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Bufador Nº1 de Beví

Bufador Nº1 de Beví

Small 5-metre-long passage in Santa Maria de Besora, 3 metres deep, located 50 metres from the western entrance of the Esquerda.

Santa Maria de Besora • Osona 5m 3m

Small 5-metre-long passage in Santa Maria de Besora, 3 metres deep, located 50 metres from the western entrance of the Esquerda.

Characteristics

Location

From the C17 road towards Puigcerdà we will enter the village of Sant Quirze de Besora at the traffic-light junction. We must cross over the bridge over the river Ter and at the end of the bridge, turn left onto the BV5227 road. We will cross the railway line and continue for about 7 kms., until reaching Santa Maria de Besora. Almost at the end of the straight stretch that crosses the village, we will find on the left the sign indicating "to Ripoll via Llaés". We must take this narrow cemented track, which is in good enough condition to be driven with a car. You must be alert since the bends are very tight and we constantly find steep ups and downs. After covering 3.5 kms. we will reach the coll de Beví; before reaching the coll we will find a track on the left, we must follow it, leaving on the left the branches of the Beví Gros and further on that of the Beví Xic; further on the track turns towards the N, and on this stretch we will find signs that will lead us to the entrance of the great fissure where the bufadors are found.

It is located 50 metres from the western entrance of the Esquerda.

Approximate coordinates.

Map

Entrances

Always verify coordinates and access conditions before setting out.

  1. Beví, Bufador Nº1 de

    Elevation: 871 m

    42.139127, 2.234534
    UTM 31T (ETRS89) 436744 4665506
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Description

Morphology

Small cavity 3 metres deep and 5 metres long.

History

The first records of visits to one of the cavities located inside this great fissure correspond to Dr. Francesc Español, carried out in 1934 for biospeleological purposes.

In 1965 the Grup Espeleològic Terra i Mar (GETIM) of Sabadell explored the pit of the Tigres; the pit of the TIM, the pit of Besora and the avenc del Vent.

Later the ERE of the CEC between the years 1977 and 1980 carried out a meticulous inventory of the cavities located in this fissure, which would be published in the magazine Espeleòleg nº 34-35.

During 1979 the Centre Espeleològic Cervelló carried out the exploration of various cavities of this fissure, with the aim that they be published in the Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya (Borràs-Miñarro-Talavera); this led to giving a new name to some cavities.

The EspeleoÍndex team has considered it more appropriate to use the naming of the cavities made by the members of the ERE-CEC, since it is a more complete joint work. This same line regarding naming has been used by Jordi de Valles in the Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya (4).

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Bibliography

  1. Borràs,J; Miñarro,J.M; Talavera,F.(1980).-”el ripollès la garrotxa i l'alt empordà”. Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya (vol4):1-296. Ed. Políglota. Barcelona.
  2. Escolà Boada,Oleguer; Inglès Alcon, Antoni; Martinez Rius, Albert.(1983).-”Bufadors de Babí”. Espèleòleg (34-35):223-243. ERE-CE Catalunya.
  3. GE Terra i Mar.(1968).-”Grup d'espeleologia Terra i Mar -Sabadell-” Espeleòleg (7):239-241. ERE.CE Catalunya.
  4. Valles, Jordi de.(2010).-”Alt Empordà, Baix Empordà, Gironès, Osona, Pla de l'Estany, Selva”. Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya (4):1-397. EC Gràcia – FCE.

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