KALI CAVE, Jabalpur - Bedaghat
(Shahpura Tahsil - IN)
23.116700,79.750000
23.116700,79.750000
Description
An angular cavelet in dolomitic marble, perhaps 2 m wide and deep but less high, is guided by fissures and bedding planes that dip by about 45° away from the rock face. The cave originates from gravitational mass wasting and is said to have been used once by a muni (sage) as a troglodyte hermitage retreat overlooking the busy flow of water and honey mooners in the deep and narrow channel of the famous Marble Rocks. SITUATION: Above the northern (orographically left) bank of the Narmada (Narbada, Nerbudda) River in the uppermost section of the –>Marble Rocks, and about halfway in the linear section below the cataracts.
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Bibliography 06/01/2018Cavités proche
Distance (km) | Nom | Longueur (m) | Profondeur (m) |
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5.4 | Marble Rocks | ||
5.4 | Chausat Yogini Mandir Tunnel | ||
11.9 | GUWARIGHAT | ||
17.5 | GUPTESHWAR CAVE, Jabalpur | ||
17.5 | MADAN MAHAL | ||
70.8 | RUPNATH GUMPHA, Jabalpur - Bahuriband | ||
97.2 | JHINJHARI SHELTERS | ||
120.6 | FATEHPUR SHELTERS | ||
145.7 | BADI GUFA, Bandhavgarh |