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Cova Bellot

Cova Bellot

Small cave with a 14 m passage in Sant Llorenç del Munt, discovered by Domènec Bellot and explored in 1966.

Matadepera • Vallès Occidental 14m

Small cave with a 14 m passage in Sant Llorenç del Munt, discovered by Domènec Bellot and explored in 1966.

Caratteristiche

Località

From km 13.5 on the road from Terrassa to Mura, you must go down a path towards the Roure Escorçoner, as if heading to the avenc de la Canal de les Teixoneres, but you must follow the riera de les Arenes downstream towards the Sot de la Bota and follow the path that climbs to the coll Prunera. Once here, you must follow the ridge in an E direction to reach the Morral d'en Bens, and from below it you must go around it via the S to find a gully where the cave is located. From east to west there are: Cova Xica; Cova Bellot; Cova Bellot II. Approximate coordinates.

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  1. Bellot, Cova

    Quota: 935 m

    41.654683, 1.998016
    UTM 31T (ETRS89) 416570 4611922
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Descrizione

Morfologia

The entrance looks like a 'rabbit burrow' and measures 0.5 x 0.4 metres. After this narrow passage, the height increases significantly until reaching 2.5 metres in the final small chamber. The width, however, remains almost the same, although on the left side we can see a fissure that connects with the outside; this does not allow us to glimpse much hope of greater comfort until reaching the final room at 8 metres from the entrance, where, in addition to being able to stand upright, the width increases by a few centimetres.

Concrezioni

This corner of the cavity is beautifully adorned with stalactites and stalagmites, forming a small ledge.

Progressione

Below this, the cavity continues for about 3 metres more in the form of a crawlway that becomes impracticable for us at a very narrow bend.

Storia

Domènec Bellot discovered the Cova Bellot and the Cova Xica, and we have evidence of their exploration in 1966 by members of GES – CMB (probably from its Terrassa delegation) and that they include them in the catalogue of Sant Llorenç del Munt (1974); they call it Cova Ballot and without accompanying any survey.

In January 1986, Xavier Badiella and Albert Buil (SIS – CET) found between the two previous ones a small hole, which they did not explore until August 2000 and which they went on to name cova Bellot, and we believe that the one already known by this name they call Cova Bellot II. Since they have forever been known this way, we maintain this criterion even though we think it is erroneous.

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Bibliografia

  1. Badiella, Xavier (2002).- “Les cavitats del Morral d'en Bens”. Arxiu del Centre Excursionista de Terrassa (108):356-361. Terrassa
  1. GES-CMB (1974).- Catálogo espeleológico de la provincia de Barcelona. 198 pp. Club Montañés Barcelonés /Diputación Provincial de Barcelona.
  • Fotografia extreta del blog: trailsantllorenc.blogspot (de Lluís R. Hernández, de Matadepera)

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