Speleolog, Vol. 65 No. 1, 2017.
Stručni rad
Speleologic explorations of the Velež mountain and Podveležje plateau
Goran Rnjak
orcid.org/0000-0002-6379-1036
; Speleološki odsjek HPD Sv. Mihovil, Šibenik, Hrvatska
Nikola Hanžek
; Speleološki odsjek HPD Željezničar, Zagreb. Hrvatska
Sažetak
Podveležje is a typical karst plateau on the sunny side of Velež mountain, stretching in NW - SE direction in length of about 21 km. It is located in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as part of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, near Mostar. A total of 31 speleological objects were investigated, 21 pits and 10 caves. The longest and most complex explored cave is Prosečenica(347 m long). The deepest caves are Golubinka on Svetigora / Pit on Svetigora II (149 m) and Željuškovača (90 m). Both pits and Prosečenica cave have perspectives for further exploration. Considering the configuration and morphology of the terrain, geological base and a large number of caves, there is a great potential for finding more. During the research, information was gathered on other caves, but they were not explored due to the complexity of access and more demanding logistics. The major problem in the exploration were numerous mines and explosives left behind and abandoned after the war.
Ključne riječi
Podveležje; cave Prosečnica; speleological explorations
Hrčak ID:
204720
URI
Datum izdavanja:
28.3.2018.
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