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Photographed 19 Sep 2016.

Location records that use this photograph:

• Boreas Pass, Summit County, Colorado

Article records that use this photograph:

• Boreas Pass Road, Summit County Road 10 and Park County Road 33, Summit and Park Counties, Colorado: Boreas Pass.
• Field Notes: at Boreas Pass.

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Photographed 19 Sep 2016.

In retrospect (January 2018), the Boreas Pass Ditch must cross just behind the buck and rail fence.

Location records that use this photograph:

• Boreas Pass, Summit County, Colorado

Article records that use this photograph:

• Boreas Pass Road, Summit County Road 10 and Park County Road 33, Summit and Park Counties, Colorado: Boreas Pass.
• Colorado Trans-Basin Water Transfer: Boreas Pass Ditch.
• Field Notes: at Boreas Pass.

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Photographed 19 September 2016.

Bakers Tank Mile Post 102.16

This tank served the Denver, South Park and Pacific, narrow gauge R. R. (later the Colorado and Southern) from Como to Leadville. The R. R. had 63.83 miles of track and 435 curves. The longest stretch of straight track was 1.6 miles. This line was begun October 2, 1880 and completed February 5, 1884. It was abandoned April 10, 1937. Tank restored by Summit County in 1958.

Article records that use this photograph:

• Boreas Pass Road, Summit County Road 10 and Park County Road 33, Summit and Park Counties, Colorado: at Bakers Tank.
• Field Notes: at Bakers Tank.

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