Attach 03_FY24_NNIS_Minnie Rd Vicinity.pdf
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This is a geographic information system (GIS) map document depicting the FY24 NNIS (Non-Native Invasive Species) Treatment Area in the Minie Road vicinity. The map shows a 27-acre treatment area located approximately 7 miles south of Pembroke and 12 miles north of Pembroke, managed by the Forest Service (FS) on federally managed lands within the Interior Cascades region.
The treatment area is shown with blue diagonal hatching and includes several surrounding features: recreation sites such as Pine Swamp Trailhead, Cherokee Flats, Bailey Gap Shelter, Wind Rock Trailhead, and War Spur Trailhead. The map indicates various road designations including forest highways and public roads with different operational statuses (closed year-round, open year-round, open seasonally, and decommissioned). Additional context includes non-National Forest land parcels (shown with diagonal hatching) and Mountain Lake located to the south. The map was created on September 28, 2023, by KOW and includes a scale in miles and directional orientation. This document serves as a planning reference for invasive species management activities within the specified forest management area.
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INTERIOR
CASCADES
CHEROKEE FLATS
WAR SPUR TRAILHEAD
BAILEY GAP SHELTER
WIND ROCK TRAILHEAD
PINE SWAMP TRAILHEAD
177.4
10401
10570
10441
10461
10580
10554
10650
10402
10550
10461B
Interior
Mountain Lake
FY24 NNIS Treatment Area: Minie Rd Vicinity
Minie_NNIS
MANAGED
FS
non-nf-land
! Recreation Sites (Point) roads030421
CLOSURE_ST
Admin Closed Year Round Decommissioned Forest Hwy Open Year Round Private Open Seasonally Public Road Uninventoried Wildlife Use
Date: 9/28/2023 KOW
0 0.75 1.5 2.25 30.375 Miles
Pembroke, 12 miles
Pembroke, 7 miles
Minie NNIS Area, 27 acres
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