Lovelock - Nevada Division of...

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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 Priority Landscapes Areas FRAP-Strategic Anaylsis Data 0 1 2 - 4 5 - 9 Forest Resources Assessment - GIS Analysis-Strategies Layers used-each given equal weight: Private Forest Lands Forest Health and Risk-from SAP analysis Annual grasses with 25% or greater coverage T & E Species -from NNHP and USFWS CWPP_WUI_Urban Areas Biomass locations with a buffer showing sources of fuels Proposed BLM and USFS projects Greatest Change in Population between 2000 and 2030 Impaired Watershed boundaries- using EPA 303d designation Forest Fragmentation-recommended in guidance docs Stewardship High Potential The maximum value is 9 which means that 9 of the 11 layers overlaid each other. This map shows the composite of 11 layers identified from NDF's Forest Resource Assessment. This map will help NDF define priority landscapes that will be addressed in the Strategies Report. NDF was able to do a second analysis in which NDF can determine which layers contribute to a cells value

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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

EXPLANATIONPriority Landscapes Areas

FRAP-Strategic Anaylsis Data012 - 45 - 9

Forest Resources Assessment - GIS Analysis-Strategies

Layers used-each given equal weight:Private Forest LandsForest Health and Risk-from SAP analysisAnnual grasses with 25% or greater coverageT & E Species -from NNHP and USFWSCWPP_WUI_Urban AreasBiomass locations with a buffer showing sources of fuelsProposed BLM and USFS projectsGreatest Change in Population between 2000 and 2030Impaired Watershed boundaries- using EPA 303d designationForest Fragmentation-recommended in guidance docsStewardship High Potential

The maximum value is 9 which means that9 of the 11 layers overlaid each other.This map shows the composite of 11 layers identifiedfrom NDF's Forest Resource Assessment.This map will help NDF define priority landscapesthat will be addressed in the Strategies Report.NDF was able to do a second analysis in which NDFcan determine which layers contribute to a cells value