Prinzenhöhle und Von-der-Becke-Höhle
The "Von der Becke" cave, with 2200m of passage length, is the largest cave of the Perick cave system; the Prinzenhöhle is its smallest.
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Prinzenhöhle und Von-der-Becke-Höhle
The "Von der Becke" cave, with 2200m of passage length, is the largest cave of the Perick cave system; the Prinzenhöhle is its smallest.
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The "Von der Becke" cave, with 2200m of passage length, is the largest cave of the Perick cave system; the Prinzenhöhle is its smallest.
Description
Morphology
The "Von der Becke" cave, also known as the "Alte Höhle" or Große Sundwicher Höhle, with 2200m of passage length is the largest cave of the Perick cave system. The Prinzenhöhle is the smallest cave of this system.
Other details
The Höhlensystem is connected with the Heinrichshöhle. Both caves belong to the Perick-Höhlensystem.
History
The Prinzenhöhle was discovered only in the year 1812 during quarry work.
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