The following caves are marked with their identifying numbers, but there is no documentation of where they actually are.
| CUCC # | 1623/ | info |
|---|---|---|
| 81 | No. in red (1977) This has been seen many times, but not sure it can be reliably found | |
| 84 | No. in red (1977) Located wrt 83, which is hard to find. apparently going, but tight | |
| 92 | Believed no. in red Not seen since 1977 despite several concerted searches. Below Bräuningscharte | |
| 111 | No. in red Near 98 | |
| 112 | No. in red 50m from 111 | |
| 137 | Believed marked (may have been seen 1996) Same area as 135 & 136 | |
| CUCC 1990/11 | 181 | 90/11 in red BN 165° HSK 074° BS 194° BZ 216° |
| CUCC 1990/15 | 90/15 in red changed to "185", but this number was already used - needs finding, renumbering and surveying to. | |
| CUCC 1990/?? | 187 | Marked "CUCC 90" BN 246° - Up ridge to HSK from 161a entrance |
| 192 | Numbered by Kate Janossy, 1995. Entrance 161c 200° About 100m from 161c, but not same as 191 | |
| CUCC 1976 B10 | No. in red (1976) persistent reports of this being seen, but not by those doing the documentation :-( |
In the table (and the cave descriptions), bearings are quoted with a series of standard abbreviations for landmarks, which gives a good indication of which ones are most useful.