Cave diving · Eropa
Cave diving di Finland
Finland has few natural diveable caves, and its overhead diving centres on flooded mines, above all the former Ojamo limestone mine in Lohja, one of the country's busiest dive sites with about 2,000 dives a year. Finnish technical divers are also prominent in cave exploration abroad, notably in Norway's Plura system.
Cara akses bekerja
Flooded mines are private or municipal property and are not open to the public. At Ojamo the City of Lohja grants operating rights (since 2024 to a divers' association and two professional training providers), and outsiders may not enter the area.
Ringkasan umum; setiap halaman lokasi memuat informasi akses tersendiri yang sudah diberi tanggal.
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Sistem-sistem cave
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Pintu masuk dan lokasi selam
| Situs | Sistem cave | Tipe | Akses | |
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Ojamo mine pond (Ojamon kaivoslampi)Lohja | Ojamo Mine | Tambang terendam | Akses terbatas |
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| Fakta | Status | Sumber |
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| The Ojamo mine pond in Lohja is one of Finland's busiest dive sites, with about 2,000 dives a year. | Dilaporkan | [1] |
| At Ojamo, the City of Lohja's operating-rights holders are a divers' association (since 2024), Luksia and Meriturva, and access for outsiders is prohibited. | Dilaporkan | [1] |
| A team of 17 Finnish divers carried out the March 2014 recovery in Norway's Plura cave. | Dilaporkan | [2] |
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