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Cova de la Bauma

A 34 m long sea cave in Tossa de Mar (Selva), formed by two caves that appear to be connected.

Tossa de Mar • Selva 34m

A 34 m long sea cave in Tossa de Mar (Selva), formed by two caves that appear to be connected.

Characteristics

Location

To the NE of Tossa de Mar. Past the Punta de la Bauma, at the height of the islets of es Palomar, the mouth of the cavity can already be seen easily. Approximate coordinates.

Map

Entrances

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  1. Cova de la Bauma

    Elevation: 0 m

    41.726805, 2.945166
    UTM 31T (ED 50) 495533 4619651
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Description

Morphology

In reality it is two caves, but everything suggests that they are in communication, even though this may be impenetrable. The main cave consists of a 20 metre gallery that begins with a width of 5 metres and narrows to the 1 metre it has at the end. The second cave is located a few metres before and has two mouths that communicate at 5 metres, and an impenetrable passage appears to connect in a few metres with another one of the neighbouring cave.

History

The only reports we have are those published by members of the SIS – CE Terrassa who explored and surveyed it in August 1981.

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Bibliography

  1. Badiella, Eduard; Badiella, Xavier; Badiella, Enric (1982).- “Les cavitats del litoral de la comarca de la Selva”. SIS (9): 37-64 / Arxiu del Centre Excursionista de Terrassa (29): 577-604. Terrassa.

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