the inlet of Turnagain Arm, known as 
‘‘Turnagain Arm’’. 
(B) HONKER DIVIDE.—Certain land in the 
Tongass National Forest, totaling approxi-
mately 75,000 acres, located on north central 
Prince of Wales Island, comprising the Thorne 
River and Hatchery Creek watersheds, stretch-
ing approximately 40 miles northwest from the 
vicinity of the town of Thorne Bay to the vicin-
ity of the town of Coffman Cove, generally 
known as the ‘‘Honker Divide’’. 
(3) ARIZONA: NORTH RIM OF THE GRAND CAN-
YON.—Certain land in the Kaibab National Forest 
that is included in the Grand Canyon Game Pre-
serve, totaling approximately 500,000 acres, abut-
ting the northern side of the Grand Canyon in the 
area generally known as the ‘‘North Rim of the 
Grand Canyon’’. 
(4) ARKANSAS.— 
(A) COW CREEK DRAINAGE, ARKANSAS.— 
Certain land in the Ouachita National Forest, 
Mena Ranger District, in Polk County, totaling 
approximately 7,000 acres, known as ‘‘Cow 
Creek Drainage, Arkansas’’, and bounded ap-
proximately— 
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(i) on the north, by County Road 95; 
(ii) on the south, by County Road 
157; 
(iii) on the east, by County Road 48; 
and 
(iv) on the west, by the Arkansas- 
Oklahoma border. 
(B) LEADER
AND
BRUSH
MOUNTAINS.— 
Certain land in the Ouachita National Forest, 
Montgomery County and Polk County, totaling 
approximately 120,000 acres, known as ‘‘Lead-
er Mountain’’ and ‘‘Brush Mountain’’, located 
in the vicinity of the Blaylock Creek Watershed 
between Long Creek and the South Fork of the 
Saline River. 
(C) POLK CREEK AREA.—Certain land in 
the Ouachita National Forest, Mena Ranger 
District, totaling approximately 20,000 acres, 
bounded by Arkansas Highway 4 and Forest 
Roads 73 and 43, known as the ‘‘Polk Creek 
area’’. 
(D) LOWER
BUFFALO
RIVER
WATER-
SHED.—Certain land in the Ozark National 
Forest, Sylamore Ranger District, totaling ap-
proximately 6,000 acres, including Forest Serv-
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ice land that has not been designated as a wil-
derness area before the date of enactment of 
this Act, located in the watershed of Big Creek 
southwest of the Leatherwood Wilderness Area, 
Searcy County and Marion County, and known 
as the ‘‘Lower Buffalo River Watershed’’. 
(E) UPPER
BUFFALO
RIVER
WATER-
SHED.—Certain land in the Ozark National 
Forest, Buffalo Ranger District, totaling ap-
proximately 220,000 acres, comprised of Forest 
Service that has not been designated as a wil-
derness area before the date of enactment of 
this Act, known as the ‘‘Upper Buffalo River 
Watershed’’, located approximately 35 miles 
from the town of Harrison, Madison County, 
Newton County, and Searcy County, upstream 
of the confluence of the Buffalo River and Rich-
land Creek in the watersheds of— 
(i) the Buffalo River; 
(ii) the various streams comprising 
the Headwaters of the Buffalo River; 
(iii) Richland Creek; 
(iv) Little Buffalo Headwaters; 
(v) Edgmon Creek; 
(vi) Big Creek; and 
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(vii) Cane Creek. 
(5) COLORADO: COCHETOPA
HILLS.—Certain 
land in the Gunnison Basin area, known as the 
‘‘Cochetopa Hills’’, administered by the Gunnison 
National Forest, Grand Mesa National Forest, 
Uncompahgre National Forest, and Rio Grand Na-
tional Forest, totaling approximately 500,000 acres, 
spanning the continental divide south and east of 
the city of Gunnison, in Saguache County, and in-
cluding— 
(A) Elk Mountain and West Elk Mountain; 
(B) the Grand Mesa; 
(C) the Uncompahgre Plateau; 
(D) the northern San Juan Mountains; 
(E) the La Garitas Mountains; and 
(F) the Cochetopa Hills. 
(6) GEORGIA.— 
(A) ARMUCHEE
CLUSTER.—Certain land 
in 
the 
Chattahoochee 
National 
Forest, 
Armuchee Ranger District, known as the 
‘‘Armuchee Cluster’’, totaling approximately 
19,700 acres, comprised of 3 parcels known as 
‘‘Rocky Face’’, ‘‘Johns Mountain’’, and ‘‘Hid-
den Creek’’, located approximately 10 miles 
southwest of Dalton and 14 miles north of 
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Rome, in Whitfield County, Walker County, 
Chattooga County, Floyd County, and Gordon 
County. 
(B) BLUE
RIDGE
CORRIDOR
CLUSTER, 
GEORGIA
AREAS.—Certain land in the Chat-
tahoochee National Forest, Chestatee Ranger 
District, totaling approximately 15,000 acres, 
known as the ‘‘Blue Ridge Corridor Cluster, 
Georgia Areas’’, comprised of 5 parcels known 
as 
‘‘Horse 
Gap’’, 
‘‘Hogback 
Mountain’’, 
‘‘Blackwell Creek’’, ‘‘Little Cedar Mountain’’, 
and ‘‘Black Mountain’’, located approximately 
15 to 20 miles north of the town of Dahlonega, 
in Union County and Lumpkin County. 
(C) CHATTOOGA
WATERSHED
CLUSTER, 
GEORGIA
AREAS.—Certain land in the Chat-
tahoochee National Forest, Tallulah Ranger 
District, totaling 63,500 acres, known as the 
‘‘Chattooga Watershed Cluster, Georgia Areas’’, 
comprised of 7 areas known as ‘‘Rabun Bald’’, 
‘‘Three Forks’’, ‘‘Ellicott Rock Extension’’, 
‘‘Rock Gorge’’, ‘‘Big Shoals’’, ‘‘Thrift’s Ferry’’, 
and ‘‘Five Falls’’, in Rabun County, near the 
towns of Clayton, Georgia, and Dillard, South 
Carolina. 
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(D) COHUTTA CLUSTER.—Certain land in 
the Chattahoochee National Forest, Cohutta 
Ranger District, totaling approximately 28,000 
acres, known as the ‘‘Cohutta Cluster’’, com-
prised of 4 parcels known as ‘‘Cohutta Exten-
sions’’, ‘‘Grassy Mountain’’, ‘‘Emery Creek’’, 
and ‘‘Mountaintown’’, near the towns of 
Chatsworth and Ellijay, in Murray County, 
Fannin County, and Gilmer County. 
(E) DUNCAN
RIDGE
CLUSTER.—Certain 
land in the Chattahoochee National Forest, 
Brasstown and Toccoa Ranger Districts, total-
ing approximately 17,000 acres, known as the 
‘‘Duncan Ridge Cluster’’, comprised of the par-
cels known as ‘‘Licklog Mountain’’, ‘‘Duncan 
Ridge’’, ‘‘Board Camp’’, and ‘‘Cooper Creek 
Scenic Area Extension’’, approximately 10 to 
15 miles south of the town of Blairsville, in 
Union County and Fannin County. 
(F) ED JENKINS NATIONAL RECREATION 
AREA
CLUSTER.—Certain land in the Chat-
tahoochee 
National 
Forest, 
Toccoa 
and 
Chestatee Ranger Districts, totaling approxi-
mately 19,300 acres, known as the ‘‘Ed Jenkins 
National Recreation Area Cluster’’, comprised 
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