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Name:
Deanes Creek Caverns
Description:

Refer to six unique caverns, hollowed deeply into the eastern side of the cliff walls above Deanes Creek. Each has a centrally disposed waterfall which is recessed into the top overhang giving a keyhole or horseshoe effect when viewed from below. Dimensionally five of the caverns are incomplete hollowed out spheres, of the order of 35m to 50m in diameter. Named by Michael Keats and Brian Fox on a Bush Club walk, 13th February 2015.

Maps:
  • Rock Hill
Grid Reference:
  • 451 149
Location:
Wollemi National Park
Status:
Protected
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