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♜ PROVINCENamur (Namen)
📍 LOCATIONAnhée
📌 GPS MINE ENTRANCEUnknown
🅿 GPS PARKING50.293958, 4.893733 ↗
↓ MAX. DEPTH−15 m (topo)
↔ ROCK TYPEMarbre noir
🗺 TOPOView map ↓
About Anhée
The Anhée mine, also known as Trou du Diable, is a former underground black-marble quarry near the Meuse. Its passages and chambers reflect historic stone extraction. The supplied survey marks levels −7, −12 and −15.
The historic mine includes overhead passages, loose rock and mining remains. Survey levels should not automatically be interpreted as the present maximum diving depth.
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© Ron Freijer · 5 originele foto’s
🗺️ Survey – Anhée
A 3D view and a cleaned-up illustration are available. The illustration is a reconstruction and must not be used for navigation. The survey author and date have not been verified.
3D view ↗
Cleaned-up illustration (not for navigation) ↗🗺️ Location
Anhée, Namur, Belgium · Parking GPS: 50.293958, 4.893733
ℹ️ Practical information
🚧AccessRestricted; confirm permission and current rules with the site manager / UBS.
⚠️SafetyFalling-rock hazard. Current access and safety conditions have not been independently verified.
🅿️ParkingUBS information refers to parking on the railway side; parking GPS: 50.293958, 4.893733; entrance approx. 100 m away.
📚 Sources & credits
- Union Belge de Spéléologie – règlements
- Duiken Magazine – zwart marmer uit Anhée
- Eigen foto’s van Ron Freijer; topografische afbeeldingen aangeleverd door websitebeheerder (makersvermelding nog te bevestigen).
The supplied GPS coordinates refer to the parking area, not the mine entrance. Approximately 100 metres on foot from the parking area.