Environment Umuomaku

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1 environment

1.1 ikweawuwo
1.2 mmiri igwe
1.3 obagwodogwodo





environment

umuomaku blessed spectacular caves , rock formations, attendant waterfalls. caves , rock shelters include



ikweawuwo (rock)
mmiri igwec
mmiri okwute

these rock formations have acquired qualities , characteristics have qualified them tourist attractions.


ikweawuwo

the rock shelter (ikeawuwo) located in umunambu village, few kilometers north of ndiocha village. rock shelter formed of outcrop of sedimentary rocks colossal , on towering in size. shelter possesses spectacular rocky land scape continues excite imagination of visitor site. site located towards top of rather steep, rocky hill , because of nature of stone debris indicated stone tools manufactured there; raised interest of archaeologist, professor d. hartle conducted excavation @ site in 1964. site has yielded lot of artifacts including worked stone tools , potsherds. in addition, rock has shape of mortar underground chamber. historically, villagers used chambers hiding place during intertribal wars. site has attracted students various universities research purposes


mmiri igwe

mmiri igwe stream 1 of natural attractions in umuomaku. many researches have tried locate source of stream none of them has succeeded. stream tourist attraction , has attracted many tourists different countries visited place admire nature , take photography.


obagwodogwodo

the ogbagwodogwodo cave unique because consists of waterfall. fall intense during rainy seasons. site located along road umuchu umunambu village. formed in 1 of valleys emanates hill. mouth of cave has been half covered sand. entire site covered bushes due inadequate attention , neglect given it. cave served hiding place villagers during tribal wars , place hide weapons.







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