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Jackpot Denio McDermitt Owyhee Wells Winnemucca Elko Lamoille Carlin Gerlach Battle Mountain Lovelock Fernley Sparks Reno Eureka Austin Fallon Virginia City Incline Village Ely Carson City Baker Yerington Minden Gardnerville Gabbs Hawthorne Tonopah Pioche Goldfield Rachel Caliente Alamo Beatty Mesquite Amargosa Valley Overton North Las Vegas Pahrump Las Vegas Henderson Laughlin Primm Mountain City Orovada Paradise Valley Golconda Spring Creek Mill City Empire Verdi Silver Springs McGill Ruth Middlegate Dayton Zephyr Cove Mason Schurz Round Mountain Panaca Moapa Boulder City Jean Searchlight West Wendover Indian Springs 0 25 50 12.5 Miles EXPLANATION Areas of Natural Resource Concern Low Moderate High The maximum value is 15 which means that 15 of the 17 layers overlaid each other. This map shows the composite of 17 layers identified from NDF's process and input from the State and Private Forest redesign components for the State Assessments. The color in the map versus the color in the legend are different because the data has a trasparancy value set to help show relief. The areas that are highlighted are state and private lands from the BLM land status data. Areas of the brown shaded relief are cause by the rasterization of certain data, whose extent didn't extend to the state boundaries. Forest Resources Assessment - GIS Analysis Layers used-each given equal weight: Private Lands-from SAP analysis Forest Health and Risk-from SAP analysis Annual grasses with 25% or greater coverage T & E Species NNHP and USFWS Vegetation Type- all forested values Community Wildfire Protection Plan Boundaries-Urban Areas Fire Regime Condition Class 2 and 3 Biomass locations with a buffer showing sources of fuels Riparian Areas 300 meters on main streams 100 m on tributaries Proposed BLM and USFS projects Greatest Change in Population between 2000 and 2030 NDF Stewardship Potential (High) Public Water Supplies-from SAP analysis Impaired Watershed Huc 8- using EPA 303d designation Wildland Urban Interface-selecting low-middle-high intermix Urbann/Green Infrastructure Forest Fragmentation-recommended in guidance docs
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JackpotDenio McDermitt
Owyhee
Wells
Winnemucca
Elko
LamoilleCarlin
Gerlach BattleMountain
Lovelock
Fernley
SparksReno
EurekaAustinFallon
VirginiaCity
InclineVillage
Ely
CarsonCity
BakerYerington
MindenGardnerville
Gabbs
Hawthorne
Tonopah
Pioche
Goldfield
Rachel Caliente
Alamo
Beatty
Mesquite
AmargosaValley
Overton
North LasVegas
Pahrump LasVegas
Henderson
Laughlin
Primm
MountainCity
Orovada
ParadiseValley
Golconda
SpringCreek
MillCity
Empire
Verdi
SilverSprings McGill
RuthMiddlegateDayton
ZephyrCove
Mason Schurz
RoundMountain
Panaca
Moapa
BoulderCity
Jean
Searchlight
WestWendover
IndianSprings
0 25 5012.5 Miles
EXPLANATIONAreas of Natural Resource Concern
LowModerateHigh
The maximum value is 15 which means that15 of the 17 layers overlaid each other.This map shows the composite of 17 layers identifiedfrom NDF's process and input from the State and Private Forest redesign components for the State Assessments.The color in the map versus the color in the legend are different because the data has atrasparancy value set to help show relief. The areas that are highlighted arestate and private lands from the BLM land status data.Areas of the brown shaded relief are cause bythe rasterization of certain data, whose extent didn'textend to the state boundaries.
Forest Resources Assessment - GIS Analysis
Layers used-each given equal weight:Private Lands-from SAP analysisForest Health and Risk-from SAP analysisAnnual grasses with 25% or greater coverageT & E Species NNHP and USFWSVegetation Type- all forested valuesCommunity Wildfire Protection Plan Boundaries-Urban AreasFire Regime Condition Class 2 and 3Biomass locations with a buffer showing sources of fuelsRiparian Areas 300 meters on main streams 100 m on tributariesProposed BLM and USFS projectsGreatest Change in Population between 2000 and 2030NDF Stewardship Potential (High)Public Water Supplies-from SAP analysisImpaired Watershed Huc 8- using EPA 303d designation Wildland Urban Interface-selecting low-middle-high intermixUrbann/Green InfrastructureForest Fragmentation-recommended in guidance docs
