Figure 2 Elk Exclosure.pdf

This document is a topographical map and access diagram prepared by the US Army Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla District, depicting a temporary elk exclosure installation and removal project. The map is titled "Figure 2- Elk Exclosure Topography & Access" and serves as Attachment 1 to a larger contract or project document.

The map displays a designated temporary elk exclosure area outlined in red, spanning approximately 40 acres across forested terrain with 40-foot elevation contours marked in yellow and olive lines. Key access routes include Breakfast Creek Road (secondary road shown in white) and Robinson Feather Road (native road shown in brown). A locked gate is positioned to control access to the project site. The exclosure installation zone is clearly marked with a crosshatch pattern, and a removal zone is also indicated. The scale bar indicates 530 feet for reference, and the map includes a compass rose indicating north orientation. This map appears to serve as a visual reference for contractors to understand the project location, topography, access points, and the specific areas where installation and removal activities are to occur.