Geotechnical work underway on new section of Historic Highway

July 11, 2014 rockman Project Related Comments Off on Geotechnical work underway on new section of Historic Highway
Access Road Construction for Geotechnical Investigation

Access Road Construction for Geotechnical Investigation

Geotechnical work has commenced for a project involving reconstructing the Historic Columbia River Highway in Hood River County as a segment of Oregon’s Historic Highway State Trail. The geotechnical scope consists of 48 test pits, 58 boreholes, and constructing 4,000 linear feet of temporary access roads. [Source: Hood River News. Image: Hood River News]

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