-
water enters into
underground p****ages
known as ponor,
swallow hole or
swallet. A
cenote is a type of
sinkhole that
exposes groundwater underneath. Sink...
- Bath
Swallet is a
karst cave in
Burrington Combe on the
Mendip Hills in Somerset, England. On
Wednesday 19
September 2007
members of the Wes**** Cave Club...
- is a
river in
South West England. The
river is
formed by
water entering swallets in the
limestone and
rises from the
ground at
Wookey Hole
Caves in the...
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Sidcot Swallet St Cuthbert's
Swallet St. Dunstan's Well
Catchment Stoke Lane
Slocker Swildon's Hole
Thrupe Lane
Swallet Tyning's
Barrow Swallet Upper Flood...
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Limestone Shale —
Black Rock
Limestone boundary,
often through swallets such as
Plantation Swallet near St Cuthbert's lead
works between the Hunter's Lodge...
- The
Longwood Swallet is a cave near Charterhouse, in the
Carboniferous Limestone of the
Mendip Hills, in Somerset, England. The cave is part of the Cheddar...
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Attborough Swallet (also
known as Red Quar
Swallet) is a cave in
Chewton Mendip in Somerset, England. It is
unusual for a cave on the
Mendip Hills in...
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Sidcot Swallet is a cave near
Burrington Combe, in the
Carboniferous Limestone of the
Mendip Hills, in Somerset, England. It was
named after the Sidcot...
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Streams p****ing
through caves on the
Mendip Hills,
including Thrupe Lane
Swallet and
Viaduct Sink (approximately 5 km or 3 mi east of the city), emerge...
- in
varying geological features including gorges, dry valleys, screes,
swallets and
others typical of
karst landscapes.
Beneath the
southern escarpment...
