Pinegrove Mastication.pdf

This image is a geospatial map created by the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) in collaboration with NOAA and other mapping sources, depicting the "Pinegrove Mastication" project area. The map shows an aerial view of a specific geographic region spanning multiple sections within Township 5S and Range 11E and 12E, with yellow boundary lines delineating the project zone. The mapped area includes multiple roads such as Endersby Road, McCubbins Gulch, and Highway 216, and covers a landscape of mixed terrain including forested and open areas. The map is dated 8/6/2025 and uses a scale of 1:18,056, with measurement tools showing distances in miles and kilometers.

The map provides a detailed spatial overview of the planned mastication project, which appears to be a forest management technique involving the mechanical reduction of vegetation to create fuel breaks, reduce wildfire risk, or prepare an area for rehabilitation. The project area encompasses approximately 0.4 miles (0.7 kilometers) and is situated in what seems to be a rural or woodland region with varied topography. The map includes section and township range markers, road labels, and is sourced from multiple geospatial data providers including Esri, TomTom, Garmin, and OpenStreetMap contributors, indicating a comprehensive and professionally assembled geographic reference document.