A06_Drawing___Map.pdf

This image is a detailed map of the Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) Levee Brush and Tree Removal project located near Thief River Falls. The map illustrates two distinct work areas (labeled 1 and 2) marked in red and yellow, showing the planned levee and road surfaces across the wildlife refuge. The map uses an aerial satellite view with overlaid color-coded lines indicating different road/levee surface types including gravel (brown), grass (green), and black top (black), with white boundary lines delineating the refuge's property limits.

The map provides a comprehensive geographic visualization of the proposed tree and brush removal project, showing the precise locations and routes within the Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge. The legend and scale indicate multiple road/levee segments traversing diverse terrain including agricultural fields, forested areas, and what appear to be wetland or marshy regions. The detailed mapping suggests this is a precise environmental management project focused on maintaining levee infrastructure by removing vegetation that could potentially compromise the structural integrity of the refuge's road and levee systems.