United States Department of Agriculture

Forest 

Service

Pacific Northwest 

Research Station

General Technical Report

PNW-GTR-919

January

2016

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
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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

1 Introduction

2 Methods

6 Results

10 Discussion

11 Acknowledgments

11 Literature Cited 

14 Appendix 1—Atlas of Management Catagories

31 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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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 

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 Examples Total area 

Hectares 

(percent)

Active management 1 Mechanical treatments used to meet 

wood production targets

General forest, suitable timber, 

timber production

2,483,200 (25)

Multiple objectives 2 Mechanical treatments restricted; 

only if no adverse effects on other 

forest plan objectives

Elk winter range 2,195,900 (22)

Conservation 3 Mechanical treatments limited 

but possible if needed to protect 

management objectives 

Riparian reserves, managed 

old growth, visual corridors, 

roadless

2,012,800 (20)

Stand age dependent 4 Mechanical treatments possible 

depending on stand age under 

Northwest Forest Plan

Late successional reserves 1,188,700 (12)

Preservation 5 Long-term preservation by Act 

of Congress or forest plan land 

allocation; mechanical treatments 

not permitted

Wilderness 2,172,100 (22)

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. 
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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

Active 

management

Multiple 

objectives Conservation

Stand age 

dependent Preservation

Hectares

Colville 170,900 198,900 59,500 0 14,600

Deschutes 215,100 174,900 163,900 0 97,500

Fremont-Winema 532,200 164,800 154,900 0 56,400

Gifford Pinchot 106,300 90,400 53,900 169,200 132,200

Malheur 337,100 192,000 126,100 0 36,100

Mount Baker-Snoqualmie 26,100 45,900 36,600 250,500 338,700

Mount Hood 76,700 114,100 32,300 120,900 82,600

Ochoco 199,400 53,700 13,000 0 21,600

Okanogan-Wenatchee 196,000 298,800 488,400 0 606,300

Olympic 0 51,200 800 164,500 37,800

Rogue River-Siskiyou 81,100 77,000 393,200 0 143,000

Siuslaw 0 16,500 33,100 179,300 12,700

Umatilla 105,100 178,800 134,600 0 147,900

Umpqua 0 184,500 32,200 145,900 35,900

Wallowa-Whitman 287,100 200,200 234,700 0 249,500

Willamette 150,100 154,200 55,600 158,400 159,300

See table 1 for land class descriptions.
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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.

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.
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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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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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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.
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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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Interior, Bureau of Land Management [USDAand USDI]. 1994. Record of 

decision for amendments to Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management 

planning departments within the range of the northern spotted owl. 74 p. [plus 

attachment A: standards and guidelines].

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7 Consultation. Biological opinion, land and resource management plans for 

national forests and Bureau of Land Management resource areas in the Upper 

Columbia River Basin and Snake River Basin evolutionarily significant units. 

Seattle, WA: Northwest Region.

Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968 [WSRA]; Public Law 90-542; 16 U.S.C. 1271 

et seq.

Wilderness Act of 1964 [WA]; 16. U.S.C. 1121 (note), 1131–1136.

Williams, J. 2013. Exploring the onset of high-impact mega-fires through a forest 

land management prism. Forest Ecology and Management. 294: 4–10.
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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

Management area 

primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

COL MA1 Provides essential habitat for wildlife 

species that require old growth

OLDGROWTH 3 13,852

COL MA2 Provide for the protection and 

management of year-long woodland 

caribou habitat to promote recovery of 

the herd to viable population levels

WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 12,257

COL MA3A Provide roaded and unroaded recreation 

opportunities in a natural-appearing 

setting.

DEV REC 2 17,436

COL MA3B Provide semi-private motorized and 

nonmotorized recreation in roaded or 

nonroaded areas while meeting wildlife 

management objectives.

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 5,044

COL MA3C Provide quality winter recreation 

opportunities including downhill 

skiing, Nordic skiing and other 

compatible uses.

DEV REC 2 819

COL MA4 Research Natural Areas—Provide 

opportunities for research in 

ecosystems influenced only by natural 

processes

RNA 5 1,906

COL MA5 Provide a natural-appearing foreground, 

middleground, and background along 

major scenic routes while providing 

wood products.

VISUAL 2 87,274

COL 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 Manage to achieve optimum timber 

production while protecting basic 

resources

TIMBER 1 170,898

COL MA8 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
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codea LRMP code LRMP description

Management area 

primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

COL MA9 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 12,716

COL MA10 Provide opportunities for dispersed, 

motorized recreation

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 5,492

COL MA11 Provide opportunities for dispersed, 

nonmotorized recreation in an 

undeveloped environment.

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 35,141

MAL 1_2 General Forest-Rangeland TIMBER 1 262,956

MAL 3 Riparian Areas (Anadromous and NonAnadromous)RHCA 3 16

MAL 4A Big Game Winter Range Maintenance WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 90,371

MAL 5 Bald Eagle Winter Roosts WILDLIFE 3 410

MAL 6 Wilderness Areas CONG RESERVE 5 33,430

MAL 7 Scenic Areas VISUAL 2 4,224

MAL 8 Special Interest Areas UNIQUE AREAS 3 12

MAL 9 Research Natural Areas (only one real, 

others proposed)

RNA 5 744

MAL 10 Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized 

Recreation Areas

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 15,339

MAL 11 Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized 

Recreation Areas

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 5,295

MAL 13 Old Growth OLDGROWTH 3 27,962

MAL 14F Visual Corridors (Foreground) VISUAL 2 23,412

MAL 14M Visual Corridors (Middleground) VISUAL 2 52,447

MAL 18 Long Creek Municipal Supply 

Watershed

WATERSHED 2 97

MAL 20 Wildlife Emphasis Area (Scheduled 

Timber Harvest)

WILDLIFE 2 4,605

MAL 21 Wildlife Emphasis Area (Non-Scheduled 

Timber Harvest)

WILDLIFE 3 12,713

MAL 22 Wild and Scenic Rivers WSRIVER 3 4,414

MAL DEVRA Developed Recreation DEV REC 3 202

MAL DEVRA Developed Recreation DEV REC 2 31

MAL ERA Eagle Roosting Area WILDLIFE 2 88

MAL FAC Facilities RNA 5 19

MAL GF General Forest TIMBER 1 63,982

MAL GFWR General Forest Winter Range TIMBER 1 10,206
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codea LRMP code LRMP description

Management area 

primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MAL OG-D4-01 

through OGD4-25

Old Growth—District 4—ID number OLDGROWTH 3 2,746

MAL REC-R Research Natural Areas RNA 5 636

MAL RHCA Riparian Habitat Conservation Area RHCA 3 55,475

MAL RNA Research Natural Areas RNA 5 993

MAL RNAOGD4-21 Old Growth in Research Natural Area—

District 4—ID number

OLDGROWTH 3 94

MAL RNAOGD4-22 Old Growth in Research Natural Area—

District 4—ID number

RNA 5 149

MAL RNAOGD4-23 Old Growth in Research Natural Area—

District 4—ID number

RNA 5 143

MAL UNR-S Silver Creek Roadless Area ROADLESS 3 1,401

MAL VPR Visual Management Corridors (Partial 

Retention)

VISUAL 2 3,119

MAL VR Visual Management Corridors 

(Retention)

VISUAL 2 2,255

MAL WR Winter Range WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 11,304

MBS 10A Wilderness—Transition CONG RESERVE 5 5,063

MBS 10B Wilderness—Trailed CONG RESERVE 5 15,432

MBS 10C Wilderness—General Trailless CONG RESERVE 5 198,982

MBS 10D Wilderness—Dedicated Trailless CONG RESERVE 5 64,166

MBS 10E Wilderness—Special Areas CONG RESERVE 5 4,292

MBS 12 Mature and Old Growth Wildlife Habitat OLDGROWTH 5 1,141

MBS 12AMA Mature and Old Growth Wildlife 

Habitat, Adaptive Management Area

OLDGROWTH 5 444

MBS 12LSR OLDGROWTH 5 1,372

MBS 12LSRAMA Mature and Old Growth Wildlife 

Habitat, Late-Successional Reserve, 

Adaptive Management Area

OLDGROWTH 5 25

MBS 14 Deer and Elk Winter Range WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 3,800

MBS 145A Deer and Elk Winter Range, 

Recommended Recreation River

WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 319

MBS 14AMA Deer and Elk Winter Range, Adaptive 

Management Area

WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 431

MBS 15 Mountain Goat Habitat OLDGROWTH 5 844

MBS 155A Mountain Goat Habitat, Recommended 

Recreation River

OLDGROWTH 5 24
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codea LRMP code LRMP description

Management area 

primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MBS 155ALSR Mountain Goat Habitat, Recommended 

Recreation River, Late-Successional 

Reserve

LSR 4 39

MBS 155BLSR Mountain Goat Habitat, Recommended 

Scenic River, Late-Successional 

Reserve

LSR 4 21

MBS 15LSOG Mountain Goat Habitat, 

Late-Successional Old Growth

OLDGROWTH 5 458

MBS 15LSR Mountain Goat Habitat 

Late-Successional Reserve

LSR 4 5,958

MBS 165CLSR Northern Bald Eagle, Recommended 

Wild River, Late-Successional Reserve

LSR 4 139

MBS 17 Timber Management Emphasis TIMBER 1 18,620

MBS 175A Timber Management Emphasis, 

Recommended Recreation River

TIMBER 1 14

MBS 17AMA Timber Management Emphasis, 

Adaptive Management Area

TIMBER 2 2,905

MBS 185BLSR Research Natural Areas, Recommended 

Scenic River, Late-Successional 

Reserve

RNA 5 171

MBS 18LSR Research Natural Areas, LateSuccessional ReserveRNA 5 1,960

MBS 19 Mountain Hemlock Zone UNIQUE AREAS 5 1,294

MBS 19AMA Mountain Hemlock Zone, Adaptive 

Management Area

UNIQUE AREAS 5 7

MBS 19LSOG Mountain Hemlock Zone, LateSuccessional Old GrowthOLDGROWTH 5 16

MBS 19LSR Mountain Hemlock Zone, LateSuccessional ReserveLSR 4 5,127

MBS 19LSRAMA Mountain Hemlock Zone, LateSuccessional Reserve, Adaptive 

Management Area

LSR 4 2,552

MBS 1A Primitive PRIMITIVE 5 9,035

MBS 1A5A Primitive Recommended Recreation 

River

PRIMITIVE 5 80

MBS 1A5C Primitive Recommended Scenic River PRIMITIVE 5 203

MBS 1ALSR Primitive Late-Successional Reserve PRIMITIVE 5 10,351

MBS 1B Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 18,262

MBS 1B5A Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized, 

Recommended Recreation River

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 113
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codea LRMP code LRMP description

Management area 

primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MBS 1B5ALSOG Semi-Primitive Non-motorized, 

Recommended Recreation River, 

Late-Successional Old Growth

OLDGROWTH 5 166

MBS 1B5ALSR LSR 4 7

MBS 1B5B Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized, 

Recommended Scenic River

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 15

MBS 1B5BLSOG Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized, 

Recommended Scenic River, LateSuccessional Old Growth

OLDGROWTH 5 281

MBS 1B5BLSR Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized, 

Recommended Scenic River, LateSuccessional Reserve

LSR 4 1,588

MBS 1B5C Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized, 

Recommended Wild River

WSRIVER 5 36

MBS 1B5CLSOG Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized, 

Recommended Wild River, LateSuccessional Old Growth

OLDGROWTH 5 210

MBS 1B5CLSR Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized, 

Recommended Wild River, LateSuccessional Reserve

LSR 4 698

MBS 1BLSOG Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized, 

Late-Successional Old Growth

OLDGROWTH 5 3,937

MBS 1BLSR Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized, 

Late-Successional Reserve

LSR 4 65,711

MBS 1BLSRAMA Semi-Primitive Non-motorized, 

Late-Successional Reserve, Adaptive 

Management Area

LSR 4 1,566

MBS 1C Semi-Primitive Motorized SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 325

MBS 1CLSR Semi-Primitive Motorized, LateSuccessional ReserveLSR 4 1,128

MBS 1D Rural VISUAL 2 1,898

MBS 1D5A Rural, Recommended Recreation River VISUAL 2 9

MBS 21A Green River Municipal Watershed WATERSHED 2 4,671

MBS 21AAMA Green River Municipal Watershed, 

Adaptive Management Area

LSR 4 3,941

MBS 21ALSOG OLDGROWTH 5 545

MBS 22B Sultan River Municipal Watershed WATERSHED 2 4,522

MBS 23A Other Municipal Watersheds WATERSHED 2 2,260

MBS 25B Jim Creek Naval Electronic Site UNIQUE AREAS 3 388

MBS 2A Foreground VISUAL 2 2,223

MBS 2A5A Foreground, Recommended Recreation 

River

VISUAL 2 1,232
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codea LRMP code LRMP description

Management area 

primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MBS 2B Middleground VISUAL 2 11,853

MBS 2B5A Middleground, Recommended 

Recreation River

VISUAL 2 213

MBS 2BAMA Middleground, Adaptive Management 

Area

VISUAL 2 620

MBS 3C Winter Sports Resorts UNIQUE AREAS 3 2,416

MBS 3CLSOG Winter Sports Resorts, LateSuccessional Old GrowthOLDGROWTH 5 131

MBS 4 Mount Baker National Recreational 

Area

VISUAL 2 3,510

MBS 5A Recommended Recreation Rivers WSRIVER 3 482

MBS 5ALSOG Recommended Recreation Rivers, 

Late-Successional Old Growth

OLDGROWTH 5 241

MBS 5ALSR Recommended Recreation Rivers, 

Late-Successional Reserve

LSR 4 3,107

MBS 5B Recommended Scenic Rivers WSRIVER 3 796

MBS 5BLSOG Recommended Scenic Rivers, 

Late-Successional Old Growth

OLDGROWTH 5 224

MBS 5BLSR Recommended Scenic Rivers, 

Late-Successional Reserve

LSR 4 6,089

MBS 5CLSR Recommended Wild Rivers, 

Late-Successional Reserve

CONG RESERVE 5 320

MBS 6 Skagit Wild and Scenic River WSRIVER 5 7,975

MBS 8A5ALSR Mather Memorial Parkway, 

Recommended Recreation River, 

Late-Successional Reserve

LSR 4 66

MBS 8A5BLSR Mather Memorial Parkway, 

Recommended Scenic River, 

Late-Successional Reserve

LSR 4 1,006

MBS 8A8E5ALSR LSR 4 81

MBS 8A8ELSR LSR 4 68

MBS 8ALSR Mather Memorial Parkway, 

Late-Successional Reserve

LSR 4 1,122

MBS 8B Heather Meadows UNIQUE AREAS 3 167

MBS 8BLSOG Heather Meadows, Late-Successional 

Old Growth

OLDGROWTH 5 21

MBS 8CLSR LSR 4 541

MBS 8D UNIQUE AREAS 3 392

MBS 8ELSR LSR 4 1,195

MBS 8F UNIQUE AREAS 3 292

MBS 8KEL UNIQUE AREAS 3 2,245
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codea LRMP code LRMP description

Management area 

primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MBS D SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 1,223

MBS DLSR LSR 4 41

MBS DR Alpine Lakes—Dispersed Recreation SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 5,051

MBS DR5ALSR LSR 4 34

MBS DR5B Alpine Lakes—Dispersed Recreation, 

Recommended Scenic River

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 1,161

MBS DR5BLSR Alpine Lakes—Dispersed Recreation, 

Recommended Scenic River, LateSuccessional Reserve

LSR 4 276

MBS DRLSOG OLDGROWTH 5 1,213

MBS DRLSR Alpine Lakes—Dispersed Recreation, 

Late-Successional Reserve

LSR 4 4,873

MBS FS Forest Service Land acquired after 

completion of Forest Plan

NOT KNOWN NK 6,161

MBS GF Alpine Lakes—General Forest TIMBER 1 7,478

MBS GF5A Alpine Lakes—General Forest, 

Recommended Recreation River

TIMBER 1 10

MBS GFLSR LSR 4 7

MBS LSOG Late Successional Old Growth OLDGROWTH 5 7,681

MBS LSR Late Successional Reserve LSR 4 107,800

MBS LSRAMA Late Successional Reserve, Adaptive 

Management Area

LSR 4 30,521

MBS SA Alpine Lakes—Special Area UNIQUE AREAS 3 3,284

MBS SALSOG Alpine Lakes—Special Area, 

Late-Successional Old Growth

OLDGROWTH 5 542

MBS SALSR Alpine Lakes—Special Area, 

Late-Successional Reserve

LSR 4 3,226

MBS SF Alpine Lakes—Scenic Forest VISUAL 2 4,323

MBS SF5A Alpine Lakes—Scenic Forest, 

Recommended Recreation River

VISUAL 2 892

MBS SF5ALSOG OLDGROWTH 5 58

MBS SF5B Alpine Lakes—Scenic Forest, 

Recommended Scenic River

VISUAL 2 265

OCH BS Bandit Springs Recreation Area DEV REC 2 668

OCH CP Cove Palisades State Park CRNG N/A 746

OCH CRRA Crooked River Recreation Area CRNG N/A 162

OCH DC Deep Creek Recreation Area SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

2 332

OCH DC-F24 Deep Creek Recreation Area SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

2 33
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codea LRMP code LRMP description

Management area 

primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

OCH DEVRA Developed Recreation DEV REC 2 496

OCH DRSC Deschutes River Scenic Area SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 115

OCH ERA Eagle Roosting Area WILDLIFE 2 269

OCH FAC Facilities RNA 5 169

OCH GF General Forest TIMBER 1 144,239

OCH GFO General Forage TIMBER 1 21,926

OCH GFWR General Forest Winter Range TIMBER 1 33,264

OCH HC Hammer Ck Wildlife/Rec Area WILDLIFE 2 1,030

OCH HEL Rock Ck/Cottonwood Ck Unroaded ROADLESS 3 1,010

OCH HWY 26 US Highway 26 Visual Corridor VISUAL 2 2,775

OCH LM-BOT Lookout Mtn Rec Area—Top SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 3,417

OCH LM-TOP Lookout Mtn Rec Area—Tom SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 3,046

OCH OG-D1-*; OGD2-*; OGD3-*Old Growth OLDGROWTH 5 5,871

OCH OGJ Old Growth Juniper OLDGROWTH 5 343

OCH REC-R N Fork Crooked River Rec Corr VISUAL 2 956

OCH RM-VR Recreation Trail Visual Retention VISUAL 2 412

OCH RNA Research Natural Area RNA 5 713

OCH RNAOG-D1-* RNA—Old Growth RNA 5 120

OCH RS Rim Rock Springs Wildlife Area CRNG N/A 163

OCH SC Whychus Creek Management Area CRNG N/A 3,543

OCH SCEN-S N Fork Crooked River Scenic Co VISUAL 2 786

OCH SP Steins Pillar Recreation Area SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 390

OCH ST-PRES Summit Trail Preservation Corridor PRIMITIVE 5 74

OCH ST-VPR Summit Trail Visual CorridorPR VISUAL 2 2,044

OCH ST-VR Summit Trail Visual Retention VISUAL 2 1,896

OCH UNR-R/C Rock Ck/Cottonwood Ck Roadless ROADLESS 3 5,020

OCH VA Lake Billy Chinook View Area CRNG N/A 194

OCH VPR Visual Cor (Partial Retention) VISUAL 2 7,757

OCH VR Visual Corridors (Retention) VISUAL 2 2,065

OCH WIL Wilderness (Mill Creek,Black Canyon, 

Bridge Creek)

CONG RESERVE 5 14,118

OCH WILOGD1-17 Wilderness—Old Growth CONG RESERVE 5 115

OCH WILOGD2-18 Wilderness—Old Growth CONG RESERVE 5 114

OCH WR Winter Range WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 14,611
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codea LRMP code LRMP description

Management area 

primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

OCH WR-ANT Winter Range—Antelope WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 12,480

OCH WR-DEER Metolius Winter Range—Deer WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 5,098

UMA A1 Dispersed Non-Motorized Recreation SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 10,665

UMA A2 Dispersed Recreation SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 2,956

UMA A3 Viewshed 1 VISUAL 2 15,708

UMA A4 Viewshed 2 VISUAL 2 10,839

UMA A5 Roaded Natural VISUAL 2 1,860

UMA A6 Developed Recreation DEV REC 3 1,685

UMA A7 Wild and Scenic River WSRIVER 3 3,017

UMA A8 Scenic Area VISUAL 3 12,375

UMA A9 Special Interest Area UNIQUE AREAS 3 1,305

UMA A10 Wenaha-Tucannon Special Area UNIQUE AREAS 2 1,337

UMA B1 Wilderness CONG RESERVE 5 117,124

UMA B2 Research Natural Area in Wilderness CONG RESERVE 5 980

UMA B7 Wild and Scenic River in Wilderness CONG RESERVE 5 4,976

UMA C1 Dedicated Old Growth Forest Habitat OLDGROWTH 5 16,400

UMA C2 Managed Old Growth Forest Habitat WILDLIFE 2 1,441

UMA C3 Big Game Winter Range WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 48,773

UMA C3A Wildlife—Timber Summer Range WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

3 3,357

UMA C4 Wildlife Habitat WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 97,712

UMA C5 Riparian and Wildlife Habitat RHCA 3 9,943

UMA C7 Special Fish Management Area RHCA 3 39,656

UMA C8 Grass Tree Mosaic UNIQUE AREAS 3 36,303

UMA D2 Research Natural Area RNA 5 3,330

UMA E1 Timber and Forage TIMBER 1 32,091

UMA E2 Timber and Big Game TIMBER 1 73,046

UMA F2 Mill Creek Municipal Watershed—

Undeveloped

WATERSHED 5 5,059

UMA F3 High Ridge Evaluation Area UNIQUE AREAS 3 356

UMA F4 Walla Walla River Watershed with No 

Scheduled Harvest Potential

WATERSHED 3 12,966

UMA F4A Walla Walla River Watershed with 

Scheduled Harvest Potential

WATERSHED 2 1,131

WAW 1 Timber Production Emphasis TIMBER 1 259,244
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codea LRMP code LRMP description

Management area 

primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

WAW 1W Timber Production/Winter Range TIMBER 1 27,833

WAW 3 Wildlife/Timber Winter Range WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 116,489

WAW 3A Wildlife/Timber Summer Range WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 38,382

WAW 4 Wilderness CONG RESERVE 5 224,137

WAW 4-12 Wilderness Research Natural Area CONG RESERVE 5 6,216

WAW 4-7 Wilderness/Wild & Scenic CONG RESERVE 5 9,303

WAW 5 Phillips Lake Area VISUAL 2 1,720

WAW 6 Backcountry SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 46,556

WAW 7 Wild and Scenic Rivers WSRIVER 3 15,038

WAW 8 HCNRA Snake River Corridor WSRIVER 5 7,131

WAW 9 HCNRA Dispersed Recreation/Native 

Vegetation

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 70,605

WAW 10 HCNRA Forage Emphasis OLDGROWTH 3 51,953

WAW 11 HCNRA Dispersed Recreation/Timber TIMBER 2 30,949

WAW 12 Research Natural Area RNA 5 2,600

WAW 12-7 Research Natural Area/Wild & Scenic 

River

RNA 5 123

WAW 13 Homestead Further Planning Area ROADLESS 3 940

WAW 14 Starkey Experimental Forest and Range WILDLIFE/

UNGULATES

2 11,025

WAW 15 Old Growth Preserve OLDGROWTH 3 24,292

WAW 15-7 Old Growth Preserve/Wild and Scenic 

River

OLDGROWTH 3 494

WAW 16 Admin and Recreation Sites Retention ADMIN SITES 3 1,186

WAW 17 Power Transportation Facility Retention VISUAL 2 1,656

WAW 18 Anadromous Fish RHCA 3 23,623

WIL 1 Wilderness CONG RESERVE 5 156,955

WIL 10A Dispersed Recreation–Roaded Natural SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

2 134

WIL 10B Dispersed Recreation–Semiprimitive 

Motorized

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

2 8,096

WIL 10C Dispersed Recreation–Semiprimitive 

Motorized

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 3,957

WIL 10D Dispersed Recreation–Semiprimitive 

Nonmotorized

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

2 688
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primary objective

Land class 

code GIS area

Hectares

WIL 10E Dispersed Recreation–Semiprimitive 

Nonmotorized

SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 20,086

WIL 10F Dispersed Recreation–Lakeside Setting SEMI-PRIMITIVE 

REC

3 1,073

WIL 11A Scenic-Modification Middleground VISUAL 2 32,048

WIL 11C Scenic-Partial Retention Middleground VISUAL 2 30,816

WIL 11D Scenic-Partial Retention Foreground VISUAL 2 7,438

WIL 11E Scenic-Retention Middleground VISUAL 2 989

WIL 11F Scenic-Retention Foreground VISUAL 2 11,070

WIL 12A Developed Recreation–F.S. Site DEV REC 3 295

WIL 12B Developed Recreation–Special Use 

Permits

DEV REC 3 899

WIL 13A Special Use Permit Areas UNIQUE AREAS 3 541

WIL 13B F.S. Administratively Use Areas ADMIN SITES 3 159

WIL 14A General Forest-Intensive Timber 

Management

TIMBER 1 150,130

WIL 16A Late Successional Reserve LSR 4 158,372

WIL 1-6E NFk MFk Wild and Scenic River (wild, 

scenic, or recreation)

WSRIVER 2 1,430

WIL 17 Adaptive Management Reserve AMA 2 56,331

WIL 2A Oregon Cascades Recreation AreaMotorizedUNIQUE AREAS 3 274

WIL 2B Oregon Cascades Recreation AreaNonmotorizedUNIQUE AREAS 3 2,122

WIL 2C Opal Creek Scenic Recreation Area UNIQUE AREAS 3 4,463

WIL 4 Research Natural Areas RNA 5 1,426

WIL 5A Special Interest Areas UNIQUE AREAS 3 7,966

WIL 6B Elkhorn Wild and Scenic River (scenic) WSRIVER 2 1,108

WIL 6D McKenzie Wild and Scenic River 

(recreation)

WSRIVER 3 1,767

WIL 6E NFk MFk Wild and Scenic River (wild, 

scenic, or recreation)

WSRIVER 2 4,007

WIL 7 Old Growth Groves OLDGROWTH 5 892

WIL 8 Threatened & Endangered Species-Bald 

Eagle

WILDLIFE 3 401

WIL 9B Wildlife Habitat–Pileated Woodpecker WILDLIFE 3 2,249

WIL 9C Wildlife Habitat–Marten WILDLIFE 3 1,999

WIL 9D Wildlife Habitat–Special Areas WILDLIFE 3 7,342

a

 See table 6 for a list of forest codes.

LRMP = Land and Resource Management Plan.

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

NWFP 

code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

DES M1 Special Interest Area UNIQUE AREAS 3 5,696

DES M1 Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 1,759

DES M1 Special Interest Area LSR LSR 3 248

DES M10 Bend Municipal Watershed AW WATERSHED 3 1,675

DES M11 Intensive Recreation DEV REC 3 9,176

DES M11 Intensive Recreation AW DEV REC 3 15,452

DES M11 Intensive Recreation LSR LSR 3 1,979

DES M12 Dispersed Recreation SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 3,059

DES M12 Dispersed Recreation AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 12,820

DES M12 Dispersed Recreation LSR LSR 3 4,014

DES M13 Winter Recreation AW DEV REC 3 7,313

DES M13 Winter Recreation LSR LSR 3 5,706

DES M14 Oregon Cascade Recreation Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 15,890

DES M14 Oregon Cascade Recreation Area LSR LSR 3 1,470

DES M15 Old Growth OLDGROWTH 3 11,475

DES M15 Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 2,266

DES M15 Old Growth LSR LSR 3 3,089

DES M15 Old Growth MAT OLDGROWTH 3 163

DES M16 Experimental Forest RNA 5 1,697

DES M16 Experimental Forest AW RNA 5 1,230

DES M16 Experimental Forest LSR RNA 5 85

DES M17 Wild, Scenic, Recreation River WSRIVER 3 5,274

DES M17 Wild, Scenic, Recreation River CR CONG RESERVE 5 1,100

DES M17 Wild, Scenic, Recreation River LSR LSR 3 654

DES M18 Front Country Seen/Unseen DEV REC 3 944

DES M18 Front Country Seen/Unseen LSR LSR 3 4,022

DES M18 Front Country Seen/Unseen MAT VISUAL 2 9,436

DES M19 Metolius Heritage LSR LSR 3 8,426

DES M2 Research Natural Area RNA 5 1,217

DES M2 Research Natural Area AW RNA 5 685

DES M2 Research Natural Area LSR RNA 5 1,058

DES M20 Metolius Wildlife/Primitive WILDLIFE 3 1,154

DES M20 Metolius Wildlife/Primitive AW WILDLIFE 3 846

DES M20 Metolius Wildlife/Primitive LSR LSR 3 3,200

DES M21 Metolius Black Butte Scenic VISUAL 2 510

DES M21 Metolius Black Butte Scenic LSR LSR 2 3,298
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primary objective

Land 

class 

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DES M22 Metolius Special Forest LSR LSR 3 3,882

DES M22 Metolius Special Forest MAT VISUAL 2 4,188

DES M23 Special Interest Area LSR LSR 3 742

DES M24 Research Natural Area LSR RNA 5 544

DES M26 Metolius Scenic Views VISUAL 2 92

DES M26 Metolius Scenic Views LSR LSR 3 2,312

DES M26 Metolius Scenic Views MAT VISUAL 2 1,530

DES M27 Metolius Old Growth OLDGROWTH 3 611

DES M27 Metolius Old Growth LSR LSR 3 206

DES M28 Metolius Wild, Scenic, Rec River WSRIVER 3 35

DES M28 Metolius Wild, Scenic, Rec River LSR LSR 3 3,238

DES M3 Bald Eagle WILDLIFE 2 1,698

DES M3 Bald Eagle LSR LSR 3 3,378

DES M3 Bald Eagle MAT WILDLIFE 2 3,516

DES M5 Osprey Management Area LSR LSR 3 424

DES M5 Osprey Management Area MAT WILDLIFE 2 2,824

DES M6 Wilderness CR CONG RESERVE 5 74,020

DES M7 Deer Habitat WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 83,391

DES M7 Deer Habitat AW WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 77

DES M7 Deer Habitat MAT WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 1,132

DES M8 General Forest TIMBER 1 165,673

DES M8 General Forest AW TIMBER 3 77

DES M8 General Forest LSR LSR 3 23,524

DES M8 General Forest MAT TIMBER 1 49,412

DES M9 Scenic Views VISUAL 2 45,640

DES M9 Scenic Views AW VISUAL 3 83

DES M9 Scenic Views LSR LSR 3 13,522

DES M9 Scenic Views MAT VISUAL 2 17,520

FRE MA01 Mule Deer Winter Range WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 55,019

FRE MA02 Bald Eagle Management Area WILDLIFE 2 9,759

FRE MA03 Old Growth OLDGROWTH 3 2,980

FRE MA05 Suitable Timber TIMBER 1 297,017

FRE MA06 Visual Quality VISUAL 2 41,148

FRE MA07 Special Management UNIQUE AREAS 3 2,476

FRE MA08 Research Natural Area RNA 5 1,618

FRE MA09 Primitive/Semiprimitive SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 22,331

FRE MA10 Wilderness CONG RESERVE 5 9,146

FRE MA11 Wild and Scenic River WSRIVER 3 3,853
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NWFP 

code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

FRE MA14 Old Growth OLDGROWTH 3 15,263

FRE MA15 Riparian Vegetation RHCA 3 26,369

GIP 2L AMA DEV REC 3 144

GIP 2L AW DEV REC 3 984

GIP 2L LSR LSR 4 345

GIP 3W AW ADMIN SITES 3 146

GIP 3W LSR LSR 3 204

GIP 3W MLSA LSR 3 11

GIP 4W LSR LSR 3 15

GIP 6L LSR LSR 4 1,018

GIP 6L MAT VISUAL 2 570

GIP 6M MAT VISUAL 2 785

GIP 8D AW WSRIVER 5 165

GIP 8D LSR WSRIVER 5 2,891

GIP 9L AMA VISUAL 3 53

GIP 9L AW VISUAL 3 1,500

GIP 9L LSR LSR 4 898

GIP A8 CR CONG RESERVE 5 529

GIP AA CR CONG RESERVE 5 45,040

GIP BL LSR LSR 4 973

GIP DL MAT VISUAL 2 178

GIP DM AMA VISUAL 2 65

GIP DM MAT VISUAL 2 300

GIP EM AMA WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 1,164

GIP EM MAT WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 3,671

GIP ES AMA WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 1,616

GIP ES MAT WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 15,525

GIP F8 AW RNA 5 462

GIP FS LSR UNIQUE AREAS 5 3,621

GIP GD AW UNIQUE AREAS 5 5,790

GIP GD LSR UNIQUE AREAS 5 78

GIP GL AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 316

GIP IL AW WILDLIFE 3 429

GIP IL LSR LSR 4 1,050

GIP IM AW WILDLIFE 3 545

GIP IX AW WILDLIFE 3 1,438

GIP LS LSR LSR 4 103,823

GIP LS MLSA LSR 3 3,498
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code GIS area

Hectares

GIP ML LSR LSR 4 4,730

GIP MM AMA WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 220

GIP MM MAT WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 364

GIP MX AMA WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 1,217

GIP MX MAT WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 1,440

GIP NA AMA WSRIVER 3 24

GIP NA LSR LSR 4 7,865

GIP NL AMA WSRIVER 3 3,303

GIP NL MAT WSRIVER 3 4,342

GIP QL LSR LSR 4 3,567

GIP QM AMA WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 283

GIP QX AMA WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 2,900

GIP QX MAT WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 456

GIP RL AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE 3 105

GIP RL AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE 3 60

GIP RL LSR LSR 4 1,044

GIP RM AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE 3 7,721

GIP RM AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE 3 6,339

GIP SD AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 3,863

GIP SD LSR LSR 4 2,089

GIP TS AMA TIMBER 2 27,905

GIP TS MAT TIMBER 1 106,306

GIP UD AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE 3 3,703

GIP UD AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE 3 3,542

GIP UD LSR LSR 4 9,095

GIP UH AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE 3 3,311

GIP UH AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE 3 4,745

GIP UH LSR LSR 4 3,973

GIP UL AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE 3 225

GIP UL AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE 3 2,117

GIP UL LSR LSR 4 2,210

GIP VL AMA VISUAL 2 1,137

GIP VL LSR LSR 4 26,567

GIP VL MAT VISUAL 2 6,893

GIP VL MLSA LSR 3 1,214

GIP VM AMA VISUAL 2 2,884

GIP VM MAT VISUAL 2 20,808

GIP W6 CR CONG RESERVE 5 215
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Management area 

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Land 

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code GIS area

Hectares

GIP WW CR CONG RESERVE 5 72,482

GIP Y8 AW RNA 5 830

GIP YC AW RNA 5 106

MTH A10/DV/

SW

Developed Recreation Area AW DEV REC 3 65

MTH A10/DV Developed Recreation Area AW DEV REC 3 208

MTH A10/SW/

DV

Developed Recreation Area AW DEV REC 3 81

MTH A10 Developed Recreation Area LSR LSR 4 15

MTH A11/A8/

DV

Winter Recreation Area LSR LSR 4 8

MTH A11/B1/

DV

Winter Recreation Area AW DEV REC 3 148

MTH A11/B1/

DV

Winter Recreation Area LSR LSR 4 70

MTH A11/B5/

DV

Winter Recreation Area LSR LSR 4 23

MTH A11/DV/

SW

Winter Recreation Area AW DEV REC 3 435

MTH A11/DV Winter Recreation Area #N/A DEV REC 3 37

MTH A11/DV Winter Recreation Area AW DEV REC 3 2,312

MTH A11/DV Winter Recreation Area LSR LSR 4 278

MTH A11/SW/

DV

Winter Recreation Area AW DEV REC 3 153

MTH A11/SW Winter Recreation Area AW DEV REC 3 45

MTH A11 Winter Recreation Area AW DEV REC 3 1,379

MTH A12/B5/

SW/DV

Outdoor Recreation Other UNIQUE AREAS 5 26

MTH A12/SW/

DV

Outdoor Recreation Other UNIQUE AREAS 5 39

MTH A13/A4 Bald Eagle Habitat Area AW WILDLIFE 3 48

MTH A13/A8 Bald Eagle Habitat Area AW WILDLIFE 3 17

MTH A13/A9/

B8/B1/

B2/WR

Bald Eagle Habitat Area LSR LSR 4 38

MTH A13/B5/

B8/B1/

B2/WR

Bald Eagle Habitat Area LSR LSR 4 34

MTH A13/B8/

DV/WR

Bald Eagle Habitat Area AW WILDLIFE 3 42

MTH A13/DV Bald Eagle Habitat Area AW WILDLIFE 3 101
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Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH A13/DV Bald Eagle Habitat Area LSR LSR 4 19

MTH A13 Bald Eagle Habitat Area AW WILDLIFE 3 114

MTH A13 Bald Eagle Habitat Area LSR LSR 4 6

MTH A2/A3/

B5

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 239

MTH A2/A3 Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 1,070

MTH A2/A8/

A9

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 5

MTH A2/A8/

B1

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 112

MTH A2/A8/

B5/B1

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 7

MTH A2/A8/

B5/SW

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 248

MTH A2/A8/

B5

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 3,130

MTH A2/A8/

DV

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 314

MTH A2/A8/

SW

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 830

MTH A2/A8 Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 11,837

MTH A2/A9/

A8

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 88

MTH A2/A9/

B5

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 136

MTH A2/A9/

SW

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 19

MTH A2/A9 Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 674

MTH A2/B1 Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 1,261

MTH A2/B2/

B1

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 21

MTH A2/B5/

B1

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 83

MTH A2/B5/

DV

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 63

MTH A2/B5/

SW

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 224

MTH A2/B5 Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 4,236

MTH A2/DV Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 402

MTH A2/SEW Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 185
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code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH A2/SW/

DV

Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 57

MTH A2/SW Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 4,136

MTH A2 Wilderness Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 47,159

MTH A3/SW Research Natural Area AW RNA 5 317

MTH A3/SW Research Natural Area Other RNA 5 5

MTH A3 Research Natural Area LSR RNA 5 255

MTH A4/A10/

DV

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 87

MTH A4/A8/

B5/DV

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 225

MTH A4/A8/

B5

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 182

MTH A4/A8/

B5

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 585

MTH A4/A8/

B8

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 6

MTH A4/A8/

DV/SW

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 92

MTH A4/A8/

DV/SW

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 345

MTH A4/A8/

DV

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 74

MTH A4/A8/

DV

Special Interest Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 66

MTH A4/A8/

DV

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 492

MTH A4/A8 Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 671

MTH A4/A8 Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 1,388

MTH A4/A9/

B1/DV

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 104

MTH A4/A9/

B5/B1/

DV

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 12

MTH A4/A9/

DV

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 8

MTH A4/B1/

DV

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 576

MTH A4/B1/

DV

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 183

MTH A4/B2/

SW

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 46
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NWFP 

code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH A4/B5/

B1/DV

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 68

MTH A4/B5/

DV/SW

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 26

MTH A4/B5/

DV

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 173

MTH A4/B5/

DV

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 371

MTH A4/B5 Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 387

MTH A4/B5 Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 252

MTH A4/DV/

SW

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 32

MTH A4/DV/

SW

Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 357

MTH A4/DV Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 1,479

MTH A4/DV Special Interest Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 17

MTH A4/DV Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 3,726

MTH A4/SW Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 10

MTH A4/SW Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 12

MTH A4/WR/

DV

Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 272

MTH A4 Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 3,314

MTH A4 Special Interest Area LSR LSR 4 3,710

MTH A5/A8/

B5/DV

Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 165

MTH A5/A8/

B5/SW/

DV

Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 250

MTH A5/A8/

B5

Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 271

MTH A5/A8/

DV

Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 356

MTH A5/A8/

SW/DV

Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 170

MTH A5/A8/

SW

Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 7

MTH A5/A8 Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 342

MTH A5/B5/

B1/DV

Unroaded Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 183

MTH A5/B5/

DV

Unroaded Area AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 30
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Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH A5/B5/

DV

Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 13

MTH A5/B5 Unroaded Area AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 197

MTH A5/B5 Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 143

MTH A5/DV Unroaded Area AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 1,366

MTH A5/DV Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 1,107

MTH A5/SW/

DV

Unroaded Area AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 119

MTH A5/SW/

DV

Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 728

MTH A5/SW Unroaded Area AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 489

MTH A5/SW Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 72

MTH A5 Unroaded Area AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 1,138

MTH A5 Unroaded Area LSR LSR 4 1,222

MTH A6/A8/

B5/DV

Roaded Recreation LSR LSR 4 16

MTH A6/A8/

B5

Roaded Recreation AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 49

MTH A6/A8/

DV

Roaded Recreation LSR LSR 4 9

MTH A6/A8 Roaded Recreation AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 32

MTH A6/A8 Roaded Recreation LSR LSR 4 41

MTH A6/B5/

DV

Roaded Recreation LSR LSR 4 89

MTH A6/B5 Roaded Recreation AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 11

MTH A6/B5 Roaded Recreation LSR LSR 4 23

MTH A6/DV Roaded Recreation LSR LSR 4 999

MTH A6/SW Roaded Recreation AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 174

MTH A6/SW Roaded Recreation LSR LSR 4 38

MTH A6 Roaded Recreation AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 772

MTH A6 Roaded Recreation LSR LSR 4 90

MTH A7/A9/B5 Special Old Growth LSR LSR 4 12

MTH A7/A9/

SW

Special Old Growth LSR LSR 4 22

MTH A7/B1/

DV

Special Old Growth LSR LSR 4 158

MTH A7/B5/

B1/DV

Special Old Growth LSR LSR 4 35

MTH A7/B5/

B8/SW

Special Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 52
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Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH A7/B5/

B8/SW

Special Old Growth LSR LSR 4 9

MTH A7/B5/

SW

Special Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 42

MTH A7/B5/

SW

Special Old Growth LSR LSR 4 15

MTH A7/B5 Special Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 32

MTH A7/B8/

DV/SW

Special Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 71

MTH A7/B8/

DV/SW

Special Old Growth LSR LSR 4 22

MTH A7/B8/

SW

Special Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 13

MTH A7/DV/

SW

Special Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 15

MTH A7/DV Special Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 6

MTH A7/DV Special Old Growth LSR LSR 4 27

MTH A7/SW Special Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 69

MTH A7/SW Special Old Growth LSR LSR 4 22

MTH A7 Special Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 93

MTH A7 Special Old Growth LSR LSR 4 46

MTH A9/A1/

B5

Key Site Riparian Area AW RHCA 3 11

MTH A9/A1/

B5

Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 7

MTH A9/A4/

DV/SW

Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 5

MTH A9/A5/

B5

Key Site Riparian Area AW RHCA 3 26

MTH A9/A5 Key Site Riparian Area AW RHCA 3 36

MTH A9/A8/

B1/DV

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 20

MTH A9/A8/

B5/B1/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 52

MTH A9/A8/

B5/DV

Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 29

MTH A9/A8/

B5/SW

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 292

MTH A9/A8/

B5

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 322
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LRMP 

code LRMP description

NWFP 

code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH A9/A8/

B5

Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 40

MTH A9/A8/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 74

MTH A9/A8/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 45

MTH A9/A8/

SW

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 195

MTH A9/A8 Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 162

MTH A9/A8 Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 25

MTH A9/B1/

B2

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 104

MTH A9/B1/

DV/WR

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 122

MTH A9/B1/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area AW RHCA 3 92

MTH A9/B1/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 90

MTH A9/B1/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 633

MTH A9/B11 Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 79

MTH A9/B2/

WR

Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 16

MTH A9/B2 Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 18

MTH A9/B5/

B1/B2

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 9

MTH A9/B5/

B1/DV/

WR

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 325

MTH A9/B5/

B1/DV

Key Site Riparian Area AW RHCA 3 27

MTH A9/B5/

B1/DV

Key Site Riparian Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 71

MTH A9/B5/

B1/DV

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 30

MTH A9/B5/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area AW RHCA 3 8

MTH A9/B5/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 10

MTH A9/B5/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 161
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code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH A9/B5/

SW

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 15

MTH A9/B5/

SW

Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 10

MTH A9/B5 Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 38

MTH A9/B5 Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 495

MTH A9/B8/

B1/B2

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 88

MTH A9/DV/

SW

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 184

MTH A9/DV Key Site Riparian Area AW RHCA 3 27

MTH A9/DV Key Site Riparian Area CR CONG RESERVE 5 80

MTH A9/DV Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 450

MTH A9/DV Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 477

MTH A9/SW/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 92

MTH A9/SW/

DV

Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 53

MTH A9/SW Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 213

MTH A9/SW Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 277

MTH A9/WR Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 89

MTH A9 Key Site Riparian Area LSR LSR 4 512

MTH A9 Key Site Riparian Area Other RHCA 3 1,308

MTH B1/A8/B2 Wild & Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 20

MTH B1/A8/

B5/DV

Wild and Scenic River Corridor CR CONG RESERVE 5 210

MTH B1/A8/

B5/DV

Wild and Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 359

MTH B1/A8/B5 Wild and Scenic River Corridor CR CONG RESERVE 5 103

MTH B1/A8/

DV

Wild and Scenic River Corridor AW WSRIVER 3 27

MTH B1/A8/

DV

Wild and Scenic River Corridor CR CONG RESERVE 5 226

MTH B1/A8/

DV

Wild and Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 772

MTH B1/A8/

DV

Wild and Scenic River Corridor Other WSRIVER 3 42

MTH B1/A8 Wild and Scenic River Corridor AW WSRIVER 3 15

MTH B1/A8 Wild and Scenic River Corridor CR CONG RESERVE 5 26

MTH B1/B2/

A8/B5

Wild and Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 50
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Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH B1/B2 Wild and Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 40

MTH B1/B2 Wild and Scenic River Corridor Other WSRIVER 3 19

MTH B1/B5/

DV/SW

Wild and Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 7

MTH B1/B5/

DV/WR

Wild and Scenic River Corridor AW WSRIVER 3 21

MTH B1/B5/

DV

Wild and Scenic River Corridor AW WSRIVER 3 146

MTH B1/B5/

DV

Wild and Scenic River Corridor CR CONG RESERVE 5 359

MTH B1/B5/

DV

Wild and Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 547

MTH B1/B5/

DV

Wild and Scenic River Corridor Other WSRIVER 3 36

MTH B1/B5 Wild and Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 7

MTH B1/DV/

SW

Wild and Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 7

MTH B1/DV/

WR

Wild and Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 116

MTH B1/DV Wild and Scenic River Corridor AW WSRIVER 3 1,130

MTH B1/DV Wild and Scenic River Corridor CR CONG RESERVE 5 1,304

MTH B1/DV Wild and Scenic River Corridor LSR LSR 4 3,534

MTH B1/DV Wild and Scenic River Corridor Other WSRIVER 3 361

MTH B10/A8 Deer Winter Range Other WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 35

MTH B10/B5 Deer Winter Range AW WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 3 14

MTH B10/B5 Deer Winter Range LSR LSR 4 169

MTH B10/B5 Deer Winter Range Other WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 350

MTH B10/DV Deer Winter Range Other WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 20

MTH B10/SW Deer Winter Range Other WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 456

MTH B10 Deer Winter Range AW WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 3 326

MTH B10 Deer Winter Range LSR LSR 4 369

MTH B10 Deer Winter Range Other WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 3,106

MTH B11/A8 0 Other WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 14

MTH B11/B5 0 Other WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 600

MTH B11 0 LSR LSR 4 499

MTH B11 0 Other WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 3,494

MTH B12/A8 Backcountry Lake Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 118

MTH B12/B5 Backcountry Lake Area LSR LSR 4 93

MTH B12/B5 Backcountry Lake Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 168
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primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

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MTH B12/DV/

SW

Backcountry Lake Area LSR LSR 4 10

MTH B12/DV/

SW

Backcountry Lake Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 72

MTH B12/DV Backcountry Lake Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 73

MTH B12/SW/

DV

Backcountry Lake Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 71

MTH B12/SW Backcountry Lake Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 156

MTH B12 Backcountry Lake Area LSR LSR 4 421

MTH B12 Backcountry Lake Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 468

MTH B2/A8/

B5/SW

Scenic Viewshed LSR LSR 4 43

MTH B2/A8/

B5

Scenic Viewshed LSR LSR 4 894

MTH B2/A8/

B5

Scenic Viewshed Other VISUAL 2 1,202

MTH B2/A8/

SW

Scenic Viewshed LSR LSR 4 295

MTH B2/A8 Scenic Viewshed AW VISUAL 3 15

MTH B2/A8 Scenic Viewshed LSR LSR 4 2,257

MTH B2/A8 Scenic Viewshed Other VISUAL 2 2,756

MTH B2/A9/

SW

Scenic Viewshed LSR LSR 4 6

MTH B2/B5/

SW

Scenic Viewshed Other VISUAL 2 109

MTH B2/B5/

WR

Scenic Viewshed LSR LSR 4 316

MTH B2/B5/

WR

Scenic Viewshed Other VISUAL 2 16

MTH B2/B5 Scenic Viewshed AW VISUAL 3 121

MTH B2/B5 Scenic Viewshed CR CONG RESERVE 5 21

MTH B2/B5 Scenic Viewshed LSR LSR 4 1,041

MTH B2/B5 Scenic Viewshed Other VISUAL 2 3,302

MTH B2/DV Scenic Viewshed AW VISUAL 3 18

MTH B2/SW Scenic Viewshed LSR LSR 4 1,657

MTH B2/SW Scenic Viewshed Other VISUAL 2 4,810

MTH B2/WR/

SW

Scenic Viewshed Other VISUAL 2 14

MTH B2/WR Scenic Viewshed AW VISUAL 3 22

MTH B2/WR Scenic Viewshed LSR LSR 4 1,058
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Management area 

primary objective

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class 

code GIS area

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MTH B2/WR Scenic Viewshed Other VISUAL 2 915

MTH B2 Scenic Viewshed #N/A VISUAL 2 41

MTH B2 Scenic Viewshed AW VISUAL 3 1,068

MTH B2 Scenic Viewshed CR CONG RESERVE 5 75

MTH B2 Scenic Viewshed LSR LSR 4 9,958

MTH B2 Scenic Viewshed Other VISUAL 2 35,928

MTH B3/A8/

DV

Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

LSR LSR 4 34

MTH B3/B5/

DV

Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

LSR LSR 4 132

MTH B3/B5 Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

LSR LSR 4 241

MTH B3/B5 Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

Other VISUAL 2 138

MTH B3/DV Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

LSR LSR 4 672

MTH B3/DV Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

Other VISUAL 2 145

MTH B3/SW/

DV

Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

LSR LSR 4 151

MTH B3/SW/

DV

Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

Other VISUAL 2 244

MTH B3/SW Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

Other VISUAL 2 219

MTH B3 Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

LSR LSR 4 1,378

MTH B3 Roaded Recreation (limited harvest, 

old C3)

Other VISUAL 2 1,744

MTH B4/B5 Pine/Oak (Wildlife Emphasis) Other WILDLIFE 2 550

MTH B4/DV Pine/Oak (Wildlife Emphasis) Other WILDLIFE 2 7

MTH B4 Pine/Oak (Wildlife Emphasis) LSR LSR 4 363

MTH B4 Pine/Oak (Wildlife Emphasis) Other WILDLIFE 2 5,381

MTH B5/SW Woodpecker/Marten Management 

Area

Other WILDLIFE 2 134

MTH B6/A8/

B5/DV

Special Emphasis Watershed LSR LSR 4 143

MTH B6/A8/

B5/DV

Special Emphasis Watershed Other WATERSHED 2 216

MTH B6/A8/

B5

Special Emphasis Watershed LSR LSR 4 385
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MTH B6/A8/

B5

Special Emphasis Watershed Other WATERSHED 2 500

MTH B6/A8/

DV

Special Emphasis Watershed LSR LSR 4 63

MTH B6/A8/

DV

Special Emphasis Watershed Other WATERSHED 2 287

MTH B6/A8 Special Emphasis Watershed LSR LSR 4 1,031

MTH B6/A8 Special Emphasis Watershed Other WATERSHED 2 1,178

MTH B6/B5/

DV

Special Emphasis Watershed LSR LSR 4 945

MTH B6/B5/

DV

Special Emphasis Watershed Other WATERSHED 2 653

MTH B6/B5 Special Emphasis Watershed LSR LSR 4 394

MTH B6/B5 Special Emphasis Watershed Other WATERSHED 2 2,800

MTH B6/DV Special Emphasis Watershed AW WATERSHED 3 19

MTH B6/DV Special Emphasis Watershed LSR LSR 4 4,153

MTH B6/DV Special Emphasis Watershed Other WATERSHED 2 1,553

MTH B6 Special Emphasis Watershed AW WATERSHED 3 21

MTH B6 Special Emphasis Watershed LSR LSR 4 4,296

MTH B6 Special Emphasis Watershed Other WATERSHED 2 27,038

MTH B8/A8/

B1/B2

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 55

MTH B8/A8/

B2

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 23

MTH B8/A8/

B2

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 72

MTH B8/B1/B2 Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 38

MTH B8/B1/

DV

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 308

MTH B8/B1/

DV

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 33

MTH B8/B12/

DV/SW

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 27

MTH B8/B2/

WR

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 8

MTH B8/B2 Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 60

MTH B8/B5/

B1/B2/

WR

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 46
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NWFP 

code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH B8/B5/

B1/B2/

WR

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 21

MTH B8/B5/

B1/B2

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 5

MTH B8/B5/

B1/DV/

WR

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 38

MTH B8/B5/

B2/WR

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 19

MTH B8/B5/

B2

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 14

MTH B8/B5/

DV/SW

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 77

MTH B8/B5/

DV/SW

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 31

MTH B8/B5/

DV/WR

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 12

MTH B8/B5/

DV/WR

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 168

MTH B8/B5/

DV

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 9

MTH B8/B5/

DV

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 90

MTH B8/B5/

SW/DV

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 93

MTH B8/B5/

SW/DV

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 12

MTH B8/B5/

SW

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 16

MTH B8/B5/

SW

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 134

MTH B8/B5/

WR

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 6

MTH B8/B5/

WR

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 30

MTH B8/B5 Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 19

MTH B8/B5 Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 53

MTH B8/DV/

SW

Earthflow Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 6

MTH B8/DV/

SW

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 1,800
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code

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primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH B8/DV/

SW

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 1,564

MTH B8/DV/

WR

Earthflow Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 20

MTH B8/DV/

WR

Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 161

MTH B8/DV/

WR

Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 2,622

MTH B8/DV Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 150

MTH B8/DV Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 1,246

MTH B8/SW Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 2,698

MTH B8/WR Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 13

MTH B8/WR Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 836

MTH B8 Earthflow Area LSR LSR 4 35

MTH B8 Earthflow Area Other UNIQUE AREAS 2 879

MTH B9/A8/B5 Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis Other WILDLIFE 2 56

MTH B9/A8/

DV

Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis Other WILDLIFE 2 26

MTH B9/A8 Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis Other WILDLIFE 2 41

MTH B9/B5/

DV

Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis Other WILDLIFE 2 453

MTH B9/B5 Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis Other WILDLIFE 2 132

MTH B9/DV Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis AW WILDLIFE 3 13

MTH B9/DV Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis Other WILDLIFE 2 1,732

MTH B9 Wildlife/Visuals Emphasis Other WILDLIFE 2 13

MTH C1/A2/

DV

Wood Product Emphasis LSR LSR 4 52

MTH C1/A8/B5 Wood Product Emphasis LSR LSR 4 674

MTH C1/A8/B5 Wood Product Emphasis Other TIMBER 1 813

MTH C1/A8/

DV

Wood Product Emphasis LSR LSR 4 133

MTH C1/A8 Wood Product Emphasis LSR LSR 4 780

MTH C1/A8 Wood Product Emphasis Other TIMBER 1 2,324

MTH C1/B5 Wood Product Emphasis LSR LSR 4 1,244

MTH C1/B5 Wood Product Emphasis Other TIMBER 1 5,550

MTH C1/B6 Wood Product Emphasis LSR LSR 4 198

MTH C1/SW Wood Product Emphasis Other TIMBER 1 459

MTH C1 Wood Product Emphasis #N/A TIMBER 1 87

MTH C1 Wood Product Emphasis AW TIMBER 3 216

MTH C1 Wood Product Emphasis LSR LSR 4 14,551
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code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH C1 Wood Product Emphasis Other TIMBER 1 67,426

MTH DA1/

DA8/

DB5

Bull Run (Physical Drainage) LSR LSR 4 403

MTH DA1/

DA8

Bull Run (Physical Drainage) AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 134

MTH DA1/

DA8

Bull Run (Physical Drainage) LSR LSR 4 2,978

MTH DA1/

DB2

Bull Run (Physical Drainage) LSR LSR 4 31

MTH DA1/DB5 Bull Run (Physical Drainage) AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 209

MTH DA1/DB5 Bull Run (Physical Drainage) LSR LSR 4 1,961

MTH DA1/

EB2/

SW

Bull Run (Physical Drainage) LSR LSR 4 11

MTH DA1 Bull Run (Physical Drainage) AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 5,430

MTH DA1 Bull Run (Physical Drainage) CR CONG RESERVE 5 10

MTH DA1 Bull Run (Physical Drainage) LSR LSR 4 17,392

MTH DA13/

DA1

Bull Run (Bald Eagle Habitat Area) LSR LSR 4 17

MTH DA13/

DA8/

DA1

Bull Run (Bald Eagle Habitat Area) LSR LSR 4 15

MTH DA2/

DB5

Bull Run (North Buffer) LSR LSR 4 125

MTH DA2 Bull Run (North Buffer) LSR LSR 4 455

MTH DA3/

DA1/

DA8

Bull Run (Research Natural Area 

Expansion)

LSR RNA 5 46

MTH DA3/

DA1/

DB5

Bull Run or Big Bend Research 

Natural Area

LSR RNA 5 388

MTH DA3/

DA1

Bull Run (Research Natural Area) LSR RNA 5 1,264

MTH DA3/

DA8/

DA1/

DB5

Bull Run (Research Natural Area) LSR RNA 5 74

MTH DA3/

DA8/

DA1

Bull Run (Research Natural Area) LSR RNA 5 411

MTH DA3 Bull Run (Research Natural Area) LSR RNA 5 192
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Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH DA9/

DA1/

DB5

Bull Run (Key Site Riparian Area) LSR LSR 4 39

MTH DA9/

DA1

Bull Run (Key Site Riparian Area) LSR LSR 4 157

MTH DA9 Bull Run (Key Site Riparian Area) AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 234

MTH DA9 Bull Run (Key Site Riparian Area) LSR LSR 4 138

MTH DB2/

EB2/

DB5/

EB5

Bull Run (Scenic Viewshed) LSR LSR 4 54

MTH DB2 Bull Run (Scenic Viewshed) AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 12

MTH DB2 Bull Run (Scenic Viewshed) LSR LSR 4 208

MTH DB8/

DA8

Bull Run (Earthflow Area) AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 80

MTH DB8/

DB5

Bull Run (Earthflow Area) AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 53

MTH DC1/

DA8/

DB5

Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products 

Emphasis)

AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 137

MTH DC1/

DA8/

DB5

Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products 

Emphasis)

LSR LSR 4 13

MTH DC1/

DA8

Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products 

Emphasis)

AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 292

MTH DC1/

DA8

Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products 

Emphasis)

LSR LSR 4 385

MTH DC1/DB5 Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products 

Emphasis)

AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 710

MTH DC1/DB5 Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products 

Emphasis)

LSR LSR 4 381

MTH DC1 Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products 

Emphasis)

AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 457

MTH DC1 Bull Run (Buffer-Wood Products 

Emphasis)

LSR LSR 4 503

MTH EA1/

EA8/

EB5

CRGNSA (Scenic Area) LSR LSR 4 911

MTH EA1/EA8 CRGNSA (Scenic Area) LSR LSR 4 2,884

MTH EA1/EB5 CRGNSA (Scenic Area) LSR LSR 4 941

MTH EA1 CRGNSA (Scenic Area) AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 106

MTH EA1 CRGNSA (Scenic Area) LSR LSR 4 7,609
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NWFP 

code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

MTH EA12 CRGNSA (Outdoor Education Area) AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 14

MTH EA12 CRGNSA (Outdoor Education Area) LSR UNIQUE AREAS 5 161

MTH EA13 CRGNSA (Bald Eagle Habitat Area) LSR LSR 4 60

MTH EA4 CRGNSA (Special Interest Area) LSR LSR 4 56

MTH EA9/EB5 CRGNSA (Key Site Riparian Area) LSR LSR 4 21

MTH EA9 CRGNSA (Key Site Riparian Area) LSR LSR 4 71

MTH EB2/DB2 CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed) LSR LSR 4 8

MTH EB2/

EA8/

EB5

CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed) LSR LSR 4 31

MTH EB2/

EA8/

SW

CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed) LSR LSR 4 8

MTH EB2/EA8 CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed) LSR LSR 4 247

MTH EB2/EB5 CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed) LSR LSR 4 8

MTH EB2/SW CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed) LSR LSR 4 31

MTH EB2 CRGNSA (Scenic Viewshed) LSR LSR 4 510

OKA 04 Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized 

Recreation Summer and Fall

SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 5,018

OKA 04M Semi-Primitive Motorized Recreation SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 2,252

OKA 05 Roaded Natural Recreation and 

Scenic Viewing, Retention or Partial 

Retention

VISUAL 2 26,277

OKA 08 Designated Research Natural Areas RNA 5 4,179

OKA 11 Bighorn Sheep Habitat Management WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 1,574

OKA 12 Lynx Habitat Management WILDLIFE 2 30,212

OKA 14 Deer Winter Range—Wood Fiber 

Production

WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 39,075

OKA 15 Designated Wilderness Unmodified 

Primitive

CONG RESERVE 5 64,111

OKA 17 Developed Recreation Opportunities DEV REC 3 439

OKA 18 Designated Botanical Area RNA 5 975

OKA 24 Mineral Exploration & Development TIMBER 1 1,567

OKA 25 Intensive Timber and Range 

Management

TIMBER 1 81,333

OKA 26 Deer Winter Range Roaded Modified 

Recreation

WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 24,376

OKA 30 Late-Successional Reserve, 

Management Area 04

LSR LSR 3 28,359

OKA 31 Late-Successional Reserve, 

Management Area 04M

LSR LSR 3 5,860
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OKA 32 Late-Successional Reserve, 

Management Area 05

LSR LSR 3 26,998

OKA 33 Matrix, Management Area 05 Other VISUAL 2 12,705

OKA 34 Administratively Withdrawn, 

Management Area 07 North Cascades 

Scenic Highway Corridor

AW VISUAL 3 32,709

OKA 35 Administratively Withdrawn, 

Management Area 08

AW RNA 5 58

OKA 36 Administratively Withdrawn, 

Management Area 10 Mountain 

Goat Habitat Management

AW WILDLIFE 3 2,801

OKA 37 Late-Successional Reserve, 

Management Area 10 Mountain 

Goat Habitat Management

LSR LSR 3 10,500

OKA 38 Late-Successional Reserve, 

Management Area 14

LSR LSR 3 2,885

OKA 39 Matrix, Management Area 14 Other WILDLIFE 2 13,999

OKA 40 Congressionally Reserved, 

Management Area 15A Designated 

Wilderness Unmodified Pristine

CR CONG RESERVE 5 52,931

OKA 41 Congressionally Reserved, 

Management Area 15B

CR CONG RESERVE 5 137,006

OKA 42 Late Successional Reserve, 

Management Area 17

LSR LSR 3 1,777

OKA 43 Matrix, Management Area 17 Other DEV REC 3 28

OKA 44 Administratively Withdrawn, 

Management Area 17

AW DEV REC 3 34

OKA 45 Late-Successional Reserve, 

Management Area 24

LSR LSR 3 3,076

OKA 46 Late-Successional Reserve, 

Management Area 25

LSR LSR 3 35,484

OKA 47 Matrix, Management Area 25 Other TIMBER 1 35,740

OKA 48 Late-Successional Reserve, 

Management Area 26

LSR LSR 3 1,214

OKA 49 Matrix, Management Area 26 Other WILDLIFE 2 5,334

OKA 51 Administratively Withdrawn, 

Management Area 14

AW WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 3 84

OKA 52 Administratively Withdrawn, 

Management Area 26

AW WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 3 49

OLY WSR Scenic CR CONG RESERVE 5 35,332

OLY A1A Undev Rec Motorized AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 374

OLY A1A Undev Rec Motorized LSR LSR 4 13,499
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NWFP 

code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

OLY A1B Undev Rec Motorized AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 219

OLY A1B Undev Rec Motorized LSR LSR 4 2,288

OLY A2 Scenic #N/A VISUAL 2 24

OLY A2 Scenic AMA VISUAL 2 3,963

OLY A2 Scenic LSR LSR 4 13,604

OLY A3 Developed Rec and Admin Sites AMA DEV REC 3 87

OLY A3 Developed Rec and Admin Sites LSR LSR 4 197

OLY A4AS WSR Scenic AMA WSRIVER 2 29

OLY A4AS WSR Scenic LSR LSR 4 1,486

OLY A4AW WSR Scenic LSR WSRIVER 5 582

OLY A4BG General Level River Corridor AMA VISUAL 2 898

OLY A4BG General Level River Corridor LSR LSR 4 3,379

OLY A4BM Minimum Level River Corridor AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 16

OLY A4BM Minimum Level River Corridor LSR LSR 4 464

OLY A4BN Natural Level River Corridor AMA VISUAL 2 17

OLY A4BN Natural Level River Corridor LSR LSR 4 3,917

OLY C3 Eagle Habitat AMA WILDLIFE 3 117

OLY C3 Eagle Habitat LSR LSR 4 330

OLY E1 Timber Management AMA TIMBER 2 43,762

OLY E1 Timber Management LSR LSR 4 111,457

OLY F1 Municipal Watershed AMA WATERSHED 2 2,530

OLY F1 Municipal Watershed LSR LSR 4 13,854

OLY J2 Research Natural Areas AMA RNA 5 91

OLY J2 Research Natural Areas LSR RNA 5 534

OLY J3 Botanical Research Areas LSR UNIQUE AREAS 5 1,285

ROG 03 Backcountry Non-Motorized AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 5,252

ROG 04 Developed Recreation AW DEV REC 3 2,362

ROG 05 Special Interest Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 7,283

ROG 06 Foreground Retention MAT VISUAL 2 4,309

ROG 07 Foreground Partial Retention MAT VISUAL 2 945

ROG 08 Middleground Retention MAT VISUAL 2 98

ROG 09 Middleground Partial Retention MAT VISUAL 2 1,578

ROG 10 Wild River CR CONG RESERVE 5 810

ROG 11 Scenic River CR CONG RESERVE 5 3,974

ROG 12 Botanical Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 2,262

ROG 13 Wilderness CR CONG RESERVE 5 37,480

ROG 14 Big Game Winter Range MAT WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 15,333

ROG 15 OLDGROWTH 3 414
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ROG 16 Mature Habitat MAT OLDGROWTH 2 92

ROG 20 Timber Suitable 1 MAT TIMBER 1 23,214

ROG 21 Timber Suitable 2 MAT TIMBER 1 146

ROG 22 AW WATERSHED 3 4,187

ROG 23 Managed Watershed MAT WATERSHED 2 11,558

ROG 25 Research Natural Area AW RNA 5 2,556

ROG 26 Riparian Reserve RR RHCA 3 49,086

ROG 27 Adaptive Management Area AMA AMA 2 30,378

ROG 27 Adaptive Management Area AMA AMA 2 22

ROG 28 Late-Successional Reserve LSR LSR 3 49,300

SIS 01 Wilderness CR CONG RESERVE 5 94,267

SIS 02 Wild River CR CONG RESERVE 5 2,064

SIS 03 Research Natural Areas AMA RNA 5 1,885

SIS 04 Botanical AMA UNIQUE AREAS 3 6,582

SIS 05 Unique Interest AMA UNIQUE AREAS 3 860

SIS 06 Backcountry Rec. AMA PRIMITIVE 3 16,708

SIS 07 Supplemental Resource AMA WATERSHED 3 10,735

SIS 09 Special Wildlife Site AMA WILDLIFE 3 4,195

SIS 10 Scenic/Recreation River AMA WSRIVER 3 4,371

SIS 111 Riparian Reserve RR RHCA 3 2,403

SIS 112 Riparian Reserve RR RHCA 3 5,582

SIS 113 Riparian Reserve RR RHCA 3 10,813

SIS 12 Retention Visual MAT VISUAL 2 701

SIS 13 Partial Retention Visual #N/A VISUAL 2 25

SIS 13 Partial Retention Visual MAT VISUAL 2 12,010

SIS 14 Matrix #N/A TIMBER 1 13

SIS 14 Matrix MAT TIMBER 1 57,644

SIS 14A Administrative Study Areas AMA ADMIN SITES 3 7,610

SIS R Late Successional Reserves LSR LSR 3 202,631

SIS RM Late Successional Reserves LSR LSR 3 602

SIU Cascade Head SRA UNIQUE AREAS 3 17

SIU Research Natural Area AMA RNA 5 17,971

SIU Research Natural Area AMR RNA 5 34,936

SIU Oregon Dunes NRA AW DUNESNRA NA 14,239

SIU Wilderness CR CONG RESERVE 5 11,118

SIU Silverspot Butterfly LSR LSR 4 144,874

SIU Unknown (preempted by NWFP) ND NOT KNOWN NK 1,607

SIU Unknown (preempted by NWFP) Other RHCA 3 30,658
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code LRMP description

NWFP 

code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

UMP 01XX AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 5 473

UMP 01XX AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 5 5,713

UMP 01XX LSR LSR 4 3,130

UMP 02XX AW DEV REC 3 3,455

UMP 03XX AW DEV REC 3 1,543

UMP 04EX ROGUE/UMPQUA CR CONG RESERVE 5 1,056

UMP 04XX ROGUE/UMPQUA, MT. THIELSEN, 

OR BOULDER CR

CR CONG RESERVE 5 28,007

UMP 05XX OCRA AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 14,950

UMP 06XX AMA UNIQUE AREAS 3 6

UMP 06XX Cow Creek Geologic SIA or other AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 167

UMP 06XX LSR LSR 4 1,770

UMP 06XX Cow Creek Geologic SIA or other Other UNIQUE AREAS 3 51

UMP 07XX NU WILD & SCENI LSR LSR 4 2,461

UMP 07XX NU WILD & SCENI Other WSRIVER 3 129

UMP 08XX AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 297

UMP 09XX SQUAW FLAT AW RNA 5 15

UMP 09XX SQUAW FLAT OR LIMPY ROCK LSR LSR 4 979

UMP 10FM LSR LSR 4 2,672

UMP 10XX AMA VISUAL 2 18,293

UMP 10XX LSR LSR 4 59,541

UMP 10XX LSR LSR 3 4,609

UMP 10XX LSR LSR 4 5,863

UMP 10XX Other VISUAL 2 111,745

UMP 11FM LSR LSR 4 1,042

UMP 11XX AMA WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 5,841

UMP 11XX AW WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 121

UMP 11XX LSR LSR 4 21,318

UMP 11XX LSR LSR 3 1,213

UMP 11XX LSR LSR 4 2,156

UMP 11XX Other WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 48,500

UMP 12RX LSR LSR 4 1,283

UMP 12SX LSR LSR 4 18

UMP 12TX LSR LSR 4 21,136

UMP 12TX Other UNIQUE AREAS 3 21

UMP 12WX LSR LSR 4 21,070

UMP 13TX LSR LSR 4 1,107

UMP 13TX LSR LSR 4 371
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Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

UMP 13TX Other UNIQUE AREAS 3 5,315

UMP 13WX Other UNIQUE AREAS 3 444

UMP 14XX AW PRIMITIVE 5 586

WEN EF1 Experimental Forest AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 1,770

WEN EW1 Key Wildlife Range LSR LSR 3 7,103

WEN EW1 Key Wildlife Range MLSA LSR 3 5,443

WEN EW1 Key Wildlife Range MAT WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 39,664

WEN EW2 Riparian Zone RR RHCA 3 244

WEN EW3 Unroaded Wildlife Area AW WILDLIFE 3 3,242

WEN EW3 Unroaded Wildlife Area LSR LSR 3 4,974

WEN EW3 Unroaded Wildlife Area MLSA LSR 3 39

WEN EW3 Unroaded Wildlife Area MAT WILDLIFE 3 19

WEN FS_PEN FS Ownship—Alloc Pending AMA CONG RESERVE 5 389

WEN FS_PEN FS Ownship—Alloc Pending #N/A CONG RESERVE 5 3,585

WEN FS_PEN FS Ownship—Alloc Pending MAT CONG RESERVE 5 16

WEN GF General Forest AW TIMBER 3 44

WEN GF General Forest AMA TIMBER 2 18,400

WEN GF General Forest LSR LSR 3 73,086

WEN GF General Forest MLSA LSR 3 15,838

WEN GF General Forest MAT TIMBER 1 77,405

WEN MP1 Mather Memorial Parkway AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 2,614

WEN MP1 Mather Memorial Parkway LSR LSR 3 71

WEN MP1 Mather Memorial Parkway MLSA LSR 3 2,934

WEN OG1 Dedicated Old Growth AW OLDGROWTH 3 418

WEN OG1 Dedicated Old Growth LSR LSR 3 519

WEN RE1 Developed Recreation AW DEV REC 3 1,817

WEN RE1 Developed Recreation AMA DEV REC 3 144

WEN RE1 Developed Recreation LSR LSR 3 115

WEN RE2A Unroaded Motorized—No 4×4s AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 13,606

WEN RE2A Unroaded Motorized—No 4×4s AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 4,053

WEN RE2A Unroaded Motorized—No 4×4s LSR LSR 3 17,273

WEN RE2B Unroaded Motorized—4×4s OK AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 1,073

WEN RE2B Unroaded Motorized—4×4s OK LSR LSR 3 7,412

WEN RE3 Unroaded Non-Motorized AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 14,642

WEN RE3 Unroaded Non-Motorized AMA SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 2,680

WEN RE3 Unroaded Non-Motorized LSR LSR 3 33,626

WEN RE3 Unroaded Non-Motorized MLSA LSR 3 290

WEN RE4 Unroaded Harvest LSR LSR 3 2,222
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code LRMP description

NWFP 

code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

WEN RE4 Unroaded Harvest MAT TIMBER 2 739

WEN RM1 Range Management LSR LSR 3 304

WEN RM1 Range Management MAT WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 6,781

WEN RN1 Research Natural Area AW RNA 5 187

WEN RN1 Research Natural Area LSR RNA 5 870

WEN SI1 Special Interest Area—Scenic AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 10,413

WEN SI1 Special Interest Area—Scenic AMA UNIQUE AREAS 3 7,775

WEN SI1 Special Interest Area—Scenic LSR LSR 3 15,311

WEN SI1 Special Interest Area—Scenic MLSA LSR 3 857

WEN SI2 Spec Int Area—Ecological, etc. AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 823

WEN SI2 Spec Int Area—Ecological, etc. LSR LSR 3 545

WEN SI2 Spec Int Area—Ecological, etc. MLSA LSR 3 259

WEN ST1 Scenic Travel—Retention AW VISUAL 3 349

WEN ST1 Scenic Travel—Retention AMA VISUAL 2 8,100

WEN ST1 Scenic Travel—Retention #N/A CONG RESERVE 5 5

WEN ST1 Scenic Travel—Retention LSR LSR 3 17,846

WEN ST1 Scenic Travel—Retention MLSA LSR 3 1,557

WEN ST1 Scenic Travel—Retention MAT VISUAL 2 21,028

WEN ST2 Scenic Travel—Partial Retention AW VISUAL 3 70

WEN ST2 Scenic Travel—Partial Retention AMA VISUAL 2 3,103

WEN ST2 Scenic Travel—Partial Retention #N/A CONG RESERVE 5 31

WEN ST2 Scenic Travel—Partial Retention LSR LSR 3 43,757

WEN ST2 Scenic Travel—Partial Retention MLSA LSR 3 5,542

WEN ST2 Scenic Travel—Partial Retention MAT VISUAL 2 43,086

WEN WI Wilderness AMA CONG RESERVE 5 43

WEN WI Wilderness CR CONG RESERVE 5 341,752

WEN WI Wilderness #N/A CONG RESERVE 5 10

WEN WI Wilderness MAT CONG RESERVE 5 11

WEN WS1 Scenic River AMA WSRIVER 2 1,250

WEN WS1 Scenic River LSR LSR 3 1,589

WEN WS1 Scenic River MAT WSRIVER 2 918

WEN WS2 Recreational River AMA WSRIVER 2 530

WEN WS2 Recreational River LSR LSR 3 4,482

WEN WS2 Recreational River MAT WSRIVER 2 1,571

WEN WS3 Wild River AW WSRIVER 5 58

WIN 10 Big Game Winter Range WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 15,039

WIN 10 Big Game Winter Range Other WILDLIFE/UNGULATES 2 945

WIN 12 Timber Production TIMBER 1 186,974
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WIN 12 Timber Production LSR LSR 3 155

WIN 12 Timber Production Other TIMBER 1 32,605

WIN 13 Research Natural Areas RNA 5 594

WIN 13 Research Natural Areas LSR RNA 5 473

WIN 15 Upper Williamson TIMBER 1 15,613

WIN 16 Late Successional Reserves/Enhance 

LSR Conditions

LSR LSR 3 23,442

WIN 16 Late Successional Reserves/Enhance 

LSR Conditions

LSR LSR 3 36

WIN 16 Late Successional Reserves/Enhance 

LSR Conditions

Other LSR 3 1,040

WIN 18 Riapian Reserve In Matrix LSR LSR 3 2,305

WIN 18 Riapian Reserve In Matrix Other RHCA 3 4,450

WIN 1A Yamsay Mountain SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 3,423

WIN 1B Brown Mountain LSR LSR 3 1,341

WIN 1C Pelican Butte AW SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 3,009

WIN 1C Pelican Butte LSR LSR 3 1,530

WIN 2 Developed Recreation In LSR DEV REC 3 160

WIN 2 Developed Recreation In LSR AW DEV REC 3 239

WIN 2 Developed Recreation In LSR LSR LSR 3 776

WIN 3A Scenic FG-R In Matrix VISUAL 2 5,302

WIN 3A Scenic FG-R LSR LSR 3 38

WIN 3A Scenic FG-R In Matrix Other VISUAL 2 3,162

WIN 3B Scenic FG-PR VISUAL 2 6,665

WIN 3B Scenic FG-PR Other VISUAL 2 1,451

WIN 3C Scenic MG-PR VISUAL 2 13,112

WIN 3C Scenic MG-PR LSR LSR 3 212

WIN 3C Scenic MG-PR Other VISUAL 2 10,323

WIN 4AD Devils Garden Geologic Area SEMI-PRIMITIVE REC 3 219

WIN 4AP Pinnacles Geologic Area UNIQUE AREAS 3 79

WIN 4AP Pinnacles Geologic Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 3 111

WIN 4B Mares’ Egg Spring Botanical Area AW UNIQUE AREAS 5 12

WIN 4C Williamson River Gorge Scenic Area VISUAL 5 681

WIN 4C Williamson River Gorge Scenic Area AW VISUAL 5 211

WIN 4D Saddle Mountain Cultural Resource 

Area

UNIQUE AREAS 5 3,042

WIN 4D Saddle Mountain Cultural Resource 

Area

AW UNIQUE AREAS 5 2,887

WIN 5 Sycan National Wild And Scenic River WSRIVER 3 931
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NWFP 

code

Management area 

primary objective

Land 

class 

code GIS area

Hectares

WIN 6A Mount Thielsen Wilderness CR CONG RESERVE 5 10,545

WIN 6B Sky Lakes Wilderness CR CONG RESERVE 5 17,838

WIN 6C Mountain Lakes Wilderness CR CONG RESERVE 5 9,301

WIN 7 Old-Growth Ecosystems OLDGROWTH 3 7,660

WIN 7 Old-Growth Ecosystems AW OLDGROWTH 3 1,059

WIN 7OG Old-Growth Aesthetics OLDGROWTH 3 8,076

WIN 7OG Old-Growth Aesthetics AW OLDGROWTH 3 1,190

WIN 8 Riparian Areas RHCA 3 15,408

WIN 9A Bald Eagle Nest And Recovery Sites WILDLIFE 3 1,328

WIN 9A Bald Eagle Nest And Recovery Sites AW WILDLIFE 3 1,114

WIN 9A Bald Eagle Nest And Recovery Sites LSR LSR 3 382

WIN 9B Bald Eagle Replacement Habitat In 

Matrix

WILDLIFE 2 782

WIN 9B Bald Eagle Replacement Habitat In 

LSR

LSR LSR 3 923

WIN 9B Bald Eagle Nest And Recovery Sites LSR LSR 3 26

WIN 9B Bald Eagle Replacement Habitat In 

Matrix

Other WILDLIFE 2 2,161

WIN 9C Bald Eagle Winter Roosting Habitat AW WILDLIFE 3 77

WIN 9C Bald Eagle Winter Roosting Habitat In 

LSR

LSR LSR 3 894

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 NWFP land use allocation

AMA Adaptive Management Area

AMR Adaptive Management Reserve (LSRs within AMAs)

AW Administratively Withdrawn

CR Congressionally Reserved

LSR Late-Successional Reserve

MAT Matrix

MLSA Managed Late-Successional Area

ND Not designated

Other This category depicts a mix of Matrix, Riparian 

Reserves, and other unmapped land allocations

RR Riparian Reserve

Table 6 —National forest codesa

Forest code Forest name

COL Colville

DES Deschutes

FRE Fremont

GIP Gifford Pinchot

MAL Malheur

MBS Mount Baker-Snoqualmie

MTH Mount Hood

OCH Ochoco

OKA Okanogan

OLY Olympic

ROG Rogue River

SIS Siskiyou

SIU Siuslaw

UMA Umatilla

UMP Umpqua

WAW Wallowa-Whitman

WEN Wenatchee

WIL Willamette

WIN 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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