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<explorers></explorers>
<map_description></map_description>
<location_description></location_description>
<approach>From Schwarzmoossattel directly out onto the plateau, keeping to the left edge of a large flat area of karren, passes first Fuchsh&ouml;hle <a href="198/198.html">B11</a>, then <a href="164.htm">164</a>, a snow-plugged shaft below a small north-facing scar. 164 and 189 are both on the same joint going 018-198&deg;: a few metres north of 164 is a fault line on 102-282&deg; with a large open and heavily snow-plugged shaft, noted often since 1976, but not explored and written up until 1994 (or 1993?).</approach>
<approach>From Schwarzmoossattel directly out onto the plateau, keeping to the left edge of a large flat area of karren, passes first Fuchsh&ouml;hle <a href="198/198.html">B11</a>, then <a href="/1623/164/164.htm">164</a>, a snow-plugged shaft below a small north-facing scar. 164 and 189 are both on the same joint going 018-198&deg;: a few metres north of 164 is a fault line on 102-282&deg; with a large open and heavily snow-plugged shaft, noted often since 1976, but not explored and written up until 1994 (or 1993?).</approach>
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<photo></p><div class="centre"><a href="others/l/189164.htm"><img src="others/t/189164.jpg" width="149" height="142" alt="Photo - 44k" /></a><p>164 entrance (left of centre) seen over 189 entrance.</p><a href="others/l/189svy.htm"><img src="others/t/189svy.jpg" alt="Photo - 61k" width="200" height="134" /></a><p>The entrance looking north during surface survey in 1996.</p></div><p></photo>
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