Attachment7 - ShepsHightlifterRoadsFSMap.pdf
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This is a map document depicting the Sheps Solar Pump Conversion project located in the Townsend Ranger District, dated May 2026. The map illustrates the geographical layout of the Sheps Highlifter Water System infrastructure, including exclosures, pipelines, and associated facilities across multiple sections spanning from Diamond Hill and Hassel in the southwest to Cottonwood and Bedford in the northeast. Key features marked on the map include a turn-around spot, closed/gated road access points, and the distribution network of the water system's fencing and pipeline components across the ranger district.
The document serves as a reference map for planning and executing the solar pump conversion project, with legend elements clearly identifying system components such as the Sheps Highlifter Water System, associated fences and pipelines, exclosure areas, and pipeline routes. The scale bar indicates distances in miles, and the map incorporates topographical features, section lines, water features including Warm Springs, Indian Creek, Whipcracker Creek, Gulch, and Kalamash water sources, as well as nearby communities and landmarks to provide geographic context for the project scope.
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Closed/Gated Raod
Turn Around Spot
Townsend Ranger District Sheps Solar Pump Conversion
May 2026
Legend # Sheps Highlifter Water System
Sheps Highlifter Water System fences and pipelines
TYPE
EXCLOSURE
PIPELINE
0.6 0 0.60.3 Miles
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