Attachment_2_Maps.pdf

These documents are topographic maps depicting two distinct Bureau of Land Management (BLM) survey areas in the Malheur National Forest vicinity, located in Oregon.

Item 0002: Juntura Cutting encompasses 21,517.3 total acres across multiple township and range designations (T19S-T25S, R36E-R39E). The survey area is displayed across four detailed map pages showing the irregular boundary outlined in red, with internal subdivisions marked by smaller red survey areas. The maps indicate the presence of paved and graveled roads, natural route surfaces, primitive or unknown route surfaces, BLM lands (shown in yellow), Bureau of Reclamation lands, private lands, state lands (shown in light blue), and US Highway corridors. The northern portion of the cutting area includes significant private land holdings and state lands interspersed within BLM territory, while the southern sections are predominantly BLM-managed. Key geographic features include the North Fork Malheur River, Malheur River, and various tributary creeks (China Creek Road, Shumway Road, Ridgeline Road).

Item 0001: Juntura WUI (Wildland-Urban Interface) comprises 1,292.0 total acres and is presented across six map pages depicting a narrower, more linear survey corridor extending north-south through the same regional landscape. This WUI designation follows major transportation corridors including US Highway 20 and natural waterways, with the survey area outlined in red showing significantly more concentrated BLM lands with minimal private or state land intermingling compared to the Cutting item. Both survey areas include vicinity maps at standard scales (15, 30, 60 miles) and were created on 2/11/2026 with updates through 3/8/2026.