Sundial 1010
- Dial City: Denver
- Dial State/Province: Colorado
- Dial Country: USA
- Lat: 39° 41.283' N
- Dial Nr: 1010
- Dial Type: Gnomonic or Projection Dial
- Dial Access: Public
- Lon: 105° 0.233' W
- Dial Owner: Denver Parks and Recreation
- Dial Designer: Paul Mills, Russel Mills Studios, Fort Collins Colorado
- Dial Maker: Golden Triangle Construction
- Dial Date: Completed 2011
- Location:
- 1200 West Florida Ave at Denver's Ruby Hill Park. The park is West of the South Platte River and between West Florida and West Jewell Avenues. The sundial is built into the center of the Pavilion near the Northwest parking lot. In 2021 because of construction, the West entrance may be closest from South Quivas St
- Description:
- This gnomonic sundial uses an oculus high above ground level to project sunlight through a large overhead disc made of yellow plexiglass with a hole in the center to provide a brighter spot of sunlight surrounded by a yellow ellipse to show date and time. The light projects onto a large gnomonic calendar in colored concrete designating the months and hour lines from 10am-2pm standard time. Summer hours are designated from 11am-3pm.
- Inscription:
- In the words of the Denver Parks and Recreation Landscape Architecture Supervisor, "There are no instructional plaques of the sundial. It is intended to be an explore it and learn piece."
Last Update:
2021-05-14 14:12:22:54