Attachments.pdf

This document is an attachments section containing mapping and geographic illustrations for a chemical treatment of vegetation project at Knightville Dam and Littleville Lake in Huntington, Massachusetts, managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

The document includes five detailed aerial maps with color-coded overlays identifying specific treatment areas. Figure 1 provides an overview of the entire project area, showing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers boundary, Deyville Recreation Area, Littleville Dam, Indian Hollow Campground, and Knightville Dam. Figure 2 depicts the Knightville Dam spraying area, distinguishing between dam spray areas (shown in yellow diagonal hatching) and poison ivy spraying areas (shown in tan). Figure 3 identifies the Knightville Dam Basin spraying area along the upstream roadside at old Route 112 for Japanese knotweed treatment (marked in light blue). Figure 4 shows the Littleville Lake Dam spraying area with three treatment zones: invasive spot spraying area (light blue), poison ivy spray areas (pink), and dam spray areas (yellow diagonal hatching). Figure 5 illustrates the Littleville Lake Dayville spraying area, marking Dayville Road, a Dayville Road buffer zone, and the designated Dayville spray area in green. All maps include scale indicators and directional north arrows for spatial reference.