BRUSHY AZ Mark - Gold Beach, OR - Azimuth Benchmarks on Waymarking.com

I located this AZ Mark after logging a nearby benchmark imbedded in a sidewalk of the Isaac Lee Patterson Bridge (link to log this OSHD benchmark on Geocaching.com is here): (visit link) and you can also visit the waymark to this OSHD benchmark here: (visit link) This benchmark is part of the BRUSHY benchmark series but it has its own PID in the geocaching.com database. This and the BRUSHY series are NGS benchmarks. The PID for this AZ Mark is OA0833. The PID for the BRUSHY series of benchmarks (station mark and reference marks 3 and 4 (reference marks 1 & 2 were destroyed)) is OA0902 and that series was originally monumented in 1924. The link to the BRUSHY series is here:
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The link to the AZ Mark on geocaching.com is here: (visit link)

The link to the waymark for this AZ mark is here: (visit link) Somebody waymarked this AZ mark in the US Benchmarks category.

This AZ Mark was found in excellent condition and many other waymarks for the Patterson Bridge can be found here as well.

The NGS datasheet description:

01/01/1942 by CGS (MONUMENTED)

01/01/1988 by NGS (GOOD)
DESCRIBED BY NATIONAL GEODETIC SURVEY 1988 1.1 KM (0.70 MI) NORTH FROM GOLD BEACH. 1.1 KM (0.70 MI) NORTHERLY ALONG U.S. HIGHWAY 101 FROM THE COURTHOUSE IN GOLD BEACH, IN THE CENTER OF THE SOUTH END OF THE EAST CONCRETE GUARDRAIL OF THE HIGHWAY BRIDGE SPANNING THE ROGUE RIVER, AND 7.1 M (23.3 FT) EAST OF THE CENTERLINE OF THE HIGHWAY. THE MARK IS 1.0 M ABOVE THE HIGHWAY.

Azimuth Condition: Perfect Your Directions: Park at the coordinates listed below and you can visit this AZ mark by walking carefully to the Patterson Bridge. The AZ mark is located on top of a concrete headwall on the SE corner of Patterson Bridge. Traffic can be heavy and not much room for traffic to ovoid you so BE CAREFUL! Parking Coords: N 42° 25.445 W 124° 24.755 Station Link: [Web Link]

Visit Instructions:
There will be no specific requirements for posting a log other than you must have visited and viewed the azimuth mark. Photos will be optional but preferrable as evidence.

Recent Visits/Logs:

Date Logged Log User Rating   08/30/2009 Volcanoguy visited it