Report Abstracts

The cultural resources survey of the proposed Fitzgerald Primary to Swakers substation transmission line located four historic sites and two artifact occurrences. None of the sites are considered eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.

The Anthony Shoals site (9Ws5l) is located in Wilkes County of northeast Georgia at the backwaters of Clarks Hill Lake. Test excavations were conducted there in September 1987 to evaluate the impacts caused by looters and to ascertain whether portions of the site were still intact.

The cultural resources survey of the proposed Doerun substation and transmission line located six archeological sites and one artifact occurrence. We recommend all of these as ineligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.

This report summarizes a cultural resources survey of the proposed Rhine-Jacksonville transmission line planned in Dodge and Telfair Counties near Milan, Georgia. Approximately 17.9 km of 30.5 m wide transmission line right-of-way were surveyed.

An intensive cultural resources survey of Oglethorpe Power corporation's proposed 5.1 km (3.2 mi) Huntsville-Battlefield transmission line and 1.8 ha (4.5 ac) Battlefield substation resulted in the discovery of six archeological sites. A historic structure was also documented.

This report documents the results of a cultural resource survey of the proposed Oak Hill-McGarity-McDonough 115 W transmission line and the McGarity 115/25 kV substation site. The field survey took place from January 14 through January 22, 1988.

This reports covers two cultural resources surveys totaling 189 acres on the Hitchiti Experimental Forest in northwestern Jones, County Georgia. The location is approximately 15 miles north of Macon, near the Ocmulgee River.

An intensive archaeological survey of the proposed Proctor Creek substation and transmission line did not locate any sites within the survey area.

An intensive cultural resources survey was conducted of the proposed Hall Road transmission line corridor and substation site in Thomas County, Georgia. No archaeological sites, artifact occurrences or architecturally significant structures were located in the survey area.

An intensive cultural resources survey was conducted at the Oglethorpe Power Corporation (OPC) proposed Groover Lake substation site and Douglasville-Groover Lake-Factory Shoals Road transmission line corridor in Cobb and Douglas Counties, Georgia.