| Report Number | Author(s) | Title | Abstract Summary | County | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9942 | Hahs, David G. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Bridge Replacement of SR 219 over Schley Creek in Muscogee County, Georgia |
The proposed project would replace the existing substandard bridge on State Route (SR) 219/River Road over Schley Creek northwest of Columbus in Muscogee County, Georgia. |
Muscogee | 2017 |
| 9955 | Hahs, David G. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Bridge Replacement on SR 136 over Talking Rock Creek in Pickens County, Georgia |
The proposed project would replace the existing substandard bridge on State Route (SR) 136 over Talking Rock Creek located 3.5 miles east of Talking Rock In Pickens County, Georgia. |
Pickens | 2017 |
| 9973 | Hahs, David G. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Bridge Replacement of CR 215 over Wiiliams Creek |
The proposed project would replace the existing structurally deficient bridge, Structure 10 145-5032-0, on County Road (CR) 215 (Fortune Hole Road) over Williams Creek, approximately 4 miles southeast of Hamilton, Georgia. The project begins approximately 3 miles east of the U.S. |
Harris | 2017 |
| 9981 | Hahs, David G. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Bridge Replacement along SR 60 over Hothouse Creek in Fannin County, Georgia |
The proposed project would replace the existing substandard bridge along State Route (SR) 60/Mineral Bluff Highway over Hothouse Creek 2.5 miles northwest of Mineral Bluff in Fannin County, Georgia. |
Fannin | 2017 |
| 10027 | Hahs, David G. | GDOT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SHORT FORM FOR NEGATIVE FINDINGS Phase I Archaeological Survey for the Bridge Replacement on CR 86 over Tallulah River |
The proposed project would replace the existing substandard bridge on County Road (CR) 86/Cat Gap Road over the Tallulah River, 7.1 miles northwest of Tiger in Rabun County, Georgia. |
Rabun | 2017 |
| 10184 | Hahs, David G. | Fourth Addendum Archaeological Survey of Grade Separation of SR 316/US 29 at SR 11 |
This project is for the grade separation of the existing at-grade signalized intersection of State Route (SR) 316 at SR 11. The proposed grade separation will include provision for a full diamond urban interchange providing access to and from SR 316 to the cross road SR 11 . |
Barrow | 2018 |
| 10935 | Hahs, David G. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the SR 22 over Little Fishing Creek Bridge (009-0003-0) Replacement Project, Baldwin County, Georgia |
The proposed project would replace the existing bridge on Stale Route (SR) 22 over Little Fishing Creek, west of Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia. |
Baldwin | 2018 |
| 10967 | Hahs, David G. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for the CR 285/Dan Stribling Road at CSX #639372L, Bridge 199-5048-0, Meriwether County, Georgia |
The project proposes to replace bridge # 199-5048-0 on County Road (CR) 285/Dan Stribling Road over CSX Railroad #639372L in Meriwether County, located 3.5 miles south of Gay, Georgia. |
Meriwether | 2018 |
| 10978 | Hahs, David G. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for Bridge 105-5061-0, Fork Creek Road Over Deep Creek, Elbert County, Georgia |
This project involves the replacement of a structurally deficient bridge (Bridge 105-5061-0) carrying Fork Creek Road over Deep Creek in Elbert County, Georgia. The existing bridge is located 3.7 miles southwest of Dewy Rose, Georgia. This project is part of GDOTs Low Impact. |
Elbert | 2018 |
| 10979 | Hahs, David G. | Phase I Archaeological Survey for Bridge 119-5027-0, Crumps Bridge Road over North Fork Broad River, Franklin County, Georgia |
This project involves the replacement of a structurally deficient bridge (Bridge 119-5027 -0) carrying Crumps Bridge Road over North Fork Broad River in Franklin County, Georgia. The existing bridge is located 4 miles southwest of Martin, Georgia. |
Franklin | 2018 |
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