Caves and shafts in el Cogul
El Cogul, in the Garrigues, is internationally known for the rock paintings of the Roca dels Moros, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the rock art of the Mediterranean basin. The village sits on the banks of the Set river, in a relief of rock shelters and limestone cliffs. This same rocky setting, which once served as a prehistoric shelter, also contains cavities recorded in the catalogue.
3 cavitats in el Cogul are part of the catalogue. Cova de Baladrons, amb 6 m de recorregut.
The surveyed length of the caves with this data ranges from 3 to 6 metres. The depth on record is 1 metres. Each entry includes exact location, coordinates and, where available, photographs and survey maps, with a downloadable GPX track. The whole list on this page can also be exported as CSV or JSON.
County: Garrigues
