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Cave Inventory : Bouches du Rhône - France

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Bouches-du-Rhône is a department in the south of France named after the mouth of the Rhône River. It is renowned for it's capital city, Marseille and it's Calanques which were recently (April 2012) declared National Parks due to their uniqueness.
At a caving point of view, this region has some notable underwater caves like the Cosquer cave.



Grottocenter has a detailed cave inventory of this region with 562 caves.
We are also lucky enough to have an active member of the GrottoCenter community who has enrich the available information for this region.
So, Guy Maurel give you access for example to the Daladé cave map.
Thanks to him and to all the GrottoCenter's contributors.
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