Attachment A Mottet Vicinity Map.pdf

This document is a geospatial map prepared by the USDA Forest Service depicting the Mottet Project Area Boundary located within the Umatilla National Forest, Walla Walla Ranger District, in the Pacific Northwest Region. The map shows the project area boundary outlined in black, encompassing approximately 70 square miles of terrain across the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest area in northeastern Oregon. Key geographic features visible on the map include Jubilee Lake, Big Sink, Box Canyon, Rusty Ridge, Boulder Ridge, Low Ridge, and various creeks and waterways such as Wallowa River, South Fork Cabin Creek, and Polecat Gulch Creek. The map includes elevation markers ranging from approximately 4,610 feet to 5,691 feet and provides a regional context map showing the project location relative to Seattle, Washington.

The document includes standard USDA disclaimers regarding geospatial information accuracy and GIS product usage, noting that accuracy may vary and that using GIS products for purposes other than those for which they were created may yield inaccurate results. The map was created on February 6, 2024, using NAD 1983 USFS R6 Albers coordinate system. No specific contract requirements, deliverables, timelines, or pricing information are contained within this document; it serves solely as a geographic reference tool for identifying the project area location and boundaries.