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Marble Arch Karst; Aghinrawn CaveFermanagh
Site number:351File Number:H13
ESCC:IC
Locality Type:Cave Status: ASSI
Grid Reference: H12783338
Google maps: 54.24889,-7.80515
County: FermanaghCouncil area:Fermanagh & Omagh District Council
Period:Quaternary
Stages:Holocene
Site Description
Description:
Aghinrawn Cave consists of 135m of narrow passages carrying a small stream. It ends in a large sump pool. The stream is postulated to enter the Marble Arch System in either the Bruce's- Pollbwee or Monastir Way areas.
Notes:
Aghinrawn Cave is a feature of the Marble Arch Karst of the Marlbank-Cuilcagh Mountain Region. For general information on the features and systems of the Marble Arch Karst, including this one, and a reference list, see site description 'Marlbank-Cuilcagh Mountain Region; Marble Arch Karst'.
Keywords
Rocks:Limestone
Geomorph:cave, pothole, sump
Measurements
Length:135 mWidth:Height:
Depth:Area:  

Record type: ESCR report    
Entered by: Doughty, P.J.
Last updated:24 Dec 2003

 Enlander, I., Dempster, M. & Doughty, P., 2026. Marble Arch Karst; Aghinrawn Cave, County Fermanagh, site details. [In] Earth Science Conservation Review.
https://www.habitas.org.uk/escr/site.php?item=351. Accessed on 2026-11-06.

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