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Cova Sc-27

Tiny cave with a passage of 4 metres in Gisclareny, discovered by the SIES on 2 October 1987.

Gisclareny • Berguedà 4m

Tiny cave with a passage of 4 metres in Gisclareny, discovered by the SIES on 2 October 1987.

Characteristics

Location

Via the track that runs from Bagà past Cal Cerdanyola, and shortly before reaching Cal Monnell there is a bridge that crosses the river; at this point you must go up the torrent de la Muga, dry most of the year, until you find the first sink; the cavity is a few metres back, on the hydrographic right bank. From there you must go up the first torrent found on the hydrographic right side; going up about 30 metres you will find on the hydrographic left bank an incipient, almost vertical gully; the cavity is about 10 metres up the gully.

Approximate coordinates without much reliability.

Map

Entrances

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  1. Sc-27, Cova

    Elevation: 996 m

    42.268826, 1.796120
    UTM 31T (ED 50) 400811 4680530
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Description

Morphology

Small rounded gallery, ending in an ascending crawl, its passage is only 4 metres.

Hydrology

The torrent de la Muga is dry most of the year.

Other details

No survey is available.

History

The cavity was discovered by the SIES on 2 October 1987.

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Bibliography

  1. SIES (1992).- “El S.I.E.S. en la Sierra del Cadí” Espeleología SIES (1): 9-33. SIES-CCR l'Avenç. Esplugues de Llobregat.
  2. Asensio Vela, Antonio.(1997).-”Exploracions a la Serra del Cadí.(Recull preliminar dels treballs efectuats de 1982 a 1992”. Cavernes (24):61-64. GE Badalona.

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