Attachment C - Map of Rockcastle WMA Treatment Areas.pdf

This is a map attachment document prepared by the USDA and Rockcastle Wildlife Management Area (RRWMA) showing designated aerial spraying treatment zones. The map, prepared by Cody Stephens, Public Lands Biologist, delineates a 435-acre aerial spraying project area within the Rockcastle River watershed in Kentucky. The map identifies landing areas, 24K National Hydrography Dataset blueline streams, and wildlife management area boundaries. Key geographic features labeled include Big Clifty Creek, Stillhouse Branch, Blair Branch, Green Branch, Woodall Branch, Lick Creek, Dry Fork, South Prong, Bingham Branch, Ben Branch, Pounder Branch, Rockcastle River, Buck Lick Branch, Wildcat Branch, and Laurel Fork. The treatment areas are accessible via Acorn Road, Squib Acorn Road, Chaney Cemetery Road, Buren Turner Road, Lick Creek Road, and Bolthouse Ridge Road. The map uses a scale of 1 inch equaling 1,950 feet and provides visual reference for the spatial extent and location of proposed treatment operations.

The document serves as a planning and reference tool for wildlife management activities within the specified 435-acre zone. No pricing terms, contract amounts, set-asides, award dates, or response deadlines are specified in this map attachment. This document is intended to provide contractors and stakeholders with precise geographic and spatial information necessary to understand the project scope and treatment area boundaries for bid preparation and project execution purposes.