C04h 2026SNF_WestsideBPA_Survey_04092026_1284LM26Q0077.pdf

This document is a map depicting the Westside Vegetation Treatments Area of Potential Effects (APE) and new cultural resource inventory locations in central Idaho. The map covers portions of townships T2N and T3N, ranges R10E through R11E, spanning the USGS 7.5-minute quadrangles of Grouse Butte, Jumbo Mountain, and Sprout Mountain in Idaho. The map is scaled at 1:68,000 and displays three priority treatment zones: WS_Priority1 (shown in red), WS_Priority2 (shown in yellow), and WS_Priority3 (shown in green), all contained within the hatched APE boundary. The treatment areas are distributed across the mountainous terrain depicted on the USGS topographic base map.

The document serves as a planning tool for vegetation management activities and identifies the geographic extent of cultural resource inventory efforts associated with the Westside Vegetation Treatments project. The map includes a regional inset showing the project location within Idaho and provides distance scale references in both miles and map units. This type of map is typically used in federal land management planning to delineate project boundaries, prioritize management zones, and document compliance with cultural resource assessment requirements under the National Historic Preservation Act.