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Federal grant · cooperative agreement
15.935: National Trails System Projectsthe National Trails System Objectives Preserve, Protect, and Develop the Components of the National Trails System, With a Strong Emphasis on Volunteer Involvement Through Financial Assistance Agreements to Operate, Develop, and Maintain Any Portion of Such a Trail Either Within or Outside a Federally Administered Area. This Project Will Result in the Completion of Site Design, Interpretive Analysis, Site Development, and a Dedication Event for a New and More Accessible Oregon National Historic Trail (NHT) Visitor Experience at Keeney Pass, Located in Vale, Oregon. When Complete This Site Will Connect Visitors of All Abilities to a New Interpretive Trailhead Area, a Set of Extant Oregon Trail Swales, and a Retracement Trail Along the Historic Swales, Which Leads to a Viewpoint That Allows the Public to Look Out Across the Landscape and See the Continuation of the Trail as It Heads North-west Across the Valley.
Committed
$96,465
Paid out
$8.0K
8%
Committed, not yet paid
$88.5K
92%
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