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Tuta Petita

Small cave adjacent to the Tuta Gran (Cova de la Fou de Bor), to the right (S-SW) and about 5 metres below.

Bellver de Cerdanya • Cerdanya 12m 2m

Small cave adjacent to the Tuta Gran (Cova de la Fou de Bor), to the right (S-SW) and about 5 metres below.

Characteristics

Location

To the right (S-SW) and about 5 metres below the Tuta Gran. Approximate coordinates.

Map

Entrances

Always verify coordinates and access conditions before setting out.

  1. Petita, Tuta

    Elevation: 1152 m

    42.338665, 1.801009
    UTM 31T (ETRS89) 401230 4688075
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Description

Morphology

At the back of the entrance shelter an ascending, narrow passage begins that becomes impassable within a few metres. This fissure, although it cannot be passed through, connects with the entrance hall of the Tuta Gran.

History

Cited by J. Closas (1935) as a shelter near the Tuta Gran. In the survey by the ERE – CEC (1968) it already appears as the Tuta Petita.

Around 1976, during speleoarchaeological activities carried out by members of the GG Gràcia and GE Badalona, they made a survey of this small cavity.

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Bibliography

  1. Closas, Josep (1935).- “ La cova de la Fou de Bor” Sota Terra II: 103-129. Club Muntanyenc Barcelonès.
  1. Espeleo Club de Gràcia (1990).- “La Cova de la Fou de Bor. Cent anys d'exploracions”. Exploracions (14): 73-93. EC Gràcia. Barcelona.
  1. Rovira, J. ; Barreres, M. (1976).- “Nuevos hallazgos arqueológicos en la Cerdanya”. Speleon (22): 213-220. Centre Excursionista de Catalunya. Barcelona.
  1. Valles, J. de (2009).- Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya. Vol. 3: 381 pp. Espeleo Club de Gràcia / Federació Catalana d'Espeleologia. Barcelona.

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