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Graller de Badià

Graller de Badià

A cavity with 54 m of vertical drop in the municipality of Àger, first explored on 31 August 1961 by the ERE of the CEC.

Àger • Noguera 84m 54m

A cavity with 54 m of vertical drop in the municipality of Àger, first explored on 31 August 1961 by the ERE of the CEC.

Caratteristiche

Località

Going up the paved track that leads from Àger towards the coll d'Ares, on reaching the area of the Montsec de Badià, we will follow the track heading west towards the font de l'Hospital and Sant Llorenç. After approximately one kilometre and two hundred metres, we will find on the left of the track some very flat cultivated fields with the ruins of a corral in the middle; we will have to cross these fields towards the south for 234 metres, where we will find at the foot of a small rise and among clumps of box the mouth of the cavity.

Mappa

Ingressi

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  1. Badià, Graller de

    Quota: 1185 m

    42.041170, 0.725270
    UTM 31T (ED 50) 311824 4657043
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Descrizione

Morfologia

A 2 x 3 metre entrance with an 8 metre shaft, followed by a gallery of respectable dimensions on a slope, the right-hand wall follows a fault plane. At the second shaft of 12 metres, it is followed by a steeply inclined ramp with a 2 metre rise. The cavity ends in a small circular chamber.

Concrezioni

In the final circular chamber we find some lithogenic formations.

Progressione

A 2 x 3 metre entrance with an 8 metre shaft, followed by a gallery of respectable dimensions on a slope, the right-hand wall follows a fault plane. At the second shaft of 12 metres, it is followed by a steeply inclined ramp with a 2 metre rise. The cavity ends in a small circular chamber.

Storia

First explored by the ERE of the CEC on 31 August 1961; it is said that the first exploration was done with a simple rope.

A few years later, during the exploration campaigns carried out by the SAS of the CG Barcelonès, they visited the cavity and made the first survey of it.

Note biospeleologiche

Stygiophyes zariquieyi Jeannel, 1924 (O. Escolà, 31-8-1961).

Previously: Speonomus (Speonomus) zariquieyi Jeannel, 1924. A very common species in a good part of the cavities of the area.

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Bibliografia

  1. Escolà i Boada, Oleguer (1970).- “Catálogo Espeleológico del Montsec”. Espeleòleg (11-12):453-541. ERE del CEC. Barcelona.
  2. Fresneda, J.; Escolà, O. (2000).- “Distribución del género Stygiophyes Fresneda 1998 y descripción de Stygiophyes aldomai allomorphus ssp.n. (Coleoptera, Cholevidae, Leptodirinae)” Miscel·lània Zoològica (23.2): 55-68. Museu de Zoologia. Barcelona.
  3. Gàzquez i Pons, Josep Lluís (1995) ”Catàleg Espeleològic de la Noguera” Grallera (3-4):1-90. GE Lleidatà. Lleida.
  4. SAS (1969).- “Dos importantes cavidades en el Montsec d'Ares: Grallera d'Alçamora y Grallera del Boixaguer”. Cavernas (11): 23-34. GE Badalona.
  5. SEPEG (1979).- “Fitxa tècnica: Graller de Badià”. Butlletí de la Penya Excursionista Guimerà (abril-juny): 19-20. Barcelona.
  6. Valles, Jordi de (2009).- Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya. Vol. 2: 384 pp. Espeleo Club de Gràcia / Federació Catalana d'Espeleologia. Barcelona.
  • Fotos actuals (2020) extretes del web: espeleodijous.cat. Apunt del 8-10-2020.

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