Smith, Betty Anderson

The Powder Springs to Lost Mountain transmission line was surveyed in order to locate and identify any sites which may exist and to assess whether any such sites are eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.

The proposed Five Forks to Lawrenceville transmission line, Gwinnett County, Georgia was surveyed in order to locate and identify any sites which might be eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places.

The proposed Mountain Park to Woodstock transmission line was walked between New Home Baptist Church and the substation on highway 92 near Woodstock. No significant archaeological sites were discovered.

The archaeological survey of the proposed Five Points substation and transmission line, Cobb and Fulton counties, Georgia, discovered no archaeological or historical sites within the survey area.

An archaeological survey was conducted of the proposed Big Canoe substation and transmission line route in Pickens County, Georgia, in order to locate and assess the potential National Register eligibility of any sites which may exist within the survey area.

The Clito substation site, Bulloch County, Georgia, is located just off Middle Ground Road near Statesboro (Figure 1).

An archaeological survey was conducted of the proposed Georgia Kaolin substation and transmission line, Jefferson County, Georgia, for the purpose of locating and identifying any sites which might exist and to evaluate whether any sites found might be eligible for nomination to the National Regi

The proposed Mineola substation site, Lowndes County, Georgia, was surveyed in order to locate and assess any archaeological sites which might exist on the property. No sites were found.

The proposed Lick Creek substation site and transmission line, Putnam County, Georgia were surveyed in order to locate and identify any archaeological sites which may exist within the survey area and to determine whether such sites that exist may be eligible for nomination to the National Regist

The site of the proposed Oak Mountain substation, Carroll County, Georgia, was surveyed in order to locate, identify, and assess any archaeological sites which might exist. No sites were found within the survey area.