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Report Abstracts

Report Number Author(s) Title Abstract Summary County Year
11386 Entorf, Robert F. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRF-017-1(18), Troup County

Approximately 40’ x 100’ concrete structure built parallel to existing bridge. 85’ additional row-original structure will remain until it gets funding.

Troup 1989
11387 Rotenstein, David S. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRZLB-269(2), Taylor County

100’ x 24’ bridge-100’ row estimated. Begins .01 mile south of white water creek and ends .1 mile north of white water creek.

Taylor 1989
11388 Rotenstein, David S. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRS-0876(3), Hall County

Begin project approximately 750 ' southwest of existing structure on new alignment 30' ± upstream and end 500' northeast of existing structure back in the existing roadway. Proposed 51' Triple 10' x 9' Concrete Bridge Culvert. Approximately .4 acre R/W will be required.

Hall 1985
11389 Webb, Robert S., Quirk, Phillip W., Bowen, Neil J. Phase I Cultural Resources Survey, Dog River Reservoir Expansion Project, Douglas County, Georgia

Between January 15 and May 18, 2018, R.S. Webb & Associates conducted a Phase I cultural resources survey of the proposed Dog River Reservoir expansion project (818 acres) in Douglas County, Georgia. Due to U.S.

Douglas 2018
11390 Entorf, Robert F. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRS-1570(4), Laurens County

Existing structures are 23.8’ x 140’, 23.8’ x 160’, and 23.7’ x 398’ respectively, timber concrete and steel bridges. Project begins 600’ east of stream and ends 600’ west of stream at Reedy Creek Site.

Laurens 1989
11391 Rotenstein, David S. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRF-041-1(6), Jenkins County

Project begins 1200 ft. west of stream and ends 1500 ft. east of stream. New structure will be a 40 ft. X 700 ft. concrete bridge. A temporary detour will be constructed on the north or upstream side. A temporary easement f or this detour is required (See attachment).

Jenkins 1985
11392 Richardson, Rick R. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRS-0739(6), Meriwether County

Existing structure a 40'X24.1' bridge with timber pile foundation, timber & concrete substructure, steel main support, and concrete deck. Existing ROV 80 feet. Begins approx. 0.14 mile south of creek and ends approx. 0.24 mile north of creek.

Meriwether 1994
11393 Entorf, Robert F. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRZLB-139(13), Hall County

The existing structure is 75 ft long and 28 feet wide consisting of timber piles, steel beams, and a concrete desk. The required structure will be a 180 feet long by 38 feet wide bridge.

Hall 1990
11394 Entorf, Robert F. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRZLB-137(15), Habersham County

Existing bridge 12’ x 29’, wood deck, still piles and caps. Required culvert is 52’ triple 7’ x 6’ concrete box culvert. The new structure will be relocated approximately 50’ downstream. Additional right of way will be required to give a total of 80'.

Habersham 1988
11395 Entorf, Robert F. Archaeological Assessment of Project BRF-001-3(18), Crawford County

Site 1: 240’ x 40’ bridge. Site 2: 100’ x 40.’ Site 3: 210’ x 27.8.’ Site 4: 200’ x 44’ bridge.

Crawford 1988