Attachment C - Map of Rockcastle WMA Treatment Areas.pdf

This is a map document prepared by the USDA-NRCS in collaboration with what appears to be a state wildlife management agency, specifically depicting the Rockcastle Wildlife Management Area (WMA) treatment zones. The map illustrates aerial spraying treatment areas covering 435 acres within the Rockcastle WMA, prepared by Cody Stephens, Public Lands Biologist. The document serves as a visual reference for the geographic location and boundaries of proposed treatment activities, with the map utilizing USDA-NAIP aerial imagery as its base layer and displaying relevant hydrographic features including streams, creeks, branches, and the Rockcastle River, as well as local road networks such as Acorn Road, Squib Road, Chaney Cemetery Road, and Buren Turner Road to provide geographic context.

The map includes standard GIS elements such as a scale (1 inch = 1,950 feet), legend identifying landing areas, National Hydrography Dataset blueline streams, the designated Wildlife Management Area boundary, and the specific aerial spraying treatment zones. The document functions as a planning and reference tool for contractors or personnel involved in the implementation of vegetation management or other treatment activities within the designated 435-acre area of the Rockcastle WMA, providing clear spatial delineation of where work activities are authorized to occur.