B08_-_Attachment__5_-_AT_T_Phone_Line_Map.pdf

The image is a topographical map depicting an area within Kings Canyon National Park, showing detailed terrain contours, elevation lines, and geographic features. The map includes several highlighted yellow markers and red and blue lines tracing routes or boundaries across the mountainous landscape. Specific locations noted include "Stove Creek" and various elevation markers ranging from 4500 to 4900 feet. The map appears to be related to the National Park Service's tree hazard removal project in the burn perimeter of the 2021 KNP Complex Wildfire, helping to identify potential work zones and geographic contexts for roadside tree mitigation efforts.

The map provides a precise geographical reference for the tree hazard removal contract, illustrating the complex terrain where fire-damaged trees pose risks to roadways and parking areas. The blue and red lines likely represent proposed access routes, work boundaries, or assessment paths for identifying and removing hazardous trees within Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. The detailed topographical information would be crucial for contractors to plan safe and efficient tree removal operations in challenging mountain terrain.