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Archeological survey of the proposed CRMWA II pipeline route in four Panhandle counties
Between March 8 and June 17, 2016, an archeological survey was conducted for the proposed CRMWA II pipeline in Carson, Gray, Potter and Roberts Counties. The survey describes a pipeline from wells about 17 miles northeast of Pampa to Amarillo, 68 miles long including a lateral to Pampa, in a 120-foot right of way. It recorded four sites, judged none eligible for the National Register or State Antiquities Landmark designation, and recommended the project proceed without further archeological work.[1]
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The 2016 archeological survey abstract describes the CRMWA II pipeline as carrying water from wells about 27 km (17 miles) northeast of Pampa to Amarillo, with a total length of 108 km (68 miles) including a lateral line to the City of Pampa, a 120-foot right of way, an area of potential effects of 985 acres, and an average depth of 4 to 6 feet. It recorded four archeological sites (41CZ86, 41CZ87, 41CZ88 and 41PT514), found none eligible for the National Register or State Antiquities Landmark designation, and recommended that the project proceed without additional archeological investigations. [1]
