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| NGS PID: | LY1156 |
| Coordinates: | N 41.329167° W 75.126116° (estimate) |
| Location: | Pennsylvania
Pike County Promised Land Quad |
| Elevation: | 1441.59 ft. |
| Type: | Survey Mark |
| Setting: | Bridge Abutment |
| Monumented: | 1959 |
| Monumented By: | PA Dept. of Highways |
| Status: | Not Found |
| Condition: | Unknown (Not Found) as of November 7, 2003 |
- Official Description: NGS Datasheet
Mark not found. According to PennDOT’s bridge survey database this bridge was rehabilitated in 1980. The wingwalls have been capped with new concrete.
Rich and I were unable to locate this mark. PennDOT’s historic bridge survey database records this bridge as having been rehabilitated since the mark was placed. The text states: “The 36’-long T beam bridge built in 1932 is supported on reinforced concrete abutments with wingwalls. It is finished with safety shape concrete parapets from 1980, when the substructure was also rehabilitated.” (The database can be downloaded from the PennDOT Cultural Resources Management Program Web Site.)
Mark not found.
This second order vertical control station is described as being set in the top surface of the east wingwall of the south abutment of a highway bridge over Notch Brook. The historical description leads reliably to the site. However, the mark was not found. There is visible evidence that this structure was renovated since the station was monumented, the wingwalls having been capped with additional concrete. In the top of the southwest corner of the south end of the west concrete guard wall a chiseled square was found. ~Rich in NEPA~
