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Avenc d'Enconills

Avenc d'Enconills

A 40-metre-deep pit in Torà, explored in 1968, with a first inclined shaft of -11 metres and galleries that end at -40 metres.

Torà • Solsonès 128m 40m

A 40-metre-deep pit in Torà, explored in 1968, with a first inclined shaft of -11 metres and galleries that end at -40 metres.

Caratteristiche

Località

From Calaf and almost reaching the entrance to Torà we will turn left onto the LV-3003 road towards Ivorra and Sant Ramon; just after crossing the bridge over the Llobregós river, on the left we find a track next to a farm; we must follow it; this track coincides with a GR route (white and red paint marks) that heads to Ivorra and which we must follow until we reach the cavity. From the road turn-off, we will follow the track; at 840 metres we will keep right in a southerly direction for 540 metres, where we will turn left (from this point only 4X4 vehicles); we will follow the track for 415 metres and take the right-hand track, which after 300 metres ends in some cultivated fields. At this point a steep path begins on the left and after 130 metres brings us to the mouth of the cavity.

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Ingressi

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  1. Avenc d' Enconills

    Quota: 521 m

    41.788060, 1.410950
    UTM 31T (ETRS89) 368055 4627670
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Descrizione

Morfologia

A first inclined shaft of -11 metres places us on a wide base; on the S side and at about 3 metres height an opening 0.5 metres in diameter gives access to a wide gallery 15 metres long, where halfway along we find a short descending gallery.

Back at the base of the entrance shaft, on the NE side it connects with a descending gallery that gradually widens until a chamber, where it divides into two parallel galleries. The more northerly branch has an ascending route of about 10 metres and ends in a small pothole at -27 metres depth, while the more easterly gallery drops abruptly 3 metres to a new elongated small chamber divided by a large block; on the other side the 3 metres must be climbed again, where we find some steps until reaching the last vertical of -10 metres, the cavity ending at -40 metres depth.

Storia

The first exploration was carried out on 15 September 1968 by the SIE of the CEA.

In 1980 members of the Espeleo Club de Gràcia made a new survey in which they included an upper gallery in the entrance shaft; this survey was not published until 2008 in the Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya. In 2011 members of the SIE.CEA and of the ERE-CEC made a survey revision in which they also included this upper gallery.

Toponymy:

The cavity in the area is known by the name Enconills since it is near the torrent d'Enconills; we suppose that the name d'en Conills is due to an erroneous phonetic interpretation.

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Bibliografia

  1. Ferro i Guitart, Antonio.(1972).-“Avance al catastro del karst en yesos de la cuenca del río Llobregós”. EspeleSie (11):55-73.SIE-CE Àliga. Barcelona.
  2. Ferro i Guitart, Antonio.(1970).-“L'Avenc d'en Conills”. EspeleSie (7):31-35.SIE-CE Àliga. Barcelona.
  3. Borràs,J. ;Miñarro,JM. ;Talavera,F. (1980).-Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya. (Vol.5):211-227.(l'Urgell, el Solsonès, la Segarra i el Berguedà). Ed. Políglota. Barcelona.
  4. Valles, Jordi de (2008).-”Alt Urgell, Noguera, Pla d'Urgell, Segarra, Solsonès, Urgell”. Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya (vol.2):1-384. EC.Gràcia/Federació Catalana Espeleologia.
  • Coordenades, situació, revisió topogràfica i fotografies facilitades per Antoni Ferro (SIE-CEA) Arcadia Cabanas i Francesc Rubinat (ERE-CEC) maig de 2011.



Fonte: Espeleoindex (espeleoindex.com), modificato. CC BY-NC 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/