Editing Shelter:Roan High Knob

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                     | Shelter = Roan High Knob
                     | Capacity = 15
                     | Privy = No
                     | Elevation = 6,285
                     | Latitude = 36.10506
                     | Longitude = -82.12222
                     | Medical = Elizabethton, TN 
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== Description ==
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This is the highest elevation (6,285 ft) shelter on the entire AT.  Originally the cabin for a fire warden who patrolled from a former fire tower that was nearby.  Totally enclosed 450 sq ft as main room and loft. 

== Location ==
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On the summit of Roan High Knob, between Carvers Gap and Hughes Gap.  Reached on a 0.1 mile blue-blazed side trail.

== Water ==
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Spring is about 100 yards opposite shelter on blue-blazed side trail.  

== Maintenance History ==
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*Nov 2010:  Trimmed bottom of door to allow it to open freely.
*2007: Removed some rock underpinning and installed hardware cloth to improve ventilation, reworked some of foundation and patched roof.
*2003: Installed cedar shingles on front and rear eaves, added cooking table against outside front wall, built railing upstairs around ladder opening, and coated outside with clear stain.
*Oct 2003:  Patched the roof and fixing the porch overhang (jacking up and placing supporting rocks to avoid rot).  The shelter support was previously non-existing, thus this action kept it from settling down the mountainside.
*Dec 1996:  Floor repaired by TEHCC of installing new plywood sheets.
*July 1980:  Renovated to be an AT shelter by the Cherokee National Forest.
*1934:  Built by Forest Service.

== Photo Gallery ==
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Image:Roan High Knob Shelter.jpg
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