Att 3 - Stockton Road Travel Map.pdf

Exhibit A is a travel map produced by the Oregon Department of Forestry depicting the Stockton Road area in what appears to be north-central Oregon, specifically showing portions of Wamic, Pine Hollow, and Tygh Valley. The map is a satellite/topographical hybrid view displaying roads, geographical terrain, agricultural fields, and forested regions, with a red line indicating a specific travel route or road segment. The map includes highway markers for routes 197 and 216, and provides a scale of 0 to 10 miles with geographical coordinates and data sourced from multiple agencies including Oregon State Parks, Esri, TomTom, Garmin, and various federal entities like USGS, Bureau of Land Management, EPA, and others.

The map's purpose seems to be providing a detailed geographical reference for road travel, potentially for planning, assessment, or infrastructure purposes within this specific rural Oregon region. The terrain shows a mix of agricultural lands, forests, and rugged topographical features characteristic of the region, with green agricultural plots interspersed among rocky and forested landscapes. The Oregon Department of Forestry logo is prominently displayed, suggesting this is an official document used for departmental planning or reference purposes.