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Grotte di Carme

Carme, in Anoia, brings together 5 caves, all catalogued as a Cova, with a total length of 300 m and a maximum depth of 6 m. The Cova del Temple, at 103 m, is the most important cavity in the Esplugues group.

Carme conta 5 grotte catalogate, tra cui 5 grotte. La più lunga è Cova del Temple (103 m). La maggior parte delle grotte si trova in travertino.

5 grotte
300 m sviluppo totale
6m profondità massima

Lo sviluppo conta ogni grotta una volta (un sistema conta una volta), e la profondità è quella della grotta più profonda, canyon esclusi.

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The municipality of Carme, in the Anoia region, brings together 5 cavities, all of them catalogued as a Cova. Together they total 300 m of length and reach a maximum depth of 6 m. The lithologies present are travertines, in 4 cases, and limestones, in 1.

The most important cavity is the Cova del Temple, with 103 m of length and 6 m of depth, in the Esplugues de Carme group: the Balç de les Roquetes, with galleries, the Cova del Temple and a rich historical record. It is followed by the Cova del Pou, at 68 m, with three entrances, a 3.5 m shaft and a lower floor with formations; the Cova del Bressol, at 62 m, known for its legend and its galleries; the Cova dels Forats, at 39 m, formed by two superimposed small caves connected by a descending crawlway; and the Forat dels Graus, at 28 m, known for years and explored by the SIE – CEA in November 1981.

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Cova del Temple103 metri6 metriCarmeAnoia
Cova del Pou68 metri4 metriCarmeAnoia
Cova del Bressol62 metri4 metriCarmeAnoia
Cova dels Forats39 metri3 metriCarmeAnoia
Forat dels Graus28 metri3 metriCarmeAnoia

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