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created by Anonymous
on 5/12/2006 7:12 AM
last modified by Anonymous
on 12/22/2023 6:08 AM
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It’s a twin set of 5 and a half foot RCPS that turn 45 degrees and then 90 degrees, as seen on map. One grate to the surface and one manhole per pipe. One of the RCPs has the 2-foot outfall of the parking-lots' drains. Other than that, rather mundane... In the year 2001, the Silver Creek development crashed their drains into one of the tunnels, adding water and trash to the system. When I moved away from Colorado Springs, it along with the buildings were still being built, and there was a guard. I spotted him from across the creek a couple of times on re-entry missions (both were aborted due to guard presence) thus I never entered again since Thanksgiving Day in year 2000. My advice for this location: Just enter when its dry and late at night...
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Type: Drain
Status: Active
Accessibility: Beyond easy
Recommendation: not very exciting
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Address
Sand Creek - West Branch, just south of Platte Ave
Colorado Springs, Colorado
United States
Owner: City Of Colorado Springs - Streets Division
See a map of this location
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flooding water near a business park, possible rent-a-pig and security cameras on buildings
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Very little graffiti in RCPs, a grate, a shape change to RCT (under Platte Avenue).
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unstable rocks near outfall
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Nice, grippy tennis shoes...
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This set of drains was built in the late 1990s in anticipation of an office park complex, Silver Creek. It drains a set of bridges under Platte (Buried Creek) as well as the roof / parking lots of Silver Creek.
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The moderator rating is a neutral rating of the content quality, photography, and coolness of this location.
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This location's validation is current. It was last validated by
Emperor Wang on 12/22/2023 6:08 AM.
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on Dec 22 23 at 6:08, Anonymous validated this location on Dec 22 23 at 6:08, Anonymous changed the following: History, Accessibility, Hazards, Interesting Features, Security Measures, Recommended Equipment, Future Plans, Description on Aug 4 06 at 14:12, Anonymous validated this location on Aug 3 06 at 23:57, Anonymous updated the main picture on Aug 3 06 at 23:56, Anonymous updated the main picture on Aug 3 06 at 23:55, Anonymous updated gallery picture Outfall.jpg on Aug 3 06 at 23:53, Anonymous updated gallery picture Debris2.jpg on Aug 3 06 at 23:52, Anonymous updated gallery picture Debris.jpg on Aug 3 06 at 23:50, Anonymous added some pictures to a gallery on Aug 3 06 at 23:49, Anonymous updated gallery Draining: 7/3-7/4/2006
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