Attachment_2_Maps_(Site_Specific).pdf

This document consists of four maps from Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior) dated March 2026, depicting vegetation treatment recommendations across different park areas.

The maps show treatment recommendations for invasive species management at four distinct locations: Potomac Wayside, Maryland Heights, Appalachian Trail, and Bolivar Heights. Each map uses a color-coded legend indicating two primary treatment actions: green dots represent areas where vegetation should be PRUNED, and red dots represent areas where vegetation should be REMOVED. One map (Potomac Wayside) includes an additional category for "" marked with gray dots. The maps provide geographic context using topographic features, trail names, road designations, and state boundaries (Maryland and Virginia). Scale bars and north arrows are included on each map for reference. These maps appear to be planning documents for park management and invasive species control operations, with specific treatment locations precisely marked for implementation by park personnel or contractors.