_PERMIT FILE - M2013026

• Permit No: M2013026
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Colorado Cultural Resource Survey
Linear Site Record Form
(Page 1 of 2)
Use this form in conjunction with the Management Data Form.
1. State Site Number: 5LK60.28 2, Temporary Number: NIA
3. Site/Feature Type: ❑ Road 0 Railroad ❑ Ditch/Canal ❑ Pipeline
❑Telephonetrolegraph ❑ Trail ❑ Other; specify:
4. Resource Name: Denver &Rio Grande Railroad
5. Detailed Record oh ❑ Entire Resource ® Segment
If only a portion of the linear site is being recorded at this time, are other portions known or
suspected to exist? Compare integrity, if known. Many other segments of this linear are
known to exist. Integrity of this segmens is very good compared to others.
6. Eligibility of the entire resource: ® Eligible ❑ Not eligible ❑ Need data
7. Eligibility of the segment being recorded: ® Contributing ❑ Non-contributing
8. Condition Description:
Width: 14-16 ft. Depth/Height: 8.30 ft. Length of portion examined: 1,440 ft
MoMied/Upgraded? Yes ❑ No 0 Describe:
In Current Use? Yes ❑ No ® Describe:
Overgrown? Yes ® No ❑ Describe: Some grass is growing on the grade
Does site extend beyond area examined? Yes ❑ No ® Describe:
Where did you stop and why? Describe beginning and ending points: fine segment begins
at the intersection with 5LK50.32 on the project area boundary under a small transmission
line and terminates at the intersection with an upgraded road on the railroad bed
(5LK50.29).
Additional descriptive information: Segment 5LK50.28, is a section of the Denver&Rio Grande
Railroad in the western part of Idaho Park, The segment begins at the intersection with 5LK50.32 on
the project area boundary under a small transmission line. It hoods north and gradually curves to
the east across Lincoln Gulch for a distance of about 1,440 feet and terminates at the intersection
with an upgraded road on the railroad bed(5LK50.29). The segment is on an elevated grade 14 to,16
foot wide, covered with coal cinders, and a light growth of grass. It crossed Lincoln Gulch on a 30•
foot-high trestle that was about 300 feet long. All that remains of the trestle are some 8 by 8 inch
square beams near the abutment on the west and. The grade is highly visible and in excellent
condition.
Associated features (bridges, headgates, etc.) along portion examined; Describe (complete
additional site forms when warranted or attach continuation sheets):
A trestle over Lincoln Gulch has been removed.
9. Are there known sites that have direct historical association with the Inear site?
Yes 0 No ❑ Site Nos.: The Ibex Complex(5LK697)
10. Artifacts in or adjacent to linear site? Yes ❑ No
Describe (complete Historical Archaeology Component Form if warranted):