Sand-Sensitive_GeoRef.pdf

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Sand Dune 25/26 Timber Sale
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ITB-14129
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Santa Rosa County, Florida

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The document is a mapping file for the Blackwater River State Forest Sand Dune 25/26 Timber Sale, created by the Florida Forest Service, specifically focusing on Area 1 Sensitive Areas. The map details a timber sale area spanning approximately 0.5 miles, with various road classifications (secondary, tertiary, and closed roads) and geographic features including locations near Sellersville and Raintree. The map identifies specific land parcels labeled with codes like C-102, C-107, C-110, and others, and includes a comprehensive overlay of sensitive ecological zones.

The map highlights several critical environmental elements, including specific plant species and invasive vegetation types. Notable markers include Sarracenia leucophylla (a native plant), Mimosa, archaeological sites, Chinese privet, and Japanese climbing fern. The color-coded map uses green and beige zones to distinguish between the timber sale area and surrounding lands, with pink, green, and red markers indicating different types of botanical and archaeological sites. A legend and scale are provided, along with a disclaimer noting the map's informational nature, and it was created by Daniel Brethauer of the Florida Forest Service.

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Sand Dune 25-26 TS.pdf PDF
Sand_1_GeoRef.pdf PDF
Sand_2_GeoRef.pdf PDF
Sand_2_Sensitive_GeoRef.pdf PDF

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C 111

C 102

F uq ua R d

C 117

Joshua Ln

C 107

C 110

C

C 116

R aintree

C

C 113

C 114

C

C

C

Sellersville

Map by: Daniel Brethauer

Blackwater River State Forest Sand Dune 25/26 Timber Sale

Area 1 Sensitive Areas Ü

0 0.50.25 Miles

BRSF

Sand Dune Timber Sale

Stream

Closed Road

Tertiary Road

Secondary Road

Archaeological Site

Mimosa

Japanese climbing fern

Chinese privet

Other

Sarracenia leucophylla

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