Daylighting Along Rim Drive - Public Domain image, National Parks Gallery
Summary
Rim Drive Historic District. The impacts of road-building were mitigated through the process of daylighting, which is the act of creating rounded slopes from cut and fill operations. Fills and daylighted slopes were commonly stabilized with trees planted to match the surrounding forests. Lodgepole pine, mountain hemlock, and Shasta red fir were commonly used, along with other shrubs.
Tags
42 93212
122 05326 crater lake national park
oregon
cultural landscape
rim drive historic district
crater lake
transportation
landscape architecture
park development
engineering
recreation
conservation
vegetation
historic designed landscape
articles
crater lake national park
rim drive
slopes
lodgepole pine
mountain hemlock
national parks gallery
mountains
mountain pass
Date
1916 - 2020
Location
Source
National Parks Gallery
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain Dedication