No.1 (TQ948582) - open chalkwell now grilled as a bat habitat
No.2 (TQ923544) - chalkwell reported to be open but not visited
Nos.3-5 (TQ935582) - open chalkwell (shaft 14 metres) with 3 chambers. Adjacent are 2 filled chalkwells
Nos.6-7 (TQ935582) - open chalkwell partly blocked with scrap metal. Adjacent is a filled chalkwell.
No.8 (TQ935582) - open tunnel running into quarry face for 29 metres to extract chalk.
No.9 (TQ934573) - filled chalkwell that was possibly the last one to be dug in 1904-08
No.10 (TQ944576) - filled chalkwell
Nos.11-16 (TQ929553) - 6 filled chalkwells
No.17 (TQ928555) - filled chalkwell
No.18 (TQ930554) - filled chalkwell
No.19 (TQ931556) - filled chalkwell
No.20 (TQ932556) - partly filled chalkwell
No.21 (TQ933556) - partly filled chalkwell
No.22 (TQ935554) - filled chalkwell
No.23 (TQ931552) - filled chalkwell
No.24 (TQ931547) - filled chalkwell
No.25 (TQ929547) - filled chalkwell
No.26 (TQ929548) - filled chalkwell
No.27 (TQ931549) - filled chalkwell
No.28 (TQ932585) - filled chalkwell
No.29 (TQ957587) - filled chalkwell
No.30 (TQ927573) - partly filled chalkwell
Nos.31-32 (TQ934567) - open chalkwell but has been used to dump dead animals and insecticide so not explored. Adjacent is a further filled chalkwell
No.33 (TQ942590) - filled chalkwell
No.34 (TQ936567) - filled chalkwell
No.35 (TQ932579) - filled chalkwell
No.36 (TQ924533) - chalkwell reported but not visited
No.37 (TQ935574) - filled chalkwell
References
"Deneholes", Chelsea Speleological Society, page 12
"Kent & East Sussex Underground", Kent Underground Research Group
"Deneholes Part 2", Chelsea Speleological Society, page 50-54