Barrois · about 10 km from Ancerville
Fontaine de Laneuville
- Max depth8 m
- CertificationFull cave
- SpecialSidemount
Diving and fills
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The dive
The water here is murky. The water temperature is not published. The spring is also called Fontaine Babel. It was first dived in 1987 and opened up in 1988.
Profile and sections
The water here is murky. The water temperature is not published.
The spring is also called Fontaine Babel. It was first dived in 1987 and opened up in 1988. It was explored to 860 m in the early 1990s, further from 1998 and to 3,500 m after 2000.
- Depth and profile
- S1 860 m / -8 · S2 90 m / -2 · then over 1,000 m of dry passage. Total 3,500 m, of which 1,100 m underwater.
- Configuration
- Murky sump with several restrictions: sidemount. Backmount/CCR: not described (estimate).
- DPV: DPV possible (estimate)
- S1 is long (860 m) but murky with restrictions: little gain (estimate).
Who can dive where
- At least Full cave
- Configurations: Backmount / twinset / Sidemount / CCR / Small cylinders / no-mount (speleo sumps)
- Goes down to 8 m (trimix or deco may be needed)
- Experienced divers only
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How to get there
Spring in Bayard-sur-Marne (the former Laneuville-à-Bayard), between Saint-Dizier and Joinville. Access rules and owner not published; ask the ASHM or the GERSM.
Around Fontaine de Laneuville
FillsNo fill station known nearby
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