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**Title:****Lower Joseph Creek Restoration Project:final environmental impact statement. [Maps]
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SuDoc Number:A 13.92:L 95/2
Item Number:0080-F (online)
CGP System Number:001014533
 
Maps 1-4
 
Map 1. Location of the Lower Joseph CreekRestoration Project
Map 2. Watershed Condition Framework ratingsfor the LJCRP area
Map 3. Lower Grande Ronde subbasin andwatersheds of the Lower Joseph Creek Restoration Project
Map 4. Droughty soils within the Lower JosephCreek Restoration Project
 
Maps 5-8
 
Map 5. Non-native invasive plant species foundwithin the LJCRP area
Map 6. Current level of connectivity betweendesignated old groth (MA15) and other late seral old forest.
Map 7. Current forest canopy cover classesacross the LJCRP area.
Map 8.Water quality limited waters associatedwith the Lower Joseph Creek Restoration Project
 
Maps 9-11A
 
Map 9. Soils of the Lower Joseph CreekRestoration Project
Map 10. Five Panel Map illustrating applicationof FSH 1909.12 Chapter 71 potential wilderness criteria
Map 11. Wallowa-Whitman Forest Plan ManagementAreas
Map 11a. Wallowa-Whitman Forest Plan managementareas and proposed Alternative 2 treatments within the Lower Joseph CreekRestoration Project boundaries
 
Maps 11B-12B
 
Map 11b. Wallowa-Whitman Forest Plan managementareas and proposed Alternative 3 treatments within the Lower Joseph CreekRestoration Project boundaries
Map 12. Existing condition- road status
Map 12a. Existing condition- road status northhalf of project area
Map 12b. Existing condition- road status southhalf of project area
 
Maps 13-14
 
Map 13. Alternative 1 - road status
Map 13a. Alternative 1- road status north halfof project area
Map 13b. Alternative 1- road status south halfof project area
Map 14. Alternative 2 -Forest vegetationtreatments
 
Maps 15-16
 
Map 15. Alternative 2 - road network
Map 15a. Alternative 2- road network north halfof project area
Map 15b. Alternative 2- road network south halfof project area
Map 16. Alternative 3 - Vegetation treatments
 
Maps 17-18
 
Map 17.Alternative 3 - road network
Map 17a. Alternative 3- road network north halfof project area
Map 17b. Altenrative 3- road network south halfof project area
Map 18. Landforms of the Lower Joseph CreekRestoration Project
 
Maps 19-22
 
Map 19. Grazing allotments of the Lower JosephCreek Restoration Project and Alternative 2 vegetation treatments
Map 20. Alternative 2 - Prescribed firepriorities
Map 21. Alternative 3 - Prescribed firepriorities
Map 22. Overlap of vegetation treatments underalternatives 2 and 3 with IRA, PWA, and other undeveloped lands
 
Maps 23-16
 
Map 23. Overlap of vegetation treatments underalternatives 2 and 3 with areas identified as unroaded by Oregon Wild
Map 24. Sensitive plant surveys and locationsin the Lower Joseph Creek Restoration Project area
Map 25. Alternative 2- Logging systems
Map 26. Alternative 3- Logging systems
 
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August 23, 2017**********