MAPS_Bear Wallow LSR Mastication.pdf

This is a project map for the Bear Wallow Land and Resource Management Unit (LSR), a collaborative effort involving the Oregon Department of Forestry and the United States Forest Service. The map delineates road treatment areas totaling 192 acres shown in blue lines, a 200-foot boundary buffer zone comprising 218 acres marked in magenta, and associated sections and township designations across the project area. The map identifies specific roads including 6410 Road, 590 Road, 6300 Road, 880 Road, and 2844 Road, with township and range coordinates noted (T24S R11E, T24S R10E, T25S R10F, and T25S R11E). The project encompasses multiple sections distributed across the mapped parcels, with terrain elevations noted at various points ranging from approximately 4605 feet to 5627 feet. The visualization uses color-coding to distinguish between agency jurisdiction areas and management zones, with light blue indicating the primary project area and green indicating adjacent lands outside the immediate project scope.

No additional pricing, staffing, schedule, or contractual information is evident from this map document alone. The map serves as a spatial reference tool for understanding the geographic extent and boundaries of the Bear Wallow LSR project, including the specific location of proposed road treatments and the protective buffer zone surrounding the primary project area.