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Cova Ii de Cala Bona

Petita cova marina de 18 m. de recorregut a Tossa de Mar (la Selva)

Tossa de Mar • Selva18m0

Small sea cave with a passage of 18 m at Tossa de Mar (Selva), divided into two galleries separated by a large pillar.

Characteristics

Location

On the hillock that separates cala Bona from cala Pola, about 40 metres from cova I de Cala Bona and, like it, also very visible. At this point, on the ICGC map the Cova de sa Gatera is shown and it is unknown whether it is the same cavity. Approximate coordinates.

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Entrances

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  1. Cala Bona, Cova Ii de

    Elevation: 0 m

    41.731091, 2.950193
    UTM 31T (ED 50) 495951 4620126
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Description

Morphology

The cave is divided into two galleries separated by a large pillar. The right-hand one has a rock bridge crossing it and ends in a small chamber. The left-hand one soon ends by connecting with the previous one.

Progression

No survey is available.

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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