Jama Belojača / Belojaca cave Traditional Geocache
Jama Belojača / Belojaca cave
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SLO:
Koordinate vas pripeljejo v bližino jame.
OPOZORILO: V primeru, da želite jamo raziskati je potrebna jamarska oprema, torej teren T:5. Raziskujete na LASTNO ODGOVORNOST.
Kras sredi Haloz je izredna zanimivost, saj gre za apnenčast greben, ki ima vse značilnosti kraških pojavov (vrtače, ponori, luknje, ponikalnice ...). Osamel apnenčast masiv v katerem je voda izdolbla mlajšo jamo ob koncu ledene dobe, je tukaj pristal ob tektonskih premikih in prelomih. Jama Belojača leži na 330 m nadmorske višine. To je 550 m dolga izvirna vodna jama v Halozah. Leži južno od naselja Makole, izdolbel jo je potok Šega. Jama se deli v dva rova, levi se po 30 m konča, desni pa po 50 m pripelje v večjo dvorano, kjer se stekata dva potoka. V jami živijo netopirji, jamske kobilice in hrošči. Vhod je blizu opuščenega rudnika Šega, kjer so kopali črni premog - antracit, ki pa so ga opustili zaradi nevarnosti vdora vode. Jama še ni raziskana do konca in pomeni izziv tako za geologe kot turistične delavce. Žal se z zaščito, urejanjem njenega dostopa in skrbjo, da jama ostane neokrnjena, ne ukvarja nihče.
ENG:
Coordinates will lead you near the cave.
WARNING: If you want to explore the cave you need special caving equipment. Terrain is T:5. Explore AT YOUR OWN RISK!
To find Karst in the middle of Haloze is the extraordinarily interestg, since it is a limestone ridge that has all the features of karst phenomena (sinkholes, sinks, holes, and pits ...). The lone limestone massif ended up here due to tectonic movements and transform faults. At the end of the ice age, water carved a cave in the massif. Belojača cave lies 330 m above sea level and is a 550 m long water cave in Haloze. It lies south of the village Makole, carved out by the creek Sega. The cave is divided into two tunnels, the left tunnel ends after 30 m, but the right tunnel leads after 50 m into a greater hall, where two streams merge. Bats, cave crickets and beetles live in the cave. The entrance is near the abandoned mine Sega, where coal (anthracite) was dug, but it was abandoned because of the risk of ingress of water. The cave has not yet been fully explored and presents a challenge for both geologists and tourism workers. Unfortunately, no one is dealing with the safety, regulation of cave access and protection of cave environment.
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