Silver King to Hayden Transmission Line Study, Socio-Cultural Baseline Report

Author(s): R.C. Fuller Associates

Year: 1976

Summary

This socio-cultural report is focused on the people who live and work in the area likely to be affected by the proposed transmission line. This area is generally those sections of eastern Pinal and western Gila counties which are primarily involved with the copper mining industry. Figure 1, the Socio-cultural study area map, shows this area. The area shown in Figure 1 includes populated areas not included in the specifically designated project study area as shown in Figure 2. This difference illustrates the fact that the socio-cultural effects of the transmission line will be felt primarily in populated areas serving the mining industry rather than primarily where the transmission line is physically located.

Cite this Record

Silver King to Hayden Transmission Line Study, Socio-Cultural Baseline Report. R.C. Fuller Associates. 1976 ( tDAR id: 425915) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8425915

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Keywords

Site Type
Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex • Hamlet / Village • Settlements • Town / City

Investigation Types
Ethnographic Research • Ethnohistoric Research • Methodology, Theory, or Synthesis

Geographic Keywords
Arizona • Gila County • Hayden • Kearny • Mammoth • Oracle • Pinal County • San Manuel • Superior • Winkelman

Spatial Coverage

min long: -111.184; min lat: 32.468 ; max long: -110.316; max lat: 33.308 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contact(s): Salt River Project Cultural Resource Manager

Repository(s): Salt River Project, Tempe, AZ

Prepared By(s): R.C. Fuller Associates

Record Identifiers

Salt River Project Catalog No.(s): 33243

SRP Library Call No.(s): TK3207.S55R34 1976

SRP Library Barcode No.(s): 00022210

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Contact(s): Salt River Project Cultural Resource Manager