Attachment 6 - Potato_Patch Map.pdf
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This is a geospatial map document prepared by the USDA Forest Service depicting a meadows and fuels treatment project area located in the Cold Beach Ranger District for 2026. The map displays a 31-acre treatment zone outlined in yellow, representing the Potato Patch Prairie area where meadow restoration and fuel reduction activities are planned. The project area is surrounded by dense forest coverage indicated by contour lines representing elevation changes, with scattered RTV (Rough Terrain Vehicle) trees marked throughout the vicinity. The map includes elevation data ranging from 600 to 1400 feet, a scale reference (0-1,000 feet), a vicinity map showing the regional location, and geospatial coordinates dated June 21, 2026. The document carries standard USDA disclaimers regarding the accuracy and appropriate use of GIS products and reserves the right to modify or update the information without notification. This map serves as a planning reference for the identification and delineation of the specific treatment area to be addressed during the 2026 meadows and fuels management activities.
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31 Acres
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Potato Patch Prairie
RTV Trees
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0 1,000500 Feet zgeisler 6/21/2026
Gold Beach RD Meadows/Fuels Treatments 2026
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