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GILL, Dave; LYON, Ben; FOWLER, Simon (1990) : The caves of Bama County, Guangxi, China.-

Cave Science vol. 17 nr. 2 : 55-66.

Bama County contains a large hydrological system with associated caves, draining into the Pan Yang River, a tributary to the Hongshui. The Pan Yang cave system between Beimo Dong (main sink) and Fulong Dong rising was surveyed over 16 km, with passages as high as 145 m and 80 m in diameter. A total of 16 caves and 17 km of passages in Bama Co. were surveyed (10 cave surveys, area map, speleol.map, phot.). (RB)
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ZHANG, Shouyue (1993): Grand caves of China.-

Proceedings XI Intern. Congress of Speleology, 2nd-8th August 1993, Beijing 1993: 236-237 (3 tab.) (chines. summ.).

Lists 21 caves with more than 200 m in elevation (Zhaidong -552 m; Gebihe -445 m, Wuajidong -430 m etc.); and 19 caves with more than 4,8 km in length (Tenglongdong 33,52 km; Duobingdong 17,2 km; Baimodong 13,7 km etc.). (RB).
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JIAN, Chen (1990) : Caves in China.-

NSS News vol. 48(2) : 43.

A list of 29 caves more than 2 km long.Tenglong dong (Hubei) 32, 0 km; Baishui gond(Guizhou) 22, 45 km; Duobing dong (Guizhou) 17, 21 km; Baimo dong (Guangxi) 15, 70 km etc. (RB)
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