Cave maps

About the cave maps

The South Wales caving region has been divided into the ten geographic areas to assist navigating the cave maps. To make the maps easier to follow we have introduced icons that indicate whether the sites are cave, sink, resurgence or digs. The Google maps allow you to zoom and scroll, viewing with or without satellite imagery. Click on any of the icons for further information and photos.

	Cave - verified location These sites have been visited and contain accurate GPS location data along with photos of at least the cave entrance. Significant caves will also have a library of cave photos accessible through the embedded link.
	Cave site - from published information These markers indicate published locations for sites. These sites will be visited in the future to acquire accurate location data and photograph them.
	Sink These sites are of speleological interest as sites where water sinks. These generally have no accessible cave passage associated with them.
	Resurgence These sites are of speleological interest as springs or resurgences. These generally have no accessible cave passage associated with them.
	Dig These sites are of speleological interest as they are small segments of cave that have been or are being dug in the hope of finding cave passage.

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South Wales Caves

Cave Location Maps

About the cave maps