Pozalagua Cave
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Discovered in 1957, west of Bilbao, Spain in Karrantza Harana, Vizcaya, Spain, the Pozalagua Caves have the largest collection of irregularly grown stalactites in the world. Besides the cave formations speleothems, the Auditorio room, has small carbonate deposits making a pool of water behind them.[1]
The 4 caves are 125 meters long. Photos at the bottom of this page or by image search.[2]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Höhlen Pozalagua". tourismus.euskadi.eus. 28 December 2006.
- ↑ "Ayuntamiento de Karrantza - Pozalagua". www.karrantza.org.
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