Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Waterloo Substation and Transmission Line, Tift County, Georgia

Author(s)

Smith, Betty Anderson

Report Number

327

Year of Publication

1980

County

Tift

Abstract

No sites of National Register significance were located within the project area of the proposed Waterloo substation and transmission line, Tift County, Georgia. The low, swampy character of much of the proposed transmission line would have been a limiting factor in prehistoric occupation or utilization of the area.

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