C04 - 6 - Map - Treatment Points.pdf

This is a USDA Forest Service treatment map (form FS-2500-8) dated February 2020 displaying fire treatment recommendations for the Dillon Fire area. The map covers the Dillon/Blue/Log BAER (Burned Area Emergency Response) project located within the Pacific Southwest Region, specifically in the Klamath and Six Rivers National Forests across the Salmon River and Ukonom Ranger Districts in California.

The map illustrates various fire treatment zones with color-coded severity classifications (red indicating high severity, orange and yellow indicating moderate to lower severity, and blue indicating unburned areas) and numbered treatment units distributed across the affected landscape. Purple boundary lines delineate the Dillon Fire perimeter and adjacent resource areas. The map includes reference markers for roads, waterways, towns, and geographic features to orient stakeholders to specific treatment locations. A legend identifies road closures, various burn severity levels, and treatment recommendations. The document serves as a planning and reference tool for post-fire restoration and hazard mitigation activities across the approximately 9,727-square-mile treatment area, with the map dated September 27, 2025.