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Horat de Tartèra

Small pit 24 m deep in the Vall d'Aran, discovered and explored by Jacques Jolfre in 1974 and revisited by the Groupe Spéléologique des Pyrénées in 1977.

Vielha e Mijaran • Val d'Aran 80m 24m

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Horat de Tartèra

Small pit 24 m deep in the Vall d'Aran, discovered and explored by Jacques Jolfre in 1974 and revisited by the Groupe Spéléologique des Pyrénées in 1977.

Vielha e Mijaran · Val d'Aran

Sviluppo: 80 m · Profondità: 24 m

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Riferimento dell'ingresso principale 42.771021, 0.888996 UTM 31 · 327388 4737752
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Small pit 24 m deep in the Vall d'Aran, discovered and explored by Jacques Jolfre in 1974 and revisited by the Groupe Spéléologique des Pyrénées in 1977.

Caratteristiche

Località

From the village of Arròs, take the forest track suitable for all vehicles which, via the Artiga de Varradòs, reaches the Còth de Varradòs. To the N of this col a limestone bar (Malhs dera Tartèra) is visible. A path leaving the col itself in the direction of the Tuc des Armeros will facilitate the approach in about 40 minutes of walking. The pit is located on the very crest of this limestone bar, east of its highest point.

Approximate coordinates. The speleologists from Toulouse place it at the following Lambert coordinates: X: 481.5; Y: 3053.3; Z: 2300 m.

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  1. Tartèra, Horat de

    Quota: 2300 m

    42.771021, 0.888996
    UTM 31T (ED 50) 327388 4737752
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Descrizione

Morfologia

The entrance of the cavity occupies the bottom of a doline that forms part of a group of depressions aligned and oriented roughly E-W.

A 5.7 metre shaft drops onto a gallery on a slope and occupied by fallen blocks. This gallery appears to develop along a joint trending NNW-SSE. At its lower part are two small drops of 3 and 4 metres joined at their base by a crawl and giving access to a meander. The upper zone of this, going upstream, is very narrow for progression after about fifteen metres. The lower section of the meander is interrupted by two potholes and a 4 metre drop before ending in an impassable narrowing.

Idrologia

In the lower section of the meander a small water flow is observed (September 1977).

Storia

Discovered and explored by the French speleologist Jacques Jolfre in 1974. Visited again by members of the Groupe Spéléologique des Pyrénées (Toulouse) during their campaign in the Vall d'Aran in 1977, who produced the complete record and survey.

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Bibliografia

Besset, Y. (1978).- “Spéléologie au Val d'Aran (Espagne)” Ouarnède (9): 57-76. G.S. des Pyrénées. Toulouse.

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