United States Department of Agriculture
A Spatial Database for
Restoration Management
Capability on National Forests
in the Pacific Northwest USA
Chris Ringo, Alan A. Ager, Michelle A. Day, and Sarah Crim
Forest
Service
Pacific Northwest
Research Station
General Technical Report
PNW-GTR-919
January
2016
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Authors
Chris Ringo is a faculty research assistant, Oregon State University, Department
of Crop and Soil Science, 3017 Agricultural and Life Sciences Building, Corvallis,
OR 97331; Alan A. Ager is an operations research analyst, U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Western Wildland
Environmental Threat Assessment Center, 72510 Coyote Way, Pendleton OR 97801;
Michelle A. Day is a faculty research assistant, Oregon State University, College of
Forestry, Forest Ecosystems and Society, 321 Richardson Hall, Corvallis, OR 97331;
Sarah Crim is an economist (retired), U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest
Service, Pacific Northwest Region, 1220 SW 3rd Ave, Portland, OR 97204.
Cover photos: Elk, by Tom Iraci; Goat Rocks Wilderness, Washington, by
Keith Routman; Prescribed burn, by Tom Iraci.
Abstract
Ringo, Chris; Ager, Alan A.; Day, Michelle A.; Crim, Sarah. 2016. A spatial
database for restoration management capability on national forests in the Pacific
Northwest USA. Gen. Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-919. Portland, OR: U.S. Department
of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station. 71 p.
Understanding the capacity to reduce wildfire risk and restore dry forests on
Western national forests is a key part of prioritizing new accelerated restoration
programs initiated by the Forest Service. Although a number of social and biophysical factors influence the ability to implement restoration programs, one key driver
is the suite of forest plan land designations and associated management directions.
These land use designations and conservation reserves, which are intended to
provide an array of ecosystem services (recreation, wildlife, water, timber, research,
etc.), were created under the National Forest Management Act. In many cases, they
have subsequently been updated to account for legislated protection for threatened
and endangered species. Individual land designations have distinct properties in
terms of biophysical settings, fire regimes, and a myriad of management constraints
intended to conserve landscape resiliency over time. Despite the importance of
forest plan designations for assessing restoration capacity, standardized spatial data
at regional scales do not exist, making comprehensive regional and national assessments of restoration potentials and priorities difficult. As part of a broader study of
restoration potential in the Forest Service’s Pacific Northwest Region, we obtained
spatial data from existing forest plans and categorized more than 800 different land
designations into five distinct categories according to management restrictions, then
created a seamless spatial dataset for the region. We then examined the composition
of the different categories of management with respect to the dominant fire regime.
We also generated an atlas of management categories (which we are calling “Land
Classes” of the national forests in the region, which can be used to understand
the spatial distribution of management restrictions on individual forests. The data
enable broader scale assessments and prioritization analyses within the region, and
provide a case study template for other regions to follow to further advance national
scale assessments of restoration and fuel management potential.
Keywords: forest planning, land management designations, forest restoration,
restoration assessment, accelerated restoration.
Contents
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Introduction
Methods
Results
Discussion
Acknowledgments
Literature Cited
Appendix 1—Atlas of Management Catagories
Appendix 2—Tables
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Introduction
Forest restoration and fuel management activities on national forests in the
United States cover about 725 000 ha annually and are focused on restoring the
ecological resiliency of fire-prone forests, as well as on protecting human and
ecological values from wildfire losses. Restoration and fuel management activities include thinning overstocked stands to reduce ladder fuels, mastication and
site removal of surface fuel, underburning, and seeding of native grasses and
shrubs (Noss et al. 2006). The goals of these efforts are to reduce fuels loads and
fire severity such that fire can be managed in fire-adapted forests and suppressed
in situations in which values are at risk. The large backlog of restoration and
fuel management needs has stimulated a growing interest in decision-support
systems to prioritize vegetation management (Ager et al. 2013, Noss et al. 2009).
One factor that substantially influences the feasibility of fuel reduction programs
is the composition and spatial arrangement of land designations created under
the forest planning process (Duncan and Thompson 2006, ESA 1973, NFMA
1976, USDA and USDI 1994, USDC 1998). These land designations emphasize
specialized outputs, including scenic quality, wildlife habitat, timber production,
rare ecological communities, endemic plant populations, municipal watersheds,
and recreational values. Pre-existing land designations established as wilderness
areas (WA 1964), Roadless Area Review and Evaluation (RARE I and II) areas,
and Wild and Scenic river corridors (WSRA 1968) were grandfathered into the
plans. Although the land designations in the original forest plans were originally
a relatively small set with well-defined goals, subsequent legislation and planning
efforts in many regions led to forest plan amendments to add extensive habitat
networks for federally listed species (Duncan and Thompson 2006, ESA 1973,
NFMA 1976, USDA and USDI 1994, USDC 1998). For instance, in the Western
United States, this included extensive habitat networks for species such as the
northern spotted owl (Strix occidentalis caurina), California spotted owl (Strix
occidentalis occidentalis), Mexican spotted owl (Strix occidentalis lucida),
marbled murrelet (Brachyramphus marmoratus), Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis),
and an array of anadromous fish species including steelhead trout (Onchorynchus
mykiss gairdneri) and bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus). The net result of forest planning is that at least 42 percent of federal forests in the Western United
States cannot be managed with mechanical fuels reduction treatments because
of management constraints on fire-prone Western national forests (Ager et al.
2014). The potential effect of these reserves on the ability to manage fuels has
been discussed in a number of papers (Agee 2002, Finney 2007, Kaufman 2004,
Williams 2013).
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Despite the importance of forest plan designations for assessing restoration capacity, standardized spatial data at the scale of multiple national forests
(regional, national) do not exist, making comprehensive regional and national
assessments of restoration potentials and priorities difficult. As part of a broader
study of restoration potential in the Forest Service’s Pacific Northwest Region
(Region 6), we obtained spatial data from existing forest plans and categorized
more than 800 different land designations into five distinct categories based on
management restrictions as they affect restoration and fire-protection assessments.
We then examined the composition of the different categories of management
with respect to the dominant fire regime to understand the level of management
restrictions on dry forests that are the primary target of restoration activities.
We also created a seamless geographic information system (GIS) coverage for
the region and generated a map atlas for each national forest that can be used
to understand the spatial distribution of management restrictions on individual
national forests. The data enable broader scale assessments and prioritization
analyses within the region, and provide a case study template for other Forest
Service regions to follow to further advance national scale assessments of restoration and fuel management potential.
Methods
We obtained individual forest plan spatial data for the 16 national forests (encompassing 10 million ha) in Oregon and Washington from the Region 6 GIS library
(Region 6 Information Resources Management 2014) (fig. 1a). The forests contained
more than 800 different land management designations as developed under the
National Forest Management Act (NFMA 1976) and subsequent modifications by
the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) (USDA and USDI 1994), and PACFISH (Henderson et al. 2005). We grouped the land designations into five classes based on
restrictions for conducting mechanical treatments that are key to reducing wildfire
risk, providing socioeconomic benefits as part of restoration programs, and preparing forests for prescribed fire where appropriate (table 1). We focused on restrictions
for mechanical treatments, because other restoration activities are typically conducted in parallel. Although prescribed fire is often used without mechanical
treatments, the majority of these activities are implemented in concert with largescale projects that include prescribed fire. Moreover, in many areas where prescribed fire is practiced, stands have been treated in the past with mechanical
methods to reduce potential fire severity.
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A
Wildland Urban Interface
National Forest
Colville (COL)
Deschutes (DES)
Fremont-Winema (FRE-WIN)
Gifford Pinchot (GIP)
Malheur (MAL)
Mt Baker-Snoqualmie (MBS)
Mt. Hood (MTH)
Ochoco (OCH)
Okanogan-Wenatchee (OKA-WEN)
Olympic (OLY)
Rogue River-Siskiyou (ROG-SIS)
Siuslaw (SIU)
Umatilla (UMA)
Umpqua (UMP)
Wallowa-Whitman (WAW)
Willamette (WIL)
/
B
0 25 50
100
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COL
MBS
OKA-WEN
Seattle
!
Wenatchee
OLY
!
Spokane
!
!
Olympia
!
Yakima
GIP
!
!
SIU
Colville
!
Pendleton
Portland
Eugene
WIL
UMA
!
MTH
Salem
!
Kennewick
!
!
La Grande
WAW
Bend
OCH
MAL
DES
!
Burns
UMP
FRE-WIN
ROG-SIS
!
Medford
!
Klamath Falls
150
Km
National forest
Land class
Active management
Multiple objectives
Conservation
Stand age dependent
Preservation
Figure 1—(A) Map of the 16 national forests, and (B) the five land designation classes in Oregon and Washington.
See table 1 for land class descriptions.
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Table 1—Description of the land classes created from the national forest plan land management designations
in Oregon and Washington, along with the total area in each category
Land class
Code Description
Active management
1
Multiple objectives
2
Conservation
3
Stand age dependent
4
Preservation
5
Mechanical treatments used to meet
wood production targets
Mechanical treatments restricted;
only if no adverse effects on other
forest plan objectives
Mechanical treatments limited
but possible if needed to protect
management objectives
Mechanical treatments possible
depending on stand age under
Northwest Forest Plan
Long-term preservation by Act
of Congress or forest plan land
allocation; mechanical treatments
not permitted
Examples
General forest, suitable timber,
timber production
Elk winter range
Total area
Hectares
(percent)
2,483,200 (25)
2,195,900 (22)
Riparian reserves, managed
old growth, visual corridors,
roadless
Late successional reserves
2,012,800 (20)
Wilderness
2,172,100 (22)
1,188,700 (12)
Note: Land class was created to differentiate the designations in terms of restrictions on mechanical treatments. Area values we report are approximate
and should not be used for official purposes.
The land designation class was assigned to each forest plan management
designation based on the most restrictive management area primary objective.
In cases in which a tie occurred between the management area and Adaptive
Management Area designation, the management area designation was used.
Adaptive Management Areas are part of areas managed for timber production
with more specialized types of objectives. The least restrictive land designations
were those allocated to scheduled harvest activities to produce forest products.
The next least restrictive class included land designations that have nontimber
primary management objectives but are scheduled for harvest activities. Here,
treatments must be compatible with primary management objectives, but the
rate or location of treatments is restricted by the management area objective or
the spatial location of the management area. The most prevalent example is the
extensive ungulate summer range, where management activities can be used
to maintain an optimal mix and arrangement of forest cover patches that meet
minimum cover standards.
A third category was created for a myriad of land designations in which protection or conservation of biological and amenity values is the primary focus. Examples of these latter designations include scenic areas, botanical reserves, wildlife
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conservation areas for federally listed species, and aquatic reserves, to name a
few (table 1). Here, mechanical treatments are permitted on a case-by-case basis if
needed to meet or improve the land designation’s primary objective. For instance,
fuel treatments are permitted when found to be needed to reduce wildfire threats
to federally listed species. These designations are not part of the forested area
used to analyze potential timber outputs in forest plans (i.e., the regulated forested
area in NFMA). This designation also includes late-successional reserves (LSR)
where harvesting is permitted under special circumstances, but only in forests
with predominantly dry forest types (Okanogan-Wenatchee, Deschutes,, FremontWinema, and Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forests, and the Tiller District on the
Umpqua National Forest). In these cases, we assumed that the areas are not actively
managed (selecting the more restrictive management designation). This category
also includes roadless areas.
The fourth and most restrictive category, preservation, includes wilderness
areas, where management is confined to nonmechanized activities such as trail
building and maintenance of undeveloped campsites. Finally, a category that was
unique to the Northwest Forest Plan was created for the subset of late-successional
reserves that can be managed with mechanical treatments if the stand age is less
than 80 years (for forests predominantly west of the Cascade Range in more mesic
forest types, including the Olympic, Gifford Pinchot, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie,
Mount Hood, Siuslaw, and Willamette National Forests, and the Tiller District of
the Umpqua National Forest). Thus late-successional reserves as defined in the
NWFP were classified according to forest type and stand age and were included in
two different land designations (table 1).
To assess where treatments can be applied in fire-adapted systems, we used the
30-m fire regime group data set created by the LANDFIRE project (LANDFIRE
2013). Fire regime group is based on the presumed historical fire regime based on
fire effects and spread, current vegetation, and spatial context (Rollins 2009). Fire
regime definitions are: group I (0 to 30 years frequency, low severity); group II (0
to 30 years frequency, high severity); group III (35 to 200 years frequency, low to
mixed severity); group IV (35 to 200 years frequency, high severity); and group V
(200 years frequency, high severity). The majority fire regime group was assigned
to each land designation class polygon.
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Results
Table 1 shows the regional composition of the five land classes. Land designations
that allow active management (Class 1) cover 25 percent of the region, whereas
management for multiple objectives (Class 2) covers 22 percent (table 1; fig. 1b).
The remainder was predominately allocated to conservation (20 percent), preservation (21 percent), and stand age dependent (12 percent). Table 2 and figure 2 show
the composition of the land classes for individual forests. The national forests with
the most land in the active management categories, in which land is designated for
timber production, were the Fremont-Winema, Malheur, and Wallowa-Whitman. By
contrast, forests with the most area in preservation designations were the Okanogan-Wenatchee, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie, and Rogue River-Siskyou because they
contain large areas of wilderness. Less variation exists in area allocated to multiple
objectives among the forests with the exception of the Okanogan-Wenatchee, which
contains more than twice the area than the regional average primarily owing to
management of wildlife habitat.
Substantial variation among the national forests can be seen in the relative area
of the different land classes. Figure 3 illustrates the percentage breakdown of the
Table 2—Total area in the five land classes by national forest for Oregon and Washington
National forest
Colville
Deschutes
Fremont-Winema
Gifford Pinchot
Malheur
Mount Baker-Snoqualmie
Mount Hood
Ochoco
Okanogan-Wenatchee
Olympic
Rogue River-Siskiyou
Siuslaw
Umatilla
Umpqua
Wallowa-Whitman
Willamette
See table 1 for land class descriptions.
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Active
management
Multiple
objectives
170,900
215,100
532,200
106,300
337,100
26,100
76,700
199,400
196,000
0
81,100
0
105,100
0
287,100
150,100
198,900
174,900
164,800
90,400
192,000
45,900
114,100
53,700
298,800
51,200
77,000
16,500
178,800
184,500
200,200
154,200
Conservation
Hectares
59,500
163,900
154,900
53,900
126,100
36,600
32,300
13,000
488,400
800
393,200
33,100
134,600
32,200
234,700
55,600
Stand age
dependent
Preservation
0
0
0
169,200
0
250,500
120,900
0
0
164,500
0
179,300
0
145,900
0
158,400
14,600
97,500
56,400
132,200
36,100
338,700
82,600
21,600
606,300
37,800
143,000
12,700
147,900
35,900
249,500
159,300
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1,600,000
Land class
Active management
Multiple objectives
Conservation
1,200,000
Stand age dependent
Total area (ha)
Preservation
800,000
400,000
IL
W
P
W
AW
A
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Figure 2—Total area in hectares in the five land designation classes by national forest in Oregon and Washington. See figure
1 for forest code descriptions and table 1 for land class descriptions.
area by land designation and forest. Forests with relatively high capacity for active
management on a percentage basis are the Fremont-Winema, Malheur, and Ochoco
National Forests. Three forests have no land designated as active management (the
Umpqua, Olympic, and Siuslaw National Forests). Of the forests that have land
designations that permit treatment, the amount of area in multiple objectives is
about equal to the area in active management, the exceptions being the FremontWinema and Ochoco, where the active management area is four to five times larger
compared to the area in multiple objectives. The effect of the Northwest Forest Plan
on the percentage of lands in active management designations are evident in the
data, which show that relatively large areas (>20 percent) are allocated to latesuccessional reserves on those particular forests, reaching up to half the area of the
Olympic and Siuslaw National Forests.
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Land class
Active management
Stand age dependent
Multiple objectives
Preservation
Conservation
100
Percentage of total area
75
50
25
IL
W
A
P
W
AW
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National forest
Figure 3—Percentage of total area in the five land designation classes by national forest in Oregon and Washington.
See figure 1 for forest code descriptions and table 1 for land class descriptions.
Figure 4 shows the composition of the forests by land designation class and fire
regime, thus illustrating lands on which mechanical treatments can be used in
fire-adapted ecological settings. Specifically, fire regime groups I and III are the
typical target for dry forest restoration activities. As expected, most of the area in
fire-adapted regimes is on eastern Cascade Range national forests. The active
management designation is dominated by fire regime groups I and III, especially on
the Umatilla, Rogue River-Siskiyou, and Wallowa-Whitman. The land designation
by fire regime composition also shows where risk mitigation treatments are possible
in the non-fire-adapted regimes. For instance, on the Fremont-Winema National
Forest, a relatively large amount of area in fire regimes III and IV lies within the
active management designation, indicating the potential for the forest to address
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Total area (ha)
600,000
Active management
Multiple objectives
500,000
400,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
0
Total area (ha)
600,000
Conservation
Stand age dependent
500,000
400,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
Preservation
500,000
National forest
400,000
300,000
Fire regime group
I
200,000
100,000
II
0
III
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Total area (ha)
600,000
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WE
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W
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V
National forest
Figure 4—Land area for the active land designation class by fire regime group (FRG) and national forest: FRG I = ≤35 year fire return
interval, low and mixed severity; FRG II = ≤35 year fire return interval, replacement severity; FRG III = 35 to 200 year fire return interval, low and mixed severity; FRG IV = 35 to 200 year fire return interval, replacement severity; FRG V = >200 year fire return interval,
any severity. See figure 1 for forest code descriptions and table 1 for land class descriptions.
wildfire risk issues. Non-fire adapted regimes typically support stand-replacing fire
events that are difficult to contain and have the potential to cause economic damage.
Another observation from figure 4 pertains to the wildfire activity in the preservation land designation. For instance, the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest has a
relatively large area in the preservation designations that are also in fire regime
group I. Thus fire-susceptible values in these areas are at risk from loss to wildfire.
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Discussion
We note that the area values we report for the forests are approximate. Although
we derived them from Region 6 corporate data sources, a number of factors can
contribute to discrepancies between this report and forest planning documents.
These include updates to administrative boundaries, GIS processing methods, and
different interpretation of the forest plan direction for allocations in the multiple
objectives versus conservation land designations. Hence the values reported in the
tables should not be used for official planning purposes, but rather as a general
indicator of the composition of the lands in terms of forest plan allocations and
associated management potential.
The results show that approximately 47 percent of national forest land in the
region is available for mechanical treatments (subject to forest plan constraints in
the multiple objectives designations) to address ecological departure and other restoration goals. For eastside forests tasked with accelerated restoration in fire-prone
forests, an average of 65 percent is available for mechanical treatments.
The documentation of land management restrictions in relation to fire regimes
is an important precursor to mapping restoration needs and potential on the national
forests in the Pacific Northwest Region. Specifically, the spatial data we report here
are a contribution toward a more systematic assessment of management opportunity
to meet multiple management goals within the existing forest plan. Combining spatial data on restoration need (Haugo et al. 2015), insect and disease maps (USDA FS
2010), wildfire risk (Ager et al. 2012), potential thin volume (Ohmann and Gregory
2002), and wildfire risk to wildland-urban interfaces (WUIs) (Ager et al. 2014) with
the land designation information presented here is a first step towards a spatially
explicit analysis that blends restoration capacity with need among and within the
national forests.
A strategic approach to prioritizing mechanical treatment and prescribed
burning activities will need to consider the arrangement and composition of both
managed and non-managed areas when designing fire protection and restoration
strategies. The spatial arrangement and juxtaposition of fire regimes in relationship to forest plan management categories presented here is one major driver in
the design of restoration projects (Ager et al. 2013), although their influence is not
explicitly recognized in the current ad hoc planning and prioritization system.
For instance, large fire transmission among the land designation classes and fire
regimes can disrupt the intention of restoration programs.
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The process and framework we used for categorizing the region can be directly
transferred to other regions, thereby advancing a strategic approach to prioritizing
restoration investments at the national scale. This latter analysis can guide restoration efforts to specific locations where agency capacity in terms of forest plan
allocations are aligned with existing risk from wildfire, and workforce and management availability at a scale that is meaningful for both policy and strategic restoration program design. These restoration opportunity analyses could be incorporated
into national risk and hazard assessments (Ager et al. 2014) to prioritize restoration
activities at a range of scales.
Acknowledgments
We thank Emily Platt and Max Wahlberg for comments and corrections on an
earlier version of the manuscript.
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Appendix 2—Tables
Table 3—Land class designations for national forests outside of the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) area and
national forests within the NWFP area with merged allocations
Forest
codea
LRMP code
LRMP description
COL
MA1
Provides essential habitat for wildlife
species that require old growth
COL
MA2
COL
MA3A
COL
MA3B
COL
MA3C
COL
MA4
COL
MA5
COL
Management area
primary objective
Land class
code
3
GIS area
Hectares
13,852
Provide for the protection and
WILDLIFE/
management of year-long woodland
UNGULATES
caribou habitat to promote recovery of
the herd to viable population levels
Provide roaded and unroaded recreation DEV REC
opportunities in a natural-appearing
setting.
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
Provide semi-private motorized and
nonmotorized recreation in roaded or
REC
nonroaded areas while meeting wildlife
management objectives.
DEV REC
Provide quality winter recreation
opportunities including downhill
skiing, Nordic skiing and other
compatible uses.
RNA
Research Natural Areas—Provide
opportunities for research in
ecosystems influenced only by natural
processes
Provide a natural-appearing foreground, VISUAL
middleground, and background along
major scenic routes while providing
wood products.
2
12,257
2
17,436
3
5,044
2
819
5
1,906
2
87,274
MA6
Provide a natural-appearing foreground,
middleground, and background along
major scenic routes while providing for
winter range management
VISUAL
2
30,486
COL
MA7
TIMBER
1
170,898
COL
MA8
Manage to achieve optimum timber
production while protecting basic
resources
Provide for the winter habitat needs of
deer and elk while managing other
resources consistent with fish and
wildlife management objectives
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
2
50,635
OLDGROWTH
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codea
LRMP code
LRMP description
COL
MA9
COL
MA10
COL
MA11
MAL
MAL
1_2
3
MAL
4A
MAL
MAL
MAL
MAL
MAL
5
6
7
8
9
MAL
10
MAL
11
MAL
MAL
MAL
MAL
13
14F
14M
18
MAL
20
MAL
21
MAL
MAL
MAL
MAL
MAL
MAL
MAL
22
DEVRA
DEVRA
ERA
FAC
GF
GFWR
32
Management area
primary objective
Land class
code
Wilderness—Provide an environment
that is essentially unaltered and
undisturbed by humans where natural
ecological processes can operate with a
minimum of interference.
CONG RESERVE
5
Provide opportunities for dispersed,
motorized recreation
Provide opportunities for dispersed,
nonmotorized recreation in an
undeveloped environment.
General Forest-Rangeland
Riparian Areas (Anadromous and NonAnadromous)
Big Game Winter Range Maintenance
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
3
5,492
3
35,141
TIMBER
RHCA
1
3
262,956
16
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
WILDLIFE
CONG RESERVE
VISUAL
UNIQUE AREAS
RNA
2
90,371
3
5
2
3
5
410
33,430
4,224
12
744
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
OLDGROWTH
VISUAL
VISUAL
WATERSHED
3
15,339
3
5,295
3
2
2
2
27,962
23,412
52,447
97
WILDLIFE
2
4,605
WILDLIFE
3
12,713
WSRIVER
DEV REC
DEV REC
WILDLIFE
RNA
TIMBER
TIMBER
3
3
2
2
5
1
1
4,414
202
31
88
19
63,982
10,206
Bald Eagle Winter Roosts
Wilderness Areas
Scenic Areas
Special Interest Areas
Research Natural Areas (only one real,
others proposed)
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized
Recreation Areas
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized
Recreation Areas
Old Growth
Visual Corridors (Foreground)
Visual Corridors (Middleground)
Long Creek Municipal Supply
Watershed
Wildlife Emphasis Area (Scheduled
Timber Harvest)
Wildlife Emphasis Area (Non-Scheduled
Timber Harvest)
Wild and Scenic Rivers
Developed Recreation
Developed Recreation
Eagle Roosting Area
Facilities
General Forest
General Forest Winter Range
GIS area
Hectares
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Forest
codea
LRMP code
LRMP description
Management area
primary objective
MAL
OG-D4-01
through OGD4-25
Old Growth—District 4—ID number
OLDGROWTH
3
GIS area
Hectares
2,746
MAL
MAL
MAL
MAL
REC-R
RHCA
RNA
RNAOGD4-21
RNA
RHCA
RNA
OLDGROWTH
5
3
5
3
636
55,475
993
94
RNA
5
149
RNA
5
143
ROADLESS
VISUAL
3
2
1,401
3,119
VISUAL
2
2,255
2
11,304
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5,063
15,432
198,982
64,166
4,292
1,141
444
5
1,372
OLDGROWTH
5
25
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
OLDGROWTH
OLDGROWTH
2
3,800
2
319
2
431
5
5
844
24
MAL
Research Natural Areas
Riparian Habitat Conservation Area
Research Natural Areas
Old Growth in Research Natural Area—
District 4—ID number
RNAOGD4-22 Old Growth in Research Natural Area—
District 4—ID number
RNAOGD4-23 Old Growth in Research Natural Area—
District 4—ID number
UNR-S
Silver Creek Roadless Area
VPR
Visual Management Corridors (Partial
Retention)
VR
Visual Management Corridors
(Retention)
WR
Winter Range
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
10A
10B
10C
10D
10E
12
12AMA
MBS
12LSR
MBS
12LSRAMA
MBS
14
MBS
145A
MBS
14AMA
MBS
MBS
15
155A
MAL
MAL
MAL
MAL
MAL
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
Wilderness—Transition
CONG RESERVE
Wilderness—Trailed
CONG RESERVE
Wilderness—General Trailless
CONG RESERVE
Wilderness—Dedicated Trailless
CONG RESERVE
Wilderness—Special Areas
CONG RESERVE
Mature and Old Growth Wildlife Habitat OLDGROWTH
Mature and Old Growth Wildlife
OLDGROWTH
Habitat, Adaptive Management Area
OLDGROWTH
Mature and Old Growth Wildlife
Habitat, Late-Successional Reserve,
Adaptive Management Area
Deer and Elk Winter Range
Deer and Elk Winter Range,
Recommended Recreation River
Deer and Elk Winter Range, Adaptive
Management Area
Mountain Goat Habitat
Mountain Goat Habitat, Recommended
Recreation River
Land class
code
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codea
LRMP code
LRMP description
MBS
155ALSR
MBS
155BLSR
MBS
15LSOG
MBS
15LSR
MBS
165CLSR
MBS
MBS
17
175A
MBS
17AMA
MBS
185BLSR
MBS
18LSR
MBS
MBS
19
19AMA
MBS
19LSOG
MBS
19LSR
MBS
19LSRAMA
MBS
MBS
1A
1A5A
MBS
MBS
MBS
1A5C
1ALSR
1B
Mountain Goat Habitat, Recommended
Recreation River, Late-Successional
Reserve
Mountain Goat Habitat, Recommended
Scenic River, Late-Successional
Reserve
Mountain Goat Habitat,
Late-Successional Old Growth
Mountain Goat Habitat
Late-Successional Reserve
Northern Bald Eagle, Recommended
Wild River, Late-Successional Reserve
Timber Management Emphasis
Timber Management Emphasis,
Recommended Recreation River
Timber Management Emphasis,
Adaptive Management Area
Research Natural Areas, Recommended
Scenic River, Late-Successional
Reserve
Research Natural Areas, LateSuccessional Reserve
Mountain Hemlock Zone
Mountain Hemlock Zone, Adaptive
Management Area
Mountain Hemlock Zone, LateSuccessional Old Growth
Mountain Hemlock Zone, LateSuccessional Reserve
Mountain Hemlock Zone, LateSuccessional Reserve, Adaptive
Management Area
Primitive
Primitive Recommended Recreation
River
Primitive Recommended Scenic River
Primitive Late-Successional Reserve
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized
MBS
1B5A
34
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized,
Recommended Recreation River
Management area
primary objective
Land class
code
GIS area
Hectares
39
LSR
4
LSR
4
21
OLDGROWTH
5
458
LSR
4
5,958
LSR
4
139
TIMBER
TIMBER
1
1
18,620
14
TIMBER
2
2,905
RNA
5
171
RNA
5
1,960
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
5
5
1,294
7
OLDGROWTH
5
16
LSR
4
5,127
LSR
4
2,552
PRIMITIVE
PRIMITIVE
5
5
9,035
80
PRIMITIVE
PRIMITIVE
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
5
5
3
203
10,351
18,262
3
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codea
LRMP code
LRMP description
MBS
1B5ALSOG
Semi-Primitive Non-motorized,
Recommended Recreation River,
Late-Successional Old Growth
MBS
MBS
1B5ALSR
1B5B
MBS
1B5BLSOG
MBS
1B5BLSR
MBS
1B5C
MBS
1B5CLSOG
MBS
1B5CLSR
MBS
1BLSOG
MBS
1BLSR
MBS
1BLSRAMA
MBS
1C
MBS
1CLSR
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
1D
1D5A
21A
21AAMA
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
21ALSOG
22B
23A
25B
2A
2A5A
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized,
Recommended Scenic River
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized,
Recommended Scenic River, LateSuccessional Old Growth
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized,
Recommended Scenic River, LateSuccessional Reserve
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized,
Recommended Wild River
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized,
Recommended Wild River, LateSuccessional Old Growth
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized,
Recommended Wild River, LateSuccessional Reserve
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized,
Late-Successional Old Growth
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized,
Late-Successional Reserve
Semi-Primitive Non-motorized,
Late-Successional Reserve, Adaptive
Management Area
Semi-Primitive Motorized
Semi-Primitive Motorized, LateSuccessional Reserve
Rural
Rural, Recommended Recreation River
Green River Municipal Watershed
Green River Municipal Watershed,
Adaptive Management Area
Sultan River Municipal Watershed
Other Municipal Watersheds
Jim Creek Naval Electronic Site
Foreground
Foreground, Recommended Recreation
River
Management area
primary objective
Land class
code
GIS area
Hectares
166
OLDGROWTH
5
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
OLDGROWTH
4
3
7
15
5
281
LSR
4
1,588
WSRIVER
5
36
OLDGROWTH
5
210
LSR
4
698
OLDGROWTH
5
3,937
LSR
4
65,711
LSR
4
1,566
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
LSR
3
325
4
1,128
VISUAL
VISUAL
WATERSHED
LSR
2
2
2
4
1,898
9
4,671
3,941
OLDGROWTH
WATERSHED
WATERSHED
UNIQUE AREAS
VISUAL
VISUAL
5
2
2
3
2
2
545
4,522
2,260
388
2,223
1,232
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codea
LRMP code
LRMP description
MBS
MBS
2B
2B5A
MBS
2BAMA
MBS
MBS
3C
3CLSOG
MBS
4
MBS
MBS
5A
5ALSOG
MBS
5ALSR
MBS
MBS
5B
5BLSOG
MBS
5BLSR
MBS
5CLSR
MBS
MBS
6
8A5ALSR
MBS
8A5BLSR
Middleground
Middleground, Recommended
Recreation River
Middleground, Adaptive Management
Area
Winter Sports Resorts
Winter Sports Resorts, LateSuccessional Old Growth
Mount Baker National Recreational
Area
Recommended Recreation Rivers
Recommended Recreation Rivers,
Late-Successional Old Growth
Recommended Recreation Rivers,
Late-Successional Reserve
Recommended Scenic Rivers
Recommended Scenic Rivers,
Late-Successional Old Growth
Recommended Scenic Rivers,
Late-Successional Reserve
Recommended Wild Rivers,
Late-Successional Reserve
Skagit Wild and Scenic River
Mather Memorial Parkway,
Recommended Recreation River,
Late-Successional Reserve
Mather Memorial Parkway,
Recommended Scenic River,
Late-Successional Reserve
MBS
MBS
MBS
8A8E5ALSR
8A8ELSR
8ALSR
MBS
MBS
8B
8BLSOG
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
8CLSR
8D
8ELSR
8F
8KEL
36
Mather Memorial Parkway,
Late-Successional Reserve
Heather Meadows
Heather Meadows, Late-Successional
Old Growth
Management area
primary objective
Land class
code
GIS area
Hectares
11,853
213
VISUAL
VISUAL
2
2
VISUAL
2
620
UNIQUE AREAS
OLDGROWTH
3
5
2,416
131
VISUAL
2
3,510
WSRIVER
OLDGROWTH
3
5
482
241
LSR
4
3,107
WSRIVER
OLDGROWTH
3
5
796
224
LSR
4
6,089
CONG RESERVE
5
320
WSRIVER
LSR
5
4
7,975
66
LSR
4
1,006
LSR
LSR
LSR
4
4
4
81
68
1,122
UNIQUE AREAS
OLDGROWTH
3
5
167
21
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
4
3
4
3
3
541
392
1,195
292
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codea
LRMP code
MBS
D
MBS
MBS
DLSR
DR
MBS
MBS
DR5ALSR
DR5B
MBS
DR5BLSR
MBS
MBS
DRLSOG
DRLSR
MBS
FS
MBS
MBS
GF
GF5A
MBS
MBS
MBS
MBS
GFLSR
LSOG
LSR
LSRAMA
MBS
MBS
SA
SALSOG
MBS
SALSR
MBS
SF
MBS
SF5A
MBS
MBS
SF5ALSOG
SF5B
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
BS
CP
CRRA
DC
Alpine Lakes—Scenic Forest,
Recommended Scenic River
Bandit Springs Recreation Area
Cove Palisades State Park
Crooked River Recreation Area
Deep Creek Recreation Area
OCH
DC-F24
Deep Creek Recreation Area
LRMP description
Alpine Lakes—Dispersed Recreation
Alpine Lakes—Dispersed Recreation,
Recommended Scenic River
Alpine Lakes—Dispersed Recreation,
Recommended Scenic River, LateSuccessional Reserve
Alpine Lakes—Dispersed Recreation,
Late-Successional Reserve
Forest Service Land acquired after
completion of Forest Plan
Alpine Lakes—General Forest
Alpine Lakes—General Forest,
Recommended Recreation River
Late Successional Old Growth
Late Successional Reserve
Late Successional Reserve, Adaptive
Management Area
Alpine Lakes—Special Area
Alpine Lakes—Special Area,
Late-Successional Old Growth
Alpine Lakes—Special Area,
Late-Successional Reserve
Alpine Lakes—Scenic Forest
Alpine Lakes—Scenic Forest,
Recommended Recreation River
Management area
primary objective
Land class
code
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
LSR
3
GIS area
Hectares
1,223
4
3
41
5,051
4
3
34
1,161
4
276
OLDGROWTH
LSR
5
4
1,213
4,873
NOT KNOWN
NK
6,161
TIMBER
TIMBER
1
1
7,478
10
LSR
OLDGROWTH
LSR
LSR
4
5
4
4
7
7,681
107,800
30,521
UNIQUE AREAS
OLDGROWTH
3
5
3,284
542
LSR
4
3,226
VISUAL
2
VISUAL
2
4,323
892
OLDGROWTH
VISUAL
5
2
58
265
2
N/A
N/A
2
668
746
162
332
2
33
DEV REC
CRNG
CRNG
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
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codea
LRMP code
LRMP description
OCH
OCH
DEVRA
DRSC
Developed Recreation
Deschutes River Scenic Area
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
ERA
FAC
GF
GFO
GFWR
HC
HEL
HWY 26
LM-BOT
Eagle Roosting Area
Facilities
General Forest
General Forage
General Forest Winter Range
Hammer Ck Wildlife/Rec Area
Rock Ck/Cottonwood Ck Unroaded
US Highway 26 Visual Corridor
Lookout Mtn Rec Area—Top
OCH
LM-TOP
Lookout Mtn Rec Area—Tom
OCH
Old Growth
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OG-D1-*; OGD2-*; OGD3-*
OGJ
REC-R
RM-VR
RNA
RNAOG-D1-*
RS
SC
Old Growth Juniper
N Fork Crooked River Rec Corr
Recreation Trail Visual Retention
Research Natural Area
RNA—Old Growth
Rim Rock Springs Wildlife Area
Whychus Creek Management Area
OCH
OCH
SCEN-S
SP
N Fork Crooked River Scenic Co
Steins Pillar Recreation Area
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
OCH
ST-PRES
ST-VPR
ST-VR
UNR-R/C
VA
VPR
VR
WIL
OCH
OCH
OCH
WILOGD1-17
WILOGD2-18
WR
Summit Trail Preservation Corridor
Summit Trail Visual CorridorPR
Summit Trail Visual Retention
Rock Ck/Cottonwood Ck Roadless
Lake Billy Chinook View Area
Visual Cor (Partial Retention)
Visual Corridors (Retention)
Wilderness (Mill Creek,Black Canyon,
Bridge Creek)
Wilderness—Old Growth
Wilderness—Old Growth
Winter Range
38
Management area
primary objective
Land class
code
DEV REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
WILDLIFE
RNA
TIMBER
TIMBER
TIMBER
WILDLIFE
ROADLESS
VISUAL
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
OLDGROWTH
2
3
GIS area
Hectares
496
115
2
5
1
1
1
2
3
2
3
269
169
144,239
21,926
33,264
1,030
1,010
2,775
3,417
3
3,046
5
5,871
OLDGROWTH
VISUAL
VISUAL
RNA
RNA
CRNG
5
2
2
5
5
N/A
343
956
412
713
120
163
CRNG
VISUAL
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
PRIMITIVE
VISUAL
VISUAL
ROADLESS
CRNG
VISUAL
VISUAL
CONG RESERVE
N/A
2
3
3,543
786
390
5
2
2
3
N/A
2
2
5
74
2,044
1,896
5,020
194
7,757
2,065
14,118
5
5
2
115
114
14,611
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
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codea
LRMP code
LRMP description
OCH
WR-ANT
Winter Range—Antelope
OCH
WR-DEER
Metolius Winter Range—Deer
UMA
A1
Dispersed Non-Motorized Recreation
UMA
A2
Dispersed Recreation
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
B1
B2
B7
C1
C2
C3
Viewshed 1
Viewshed 2
Roaded Natural
Developed Recreation
Wild and Scenic River
Scenic Area
Special Interest Area
Wenaha-Tucannon Special Area
Wilderness
Research Natural Area in Wilderness
Wild and Scenic River in Wilderness
Dedicated Old Growth Forest Habitat
Managed Old Growth Forest Habitat
Big Game Winter Range
UMA
C3A
Wildlife—Timber Summer Range
UMA
C4
Wildlife Habitat
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
C5
C7
C8
D2
E1
E2
F2
UMA
UMA
F3
F4
UMA
F4A
WAW
1
Riparian and Wildlife Habitat
Special Fish Management Area
Grass Tree Mosaic
Research Natural Area
Timber and Forage
Timber and Big Game
Mill Creek Municipal Watershed—
Undeveloped
High Ridge Evaluation Area
Walla Walla River Watershed with No
Scheduled Harvest Potential
Walla Walla River Watershed with
Scheduled Harvest Potential
Timber Production Emphasis
Management area
primary objective
Land class
code
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
DEV REC
WSRIVER
VISUAL
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
OLDGROWTH
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
2
GIS area
Hectares
12,480
2
5,098
3
10,665
3
2,956
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
2
5
5
5
5
2
2
15,708
10,839
1,860
1,685
3,017
12,375
1,305
1,337
117,124
980
4,976
16,400
1,441
48,773
3
3,357
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
RHCA
RHCA
UNIQUE AREAS
RNA
TIMBER
TIMBER
WATERSHED
2
97,712
3
3
3
5
1
1
5
9,943
39,656
36,303
3,330
32,091
73,046
5,059
UNIQUE AREAS
WATERSHED
3
3
356
12,966
WATERSHED
2
1,131
TIMBER
1
259,244
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Forest
codea
LRMP code
LRMP description
Management area
primary objective
Land class
code
TIMBER
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
VISUAL
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
WSRIVER
WSRIVER
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
OLDGROWTH
TIMBER
1
2
GIS area
Hectares
27,833
116,489
WAW
WAW
1W
3
Timber Production/Winter Range
Wildlife/Timber Winter Range
WAW
3A
Wildlife/Timber Summer Range
2
38,382
WAW
WAW
WAW
WAW
WAW
4
4-12
4-7
5
6
Wilderness
Wilderness Research Natural Area
Wilderness/Wild & Scenic
Phillips Lake Area
Backcountry
5
5
5
2
3
224,137
6,216
9,303
1,720
46,556
WAW
WAW
WAW
7
8
9
WAW
WAW
10
11
Wild and Scenic Rivers
HCNRA Snake River Corridor
HCNRA Dispersed Recreation/Native
Vegetation
HCNRA Forage Emphasis
HCNRA Dispersed Recreation/Timber
3
5
3
15,038
7,131
70,605
3
2
51,953
30,949
WAW
WAW
12
12-7
RNA
RNA
5
5
2,600
123
WAW
WAW
13
14
ROADLESS
WILDLIFE/
UNGULATES
OLDGROWTH
OLDGROWTH
3
2
940
11,025
WAW
WAW
15
15-7
Old Growth Preserve
Old Growth Preserve/Wild and Scenic
River
3
3
24,292
494
WAW
16
Admin and Recreation Sites Retention
ADMIN SITES
3
1,186
WAW
17
Power Transportation Facility Retention
VISUAL
2
1,656
WAW
WIL
WIL
18
1
10A
Anadromous Fish
Wilderness
Dispersed Recreation–Roaded Natural
3
5
2
23,623
156,955
134
WIL
10B
2
8,096
WIL
10C
3
3,957
WIL
10D
Dispersed Recreation–Semiprimitive
Motorized
Dispersed Recreation–Semiprimitive
Motorized
Dispersed Recreation–Semiprimitive
Nonmotorized
RHCA
CONG RESERVE
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
2
688
40
Research Natural Area
Research Natural Area/Wild & Scenic
River
Homestead Further Planning Area
Starkey Experimental Forest and Range
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Forest
codea
LRMP code
LRMP description
WIL
10E
WIL
10F
Dispersed Recreation–Semiprimitive
Nonmotorized
Dispersed Recreation–Lakeside Setting
WIL
WIL
WIL
WIL
WIL
WIL
WIL
11A
11C
11D
11E
11F
12A
12B
WIL
WIL
WIL
13A
13B
14A
WIL
WIL
16A
1-6E
WIL
WIL
17
2A
WIL
2B
WIL
WIL
2C
4
WIL
WIL
WIL
5A
6B
6D
WIL
6E
WIL
WIL
7
8
WIL
WIL
WIL
9B
9C
9D
a
Scenic-Modification Middleground
Scenic-Partial Retention Middleground
Scenic-Partial Retention Foreground
Scenic-Retention Middleground
Scenic-Retention Foreground
Developed Recreation–F.S. Site
Developed Recreation–Special Use
Permits
Special Use Permit Areas
F.S. Administratively Use Areas
General Forest-Intensive Timber
Management
Late Successional Reserve
NFk MFk Wild and Scenic River (wild,
scenic, or recreation)
Adaptive Management Reserve
Oregon Cascades Recreation AreaMotorized
Oregon Cascades Recreation AreaNonmotorized
Opal Creek Scenic Recreation Area
Research Natural Areas
Special Interest Areas
Elkhorn Wild and Scenic River (scenic)
McKenzie Wild and Scenic River
(recreation)
NFk MFk Wild and Scenic River (wild,
scenic, or recreation)
Old Growth Groves
Threatened & Endangered Species-Bald
Eagle
Wildlife Habitat–Pileated Woodpecker
Wildlife Habitat–Marten
Wildlife Habitat–Special Areas
Management area
primary objective
Land class
code
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
REC
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
DEV REC
DEV REC
3
GIS area
Hectares
20,086
3
1,073
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
32,048
30,816
7,438
989
11,070
295
899
UNIQUE AREAS
ADMIN SITES
TIMBER
3
3
1
541
159
150,130
LSR
WSRIVER
4
2
158,372
1,430
AMA
UNIQUE AREAS
2
3
56,331
274
UNIQUE AREAS
3
2,122
UNIQUE AREAS
RNA
3
5
4,463
1,426
UNIQUE AREAS
WSRIVER
WSRIVER
3
2
3
7,966
1,108
1,767
WSRIVER
2
4,007
OLDGROWTH
WILDLIFE
5
3
892
401
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
3
3
3
2,249
1,999
7,342
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GIS = Geographic information system.
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Table 4 — Land class designations for national forests within the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) area (without
merged allocations)a
Forestb
LRMP
code
LRMP description
DES
DES
M1
M1
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
M1
M10
M11
M11
M11
M12
M12
M12
M13
M13
M14
M14
M15
M15
M15
M15
Special Interest Area
Bend Municipal Watershed
Intensive Recreation
Intensive Recreation
Intensive Recreation
Dispersed Recreation
Dispersed Recreation
Dispersed Recreation
Winter Recreation
Winter Recreation
Oregon Cascade Recreation Area
Oregon Cascade Recreation Area
Old Growth
Old Growth
Old Growth
Old Growth
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
M16
M16
M16
M17
M17
M17
M18
M18
M18
M19
M2
M2
M2
M20
M20
M20
M21
M21
Experimental Forest
Experimental Forest
Experimental Forest
Wild, Scenic, Recreation River
Wild, Scenic, Recreation River
Wild, Scenic, Recreation River
Front Country Seen/Unseen
Front Country Seen/Unseen
Front Country Seen/Unseen
Metolius Heritage
Research Natural Area
Research Natural Area
Research Natural Area
Metolius Wildlife/Primitive
Metolius Wildlife/Primitive
Metolius Wildlife/Primitive
Metolius Black Butte Scenic
Metolius Black Butte Scenic
42
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
3
3
GIS area
Hectares
5,696
1,759
LSR
WATERSHED
DEV REC
DEV REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
DEV REC
LSR
CONG RESERVE
LSR
OLDGROWTH
OLDGROWTH
LSR
OLDGROWTH
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
5
3
3
3
3
248
1,675
9,176
15,452
1,979
3,059
12,820
4,014
7,313
5,706
15,890
1,470
11,475
2,266
3,089
3
5
5
5
3
5
3
3
3
2
3
5
5
5
3
3
3
2
2
163
1,697
1,230
85
5,274
1,100
654
944
4,022
9,436
8,426
1,217
685
1,058
1,154
846
3,200
510
3,298
LSR
AW
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
CR
LSR
AW
LSR
MAT
AW
LSR
CR
LSR
LSR
MAT
LSR
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
LSR
RNA
RNA
RNA
WSRIVER
CONG RESERVE
LSR
DEV REC
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
RNA
RNA
RNA
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
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Forestb
LRMP
code
DES
DES
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
M22
M22
Metolius Special Forest
Metolius Special Forest
LSR
MAT
LSR
VISUAL
3
2
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
M23
M24
M26
M26
M26
M27
M27
M28
M28
M3
M3
M3
M5
M5
M6
M7
Special Interest Area
Research Natural Area
Metolius Scenic Views
Metolius Scenic Views
Metolius Scenic Views
Metolius Old Growth
Metolius Old Growth
Metolius Wild, Scenic, Rec River
Metolius Wild, Scenic, Rec River
Bald Eagle
Bald Eagle
Bald Eagle
Osprey Management Area
Osprey Management Area
Wilderness
Deer Habitat
LSR
LSR
LSR
RNA
VISUAL
LSR
VISUAL
OLDGROWTH
LSR
WSRIVER
LSR
WILDLIFE
LSR
WILDLIFE
LSR
WILDLIFE
CONG RESERVE
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
3
5
2
3
2
3
3
3
3
2
3
2
3
2
5
2
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
DES
FRE
FRE
FRE
FRE
FRE
FRE
FRE
FRE
FRE
FRE
M7
M7
M8
M8
M8
M8
M9
M9
M9
M9
MA01
MA02
MA03
MA05
MA06
MA07
MA08
MA09
MA10
MA11
Deer Habitat
Deer Habitat
General Forest
General Forest
General Forest
General Forest
Scenic Views
Scenic Views
Scenic Views
Scenic Views
Mule Deer Winter Range
Bald Eagle Management Area
Old Growth
Suitable Timber
Visual Quality
Special Management
Research Natural Area
Primitive/Semiprimitive
Wilderness
Wild and Scenic River
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
TIMBER
TIMBER
LSR
TIMBER
VISUAL
VISUAL
LSR
VISUAL
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE
OLDGROWTH
TIMBER
VISUAL
UNIQUE AREAS
RNA
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
CONG RESERVE
WSRIVER
2
2
1
3
3
1
2
3
3
2
2
2
3
1
2
3
5
3
5
3
LSR
MAT
LSR
LSR
LSR
MAT
LSR
MAT
CR
AW
MAT
AW
LSR
MAT
AW
LSR
MAT
GIS area
Hectares
3,882
4,188
742
544
92
2,312
1,530
611
206
35
3,238
1,698
3,378
3,516
424
2,824
74,020
83,391
77
1,132
165,673
77
23,524
49,412
45,640
83
13,522
17,520
55,019
9,759
2,980
297,017
41,148
2,476
1,618
22,331
9,146
3,853
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Forestb
LRMP
code
LRMP description
FRE
FRE
MA14
MA15
Old Growth
Riparian Vegetation
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
2L
2L
2L
3W
3W
3W
4W
6L
6L
6M
8D
8D
9L
9L
9L
A8
AA
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
44
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
OLDGROWTH
RHCA
3
3
GIS area
Hectares
15,263
26,369
AMA
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
MLSA
LSR
LSR
MAT
MAT
AW
LSR
AMA
AW
LSR
CR
CR
DEV REC
DEV REC
LSR
ADMIN SITES
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
VISUAL
VISUAL
WSRIVER
WSRIVER
VISUAL
VISUAL
LSR
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
4
2
2
5
5
3
3
4
5
5
144
984
345
146
204
11
15
1,018
570
785
165
2,891
53
1,500
898
529
45,040
BL
LSR
LSR
4
973
DL
DM
DM
EM
EM
ES
ES
F8
FS
GD
GD
GL
IL
IL
IM
IX
LS
LS
MAT
AMA
MAT
AMA
MAT
AMA
MAT
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
AW
AW
LSR
AW
AW
LSR
MLSA
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
RNA
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
WILDLIFE
LSR
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
LSR
LSR
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
5
5
5
5
3
3
4
3
3
4
3
178
65
300
1,164
3,671
1,616
15,525
462
3,621
5,790
78
316
429
1,050
545
1,438
103,823
3,498
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Forestb
GIP
GIP
ML
MM
LSR
AMA
LSR
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
4
2
GIS area
Hectares
4,730
220
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
MM
MX
MX
NA
NA
NL
NL
QL
QM
QX
QX
RL
RL
RL
RM
RM
SD
MAT
AMA
MAT
AMA
LSR
AMA
MAT
LSR
AMA
AMA
MAT
AMA
AW
LSR
AMA
AW
AW
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WSRIVER
LSR
WSRIVER
WSRIVER
LSR
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
UNIQUE AREAS
2
2
2
3
4
3
3
4
2
2
2
3
3
4
3
3
3
364
1,217
1,440
24
7,865
3,303
4,342
3,567
283
2,900
456
105
60
1,044
7,721
6,339
3,863
GIP
SD
LSR
LSR
4
2,089
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
GIP
TS
TS
UD
UD
UD
UH
UH
UH
UL
UL
UL
VL
VL
VL
VL
VM
VM
W6
AMA
MAT
AMA
AW
LSR
AMA
AW
LSR
AMA
AW
LSR
AMA
LSR
MAT
MLSA
AMA
MAT
CR
TIMBER
TIMBER
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
SEMI-PRIMITIVE
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
VISUAL
VISUAL
CONG RESERVE
2
1
3
3
4
3
3
4
3
3
4
2
4
2
3
2
2
5
27,905
106,306
3,703
3,542
9,095
3,311
4,745
3,973
225
2,117
2,210
1,137
26,567
6,893
1,214
2,884
20,808
215
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
LRMP
code
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Forestb
LRMP
code
GIP
GIP
WW
Y8
GIP
MTH
YC
A10/DV/
SW
A10/DV
A10/SW/
DV
A10
A11/A8/
DV
A11/B1/
DV
A11/B1/
DV
A11/B5/
DV
A11/DV/
SW
A11/DV
A11/DV
A11/DV
A11/SW/
DV
A11/SW
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
46
A11
A12/B5/
SW/DV
A12/SW/
DV
A13/A4
A13/A8
A13/A9/
B8/B1/
B2/WR
A13/B5/
B8/B1/
B2/WR
A13/B8/
DV/WR
A13/DV
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
CR
AW
CONG RESERVE
RNA
5
5
GIS area
Hectares
72,482
830
Developed Recreation Area
AW
AW
RNA
DEV REC
5
3
106
65
Developed Recreation Area
Developed Recreation Area
AW
AW
DEV REC
DEV REC
3
3
208
81
Developed Recreation Area
Winter Recreation Area
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
4
4
15
8
Winter Recreation Area
AW
DEV REC
3
148
Winter Recreation Area
LSR
LSR
4
70
Winter Recreation Area
LSR
LSR
4
23
Winter Recreation Area
AW
DEV REC
3
435
Winter Recreation Area
Winter Recreation Area
Winter Recreation Area
Winter Recreation Area
#N/A
AW
LSR
AW
DEV REC
DEV REC
LSR
DEV REC
3
3
4
3
37
2,312
278
153
Winter Recreation Area
Winter Recreation Area
Outdoor Recreation
AW
AW
Other
DEV REC
DEV REC
UNIQUE AREAS
3
3
5
45
1,379
26
Outdoor Recreation
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
5
39
Bald Eagle Habitat Area
Bald Eagle Habitat Area
Bald Eagle Habitat Area
AW
AW
LSR
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
LSR
3
3
4
48
17
38
Bald Eagle Habitat Area
LSR
LSR
4
34
Bald Eagle Habitat Area
AW
WILDLIFE
3
42
Bald Eagle Habitat Area
AW
WILDLIFE
3
101
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Forestb
LRMP
code
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
A13/DV
A13
Bald Eagle Habitat Area
Bald Eagle Habitat Area
LSR
AW
LSR
WILDLIFE
4
3
GIS area
Hectares
19
114
A13
A2/A3/
B5
A2/A3
A2/A8/
A9
A2/A8/
B1
A2/A8/
B5/B1
A2/A8/
B5/SW
A2/A8/
B5
A2/A8/
DV
A2/A8/
SW
A2/A8
A2/A9/
A8
A2/A9/
B5
A2/A9/
SW
A2/A9
A2/B1
A2/B2/
B1
A2/B5/
B1
A2/B5/
DV
A2/B5/
SW
A2/B5
A2/DV
A2/SEW
Bald Eagle Habitat Area
Wilderness Area
LSR
CR
LSR
CONG RESERVE
4
5
6
239
Wilderness Area
Wilderness Area
CR
CR
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
5
5
1,070
5
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
112
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
7
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
248
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
3,130
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
314
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
830
Wilderness Area
Wilderness Area
CR
CR
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
5
5
11,837
88
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
136
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
19
Wilderness Area
Wilderness Area
Wilderness Area
CR
CR
CR
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
5
5
5
674
1,261
21
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
83
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
63
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
224
Wilderness Area
Wilderness Area
Wilderness Area
CR
CR
CR
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
5
5
5
4,236
402
185
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
48
LRMP
code
A2/SW/
DV
A2/SW
A2
A3/SW
A3/SW
A3
A4/A10/
DV
A4/A8/
B5/DV
A4/A8/
B5
A4/A8/
B5
A4/A8/
B8
A4/A8/
DV/SW
A4/A8/
DV/SW
A4/A8/
DV
A4/A8/
DV
A4/A8/
DV
A4/A8
A4/A8
A4/A9/
B1/DV
A4/A9/
B5/B1/
DV
A4/A9/
DV
A4/B1/
DV
A4/B1/
DV
A4/B2/
SW
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
Wilderness Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
GIS area
Hectares
57
Wilderness Area
Wilderness Area
Research Natural Area
Research Natural Area
Research Natural Area
Special Interest Area
CR
CR
AW
Other
LSR
AW
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
RNA
RNA
RNA
UNIQUE AREAS
5
5
5
5
5
3
4,136
47,159
317
5
255
87
Special Interest Area
LSR
LSR
4
225
Special Interest Area
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
182
Special Interest Area
LSR
LSR
4
585
Special Interest Area
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
6
Special Interest Area
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
92
Special Interest Area
LSR
LSR
4
345
Special Interest Area
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
74
Special Interest Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
66
Special Interest Area
LSR
LSR
4
492
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
AW
LSR
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
LSR
3
4
4
671
1,388
104
Special Interest Area
LSR
LSR
4
12
Special Interest Area
LSR
LSR
4
8
Special Interest Area
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
576
Special Interest Area
LSR
LSR
4
183
Special Interest Area
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
LRMP
code
A4/B5/
B1/DV
A4/B5/
DV/SW
A4/B5/
DV
A4/B5/
DV
A4/B5
A4/B5
A4/DV/
SW
A4/DV/
SW
A4/DV
A4/DV
A4/DV
A4/SW
A4/SW
A4/WR/
DV
A4
A4
A5/A8/
B5/DV
A5/A8/
B5/SW/
DV
A5/A8/
B5
A5/A8/
DV
A5/A8/
SW/DV
A5/A8/
SW
A5/A8
A5/B5/
B1/DV
A5/B5/
DV
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Special Interest Area
LSR
LSR
4
GIS area
Hectares
68
Special Interest Area
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
26
Special Interest Area
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
173
Special Interest Area
LSR
LSR
4
371
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
AW
LSR
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
3
4
3
387
252
32
Special Interest Area
LSR
LSR
4
357
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
AW
CR
LSR
AW
LSR
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
CONG RESERVE
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
3
5
4
3
4
3
1,479
17
3,726
10
12
272
Special Interest Area
Special Interest Area
AW
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
3
4
3,314
3,710
Unroaded Area
LSR
LSR
4
165
Unroaded Area
LSR
LSR
4
250
Unroaded Area
LSR
LSR
4
271
Unroaded Area
LSR
LSR
4
356
Unroaded Area
LSR
LSR
4
170
Unroaded Area
LSR
LSR
4
7
Unroaded Area
Unroaded Area
LSR
CR
LSR
CONG RESERVE
4
5
342
183
Unroaded Area
AW
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
3
30
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
50
LRMP
code
A5/B5/
DV
A5/B5
A5/B5
A5/DV
A5/DV
A5/SW/
DV
A5/SW/
DV
A5/SW
A5/SW
A5
A5
A6/A8/
B5/DV
A6/A8/
B5
A6/A8/
DV
A6/A8
A6/A8
A6/B5/
DV
A6/B5
A6/B5
A6/DV
A6/SW
A6/SW
A6
A6
A7/A9/B5
A7/A9/
SW
A7/B1/
DV
A7/B5/
B1/DV
A7/B5/
B8/SW
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Unroaded Area
LSR
LSR
4
GIS area
Hectares
13
Unroaded Area
Unroaded Area
Unroaded Area
Unroaded Area
Unroaded Area
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
AW
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
3
4
3
4
3
197
143
1,366
1,107
119
Unroaded Area
LSR
LSR
4
728
Unroaded Area
Unroaded Area
Unroaded Area
Unroaded Area
Roaded Recreation
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
LSR
3
4
3
4
4
489
72
1,138
1,222
16
Roaded Recreation
AW
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
3
49
Roaded Recreation
LSR
LSR
4
9
Roaded Recreation
Roaded Recreation
AW
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
3
4
32
41
Roaded Recreation
LSR
LSR
4
89
Roaded Recreation
Roaded Recreation
Roaded Recreation
Roaded Recreation
Roaded Recreation
Roaded Recreation
Roaded Recreation
Special Old Growth
Special Old Growth
AW
LSR
LSR
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
LSR
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
LSR
LSR
3
4
4
3
4
3
4
4
4
11
23
999
174
38
772
90
12
22
Special Old Growth
LSR
LSR
4
158
Special Old Growth
LSR
LSR
4
35
Special Old Growth
AW
OLDGROWTH
3
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
LRMP
code
A7/B5/
B8/SW
A7/B5/
SW
A7/B5/
SW
A7/B5
A7/B8/
DV/SW
A7/B8/
DV/SW
A7/B8/
SW
A7/DV/
SW
A7/DV
A7/DV
A7/SW
A7/SW
A7
A7
A9/A1/
B5
A9/A1/
B5
A9/A4/
DV/SW
A9/A5/
B5
A9/A5
A9/A8/
B1/DV
A9/A8/
B5/B1/
DV
A9/A8/
B5/DV
A9/A8/
B5/SW
A9/A8/
B5
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Special Old Growth
LSR
LSR
4
GIS area
Hectares
9
Special Old Growth
AW
OLDGROWTH
3
42
Special Old Growth
LSR
LSR
4
15
Special Old Growth
Special Old Growth
AW
AW
OLDGROWTH
OLDGROWTH
3
3
32
71
Special Old Growth
LSR
LSR
4
22
Special Old Growth
AW
OLDGROWTH
3
13
Special Old Growth
AW
OLDGROWTH
3
15
Special Old Growth
Special Old Growth
Special Old Growth
Special Old Growth
Special Old Growth
Special Old Growth
Key Site Riparian Area
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
AW
OLDGROWTH
LSR
OLDGROWTH
LSR
OLDGROWTH
LSR
RHCA
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
6
27
69
22
93
46
11
Key Site Riparian Area
Other
RHCA
3
7
Key Site Riparian Area
Other
RHCA
3
5
Key Site Riparian Area
AW
RHCA
3
26
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
AW
LSR
RHCA
LSR
3
4
36
20
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
52
Key Site Riparian Area
Other
RHCA
3
29
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
292
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
322
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MTH
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MTH
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
52
LRMP
code
A9/A8/
B5
A9/A8/
DV
A9/A8/
DV
A9/A8/
SW
A9/A8
A9/A8
A9/B1/
B2
A9/B1/
DV/WR
A9/B1/
DV
A9/B1/
DV
A9/B1/
DV
A9/B11
A9/B2/
WR
A9/B2
A9/B5/
B1/B2
A9/B5/
B1/DV/
WR
A9/B5/
B1/DV
A9/B5/
B1/DV
A9/B5/
B1/DV
A9/B5/
DV
A9/B5/
DV
A9/B5/
DV
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Key Site Riparian Area
Other
RHCA
3
GIS area
Hectares
40
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
74
Key Site Riparian Area
Other
RHCA
3
45
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
195
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
Other
LSR
LSR
RHCA
LSR
4
3
4
162
25
104
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
122
Key Site Riparian Area
AW
RHCA
3
92
Key Site Riparian Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
90
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
633
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
Other
Other
RHCA
RHCA
3
3
79
16
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
Other
LSR
RHCA
LSR
3
4
18
9
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
325
Key Site Riparian Area
AW
RHCA
3
27
Key Site Riparian Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
71
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
30
Key Site Riparian Area
AW
RHCA
3
8
Key Site Riparian Area
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
10
Key Site Riparian Area
Other
RHCA
3
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
LRMP
code
A9/B5/
SW
A9/B5/
SW
A9/B5
A9/B5
A9/B8/
B1/B2
A9/DV/
SW
A9/DV
A9/DV
A9/DV
A9/DV
A9/SW/
DV
A9/SW/
DV
A9/SW
A9/SW
A9/WR
A9
A9
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
GIS area
Hectares
15
Key Site Riparian Area
Other
RHCA
3
10
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
Other
LSR
LSR
RHCA
LSR
4
3
4
38
495
88
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
LSR
4
184
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
AW
CR
LSR
Other
LSR
RHCA
CONG RESERVE
LSR
RHCA
LSR
3
5
4
3
4
27
80
450
477
92
Key Site Riparian Area
Other
RHCA
3
53
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
Key Site Riparian Area
LSR
Other
Other
LSR
LSR
RHCA
RHCA
LSR
4
3
3
4
213
277
89
512
Other
LSR
CR
RHCA
LSR
CONG RESERVE
3
4
5
1,308
20
210
LSR
LSR
4
359
CR
AW
CONG RESERVE
WSRIVER
5
3
103
27
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
226
LSR
LSR
4
772
Other
WSRIVER
3
42
AW
CR
LSR
WSRIVER
CONG RESERVE
LSR
3
5
4
15
26
50
Key Site Riparian Area
B1/A8/B2 Wild & Scenic River Corridor
B1/A8/
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
B5/DV
B1/A8/
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
B5/DV
B1/A8/B5 Wild and Scenic River Corridor
B1/A8/
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
DV
B1/A8/
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
DV
B1/A8/
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
DV
B1/A8/
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
DV
B1/A8
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
B1/A8
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
B1/B2/
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
A8/B5
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MTH
B1/B2
B1/B2
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
B1/B5/
DV/SW
B1/B5/
DV/WR
B1/B5/
DV
B1/B5/
DV
B1/B5/
DV
B1/B5/
DV
B1/B5
B1/DV/
SW
B1/DV/
WR
B1/DV
B1/DV
B1/DV
B1/DV
B10/A8
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
B10/B5
B10/B5
B10/B5
B10/DV
B10/SW
B10
B10
B10
B11/A8
B11/B5
B11
B11
B12/A8
B12/B5
B12/B5
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
54
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
LSR
Other
LSR
LSR
WSRIVER
LSR
4
3
4
GIS area
Hectares
40
19
7
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
AW
WSRIVER
3
21
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
AW
WSRIVER
3
146
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
359
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
LSR
LSR
4
547
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
Other
WSRIVER
3
36
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
4
4
7
7
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
LSR
LSR
4
116
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
Wild and Scenic River Corridor
Deer Winter Range
AW
CR
LSR
Other
Other
WSRIVER
CONG RESERVE
LSR
WSRIVER
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
3
5
4
3
2
1,130
1,304
3,534
361
35
Deer Winter Range
Deer Winter Range
Deer Winter Range
Deer Winter Range
Deer Winter Range
Deer Winter Range
Deer Winter Range
Deer Winter Range
0
0
0
0
Backcountry Lake Area
Backcountry Lake Area
Backcountry Lake Area
AW
LSR
Other
Other
Other
AW
LSR
Other
Other
Other
LSR
Other
Other
LSR
Other
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
LSR
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
LSR
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
LSR
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
3
4
2
2
2
3
4
2
2
2
4
2
2
4
2
14
169
350
20
456
326
369
3,106
14
600
499
3,494
118
93
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MTH
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MTH
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
LRMP
code
B12/DV/
SW
B12/DV/
SW
B12/DV
B12/SW/
DV
B12/SW
B12
B12
B2/A8/
B5/SW
B2/A8/
B5
B2/A8/
B5
B2/A8/
SW
B2/A8
B2/A8
B2/A8
B2/A9/
SW
B2/B5/
SW
B2/B5/
WR
B2/B5/
WR
B2/B5
B2/B5
B2/B5
B2/B5
B2/DV
B2/SW
B2/SW
B2/WR/
SW
B2/WR
B2/WR
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Backcountry Lake Area
LSR
LSR
4
GIS area
Hectares
10
Backcountry Lake Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
72
Backcountry Lake Area
Backcountry Lake Area
Other
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
2
2
73
71
Backcountry Lake Area
Backcountry Lake Area
Backcountry Lake Area
Scenic Viewshed
Other
LSR
Other
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
2
4
2
4
156
421
468
43
Scenic Viewshed
LSR
LSR
4
894
Scenic Viewshed
Other
VISUAL
2
1,202
Scenic Viewshed
LSR
LSR
4
295
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
AW
LSR
Other
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
3
4
2
4
15
2,257
2,756
6
Scenic Viewshed
Other
VISUAL
2
109
Scenic Viewshed
LSR
LSR
4
316
Scenic Viewshed
Other
VISUAL
2
16
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
AW
CR
LSR
Other
AW
LSR
Other
Other
VISUAL
CONG RESERVE
LSR
VISUAL
VISUAL
LSR
VISUAL
VISUAL
3
5
4
2
3
4
2
2
121
21
1,041
3,302
18
1,657
4,810
14
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
AW
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
3
4
22
1,058
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LRMP
code
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
B2/WR
B2
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Other
#N/A
VISUAL
VISUAL
2
2
GIS area
Hectares
915
41
VISUAL
CONG RESERVE
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
3
5
4
2
4
1,068
75
9,958
35,928
34
LSR
LSR
4
132
LSR
LSR
4
241
MTH
B3/B5
Other
VISUAL
2
138
MTH
B3/DV
LSR
LSR
4
672
MTH
B3/DV
Other
VISUAL
2
145
MTH
LSR
LSR
4
151
Other
VISUAL
2
244
MTH
B3/SW/
DV
B3/SW/
DV
B3/SW
Other
VISUAL
2
219
MTH
B3
LSR
LSR
4
1,378
MTH
B3
Other
VISUAL
2
1,744
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
B4/B5
B4/DV
B4
B4
B5/SW
Other
Other
LSR
Other
Other
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
LSR
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
2
2
4
2
2
550
7
363
5,381
134
MTH
B6/A8/
B5/DV
B6/A8/
B5/DV
B6/A8/
B5
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Scenic Viewshed
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Roaded Recreation (limited harvest,
old C3)
Pine/Oak (Wildlife Emphasis)
Pine/Oak (Wildlife Emphasis)
Pine/Oak (Wildlife Emphasis)
Pine/Oak (Wildlife Emphasis)
Woodpecker/Marten Management
Area
Special Emphasis Watershed
AW
CR
LSR
Other
LSR
MTH
B2
B2
B2
B2
B3/A8/
DV
B3/B5/
DV
B3/B5
LSR
LSR
4
143
Special Emphasis Watershed
Other
WATERSHED
2
216
Special Emphasis Watershed
LSR
LSR
4
385
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
56
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
LRMP
code
B6/A8/
B5
B6/A8/
DV
B6/A8/
DV
B6/A8
B6/A8
B6/B5/
DV
B6/B5/
DV
B6/B5
B6/B5
B6/DV
B6/DV
B6/DV
B6
B6
B6
B8/A8/
B1/B2
B8/A8/
B2
B8/A8/
B2
B8/B1/B2
B8/B1/
DV
B8/B1/
DV
B8/B12/
DV/SW
B8/B2/
WR
B8/B2
B8/B5/
B1/B2/
WR
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Special Emphasis Watershed
Other
WATERSHED
2
GIS area
Hectares
500
Special Emphasis Watershed
LSR
LSR
4
63
Special Emphasis Watershed
Other
WATERSHED
2
287
Special Emphasis Watershed
Special Emphasis Watershed
Special Emphasis Watershed
LSR
Other
LSR
LSR
WATERSHED
LSR
4
2
4
1,031
1,178
945
Special Emphasis Watershed
Other
WATERSHED
2
653
Special Emphasis Watershed
Special Emphasis Watershed
Special Emphasis Watershed
Special Emphasis Watershed
Special Emphasis Watershed
Special Emphasis Watershed
Special Emphasis Watershed
Special Emphasis Watershed
Earthflow Area
LSR
Other
AW
LSR
Other
AW
LSR
Other
LSR
LSR
WATERSHED
WATERSHED
LSR
WATERSHED
WATERSHED
LSR
WATERSHED
LSR
4
2
3
4
2
3
4
2
4
394
2,800
19
4,153
1,553
21
4,296
27,038
55
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
23
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
72
Earthflow Area
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
4
4
38
308
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
33
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
27
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
8
Earthflow Area
Earthflow Area
Other
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
2
4
60
46
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
58
LRMP
code
B8/B5/
B1/B2/
WR
B8/B5/
B1/B2
B8/B5/
B1/DV/
WR
B8/B5/
B2/WR
B8/B5/
B2
B8/B5/
DV/SW
B8/B5/
DV/SW
B8/B5/
DV/WR
B8/B5/
DV/WR
B8/B5/
DV
B8/B5/
DV
B8/B5/
SW/DV
B8/B5/
SW/DV
B8/B5/
SW
B8/B5/
SW
B8/B5/
WR
B8/B5/
WR
B8/B5
B8/B5
B8/DV/
SW
B8/DV/
SW
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
GIS area
Hectares
21
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
5
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
38
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
19
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
14
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
77
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
31
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
12
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
168
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
9
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
90
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
93
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
12
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
16
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
134
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
6
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
30
Earthflow Area
Earthflow Area
Earthflow Area
LSR
Other
AW
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
4
2
3
19
53
6
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
1,800
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
LRMP
code
B8/DV/
SW
B8/DV/
WR
B8/DV/
WR
B8/DV/
WR
B8/DV
B8/DV
B8/SW
B8/WR
B8/WR
B8
B8
B9/A8/B5
B9/A8/
DV
B9/A8
B9/B5/
DV
B9/B5
B9/DV
B9/DV
B9
C1/A2/
DV
C1/A8/B5
C1/A8/B5
C1/A8/
DV
C1/A8
C1/A8
C1/B5
C1/B5
C1/B6
C1/SW
C1
C1
C1
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
GIS area
Hectares
1,564
Earthflow Area
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
20
Earthflow Area
LSR
LSR
4
161
Earthflow Area
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
2
2,622
Earthflow Area
Earthflow Area
Earthflow Area
Earthflow Area
Earthflow Area
Earthflow Area
Earthflow Area
Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis
Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis
LSR
Other
Other
LSR
Other
LSR
Other
Other
Other
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
4
2
2
4
2
4
2
2
2
150
1,246
2,698
13
836
35
879
56
26
Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis
Other
WILDLIFE
2
41
Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis
Other
WILDLIFE
2
453
Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis
Other
WILDLIFE
2
132
Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis
Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis
Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
AW
Other
Other
LSR
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
LSR
3
2
2
4
13
1,732
13
52
Wood Product Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
LSR
Other
LSR
LSR
TIMBER
LSR
4
1
4
674
813
133
Wood Product Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
Wood Product Emphasis
LSR
Other
LSR
Other
LSR
Other
#N/A
AW
LSR
LSR
TIMBER
LSR
TIMBER
LSR
TIMBER
TIMBER
TIMBER
LSR
4
1
4
1
4
1
1
3
4
780
2,324
1,244
5,550
198
459
87
216
14,551
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
60
LRMP
code
C1
DA1/
DA8/
DB5
DA1/
DA8
DA1/
DA8
DA1/
DB2
DA1/DB5
DA1/DB5
DA1/
EB2/
SW
DA1
DA1
DA1
DA13/
DA1
DA13/
DA8/
DA1
DA2/
DB5
DA2
DA3/
DA1/
DA8
DA3/
DA1/
DB5
DA3/
DA1
DA3/
DA8/
DA1/
DB5
DA3/
DA8/
DA1
DA3
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Wood Product Emphasis
Bull Run (Physical Drainage)
Other
LSR
TIMBER
LSR
1
4
GIS area
Hectares
67,426
403
Bull Run (Physical Drainage)
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
134
Bull Run (Physical Drainage)
LSR
LSR
4
2,978
Bull Run (Physical Drainage)
LSR
LSR
4
31
Bull Run (Physical Drainage)
Bull Run (Physical Drainage)
Bull Run (Physical Drainage)
AW
LSR
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
LSR
3
4
4
209
1,961
11
Bull Run (Physical Drainage)
Bull Run (Physical Drainage)
Bull Run (Physical Drainage)
Bull Run (Bald Eagle Habitat Area)
AW
CR
LSR
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
CONG RESERVE
LSR
LSR
3
5
4
4
5,430
10
17,392
17
Bull Run (Bald Eagle Habitat Area)
LSR
LSR
4
15
Bull Run (North Buffer)
LSR
LSR
4
125
Bull Run (North Buffer)
LSR
LSR
4
455
Bull Run (Research Natural Area
Expansion)
LSR
RNA
5
46
Bull Run or Big Bend Research
Natural Area
LSR
RNA
5
388
Bull Run (Research Natural Area)
LSR
RNA
5
1,264
Bull Run (Research Natural Area)
LSR
RNA
5
74
Bull Run (Research Natural Area)
LSR
RNA
5
411
Bull Run (Research Natural Area)
LSR
RNA
5
192
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MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
LRMP
code
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Bull Run (Key Site Riparian Area)
LSR
LSR
4
GIS area
Hectares
39
Bull Run (Key Site Riparian Area)
LSR
LSR
4
157
Bull Run (Key Site Riparian Area)
Bull Run (Key Site Riparian Area)
Bull Run (Scenic Viewshed)
AW
LSR
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
LSR
3
4
4
234
138
54
Bull Run (Scenic Viewshed)
Bull Run (Scenic Viewshed)
Bull Run (Earthflow Area)
AW
LSR
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
3
4
3
12
208
80
Bull Run (Earthflow Area)
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
53
Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products
Emphasis)
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
137
Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products
Emphasis)
LSR
LSR
4
13
Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products
Emphasis)
Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products
Emphasis)
Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products
Emphasis)
DC1/DB5 Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products
Emphasis)
DC1
Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products
Emphasis)
DC1
Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products
Emphasis)
EA1/
CRGNSA (Scenic Area)
EA8/
EB5
EA1/EA8 CRGNSA (Scenic Area)
EA1/EB5 CRGNSA (Scenic Area)
EA1
CRGNSA (Scenic Area)
EA1
CRGNSA (Scenic Area)
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
292
LSR
LSR
4
385
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
710
LSR
LSR
4
381
AW
UNIQUE AREAS
3
457
LSR
LSR
4
503
LSR
LSR
4
911
LSR
LSR
AW
LSR
LSR
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
4
4
3
4
2,884
941
106
7,609
DA9/
DA1/
DB5
DA9/
DA1
DA9
DA9
DB2/
EB2/
DB5/
EB5
DB2
DB2
DB8/
DA8
DB8/
DB5
DC1/
DA8/
DB5
DC1/
DA8/
DB5
DC1/
DA8
DC1/
DA8
DC1/DB5
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LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
EA12
EA12
CRGNSA (Outdoor Education Area)
CRGNSA (Outdoor Education Area)
AW
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
3
5
GIS area
Hectares
14
161
CRGNSA (Bald Eagle Habitat Area)
CRGNSA (Special Interest Area)
CRGNSA (Key Site Riparian Area)
CRGNSA (Key Site Riparian Area)
CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed)
CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed)
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
4
4
4
4
4
4
60
56
21
71
8
31
CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed)
LSR
LSR
4
8
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
OKA
EA13
EA4
EA9/EB5
EA9
EB2/DB2
EB2/
EA8/
EB5
EB2/
EA8/
SW
EB2/EA8
EB2/EB5
EB2/SW
EB2
04
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
4
4
4
4
3
247
8
31
510
5,018
OKA
04M
CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed)
CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed)
CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed)
CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed)
Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized
Recreation Summer and Fall
Semi-Primitive Motorized Recreation
OKA
05
OKA
08
OKA
OKA
OKA
11
12
14
OKA
15
OKA
OKA
OKA
OKA
17
18
24
25
OKA
26
OKA
30
OKA
31
Forestb
LRMP
code
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
MTH
62
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
3
2,252
Roaded Natural Recreation and
Scenic Viewing, Retention or Partial
Retention
Designated Research Natural Areas
VISUAL
2
26,277
RNA
Bighorn Sheep Habitat Management
Lynx Habitat Management
Deer Winter Range—Wood Fiber
Production
Designated Wilderness Unmodified
Primitive
Developed Recreation Opportunities
Designated Botanical Area
Mineral Exploration & Development
Intensive Timber and Range
Management
Deer Winter Range Roaded Modified
Recreation
Late-Successional Reserve,
Management Area 04
Late-Successional Reserve,
Management Area 04M
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
5
2
2
2
4,179
1,574
30,212
39,075
CONG RESERVE
5
64,111
DEV REC
RNA
TIMBER
TIMBER
3
5
1
1
439
975
1,567
81,333
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
2
24,376
LSR
LSR
3
28,359
LSR
LSR
3
5,860
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LRMP
code
OKA
32
OKA
OKA
33
34
OKA
35
OKA
36
OKA
37
OKA
38
OKA
OKA
39
40
OKA
41
OKA
42
OKA
OKA
43
44
OKA
45
OKA
46
OKA
OKA
47
48
OKA
OKA
49
51
OKA
52
OLY
OLY
OLY
A1A
A1A
LRMP description
Late-Successional Reserve,
Management Area 05
Matrix, Management Area 05
Administratively Withdrawn,
Management Area 07 North Cascades
Scenic Highway Corridor
Administratively Withdrawn,
Management Area 08
Administratively Withdrawn,
Management Area 10 Mountain
Goat Habitat Management
Late-Successional Reserve,
Management Area 10 Mountain
Goat Habitat Management
Late-Successional Reserve,
Management Area 14
Matrix, Management Area 14
Congressionally Reserved,
Management Area 15A Designated
Wilderness Unmodified Pristine
Congressionally Reserved,
Management Area 15B
Late Successional Reserve,
Management Area 17
Matrix, Management Area 17
Administratively Withdrawn,
Management Area 17
Late-Successional Reserve,
Management Area 24
Late-Successional Reserve,
Management Area 25
Matrix, Management Area 25
Late-Successional Reserve,
Management Area 26
Matrix, Management Area 26
Administratively Withdrawn,
Management Area 14
Administratively Withdrawn,
Management Area 26
WSR Scenic
Undev Rec Motorized
Undev Rec Motorized
Land
class
code
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
LSR
LSR
3
GIS area
Hectares
26,998
Other
AW
VISUAL
VISUAL
2
3
12,705
32,709
AW
RNA
5
58
AW
WILDLIFE
3
2,801
LSR
LSR
3
10,500
LSR
LSR
3
2,885
Other
CR
WILDLIFE
CONG RESERVE
2
5
13,999
52,931
CR
CONG RESERVE
5
137,006
LSR
LSR
3
1,777
Other
AW
DEV REC
DEV REC
3
3
28
34
LSR
LSR
3
3,076
LSR
LSR
3
35,484
Other
LSR
TIMBER
LSR
1
3
35,740
1,214
Other
AW
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
2
3
5,334
84
AW
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
3
49
CR
AMA
LSR
CONG RESERVE
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
5
3
4
35,332
374
13,499
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Forestb
LRMP
code
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
OLY
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
64
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
A1B
A1B
Undev Rec Motorized
Undev Rec Motorized
AMA
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
3
4
GIS area
Hectares
219
2,288
A2
A2
A2
A3
A3
A4AS
A4AS
A4AW
A4BG
A4BG
A4BM
A4BM
A4BN
A4BN
C3
Scenic
Scenic
Scenic
Developed Rec and Admin Sites
Developed Rec and Admin Sites
WSR Scenic
WSR Scenic
WSR Scenic
General Level River Corridor
General Level River Corridor
Minimum Level River Corridor
Minimum Level River Corridor
Natural Level River Corridor
Natural Level River Corridor
Eagle Habitat
#N/A
AMA
LSR
AMA
LSR
AMA
LSR
LSR
AMA
LSR
AMA
LSR
AMA
LSR
AMA
VISUAL
VISUAL
LSR
DEV REC
LSR
WSRIVER
LSR
WSRIVER
VISUAL
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
WILDLIFE
2
2
4
3
4
2
4
5
2
4
3
4
2
4
3
24
3,963
13,604
87
197
29
1,486
582
898
3,379
16
464
17
3,917
117
C3
E1
E1
F1
F1
J2
J2
J3
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
Eagle Habitat
Timber Management
Timber Management
Municipal Watershed
Municipal Watershed
Research Natural Areas
Research Natural Areas
Botanical Research Areas
Backcountry Non-Motorized
Developed Recreation
Special Interest Area
Foreground Retention
Foreground Partial Retention
Middleground Retention
Middleground Partial Retention
Wild River
Scenic River
Botanical Area
Wilderness
Big Game Winter Range
LSR
AMA
LSR
AMA
LSR
AMA
LSR
LSR
AW
AW
AW
MAT
MAT
MAT
MAT
CR
CR
AW
CR
MAT
LSR
TIMBER
LSR
WATERSHED
LSR
RNA
RNA
UNIQUE AREAS
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
DEV REC
UNIQUE AREAS
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
UNIQUE AREAS
CONG RESERVE
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
OLDGROWTH
4
2
4
2
4
5
5
5
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
5
5
3
5
2
3
330
43,762
111,457
2,530
13,854
91
534
1,285
5,252
2,362
7,283
4,309
945
98
1,578
810
3,974
2,262
37,480
15,333
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Forestb
LRMP
code
ROG
ROG
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
16
20
Mature Habitat
Timber Suitable 1
MAT
MAT
OLDGROWTH
TIMBER
2
1
GIS area
Hectares
92
23,214
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
ROG
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
21
22
23
25
26
27
27
28
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
09
Timber Suitable 2
MAT
AW
MAT
AW
RR
AMA
AMA
LSR
CR
CR
AMA
AMA
AMA
AMA
AMA
TIMBER
WATERSHED
WATERSHED
RNA
RHCA
AMA
AMA
LSR
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
RNA
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
PRIMITIVE
WATERSHED
1
3
2
5
3
2
2
3
5
5
5
3
3
3
3
146
4,187
11,558
2,556
49,086
30,378
22
49,300
94,267
2,064
1,885
6,582
860
16,708
10,735
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIS
SIU
SIU
SIU
SIU
SIU
SIU
SIU
SIU
10
111
112
113
12
13
13
14
14
14A
R
RM
AMA
AMA
RR
RR
RR
MAT
#N/A
MAT
#N/A
MAT
AMA
LSR
LSR
WILDLIFE
WSRIVER
RHCA
RHCA
RHCA
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
TIMBER
TIMBER
ADMIN SITES
LSR
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
RNA
RNA
DUNESNRA
CONG RESERVE
LSR
NOT KNOWN
RHCA
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
3
3
3
3
5
5
NA
5
4
NK
3
4,195
4,371
2,403
5,582
10,813
701
25
12,010
13
57,644
7,610
202,631
602
17
17,971
34,936
14,239
11,118
144,874
1,607
30,658
Managed Watershed
Research Natural Area
Riparian Reserve
Adaptive Management Area
Adaptive Management Area
Late-Successional Reserve
Wilderness
Wild River
Research Natural Areas
Botanical
Unique Interest
Backcountry Rec.
Supplemental Resource
Special Wildlife Site
Scenic/Recreation River
Riparian Reserve
Riparian Reserve
Riparian Reserve
Retention Visual
Partial Retention Visual
Partial Retention Visual
Matrix
Matrix
Administrative Study Areas
Late Successional Reserves
Late Successional Reserves
Cascade Head SRA
Research Natural Area
Research Natural Area
Oregon Dunes NRA
Wilderness
Silverspot Butterfly
Unknown (preempted by NWFP)
Unknown (preempted by NWFP)
AMA
AMR
AW
CR
LSR
ND
Other
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Forestb
UMP
UMP
01XX
01XX
AMA
AW
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
5
5
GIS area
Hectares
473
5,713
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
01XX
02XX
03XX
04EX
04XX
LSR
AW
AW
CR
CR
LSR
DEV REC
DEV REC
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
4
3
3
5
5
3,130
3,455
1,543
1,056
28,007
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
05XX
06XX
06XX
06XX
06XX
07XX
07XX
08XX
09XX
09XX
10FM
10XX
AW
AMA
AW
LSR
Other
LSR
Other
AW
AW
LSR
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
WSRIVER
UNIQUE AREAS
RNA
LSR
LSR
3
3
3
4
3
4
3
3
5
4
4
14,950
6
167
1,770
51
2,461
129
297
15
979
2,672
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
UMP
10XX
10XX
10XX
10XX
11FM
11XX
11XX
11XX
11XX
11XX
11XX
12RX
12SX
12TX
12TX
12WX
13TX
13TX
AMA
LSR
LSR
LSR
Other
LSR
AMA
AW
LSR
LSR
LSR
Other
LSR
LSR
LSR
Other
LSR
LSR
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
LSR
LSR
VISUAL
LSR
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
LSR
LSR
LSR
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
LSR
LSR
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
LSR
LSR
2
4
3
4
2
4
2
2
4
3
4
2
4
4
4
3
4
4
4
18,293
59,541
4,609
5,863
111,745
1,042
5,841
121
21,318
1,213
2,156
48,500
1,283
18
21,136
21
21,070
1,107
371
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ROGUE/UMPQUA
ROGUE/UMPQUA, MT. THIELSEN,
OR BOULDER CR
OCRA
Cow Creek Geologic SIA or other
Cow Creek Geologic SIA or other
NU WILD & SCENI
NU WILD & SCENI
SQUAW FLAT
SQUAW FLAT OR LIMPY ROCK
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
LRMP
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NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
Other
Other
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
3
3
GIS area
Hectares
5,315
444
PRIMITIVE
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
LSR
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
RHCA
WILDLIFE
LSR
LSR
WILDLIFE
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
TIMBER
TIMBER
5
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
5
5
5
3
2
586
1,770
7,103
5,443
39,664
244
3,242
4,974
39
19
389
3,585
16
44
18,400
LSR
LSR
TIMBER
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
LSR
OLDGROWTH
LSR
DEV REC
DEV REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
LSR
LSR
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
73,086
15,838
77,405
2,614
71
2,934
418
519
1,817
144
115
13,606
4,053
17,273
1,073
7,412
14,642
2,680
33,626
290
2,222
Forestb
LRMP
code
UMP
UMP
13TX
13WX
UMP
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
14XX
EF1
EW1
EW1
EW1
EW2
EW3
EW3
EW3
EW3
FS_PEN
FS_PEN
FS_PEN
GF
GF
GF
Experimental Forest
Key Wildlife Range
Key Wildlife Range
Key Wildlife Range
Riparian Zone
Unroaded Wildlife Area
Unroaded Wildlife Area
Unroaded Wildlife Area
Unroaded Wildlife Area
FS Ownship—Alloc Pending
FS Ownship—Alloc Pending
FS Ownship—Alloc Pending
General Forest
General Forest
General Forest
AW
AW
LSR
MLSA
MAT
RR
AW
LSR
MLSA
MAT
AMA
#N/A
MAT
AW
AMA
LSR
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
GF
GF
MP1
MP1
MP1
OG1
OG1
RE1
RE1
RE1
RE2A
RE2A
RE2A
RE2B
RE2B
RE3
RE3
RE3
RE3
RE4
General Forest
General Forest
Mather Memorial Parkway
Mather Memorial Parkway
Mather Memorial Parkway
Dedicated Old Growth
Dedicated Old Growth
Developed Recreation
Developed Recreation
Developed Recreation
Unroaded Motorized—No 4×4s
Unroaded Motorized—No 4×4s
Unroaded Motorized—No 4×4s
Unroaded Motorized—4×4s OK
Unroaded Motorized—4×4s OK
Unroaded Non-Motorized
Unroaded Non-Motorized
Unroaded Non-Motorized
Unroaded Non-Motorized
Unroaded Harvest
MLSA
MAT
AW
LSR
MLSA
AW
LSR
AW
AMA
LSR
AW
AMA
LSR
AW
LSR
AW
AMA
LSR
MLSA
LSR
LRMP description
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Forestb
LRMP
code
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WEN
WIN
WIN
WIN
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Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
RE4
RM1
Unroaded Harvest
Range Management
MAT
LSR
TIMBER
LSR
2
3
GIS area
Hectares
739
304
RM1
RN1
RN1
SI1
SI1
SI1
SI1
SI2
SI2
SI2
ST1
ST1
ST1
ST1
ST1
Range Management
Research Natural Area
Research Natural Area
Special Interest Area—Scenic
Special Interest Area—Scenic
Special Interest Area—Scenic
Special Interest Area—Scenic
Spec Int Area—Ecological, etc.
Spec Int Area—Ecological, etc.
Spec Int Area—Ecological, etc.
Scenic Travel—Retention
Scenic Travel—Retention
Scenic Travel—Retention
Scenic Travel—Retention
Scenic Travel—Retention
MAT
AW
LSR
AW
AMA
LSR
MLSA
AW
LSR
MLSA
AW
AMA
#N/A
LSR
MLSA
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
RNA
RNA
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
LSR
UNIQUE AREAS
LSR
LSR
VISUAL
VISUAL
CONG RESERVE
LSR
LSR
2
5
5
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
5
3
3
6,781
187
870
10,413
7,775
15,311
857
823
545
259
349
8,100
5
17,846
1,557
ST1
ST2
ST2
ST2
ST2
ST2
ST2
WI
WI
WI
WI
WS1
WS1
WS1
WS2
WS2
WS2
WS3
10
10
12
Scenic Travel—Retention
Scenic Travel—Partial Retention
Scenic Travel—Partial Retention
Scenic Travel—Partial Retention
Scenic Travel—Partial Retention
Scenic Travel—Partial Retention
Scenic Travel—Partial Retention
Wilderness
Wilderness
Wilderness
Wilderness
Scenic River
Scenic River
Scenic River
Recreational River
Recreational River
Recreational River
Wild River
Big Game Winter Range
Big Game Winter Range
Timber Production
MAT
AW
AMA
#N/A
LSR
MLSA
MAT
AMA
CR
#N/A
MAT
AMA
LSR
MAT
AMA
LSR
MAT
AW
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
CONG RESERVE
LSR
LSR
VISUAL
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
WSRIVER
LSR
WSRIVER
WSRIVER
LSR
WSRIVER
WSRIVER
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
WILDLIFE/UNGULATES
TIMBER
2
3
2
5
3
3
2
5
5
5
5
2
3
2
2
3
2
5
2
2
1
21,028
70
3,103
31
43,757
5,542
43,086
43
341,752
10
11
1,250
1,589
918
530
4,482
1,571
58
15,039
945
186,974
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Forestb
LRMP
code
WIN
WIN
Land
class
code
LRMP description
NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
12
12
Timber Production
Timber Production
LSR
Other
LSR
TIMBER
3
1
GIS area
Hectares
155
32,605
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
13
13
15
16
LSR
RNA
RNA
TIMBER
LSR
5
5
1
3
594
473
15,613
23,442
WIN
16
LSR
LSR
3
36
WIN
16
Other
LSR
3
1,040
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
18
18
1A
1B
1C
1C
2
2
2
3A
Research Natural Areas
Research Natural Areas
Upper Williamson
Late Successional Reserves/Enhance
LSR Conditions
Late Successional Reserves/Enhance
LSR Conditions
Late Successional Reserves/Enhance
LSR Conditions
Riapian Reserve In Matrix
Riapian Reserve In Matrix
Yamsay Mountain
Brown Mountain
Pelican Butte
Pelican Butte
Developed Recreation In LSR
Developed Recreation In LSR
Developed Recreation In LSR
LSR
Other
LSR
RHCA
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
LSR
DEV REC
DEV REC
LSR
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2,305
4,450
3,423
1,341
3,009
1,530
160
239
776
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
3A
3A
3B
3B
3C
3C
3C
4AD
4AP
4AP
4B
4C
4C
4D
VISUAL
LSR
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
VISUAL
LSR
VISUAL
SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
UNIQUE AREAS
VISUAL
VISUAL
UNIQUE AREAS
2
3
2
2
2
2
3
2
3
3
3
5
5
5
5
5,302
38
3,162
6,665
1,451
13,112
212
10,323
219
79
111
12
681
211
3,042
WIN
4D
UNIQUE AREAS
5
2,887
WIN
5
WSRIVER
3
931
Scenic FG-R In Matrix
Scenic FG-R
Scenic FG-R In Matrix
Scenic FG-PR
Scenic FG-PR
Scenic MG-PR
Scenic MG-PR
Scenic MG-PR
Devils Garden Geologic Area
Pinnacles Geologic Area
Pinnacles Geologic Area
Mares’ Egg Spring Botanical Area
Williamson River Gorge Scenic Area
Williamson River Gorge Scenic Area
Saddle Mountain Cultural Resource
Area
Saddle Mountain Cultural Resource
Area
Sycan National Wild And Scenic River
LSR
LSR
AW
LSR
AW
LSR
LSR
Other
Other
LSR
Other
AW
AW
AW
AW
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NWFP
code
Management area
primary objective
Land
class
code
6A
6B
Mount Thielsen Wilderness
Sky Lakes Wilderness
CR
CR
CONG RESERVE
CONG RESERVE
5
5
GIS area
Hectares
10,545
17,838
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
WIN
6C
7
7
7OG
7OG
8
9A
9A
9A
9B
CR
CONG RESERVE
OLDGROWTH
OLDGROWTH
OLDGROWTH
OLDGROWTH
RHCA
WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE
LSR
WILDLIFE
5
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
9,301
7,660
1,059
8,076
1,190
15,408
1,328
1,114
382
782
WIN
9B
LSR
LSR
3
923
WIN
WIN
9B
9B
LSR
Other
LSR
WILDLIFE
3
2
26
2,161
WIN
WIN
9C
9C
Mountain Lakes Wilderness
Old-Growth Ecosystems
Old-Growth Ecosystems
Old-Growth Aesthetics
Old-Growth Aesthetics
Riparian Areas
Bald Eagle Nest And Recovery Sites
Bald Eagle Nest And Recovery Sites
Bald Eagle Nest And Recovery Sites
Bald Eagle Replacement Habitat In
Matrix
Bald Eagle Replacement Habitat In
LSR
Bald Eagle Nest And Recovery Sites
Bald Eagle Replacement Habitat In
Matrix
Bald Eagle Winter Roosting Habitat
Bald Eagle Winter Roosting Habitat In
LSR
AW
WILDLIFE
3
77
LSR
LSR
3
894
Forestb
LRMP
code
WIN
WIN
AW
AW
AW
LSR
a
See table 1 for an explanation of the land class codes. Northwest Forest Plan code descriptions are given in table 5.
b
See table 6 for a list of forest codes.
GIS = Geographic information system.
LRMP = Land and Resource Management Plan.
Note: Two forests within the Northwest Forest Plan area have merged allocations, the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie and the Willamette; in these cases, the
LRMP code and description refer to the merged allocation, rather than that of the original forest LRMP. See table 1 for an explanation of the land class
codes.
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Table 5 —Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) codes and descriptions
NWFP code
AMA
AMR
AW
CR
LSR
MAT
MLSA
ND
Other
RR
NWFP land use allocation
Adaptive Management Area
Adaptive Management Reserve (LSRs within AMAs)
Administratively Withdrawn
Congressionally Reserved
Late-Successional Reserve
Matrix
Managed Late-Successional Area
Not designated
This category depicts a mix of Matrix, Riparian
Reserves, and other unmapped land allocations
Riparian Reserve
Table 6 —National forest codesa
Forest code
COL
DES
FRE
GIP
MAL
MBS
MTH
OCH
OKA
OLY
ROG
SIS
SIU
UMA
UMP
WAW
WEN
WIL
WIN
Forest name
Colville
Deschutes
Fremont
Gifford Pinchot
Malheur
Mount Baker-Snoqualmie
Mount Hood
Ochoco
Okanogan
Olympic
Rogue River
Siskiyou
Siuslaw
Umatilla
Umpqua
Wallowa-Whitman
Wenatchee
Willamette
Winema
a
The Fremont-Winema, Okanogan-Wenatchee, and Rogue
River-Siskiyou National Forests were administratively
combined after the forest Land and Resource Management
Plans (LRMP) were developed. Hence, LRMP allocations for
these forests are listed using the original forest names.
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GENERAL TECHNICAL REPORT PNW-GTR-919
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