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Grotte di Lladurs

Lladurs, in the Solsonès, brings together 25 cavities: 23 caves and 2 pits, with 265 metres of total passage and a maximum depth of 9 metres, in conglomerates.

Lladurs conta 25 grotte catalogate, tra cui 2 pozzi e 23 grotte. La più lunga è Cova de la Cabrota (54 m) e la più profonda è Balma de l'Estaquirot (9 m). La maggior parte delle grotte si trova in conglomerato.

25 grotte
265 m sviluppo totale
9m 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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Lladurs, a municipality in the Solsonès, brings together 25 inventoried cavities: 23 caves and 2 pits. The group totals 265 metres of passage and reaches a maximum depth of 9 metres. All the cavities develop in conglomerates.

Among the most notable is the Cova de la Cabrota, a spring with 54 metres of passage formed by a single straight gallery that is sumped at 35 metres. The Cova de les Portes, with two entrances and 24 metres of passage, presents a straight SW-NE gallery, large blocks and a mill wheel. The Cova del General de les Bòfies, with 20 metres of passage, was explored for the first time by Montserrat Ubach (ERE-CEC) on 13 March 1966.

The Forat dels Pernils, a small pit 8 metres deep at Costafreda (Lladurs), was also explored for the first time on 13 March 1966. The Balma de l'Estaquirot, 30 metres wide, 9 metres high and 11 metres deep, has a flat ceiling blackened with soot. Other cavities are the Balmes de Montpolt, with 10 metres of passage at Montpolt (Lladurs), and the Balma del Tobogan, at the riera de Canalda (Lladurs), on the left bank over a large wall of conglomerate rock, between Odèn and Lladurs.

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