B08_Attachment_3_Brewery_Ward_Cultural_Units_Map.pdf

This is a map document from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) San Luis Valley Field Office in Colorado, dated April 6, 2026. The map depicts the Brewery Ward Cultural Survey Units totaling 699 acres, comprised of the Brewery Creek Cultural survey area (215 acres) and the Ward Gulch Cultural survey area (484 acres). The map displays the geographic location of these survey units in Colorado, with the Brewery Creek Guard Station and Brewery Creek Cultural area marked in the northwestern portion and Ward Gulch Cultural area outlined in the southwestern portion of the mapped region. The survey units are positioned relative to nearby landmarks including the towns of Bonita, Spook City, and Saguache, as well as Highway 285. The map includes coordinate references (latitude 38°6' to 38°16' and longitude -106°26' to -105°58') and a scale in miles. This appears to be a reference map for cultural resource survey work on BLM-managed public lands in the San Luis Valley area rather than a procurement document containing contract requirements or solicitation details.