Attachment 35_Map Rail Ridge 2026 Planting Unit_76.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 map and project specification sheet for a forest management planting initiative on the Malheur National Forest. Unit 76 encompasses 182 acres located in T 14 S, R 28 E, and is designated for the Rail Ridge Planting 2026 project. The planting specifications include a target of 260 trees per acre (TPA) with an average spacing of 13 feet by 13 feet, using a species mix of 50% Ponderosa Pine (PIPO) and 50% Larch (LAOC).
The map illustrates the planting unit boundaries in green with tree symbols indicating planned planting locations, along with stream categories (uncategorized, Category 1, 2, and 4), road classifications ranging from closed roads to high-degree user comfort highways, and topographic contours at 100-foot and 500-foot intervals. The document appears to be a planning or reference map for forest restoration work, showing access routes, environmental features, and the spatial layout of the planting area on the Malheur National Forest.
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T 14 S R 28 E
16 14
2150000
0 0.750.38 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 76 - 182 Acres
PIPO (50%) LAOC (50%)
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