Brushy Creek Trail Crisis
2.5 miles of trail will be destroyed only for energy towers
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The Routes
Brushy Creek Trail
Energy Towers
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Doing the Math
The Math
2.5 miles, the distance of the proposed route, divided by the amount of towers there are equals the distance between each tower. Assuming that there is 1000 ft between each tower, and since we know 1 mile is 5280 ft, we know that 2.5 miles is 13200 ft, so if you divide by a 1000, you get 13.2 towers, which rounds to 13 towers, so the ratio is for every 2.5 miles, there are about 13 towers, or for every mile, there are about 5 towers.
2.5 miles would also be 13774c, chrome book lengths, which are 11.5 inches each. Also, 15 miles, the distance of all the connecting trails will be 82643.5c.
2.5 miles of the trail will be destroyed. That equals 13200 ft. To find the area, you need to multiply it by 100 ft, the amount that will be destroyed around the towers. So, the area would equal 1320000 ft.
The towers are 140 ft high and the average male is about 6 ft tall, so about 23.333 men would match it if they were stacked on top of each other.