Cave listing by Tampa area.

[Dan Thoms]

http://www.mejeme.com/dive/index.html

[DeepSea]

Or...

http://www.tampadiving.com/sections/diving/cave_systems.asp

You can sort on any of the columns. Plus there are GPS (DMS, DM.MM & DD.DD) coordinates for almost every system.

[tomhauburn]

Or...

http://www.tampadiving.com/sections/diving/cave_systems.asp

You can sort on any of the columns. Plus there are GPS (DMS, DM.MM & DD.DD) coordinates for almost every system.

Nice work Walter. It looks good although you got to visit a lot more places now to get the dive reports, photo's exc :D You might want to check on the dept of LR though as it showing too shallow.
Tom

[DeepSea]

Thanks Tom...What is the max depth for LR? I only started this last week as my buddy and I have been out scouting new/existing sites. Mostly in Hernando and Pasco. The write ups will come in time..

[Dan Thoms]

Very good site, thanks for posting.

[MikeH]

Or...

http://www.tampadiving.com/sections/diving/cave_systems.asp

You can sort on any of the columns. Plus there are GPS (DMS, DM.MM & DD.DD) coordinates for almost every system.

You have the depths for Diepolder II and III backwards.

Mike

[imported_admin]

Admin: Post below was reposted here (original by DeepSea). It is in reference to a website with a listing already in this section:

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DeepSea wrote:


If you were able to get out cave diving this weekend it would be great it you could list the conditions you found in the system you dove. This section of the website has already started growing with observations from Ginnie Springs, Morrison Springs, Cow, Peacock and Little Salt Spring.

Here's how you do it:

1) Find the system you dove (http://www.tampaboating.com/sections/diving/cave_systems.asp) and click on the system's name you dove. That will take you to the landing page of that system.

2) Look for the "Recent Diving Observations" section (for most it will be pretty much the first thing. Above the table is a link "Add a report...". Click that link.

3) A window will open where you can enter your information. When all of your information is complete click the button labeled "Add Conditions Report".

Once you have added your information, the window will close and your system information page will automatically update.

If others continually add condition information this may very well become a good starting point for planning a dive.
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Walter
www.tampadiving.com

[DeepSea]

Interesting...

But it wasnt regarding this thread...

Maybe no one will find it here.