M-11/11'
Small 13-metre pit in Cabrera d'Anoia, 12 metres from the M-10 entrance of the Coves del Mamut.
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M-11/11'
Small 13-metre pit in Cabrera d'Anoia, 12 metres from the M-10 entrance of the Coves del Mamut.
Cabrera d'Anoia · Anoia
Length: 42 m · Depth: 13 m
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Small 13-metre pit in Cabrera d'Anoia, 12 metres from the M-10 entrance of the Coves del Mamut.
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Description
Morphology
It is an elongated fissure of little width. At its widest point three vertical entrances open; two of them join after short drops in an ascending gallery 9 metres long, which ends in a small chamber obstructed by blocks. At the opposite end there is a low passage that communicates with a pit 8 metres deep and of narrow section, the base of which is formed by a gallery 12 metres long until it becomes impassable.
Progression
Access via the third entrance of the M-11 cavity leads to this last point after a very narrow -10 metre pit.
History
The first mention of this cavity, located in the area known as Clots d'en Romagosa, is provided by Antonio Asensio, who explored it on 11 January 1986.
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Bibliography
- Asensio Vela, Antonio (1990).- “Sobre cavidades tectónicas en la zona del Castell de Cabrera (Anoia) Barcelona” Cavernas (22): 58-73. GE Badalona.
- Victoria, J.M.;Ferro,A (1970).-”La Cova del Mamut”. EspeleoSie (8):2-6.SIE-CE Àliga. Barcelona.
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