LONG, 3rd (Synrang U)
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Description
An unspecified cave entrance (unidentified shape, unidentified dimensions, unidentified orientation, unidentified characteristics) was said to give access to a third (3rd) cave called not only Synrang U Long (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc) but also Krem Synrang U Long (Arbenz, T 2013.03.16 dated ”2012.04.30” cave distribution map Pala relief13 2.pdf). SITUATION: The cave entrances to Krem –>Sahiong and Synrang U Long (or, perhaps, Synrang U Iong) were found west of the village of Moo Knor (25°23'27”N: 92°36'16”E) and in settings above the banks of either the Wah Sahiong or the Wah Lympriang (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc), which both must be tributary streams to the orographically left bank of the Kopili River (26°15'N: 92°10'E). POSITION: The cave entrance to Krem Synrang U Long 2 is indicated near (unidentified precision error) N25°23'15”: E092°38'11”: circa 789 m asl but once more with an elevation of 740 m next toDaly 2012 (Arbenz, T 2013.03.16 dated ”2012.04.30” cave distribution map Pala relief13 2.pdf). CAVE DESCRIPTION: A partly enterable cave and spring of water in which upstream wading cave visitors can exercise the negotiation of an air-filled underground route which ends in the face of a relatively small sump pool beyond which the more or less inaccessible cave continues unexplored. All in all, Krem Synrang U Long 1,2 &3 … follow a pair of ravines with a number of entrances or day-light shafts along the cave routes (anonymous Arbenz, T 2013.08.07 Mss: Meghalaya Expedition 2013 Diary: 15th February, Friday).
Documents
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EXPLORATION HISTORY: 2012.02.15, trip 1: Ledeimon Pakem [Iedeimon Pakem, Iadei Mon Pakem], Lius Dkhar and Landus Paslein from the village of Moo Knor (25°23'27”N: 92°36'16”E) guided Brian Dermot Kharpran Daly and Rudolf 'Rudi' Weissmair on 15th February 2012 (Wednesday) to the entrances of five caves (Krem Sahiong 1 and 2, Synrang U Long 1, 2 & 3) above streams recorded as the Wah Sahiong and Wah Lympriang (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Diary 2012.doc). 2013.02.15, Friday, trip 2: Brian D Kharpran Daly and Mark E Tringham relocated cave entrances to Krem Synrang U Long 1,2 &3 … which had been found in 2012 and after a quick recce started exploring and surveying these … KSUL 1 and 3 are resurgence caves and end in [unexplored continuations obstructed by flooded] small sump pools. The surface ravine up-stream from KSUL 3 was checked and a small stream sink was found about 100 m from a terminal sump, showing that potential for extension is rather limited here (anonymous Abenz, T 2013.08.07 Mss: Meghalaya Expedition 2013 Diary: 15th February, Friday).
Cavités proche
Distance (km) | Nom | Longueur (m) | Profondeur (m) |
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0.1 | LONG, 2nd (Synrang U) | ||
0.1 | LONG, 1st (Synrang U) | ||
0.2 | LONG, 4th or 5th »?« (northern) (Synrang U) | ||
0.4 | LONG, 5th or 4th »?« (southern) (Synrang U) | ||
1.2 | AA CAVE (Doyle 2013), 1st | ||
1.3 | SAHIONG 2 (Krem) | ||
1.3 | SAHIONG 3 (Krem) | ||
1.3 | AA CAVE (Doyle 2013), 2nd | ||
1.3 | Wind Cave |