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Avenc de la Roca del Migdia Nº1

Avenc de la Roca del Migdia Nº1

Esquerda de 54 metres de desnivell a la Roca del Migdia, La Febró.

Febró, La • Baix Camp94m54m

Left-hand shaft with 54 metres of vertical drop at the Roca del Migdia, La Febró, with two entrances and a length of about 40 metres.

Characteristics

Location

At kilometre 22 of the T-704 road (Vilaplana to la Febró) and 180 metres from the junction with the TV-7092 road (turn-off to l'Alforja), a track leaves the N side of the road heading towards the pits of la Febró. When we reach the coll de l'Agustens we will find the GR-7 on the left of the track heading to l'Arbolí; we will follow this track until we pass under a power line. 500 metres further on we will find a junction, we must turn right, where there is an iron pole with a concrete base; the path passes again under the power line. When we reach the end, we will continue in a N direction a little more than a hundred metres where we will find the highest mouth of the cavity under a Pine.

Mapa

Entrances

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  1. Avenc de la Roca del Migdia Nº1

    Elevation: 972 m

    41.269128, 1.004777
    UTM 31T (ED 50) 332973 4570757
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Description

Morphology

A narrow vertical fissure running NW-SE with two entrances and a length of about 40 metres until it becomes totally impenetrable and a maximum width of one metre, allows descending to -54 metres from the upper entrance, which is hidden under a Pine growing at the mouth. On the NW side of this one another smaller mouth opens and next to the cliff another one opens in the form of a cave, opened 14 metres lower down, which after a drop of -4 metres reaches a narrow descending gallery, to later climb back up to -22 metres, the point where the true depth of the pit begins, located below the upper entrance.

History

Cited by Ramon Amigó i Anglés in 1960 in the third revised and expanded edition of “Les Muntanyes de Prades, el Montsant i Serra de la LLena”, this group of fissures located to the NW of the Roca del Migdia belong to the same group of fissures as the avencots dels Motllats de la Pona, from which they are separated by less than a hundred metres; in this space between both groups of fissures, we also find more superficial fissures. In 1976 Gabriel Roig (Biel) together with other members of the D.E.R. REDDIS explored and surveyed it.

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Bibliography

  1. Borrás, J.; Miñarro, J.M.; Talavera, F.(1984).-”El Baix Camp, el Priorat i la Ribera d'Ebre” Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya (Vol 7):1-283. Ed políglota. Barcelona.
  2. Iglesies, Josep; Santasusagna, Joaquim; Amigó, Ramon.(1960). Les Muntanyes de Prades, el Montsant i Serra la Llena. (3ª edició revisada i ampliada):1-848. Ass. Exc. Reus.
  3. Talavera, F. (1982).-”Avencs de la Roca del Migdia(Motllats – Baix Camp)” Boletin SIEP (14):20-23. SIEP-CE Poblet. Barcelona.

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