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Altitude: |
645 m | |||
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Depth: |
-11 m | |||
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Length: |
20 m | |||
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Region: |
Black Sea | |||
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Province: |
Ordu | |||
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District: |
Kumru | |||
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Village: |
Akçakese | |||
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| Location: Along with the Yaylacik Cave; it is located on the Kozman Dagi Plateau; near the Akçakese Village; which is 15 NE from Kumru District; 35 km km south from Fatsa; 85 km southwest from Ordu. |
| Structural Properties and formation : Along with the Yaylacik Cave; it is situated in a region deeply fractured by Kumlu (Elekçi) Brook and Karakucak Stream which is one of its branches; and by the branches of Karakucak. Kozmandagi Cave has the same altitude with the Yaylacik Cave (645 m); and shares the same system. It consists of a pit shaped descent Ğ7 m long; and one single round shaped hall. The ceiling height is 5-6 m; the width is 10x8 m. The hall is filled with debris; blocks; and soil. It is a passage type; fossil cave that completed its development cycle. |
| Research History: It was researched by the Karst; and Cave Researches Unit of the Geological Studies Department of MTA General Directorate; and published in 2004. |
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