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Balma d'Ingla

Tiny cave of 8 m of passage in the valley of Ingla (Cerdanya), discovered and explored in July 1961 by members of the ERE – CEC.

Bellver de Cerdanya • Cerdanya 8m

Tiny cave of 8 m of passage in the valley of Ingla (Cerdanya), discovered and explored in July 1961 by members of the ERE – CEC.

Characteristics

Location

From Bellver one must take the GR-107 heading toward coll de Pendís while ascending the valley of Ingla. Between the house of Ingla de Baix and the font d'Ingla, on the left of the track and above the right slope of the valley, the balma d'Ingla should be found.

Approximate coordinates and low-precision location, to be reviewed.

Map

Entrances

Always verify coordinates and access conditions before setting out.

  1. Balma d' Ingla

    Elevation: 1305 m

    42.319775, 1.783054
    UTM 31T (ED 50) 399814 4686205
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Description

Morphology

Formed by a single conduit 8 metres in length, largely covered by blocks and sediments.

History

Discovered and explored in July 1961 by members of the ERE – CEC.

Other members of the same group surveyed it in June 1967. This survey had remained unpublished until now.

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Bibliography

  1. Borràs, J.; Miñarro, JM.; Talavera, F: (1978).- “Catàleg espeleològic de Catalunya. Vol. 1 (l'Alt Urgell i la Cerdanya)” Ed. Políglota. Barcelona
  1. Canals, M; Ribera,C. Viñas, R.(1970).-La Fou de Bor i cavitats de l'Alta Vall del Segre. Ed. Montblanc.
  1. Gasca, Manuel (1968).- “Antecedentes sobre el karst del Valle de Ingla (Cerdanya)”. Montaña (113): 24-31. Centre Excursionista de Catalunya. Barcelona.

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