C04d 2026SNF_UpperBigWoodBPA_Survey_04082026_1284LM26Q0077.pdf

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This document is a map depicting the Area of Potential Effects (APE) and cultural resource inventory locations for the Upper Big Wood Vegetation Treatments project in Idaho. The map displays three priority treatment zones across townships T5N-T7N in Custer County, Idaho, with coordinates referencing the Easley Hot Springs, Galena, and Horton Peak USGS 7.5-minute quadrangles.

The map identifies three treatment priority levels: UBW_Priority1 (shown in red, representing the highest priority areas in the northern section), UBW_Priority2 (shown in yellow, covering the largest geographic area in the central portion), and UBW_Priority3 (shown in green, indicating lower priority zones distributed throughout the APE). The APE boundary is delineated with crosshatch patterns and encompasses approximately six miles north to south along what appears to be the Big Wood River corridor. The scale is 1:60,000, with a reference inset map showing the project location within Idaho. This appears to be a planning document for a U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service vegetation management project requiring cultural resource survey and documentation prior to treatment implementation.

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Upper Big Wood Vegetation Treatments APE & New Cultural Resource Inventory Map T5N, R15-16E; T6N, R15-16E; T7N, R15E, Easley Hot Springs, Galena, and Horton Peak, ID USGS 7.5 Quads.

0 1 20.5 Miles

Scale=1:60,000

APE

UBW_Priority1

UBW_Priority2

UBW_Priority3

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