Cave diving · Oseania
Cave diving di New Zealand
New Zealand's best-documented cave dive is the Pearse Resurgence in the Tasman region of the South Island, a 6 °C resurgence that expedition teams have explored to 245 m since 2007. The surrounding Mount Arthur range also holds some of the deepest dry caves in the Southern Hemisphere.
Cara akses bekerja
No national cave-diving access body or site-rating scheme comparable to Australia's CDAA was identified in this research pass. Published information on New Zealand cave diving comes mainly from expedition accounts, so access arrangements should be checked with land managers before any visit.
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Sistem-sistem cave
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Pintu masuk dan lokasi selam
| Situs | Sistem cave | Tipe | Akses | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pearse ResurgenceMount Arthur range, Pearse River valley | Pearse Resurgence | Resurgence | Status akses belum terverifikasi |
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| Fakta | Status | Sumber |
|---|---|---|
| Expedition divers have explored the Pearse Resurgence since 2007, reaching 245 m in 2020, in water of about 6 °C.Expedition leader's account. | Dilaporkan | [1] |
| In 2014 cavers linked the Stormy Pot and Nettlebed systems on Mount Arthur into a cave about 1,200 m deep, the deepest known in the Southern Hemisphere.Press report, 2014. | Dilaporkan | [2] |
| No published diver access procedure was found for the Pearse Resurgence.Absence of evidence in this pass, not a confirmed rule. | Dilaporkan | [1] |
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