Attachment 34_Map Rail Ridge 2026 Planting Unit_72.pdf
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- Malheur NF Tree Planting Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 1240BK26R0003
- Issued by
- Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document is a project map and specification sheet for the Rail Ridge Planting 2026 project on the Malheur National Forest. Unit 72 encompasses 307 acres and is designated for forest reforestation with a target planting density of 260 trees per acre at 13x13 foot spacing. The species composition is 70% Ponderosa Pine (PIPO) and 30% Larch (LAOC).
The map indicates the unit's geographic location in Township 14 South, Range 28 East, and displays 26 planting units across the Rail Ridge area. The document shows various stream categories (uncategorized, Category 1, 2, and 4), road classifications ranging from closed roads to high-comfort passenger car routes, and contour lines at 100-foot and 500-foot intervals. Nearby highway infrastructure, including US or State Highways and Interstate access, is marked for reference. This specification appears to support a federal forest management contract or solicitation for reforestation services on National Forest Service lands.
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T 14 S R 28 E
2150000
0 0.450.23 Miles
Rail 26 Planting Units
Stream Category Uncategorized Stream
Category 1 Stream
Category 2 Stream
Category 4 Stream
Road Status
CLOSED ROADS
HIGH CLEARANCE VEHICLES
SUITABLE FOR PASSENGER CARS
MODERATE DEGREE OF USER
COMFORT
HIGH DEGREE OF USER
COMFORT
Interstate
US or State Higway
100 foot contour
500 foot contour
Rail Ridge Planting 2026 - Malheur NF
Target TPA: 260
Average Spacing: 13x13
Species Mix:
UNIT 72 - 307 Acres
PIPO (70%) LAOC (30%)
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