Attachment_2_-_Langell_Valley_Treatment_Areas_1.pdf

This is a project map for the Bureau of Reclamation's Klamath Project, specifically depicting the Langell Valley Weed Abatement Project and Access Treatment Areas in California. The map uses aerial imagery as the base layer and displays the project's geographic scope through color-coded lines and labeled treatment areas.

The project map identifies multiple weed abatement and access treatment areas throughout the Langell Valley region, with the primary project corridor marked in red and secondary treatment areas indicated in yellow and black dashed lines. Various labeled boxes on the map identify specific geographic features and treatment zones, including enhancement areas for wildlife viewing access points and treatment areas requiring weed control. The map includes a scale bar showing distances in miles (0, 0.5, 2.5, 5 and 1 mile = 3,333 feet) and directional indicator. According to the legend notation, the total area is approximately 80 acres, representing the geographic boundaries and treatment zones for this Bureau of Reclamation initiative focused on vegetation management and recreational access improvement in the Klamath Project area.