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Caves of Castell de Mur

Castell de Mur, in Pallars Jussà, has 4 inventoried caves, all in limestone. Together they total 122 metres of passage and reach a maximum depth of 6 metres. Cova de la Platja is the longest, at 83 metres.

Castell de Mur has 4 catalogued caves, including 0 potholes and 4 caves. The longest is Cova de la Platja (83m). Most caves are found in limestone.

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122mtotal length
6mmax depth

Length adds each cave once (a system counts once), and depth is that of the deepest cave, canyons excluded.

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The municipality of Castell de Mur, in Pallars Jussà, contains 4 inventoried cavities, all developed in limestone. Together they total 122 metres of passage, with a maximum depth of 6 metres.

Cova de la Platja is the longest, at 83 metres, and also the deepest, at 6 metres; it has two entrances and ascending and descending galleries. It is followed by Cova de Grabiel, at 23 metres and 5 metres deep, with two access routes and a gallery that divides into two levels; Cova de la Quadra, at 9 metres, with an entrance 28 m wide and remains of an old dry-stone wall; and Cova dels Tres Forats, at 7 metres, with three hollows in the barranc del Bosc, at Cellers.

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The 20 longest

  1. 1Cova de la PlatjaCastell de Mur, Lleida83 m
  2. 2Cova de GrabielCastell de Mur, Lleida23 m
  3. 3Cova de la QuadraCastell de Mur, Lleida9 m
  4. 4Cova dels Tres ForatsCastell de Mur, Lleida7 m
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The 20 deepest

  1. 1Cova de la PlatjaCastell de Mur, Lleida6 m
  2. 2Cova de GrabielCastell de Mur, Lleida5 m
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