Figure 1_Adair_Priority_Area_Invasive_Species_and_Poison_Oak_Control_2024.pdf
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- W912JV24C3002: Invasive Species Removal and Control at Camp Adair, Benton County, Oregon
- Solicitation number
- S-24800-00011406
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- Benton County, Oregon
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This document appears to be a map that depicts a proposed Invasive Species and Poison Oak Control project for 2024 at the NAJAF TC (Camp Adair) in Oregon. The map shows the installation boundary, buildings, roads, and maneuver trails within the project area, which spans approximately 19 square kilometers. The project aims to address invasive species and poison oak within this designated priority area.
The map was created by the OMD AGI in support of the Fort Oregon Integrated Training Area Management (ITAM) program. The map information is current as of 2024, and the coordinate system used is the WGS 1984 UTM Zone 10N. No other details regarding the procurement process, timeline, or contract specifics are provided in this document.
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PROPOSED INVASIVE SPECIES AND POISON OAK CONTROL - 2024
NAJAF TC (CAMP ADAIR), OREGON
WGS 84, UTM ZONE 10N
MAP CREATED JULY 2024
MAP CREATED BY OMD AGI
IN SUPPORT OF FORT OREGON ITAM
MAP INFORMATION AS OF 2024
SCALE 1:8,000
0 100 20050 Meters Legend
Invasive Species and Poison Oak Control Installation Boundary Buildings Roads Manuever Trails
PROJECTED COORDINATE SYSTEM:
WGS 1984 UTM ZONE 10N
UTM GRID UNITS IN METERS
MGRS 10T DQ
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