
Cova de la Coma Closa Inferior
A cave with 181 metres of passage in Margalef, with a total elevation change of +10 metres, rediscovered in 2000 and visited in 1918 by Joan Ferraté.
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Cova de la Coma Closa Inferior
A cave with 181 metres of passage in Margalef, with a total elevation change of +10 metres, rediscovered in 2000 and visited in 1918 by Joan Ferraté.
Margalef · Priorat
Sviluppo: 181 m · Profondità: 10 m
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A cave with 181 metres of passage in Margalef, with a total elevation change of +10 metres, rediscovered in 2000 and visited in 1918 by Joan Ferraté.
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 entrance to the cavity is at the edge of the gully. We descend through the fissure in a large block until, via a step, we reach the slightly descending gallery. If we follow downstream, after 15 metres we find an opening large enough for the water to pour out in a beautiful waterfall. We climb back up to the step at the entrance and go up through a chamber that gains width, with a deep ceiling and small concretions. The floor shows us that at times quite a lot of water has come down; on the right-hand side the start of a gallery has been obstructed by earth and stones. Continuing on the left we come to a room with a high ceiling and an inlet of light coming from an opening located in the middle of the gully through which the water leaps into the interior of the cave. Beyond there are some small galleries that connect with one another, but with no continuation. The total elevation change is +10 metres.
Concrezioni
The chamber has small concretions.
Idrologia
After 15 metres downstream there is an opening large enough for the water to pour out in a beautiful waterfall. An opening located in the middle of the gully makes the water leap into the interior of the cave. The floor shows that at times quite a lot of water has come down.
Progressione
We descend through the fissure in a large block until, via a step, we reach the slightly descending gallery. If we follow downstream, after 15 metres we find an opening large enough. We climb back up to the step at the entrance and go up through a chamber. Continuing on the left we come to a room with a high ceiling. Beyond there are some small galleries that connect with one another, but with no continuation.
Altri dettagli
A cave with 181 metres of passage in Margalef. The total elevation change is +10 metres.
Storia
Visited in 1918 by Joan Ferraté. Over the years, vegetation made access to the area impracticable and members of the GELL decided to reopen the path in 1999, rediscovering the cavities they had spotted from the Rovellosa while carrying out prospecting in that area; the cova de la Coma Closa Inferior was rediscovered in 2000 and the Superior in 2001.
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Bibliografia
- Farrús, M.;Satorra, A.;Pérez, Ll.(2006).-”Resultats de les campanyes del GELL a la serra del Montsant,II. Anys 1998-2005”. Grallera (6):3-33. GELL. Lleida.
- Ferraté, J. (1918).-Espeleologia de les comarques tarragonines,133. Agrupació Excursionista de Reus.
- Fotografies facilitades per Antoni Satorra.
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Fonte: Espeleoindex (espeleoindex.com), modificato. CC BY-NC 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/




