Woody_Veg__Delta_GNA Map 2.pdf

This is a project map document from the USDA Forest Service detailing woody vegetation removal specifications for the Delta region in South Carolina. The project involves the removal of undesirable woody vegetation across approximately 46 acres located in Compartments/Stands 44/38, 36/27, 63/37, 63/38, and 63/39, with coordinates at 34.5348, -81.5584. The removal specifications require elimination of all pine trees with a diameter at breast height (DBH) less than 4.6 inches and hardwoods with a DBH less than 5 inches, while preserving mast-producing shrubs and trees such as oaks, hickories, persimmons, plum, and hawthorn where possible. Additionally, dense pockets and stands of river cane are to be retained and not removed as part of this vegetation management effort.

The map identifies the project area through color-coded legend indicators showing roads and designated woody vegetation removal zones on non-Forest Service land. The scale provided indicates distances of 0 to 0.15 miles, enabling contractors to assess the geographic scope and accessibility of the project sites. This appears to be a preliminary planning document supporting the Woody Vegetation Removal project in Newberry and Union counties, South Carolina, and would serve as a reference for bidders preparing proposals and determining operational logistics for the vegetation management work.