
Avenc del Sot Gran
Small pit 8 m deep in Castellar del Vallès, discovered on 15 May 1981.
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Avenc del Sot Gran
Small pit 8 m deep in Castellar del Vallès, discovered on 15 May 1981.
Castellar del Vallès · Vallès Occidental
Sviluppo: 22 m · Profondità: 8 m
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Small pit 8 m deep in Castellar del Vallès, discovered on 15 May 1981.
Topografia
Espeleoindex · CC BY-NC 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ · Immagine © del suo autore.
Foto
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Descrizione
Morfologia
The 2 x 0.5 metre entrance gives way to a 3 metre drop that leaves us on a ledge; from here a gallery runs in an N direction, 4 metres long, 2 wide and with a height that oscillates between 2.5 and 3 metres. At the end, a stalagmitic column allows us to climb a 2 metre drop, from where we follow a narrow gallery of 2 metres that leads to a final small chamber very rich in concretions. Back at the beginning of the ledge, we still have to descend 4 metres down a shaft that brings us onto a cone of debris. At the N end, going under the ledge, we find a chamber very rich in concretions that brings the cavity to an end. Cavity structured along an N30E-S30O joint.
Concrezioni
A stalagmitic column allows us to climb a 2 metre drop. The final small chamber is very rich in concretions, and at the N end, under the ledge, there is a chamber very rich in concretions that brings the cavity to an end.
Progressione
The 2 x 0.5 metre entrance gives way to a 3 metre drop that leaves us on a ledge. At the end, a stalagmitic column allows us to climb a 2 metre drop, from where we follow a narrow gallery of 2 metres that leads to a final small chamber very rich in concretions. Back at the beginning of the ledge, we still have to descend 4 metres down a shaft that brings us onto a cone of debris. At the N end, going under the ledge, we find a chamber very rich in concretions that brings the cavity to an end.
Storia
The cavity was discovered and explored for the first time on the evening of 15 May 1981 by members of the SEAC (today Centre Excursionista de Castellar del Vallès), although it was made known by the people of the SIS - CET who visited and surveyed it a month later. We update the record (March 2016) including a sketch made by the first explorers (SEAC) three years after its discovery and which we have now found again in their bulletin.
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Bibliografia
- Badiella, X.; Aguirre,F.; Martínez, M.A. (1982).- “Les cavitat del vessant Est del riu Ripoll (II)” SIS (9): 12-21 / Arxiu del Centre Excursionista de Terrassa (29): 552-561. Centre Excursionista de Terrassa.
- Badiella, X.; Boixader, J.; Claverí, J. et al (1985).- “Sobre algunes cavitats noves o poc conegudes als conglomerats de Sant Llorenç del Munt – Serra de l'Obac – Riu Ripoll”. Butlletí GES (4): 3-24. GES del Club Muntanyenc de Terrassa
- Castany, J. (1985).- “Avenc del Sot Gran”. Butlletí informatiu de la SEAC (221): 3-4. Secció Excursionista de l'Ateneu Castellarenc. Castellar del Vallès.
- Fotografies i altres dades extretes del web: caudelguille.net (Jordi Guillemot. SIS-CET)
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Fonte: Espeleoindex (espeleoindex.com), modificato. CC BY-NC 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/




