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Photographed 28 June 2018.
Pennsylvania Mine.
Portal Rehabilitation Project.
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The Pennsylvania Mine drains heavy metal laden water into Peru Creek,
a tributary of the Snake River, and results in one of the most significant
single loading sources contributing to water quality degradation.
The mine is developed on six different “levels,”
designated A through F, with A being the highest in elevation
and F at the bottom.
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The first goal of the project is to establish safe access to the underground
workings on both Level F and Level C of the Pennsylvania Mine.
Following conplretion of the project,
underground investigations will be conducted
to provide a more comprehensive understanding of mine hydrology
and eventual remedy selection.
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Colorado Division of Reclamation Mining & Safety.
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Location records that use this photograph:
Article records that use this photograph:
- County Road 260, Forest Road 214, “Peru Creek Road,” Summit County, Colorado:
38000.
- Field Notes:
28 Jun 2018.
Other photos about Geography - Colorado or Horseshoe Basin.
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