C06_NFBRHabitatEnhanceVicinityMap.pdf

This document is a vicinity map for the NFBR (North Fork Burnt River) Habitat Enhancement project administered by the USDA Forest Service. The map depicts the geographic location and access routes for three types of project units—Patrick Units, Pouge Units, and Slip Units—located in northeastern Oregon approximately 35 miles south of Baker City via Highway 7. The project area is accessed primarily through the North Fork Burnt River Road (1900) and the 1040 road. The map displays the spatial relationship between the work units and nearby communities including Baker City and Sumpter, along with relevant highways (7, 26, 30, 84, 86, 220, and 245) and the distinction between USDA Forest Service lands and non-Forest Service (NON-FS) lands. The scale indicates the project encompasses an area of approximately 10 miles across. This map serves as a reference document for identifying and locating the habitat enhancement project units within the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest vicinity.