AA CAVE, Khlieh Mynsngad, 2nd (Brooks 2010)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

The eastern of the two potholes collectively called Umkyrpong Shaft 1&2 Brooks 2010 788 m (Arbenz, T 2010.03.31 cave distribution map: Pala_Ridge_4-10.pdf) and both indicated with symbols for [descended] cave is also not mentioned by name in a) Brooks, Simon J (2010.03.29 Mss: Diary (current) 2010.doc) b) Brooks, Simon J et al (2010.03.29 Mss: Survey summary.xls) c) Arbenz, T (2010.04.18 Mss: Pala Positions.xls) SITUATION: Arbenz, T (2010.03.31 cave distribution map: Pala_Ridge_4-10.pdf) indicates next to Umkyrpong Shaft 1&2 one 2 near N25°26‘30.4”: E092°35‘40.0” (WGS84) at a spot which lies at linear distances of about a) 2 km north and 225 m east from the village of Kseh (St. Joseph church near 25°25’24.0”N: 92°35’32.9”E: circa 880 m) b) 1.7 km ENE from the village of Umkyrpong (25°26'04”N: 92°34'48”E) c) 260 m east of a 1 near N25°26‘30.7”: E092°35‘30.8” (WGS84) d) 315 m NE (205 m N, 241 m E) from Shaft 110 or –>AA Cave (Galloway 2010) 110 e) 200 m SSW (-105 m N, 127 m E) from nameless, circular doline (about 35 m in diameter) near N25°26‘33.8”: E092°35‘31.9” (WGS84).