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Cova de l'Agulla

Cova de l'Agulla

A 22 m long sea cave in the Cala de la Móra area (Tarragona), explored on 6-12-2001 by Juan Campos and Jaume Sandoval.

Tarragona • Tarragonès 22m

A 22 m long sea cave in the Cala de la Móra area (Tarragona), explored on 6-12-2001 by Juan Campos and Jaume Sandoval.

Characteristics

Location

In the Cala de la Móra area (Tarragona). About 50 metres further E of the Candi and Kinder caves and very close to a small needle-shaped islet about 3 metres high. Very approximate coordinates.

Map

Entrances

Always verify coordinates and access conditions before setting out.

  1. Cova de l' Agulla

    Elevation: 0 m

    41.127990, 1.354723
    UTM 31T (ED 50) 361989 4554473
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Photos

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Description

Morphology

The entrance is 9 metres wide by 4 metres high (emerged). After 10 metres there is a passage about 30 centimetres high and it continues narrowing to 10 centimetres, which will lead us after 8 metres to a small beach 1 metre high.

History

Explored on 6-12-2001 by the team formed by Juan Campos and Jaume Sandoval.

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Bibliography

  • Les úniques dades d'aquesta cavitat inèdita han estat facilitades per Jaume Sandoval

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