B08_Attachment_2_Pinto_Mesa_Mastication_PWmodified_Map.pdf

This is a geographic information system (GIS) map document produced by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) depicting the Pinto Mesa Mastication project area. The map shows 501 acres located in northwestern Colorado under the jurisdiction of the Northwest District Fire and White River Field Office. The project area is displayed in light blue on a topographic base map with a scale of 0-2 miles and 0-2 kilometers, overlaid on the BLM's standard tan-colored public lands. The map identifies several nearby management areas and features, including the Piceance-East Douglas area, Herd Management Area, Piceance State Wildlife Area, Duck Creek Environmental Impact Assessment area, and various creeks and geographic landmarks.

The document includes standard GIS mapping elements such as a small-scale inset map of Colorado highlighting the project location, a north arrow, and scale bars. A disclaimer from the BLM states that no warranty is made regarding the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the map or displayed data for individual or aggregate use. This map serves as a reference document for the Pinto Mesa Mastication project, which typically involves mechanical treatment of vegetation through chipping or grinding to reduce fuel loads and improve forest health in the specified 501-acre area.