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Najveći Speleološki Objekti U SR Hrvatskoj LITERATURA Bernard, J. P . - Les Noeuds d e Base Plan•irna, T. 1984: VOQ:ili primerni za j a marstvo Dodatak br. l ča sopisu Montagnes lVIagazine Naše planine, br. 26, JZS, str. 53-58, Ljublja na Plus. br. 51 Prusik, K. 1952: Upo.treba moga čvora kod tank-og Ellitot, D . & MIIO . CIZ~OWSk.i, tD. 1·984. Kr.olt Teslts užeta i dva nova čvora Caves & CaVIing, br. 23, BCRA, s·tr. 16-19, Bacup Naše pla:nine, br. 5-6, PSH, str. 138----1144 , Zagreb S eddon, P. 1980: Bo:t,t Belays for SRT Godec, R. 1980: čvoro-vi Ca.ves & Caving, br. 3, BCRA, Bacup save z izviđača Hrvat ske, str. 1-48, zagreb Sildć , E. 1977: Uzlovi M a:I1bach, G. & Rocourt, J. L.: Techinliques 'de la Priručn~k Zagrebačke speleološke škole; KSPSH. ,spele.ologJe &lpine 'Str. 65·- ;l/7i7, Ohoranclhe PSZ i SOPDS »Velebit«, str. 159-162, Zagreb Najveći speleološki objekti u SR Hrvatskoj The Deepest •and rthe Longest Caves in CroatiJa JAME I JAMSKI SUSTAVI DUBLJI OD 200 M DEEPEST CAVES l. Stara škola Dalmacija Biokovo 576 m 2. Vilimova jama (A-2) Dalmacija Biokovo 565 m 3. Ponor na Bunjevcu Lika Velebit 534 m 4. Jama pod Kamenitim vratima Dalmacij•a Biokovo 520 m 5. Niova velika Dalmacija Biolmvo 380 m 6. Biokovka Dalmacija Biokovo 359 m 7. Ponor Pepelall'ioa Lika Velebit 358 m 8. J·ama kod Rašpora (Ponor kod Rašpona, Z•ankana jama) Istra Cićrurija 35,5 m 9. Klementina III Lika Veleb~t 333 m 10. Titina jama (Jama pod Gračišće II) Dalmacij<a O. Brač 329 m ll. Kllanski ponor (Gotovž) H. Primorje Rij elm 320 m 12. Puha:ljka . Lika Velebit 320 m m. Zaboravna jama Dalmacija Biokovo 311 m 14. Klementina IV Lika: Velebit 300 m 15. Burtinka Lika Velebit 290 m 16. Jama Kobiljak Istra P ·azin 286 m 17. Sustav Kicljeve jame Go·rski ko>tar Skl'lad 285 m 18. Balinwa Lika Plaški 283 m 19. Klementina I Lika Velebit 269 m 20. Punar u Luci Lika Pusto Polje 267 m 2L P·onor Bregi Ist·ra Pazin 265 m 22. J<1,ma kod Ma:tešića st·ana Dalmacija O . Brač 260 m 23. P.retnerova jama Dalmacij•a Biokovo 252 m 24. Manastiri I Dalmacij•a Biokovo ·245 m 25. Ponor .u Klepinoj dulibi Lika Velebit 238 •m 26. Semičwa jama Istra ćićarij 1 a 236 m 27. Grustišica Dalmacij•a O. Brač ~ · 35 m 28. Mar,tineška jama-,ponor Istra Buje 231 m 29. K:ovačevićeva jama Dalmacija o. Brač 227 m 30. SUšna jama Dalmacija O. Brač 222 m 3'1. Medena jama Dalmacij<a BiokO VIO 220 m 32. Jama na Krčiću Dalmacij•a Z•avojane 217 m 33. M-2 Dalmacija Mosor 215 m 34. J•a:vorska II Dalmacij•a Mosor Gl15 m 35. Spilja za Gromačkom vl·akom Dalmacij•a Dubrovnik 2·12 m 36. Uporna jama Dalmacij•a Biokovo 211 m 37. Vojn li • čkia osmica Dalmacija Biokovo 208 m 38. Jama lmd Rebića Istra Marčane 207 m 39. Ponor p<od Kosicom Gorsld 1kota:r S.klrad 207 m 40. Mamet D a lmacija ' Velebit 206 m 41 Gra.brovic•a Istra Bed erna 203 m 4.2. Podublog ja:ma Istra Marčane 202 m 43. Ramina veternioa J!. Primorje Veleblit 201 m 44. Bezdanj•a6a pod Va•tinovcem Lilca: Vrhovine 201 m (Horvatova špilja) 45 . .Jama u Dubočaku D almacija O. Brač 200 m 46. Jama u Malom Gračišću I D a lmaci}a O. Brač 200 m 47. Batluška j•ama (Battlug) Istra ćićarija 200 m SPILJE I SPILJSKI SUSTAVI DUži OD 1000 M LONGEST CA VES 1. Sustav Dula-Medvednica Gorski kotar r· Ogulin 16296 m 2. sustav P.anjk-ov ponor-Kršlje Kordun Klršlje 9352 m 3. Spilja u kamenolomu Kordun Tounj 68.00 illl . 4. veternica Prigorje Medvednica 6,654 m 5. Jopićeva spilja (Jopićeva pećina) Kordun Krnja l{ 6564 m 6. Donja Cerovačk!a pećina Lika Gračac 2510 m 47 7. Klementin'a I Lik.a Velebit 2403 m ll. Mandelaja Kordun Ošt.arije 2326 m 9. Spilja z,a Gromačkom vlakom Dalmacija 1Jub11ovnilc 2172 m 10. Gospodska pećina Dalmacija Cetina '2980 m ll. Kotluša Dalmacija Cl v ljane 2015 m 12. Ponorac Kordun Ralcovica 1840 m 13. Ponor Vele vode Goorslci kotar Crni Lug 1495 m 14. Nabušena kaverna uz tunel »Učka<< Istra Učka '1490 m 15. Strmotića ponor Lika Lov1nac 1437 m 16. Go~nj a Cerov:ačka pećina Lika Gračac 1295 m 17. Punar u LuCii lJik a Pusto Polje 1Q78 m 18. Rudelića pećina Dalmacija Civljane 1252 m 19. B·a:bina jama Ilika Ličko Cerje 1!230 m 20. Ponor Breg1 Istra Pazin 1216 m 21. Mijatova j·ama Kordun Gen. Stol 1204 m 22. Bezdanj.ača pod Vatin:ovcem (H01rvatova spilj,a) Lika Vrhovine 1176 m 23. Jama kod R•aš.pora (Ponor kod Rašpora, Zanlmna jama) Istra Ci6arija 1106 ilil 24. Tamnica Kordun R'alcov.ica 1093 m 25. Adios (Jankovića pećina?) Kordun Drežnilc 1087 m 26. Sustav Kicljeve jame Gorski kotar Sk:rad 1075 m 27. Spilja Pisk1ovica I stva Pazin 1036 m 28. Nabušena l~a.verna uz tunel »Obrovac« Dalmacija Velebit 1030 m 29. HajdoV'a hiža Gorsk·i kotor Delnice 11023 m Pripremio: Mladen Kuhta, dipl. ing. geol. PromJ ene i nadopune poslati na adresu: (KoordinaJtor KS PSH za .najdublje i najduže MLADEN KUHTA, Bolnička 10, 41000 Zagreb. Tel. speleološlce objekte u SRH) (stan) 041/154-851, posao 041/518-'300 (146) Najveći sp.eleološki objekti svijetu The World lists NAJDUBLJI SPELEOLOSKI OBJEKTI NAJDUži SPELEOLOŠKI OBJEKTI DEEPEST CAVES LONGEST CAVES Visinska Naziv objelr.ta •razl!ika m Naziv objekta Država DužJ.na (m) 1. aeseau Jean Bernrurd Francuska 1535 2. v. Pantylchin SSSR 1465 3. Puerta de IH:amina 1. Ma:mmoth Cave System SAD 556 000 (Laminalm Ate) Spanjolska 1408 2. Opbimt&tdceskaya SSSR 157 000 4, Sistema del Trave S panjolska 1381 3, HoUoch švicarska 141 000 5. Snežnaj,a-Mezonnogo SSSR 1370 6. Sistema Huau!tla Meksiko 1353 4. Jewel Cave SAD 120 000 7. ReseaiU de l·a PJerre 5. sli:ebenhengste-Hohgant­ švicarska 110 000 St; M1artin Fmnc./Spanj. 1342 -Hohlensystem B. Reseau Ben~ . ell' :mrancuska 1242 6. ozoonaya 105 300 9. V. Iljukhin SSSR 1242 SSSR 10. Schwersystem 7. Sisteme de la Coume Francuska 90 000 (Batmanhohle) Austrija 1!219 D'Hyouernede 11. Gouffre Mirolda Fvancuslca 1211 8. Sistema de Ojo· Guarena španjolska 89 100 12. Complesso Corchia- -~ighiera I-talija 1:208 9. Zoluška SSSR 82 000 13, Sistem Aranonera španjolska 1185 10. Wind Cave SAD BO 000 14. Dachsteinmammuthohle Austrija 1180 ll. Frair's Ho·le System SAD 77 800 15. Jubilaumschacht Austrija 1173 116. Sima 56 de Andora Spanjolska 1169 12. Sistema Huautla Meksiko 70HO 17. Anou Ifflis Alžir 1159 13. Fisher Ridge Cave System SAD 70 .ooo lB. Sistema Bodrul•ona Spanjolska 1150 14. Sis,tema Puri1fiicacion Meksiko 67 600 19. Pozo del Xiiu Spanj,olsk•a 1148 120. Gouffre de ·l.a Bordure 15. Organ Cave System SAD 60 510 de Tour.ugne 6 (BT-6} Fmncuska 11!37 •21. Axemalti Meksiko :1130 16. Mamo Kananda Papua 22. Kuj.byshevskaja SSSR 1110 New Guinea 54 800 1.!3. Schneeloch Austrija 1101 24. Sima GESM Spanjolsl{)a 1098 17. Resea.u de l'Alpe Francuska 53 600 25. Jagerbrunnentrog Austrij1a 1078 18. Reseau de la Dent 26. Satano de Oootempa Meksiko 1063 de Crolles Francuska 53 2.00 27. Sistema Cuie~a.teca Meksiko 1038 19. Sistema del Silencio španjolska 53 000 28. Meanderhohle Austrija 1028 29. Lamprechstofen Austrij•a 1024 20. Ease G'ill Cave Sys.tem V. Britanija 512 400 30. Torco de Urriello Spanjolslta 1022 21. Gua Air Jerndh Sarawak 51 600 31. Siebenhengste-Hohganrt­ Franc.{špan.i. 51 200 -Ho.hlensystem Svicrurska 10.20 22. Reseau de la Pierre 3.2. Reseau de l!a Coume st. Martdn .d'Hyouernede . Francuska 1004 23. Ka.p-Kutan SSSR 46100 24. Cll'evice Cave SAD 45 383 25. ComJPlesso K!Lndly send all changes and corrections directly Italija 45 000 to. the .follo·win_g a dress: Mladen Kuhta, Bolnioka 10. Corchia-Fighiera 41 000 ~agreb, Yug·oslavia. 48 .
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