The shaft groups of the mountains according to karst areas and some characteristics of their development environment.

Table 7: The shaft groups of the mountains according to karst areas and some characteristics of their development environment.

Karst area	Present karst type	Surface elevation (m)	Elevation of karst water level(m)	Thickness of local vadose zone (m)	Number of karst depressions	Average depth of explored shafts1	Average specific shaft length of explored caves	Shaft genetics
Kab Hill	Concealed and mixed allogenic-autogenic karst	400-450	350	50-100	40²	23.53 (11)	3.89	Karst water and surface flood shaft development
Tési Plateau	Concealed karst	420-480	200	220-280	137	30.13 (46)	2.73	Karst water and surface flood shaft development
Hárskút basin	Concealed karst	460-500	250	210-250	60	12.07 (7)	2.04	Weak surface flood and karst water shaft development
Eleven Förtés doline group	Concealed karst	675	230	445	9	10.25 (4)	1.00	Surface flood shaft development
Environs of Márvány Valley	Concealed karst	410-620	180	230-440	120	7.17 (3)	1.20
Area between Som Hill and Száraz-Gerence Valley	Concealed karst	500-600	250	250-350	76	14.00 (5)	1.43
Keszthely Mountains	Bare or concealed karst	400-420	115	285-305	20²	62.7 (7)	42.64	At a small amount of surface water supply at tectonic shafts

¹In brackets the number of the shafts taken into consideration; ²Estimated data.