Attachment 5 - Mapping.pdf

This is a vicinity map for the Payette National Forest Lava Fire Rangeland Infrastructure Rehabilitation Categorical Exclusion (CE) project. The map displays the project location within the Payette National Forest in Idaho, showing the spatial relationship between various rangeland management areas and infrastructure features.

The map illustrates multiple allotment boundaries and pastures including Indian Mountain C&H, Indian Mountain Pasture, Potato Knob, Four Bit Summit, and Buck Mountain, among others. Key reference points include King Hill Creek, Mill Creek, Dobie, Twin Sisters, and Southern Tip areas marked with FS/BLM boundary designations. The project area encompasses Forest Service and private lands indicated by different color coding—yellow representing Forest Service lands, blue representing private lands, and green representing state lands. The map includes proposed fence projects (shown in red lines), summits from 2014 UTM data, landmarks from 2020 UTM data, and allotment features from 2017 UTM data. The vicinity map provides essential geographic context for understanding the scope and location of the rangeland infrastructure rehabilitation efforts within the Payette National Forest.