Erosional cave
| Location: | Mount Victoria, Blue Mountains. |
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| Classification: |
Erosional cave
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| Light: | n/a |
| Dimension: | L=16m. |
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| Bibliography: |
Erik Halbert (2005):
Ross Cave and Pseudo Ross Cave, Mount Victoria, NSW.,
Blue Mountains Caves - Part 9.
Jl Sydney Speleological Society Vol 49 (11) 337-341, photos, survey.
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| Address: | Ross Cave |
| Last update: | $Date: 2011/12/13 08:42:03 $ |
| 1894 | discovered. |
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Up to 1996 there was a signpost showing the way to this cave. Known since 1894 it is a popular picnic spot, with a fireplace and at one time a wooden seat. The cave is named after Edward Ross Fairfax (1842-1915). Ross Cave is a small two entrance cave in a sandstone outcrop. The main entrance is 3m high and 4m wide with smooth earth flooor. Total length 16m. Text by Tony Oldham (2005). With kind permission. |
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