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Uamh an Claonaite, Natural cave in Assynt, Scotland

The largest cave system in Scotland extends for 2,868 meters through limestone formations, featuring dry passages and six water-filled sections.

Kendal Caving Club first explored this underground passage in 1967, leading to substantial discoveries within the Scottish cave network.

The cave's name originates from Scottish Gaelic, translating to Cave of the Sloping Rock, reflecting the regional geological characteristics.

Explorers need specialized equipment and diving certification to navigate through the cave's network of passages and water-filled chambers.

The connection between Rana Hole and Uamh an Claonaite's final chambers was established in December 2007 through systematic excavation efforts.

Location: Highland

GPS coordinates: 58.10444,-4.93583

Latest update: March 3, 2025 19:15

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