C04b Attachment 1 Area Maps 1284LM26Q0090.pdf

This is a map document depicting lava roadside invasive species management within the Payette National Forest managed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The map displays the geographic distribution of current invasive plants (shown in yellow) and the 2024 fire perimeter (shown in red) across the forest area, with various administrative boundaries and road classifications indicated. The legend identifies multiple road types including administrative roads, roads open to all vehicles year-round, seasonal roads open to all vehicles, and other public roads. Land ownership is delineated by category, including Bureau of Land Management lands, State Lands, USDA Forest Service property, and private holdings. The map also marks summits at notable elevations including Potato Knob (5,889 feet), Four Bit Summit (6,168 feet), and Buck Mountain (6,043 feet), along with identified administrative forest boundaries shown with dotted green lines. The document serves as a resource management and planning tool for tracking invasive species distribution in relation to recent fire impacts and accessibility within the Payette National Forest in Idaho.