Appendix H - WA - DNR
Appendix H FOREST ROADS
Appendix H
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Table of Contents Table H-1. Acres of DNR-Managed Forested State Trust Lands Within and Beyond of 800 ft. of Existing Forest Roads ............................................................................................................................... 3 Accomplishments Related to Road Management ................................................................................. 4 Chart H-1. Number of Active Road Miles ............................................................................................... 5 (DNR May 2007 data) .................................................................................................................................. 5 Chart H-2. Miles of Abandoned or Decommissioned Roads expected by 2016 ............................. 6 Chart H-3. Road Maintenance Work in the Planning Unit as of August 2005 ................................. 6 Road Maintenance Priorities and Corresponding Forest Road Condition Record (Tabular Data): ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Table H-2. Number of Truck Trips by Alternative .................................................................................. 8
Appendix H
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Table H-1. Acres of DNR-Managed Forested State Trust Lands Within and Beyond of 800 ft. of Existing Forest Roads Percent of Watershed Under DNR Forest Management 35.1 28.8 26.1 78.7 61.3 32.3 23.7 37.9 19.9 49.2 35.5 21.8 19.9 16.6 1.6 14.8 16.6 1.2 1.8 2.4 0.1 1.6 17.4 0.6 0.5 3.2 20.1 0.4 1.6 2.3 1.0 1.2 2.3 1.3 0.3 0.5 0.2 0.5 0.2 0.1 0.4 0.1
Appendix H
Watershed Name HOWARD-HANSEN GREAT-BEND MASHEL NF-MINERAL-CREEK REESE-CREEK LYNCH-COVE TIGER KENNEDY-CREEK W-KITSAP CATT NF-GREEN MINERAL-CREEK EAST-CREEK MCLANE-CREEK MASON CUMBERLAND CHICO-CREEK LOWER-GREEN-DUWAMISH KEY-PENINSULA LIBERTY-MILLERAPPLETREE WOODLAND-CREEK MUD-MTN LOWER-SKOOKUMCHUCK COLVOS-PASSAGE/CARRINLET ELECTRON TEELEY-CREEK SQUAXIN-ISLAND YELM-CREEK POWELL-CREEK HARSTINE-ISLAND NEWAUKUM UPPER-GREEN-RIVER GOAT-LAKE LITTLE-NISQUALLY-RIVER SAMMAMISH-RIVER SOUTH-PRAIRIE MUCK-CREEK OHOP-CREEK GREENWATER MCALLISTER LAKE-SAMMAMISH S-ELLIOTT-BAY/E-PASSAGE
Acres Within 800 ft. of an Existing Road 11776 12646 8971 8635 8288 8257 3892 7193 5137 4729 4274 3964 3066 2694 2352 2725 2443 989 955
Acres Beyond 800 Ft. of an Existing Road 4723 3673 6167 5249 3683 2805 6200 2034 2125 2165 2328 797 986 1022 1116 158 164 639 201
Grand Total 16499 16318 15139 13883 11971 11063 10092 9227 7261 6893 6602 4761 4052 3716 3468 2883 2607 1628 1155
764 226 472 406
168 658 78 93
932 884 550 499
281 176 308
159 155 16 300 65 296 208 91 276 110 56 243 15 117 49 1 68 103 81
440 330 324 300 298 296 279 277 276 275 267 245 207 186 154 129 111 103 81
234 72 186 165 210 2 192 69 105 128 42
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Percent of Watershed Under DNR Forest Management
Acres Within 800 ft. of an Existing Road
0.0
0.2 69.7 0.2 5.8 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 90.9 25.0 1.0 29.4 0.0 0.3 0.0 6.0 0.0 5.8 0.0
Watershed Name LOWER-PUYALLUP N-LAKE-WASHINGTON POSSESSION-SOUND-N-ELLIOT-BAY S-SINCLAIR-INLET BANGOR-PORT-GAMBLE WADDEL-CREEK VASHON-ISLAND BLACK-RIVER LOWER-WHITE DYES-INLET CHAMBERS-CLOVER SUNDAY-CREEK LOWER-DESCHUTES LOWER-CEDAR-RIVER MIDDLE-DESCHUTES PORTER-CREEK MOX-CHEHALIS LOWER-SKOKOMISH RAGING-RIVER CEDAR-RIVER/TAYLOR-CREEK SILVER CARBON SCATTER-CREEK MIDDLE-WHITE PATTERSON-CREEK TANWAX-CREEK
Grand Total
50 31 26 13 5
16 15 14 7
0 1
107201
Acres Beyond 800 Ft. of an Existing Road 8 61 3 2 52 1 43 6 29 1 14 21 15 17 16 0 8 5 4 3 3 0 1 0 49949
Grand Total 8 61 3 2 52 51 43 38 29 28 26 21 20 17 16 16 15 14 14 5 4 3 3 1 1 0 157150
Accomplishments Related to Road Management
Since 2008 these numbers have changed slightly for the planning unit but have not been updated these include: Baseline inventory of roads completed in December 1999. For a visualization of the active road system by area of DNR managed land refer to Chart H-1. Inventory of all stream crossings and assessment and prioritization of culvert fish blockages completed in April 2001. Ninety-six fish blockages are expected to be repaired or abandoned by 2016. Sixteen have been repaired or abandoned to date (DNR RMAP 2008). Fifty-four miles of road to be decommissioned or abandoned by 2016. Twenty-one miles have been decommissioned or abandoned to date (DNR 2007 Chart H-2). HCP guidelines for assessment slope stability PR 14-004-050 completed in August 1999.
Appendix H
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As of August 2005, road assessments have been completed according to the Forest Practices Rules. For a summary of RMAP work refer to Chart H-3. Chart H-1. Number of Active Road Miles HCPUNIT_NM S. PUGET SURFACE_TRUST_CD (All) TIMBER_TRUST_CD (All) ROAD_ACT_STAT_CD 10 Total
200.00
Sum of Miles
180.00 160.00 140.00 120.00 100.00 80.00 60.00 40.00 20.00 0.00 Capitol
Elbe Hills
Grass Mountain
Green Mountain
McDonald Ridge
Pleasant Valley
Sherwood
Tahoma
Tahuya
Tiger Mountain
Transitional Assets
JURISDICT_LABEL_NM
(DNR May 2007 data)
Appendix H
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Chart H-2. Miles of Abandoned or Decommissioned Roads expected by 2016 HCPUNIT_NM S. PUGET SURFACE_TRUST_CD (All) TIMBER_TRUST_CD (All) ROAD_ACT_STAT_CD (All) Total
18.00
Sum of Miles
16.00 14.00 12.00 10.00 Total 8.00 6.00 4.00 2.00
Transitional Assets
Tiger Mountain
Tahuya
Tahoma
Sherwood
Pleasant Valley
McDonald Ridge
Green Mountain
Grass Mountain
Elbe Hills
Capitol
0.00
JURISDICT_LABEL_NM
Chart H-3. Road Maintenance Work in the Planning Unit as of August 2005
Road Maintenance Work for the South Puget Planning Unit 350
Count
300 250
Upgrade
200
Replace
150
Remove
100
Abandon
50 0 A
A1
B
C
D
E
F
G
Category of Repairs
Appendix H
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Road Maintenance Priorities and Corresponding Forest Road Condition Record (Tabular Data):
Prioritize maintenance for normal and storm event maintenance activities. Emergency plans will be included for extraordinary maintenance needed after major storm events. In accordance with WAC 22224-051 (7), all repair work or existing condition is listed by the following: A. Improve or remove structures inhibiting fish passage beginning with blockages affecting the most habitat. Generally, this means starting at the bottom of the basin and working upstream. FPA/HPA required. Will submit plan and design during operational year. A1. Improve or remove stream crossings where fish passage is not needed or fish passage exists. FPA required, HPA likely required. Will submit plan and design during operational year. B. Repair or maintenance work to reduce sediment delivery from surface erosion and/or mass wasting. (Within bull trout range, areas where sediment delivery or mass wasting will most likely increase stream temperature by filling pools will be given highest priority.) C. Correct drainage or unstable sidecast, especially in areas where mass wasting could deliver to public resources or threaten public safety. D. Repair or maintenance work to disconnect road drainage from streams. E. Repair or maintain stream-adjacent parallel roads (SAP) with a particular emphasis on eliminating water and sediment delivery from the road to the stream. All SAP roads are listed in tabular data. Existing condition of road and repairs, when needed, will be consistent with the priorities and conditions listed in this section. F. Repair or maintenance work to improve hydrologic connectivity (i.e. to minimize interruption of surface water drainage, the interception of subsurface water and pirating of water from one basin to another). G. Other repair or maintenance work which can be undertaken with the maximum operational efficiency. Scheduling maintenance to fit the overall highest priority areas/basins first does not necessarily correspond to priorities above, but still provided the best results in total.
Appendix H
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Table H-2. Number of Truck Trips by Alternative Watershed Name
Decades 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Grand Total
A
5,524
5,656
6,862
7,521
8,021
8,128
8,340
8,710
8,498
8,899
76,159
B
5,524
7,382
8,099
8,977
9,711
10,017
10,283
10,636
10,705
10,874
92,209
C
5,524
6,452
6,971
7,769
8,069
8,137
8,805
9,125
9,241
9,557
79,651
A
7,380
8,252
9,098
9,920
10,488
10,640
11,034
11,182
11,407
11,707
101,108
B
7,380
8,782
9,318
10,131
10,907
11,572
12,077
12,555
12,617
12,702
108,041
C
7,380
8,139
8,977
9,952
10,712
11,006
11,302
11,470
11,566
12,089
102,593
A
16,577
16,620
17,212
18,582
20,363
22,629
24,006
25,147
25,666
26,248
213,051
B
16,577
18,193
19,161
20,365
22,426
24,699
26,227
26,999
27,679
28,430
230,756
C
16,577
15,805
16,894
18,863
20,411
22,784
23,781
24,263
24,870
25,518
209,766
A
31,431
35,193
40,026
44,146
46,302
47,583
49,497
50,161
51,627
53,198
449,164
B
31,431
36,418
40,638
45,033
48,661
51,913
54,043
55,637
56,726
57,399
477,898
C
31,431
35,999
40,441
44,503
48,498
49,556
51,598
53,556
55,171
56,949
467,703
A
9,416
9,885
8,668
9,532
10,168
9,933
10,476
10,518
10,481
10,981
100,058
B
9,416
9,742
8,645
9,727
8,791
9,334
9,827
10,127
10,497
11,180
97,287
C
9,416
8,281
8,877
9,898
8,267
9,030
9,219
9,377
9,767
9,724
91,856
A
9,524
9,772
10,470
11,594
12,455
13,756
14,936
15,639
16,024
16,067
130,237
B
9,524
10,834
11,439
12,519
13,525
14,979
16,016
16,352
16,527
16,979
138,694
C
9,524
9,654
10,378
11,476
12,100
13,433
14,254
14,650
14,859
15,027
125,355
A
19,451
19,203
21,357
23,352
24,131
23,188
23,255
24,264
24,921
25,917
229,040
B
19,451
22,963
25,185
27,137
28,710
30,131
30,857
31,430
32,179
32,602
280,646
C
19,451
21,231
23,297
25,346
26,540
26,380
27,286
28,085
29,630
30,837
258,083
A
4,278
4,242
5,087
5,794
6,009
5,885
6,060
6,159
6,336
6,595
56,445
B
4,278
4,940
5,603
6,329
6,720
7,158
7,540
7,632
7,591
7,564
65,356
C
4,278
4,770
5,442
6,081
6,456
6,677
6,982
7,253
7,450
7,653
63,043
A
6,896
7,208
8,186
9,129
9,390
9,297
9,449
9,461
9,868
9,981
88,863
Alt. Catt
East Creek
Great Bend
Howard Hansen
Kennedy Ck.
Lynch Cove
Mashel
Mineral Ck.
North Fork Green
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B North Fork Mineral
Reese Ck.
Tiger
West Kitsap
Grand Total
6,896
8,042
8,830
9,617
10,420
10,827
11,255
11,669
11,822
11,887
C
6,896
7,706
8,593
9,380
10,068
10,403
10,769
11,199
11,508
11,917
98,439
A
13,712
14,759
16,671
17,668
17,756
17,828
18,035
18,847
18,129
18,715
172,120
B
13,712
16,826
17,475
18,912
20,206
20,565
20,809
21,150
21,381
21,541
192,576
C
13,712
14,972
15,995
16,956
16,782
17,363
18,375
18,969
19,510
19,754
172,387
A
15,252
14,676
16,896
18,829
17,791
17,020
17,865
18,104
18,899
20,053
175,385
B
15,252
17,899
19,991
21,962
23,180
23,921
24,611
25,042
25,601
25,991
223,450
C
15,252
16,776
18,946
20,841
21,809
22,128
22,687
23,608
24,952
25,945
212,943
A
17,992
18,391
19,465
20,797
22,129
23,131
24,087
24,993
25,336
25,671
221,992
B
17,992
19,782
21,005
22,024
23,087
24,433
25,664
26,611
27,100
27,448
235,146
C
17,992
19,319
20,576
21,731
22,750
23,953
25,052
25,758
26,445
27,055
230,630
A
8,348
9,533
10,530
11,841
13,274
14,462
15,376
16,165
16,272
16,565
132,366
B
8,348
9,989
11,034
12,298
13,527
14,827
15,747
16,517
16,843
17,192
136,321
C
8,348
9,340
10,578
11,878
13,223
14,319
15,175
15,816
16,074
16,403
131,154
800,816
6,769,238
497,345 543,624 592,919 648,407 683,832 713,026 742,655 764,839 781,773 Data Source: State of the Forest Database \\snarf\am\div_lm\ds\for_modeling\sps_flp\feis\output\out_20090525\chartsanddatabases\databases\stateofforest.mdb
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Appendix H
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Table of Contents Table H-1. Acres of DNR-Managed Forested State Trust Lands Within and Beyond of 800 ft. of Existing Forest Roads ............................................................................................................................... 3 Accomplishments Related to Road Management ................................................................................. 4 Chart H-1. Number of Active Road Miles ............................................................................................... 5 (DNR May 2007 data) .................................................................................................................................. 5 Chart H-2. Miles of Abandoned or Decommissioned Roads expected by 2016 ............................. 6 Chart H-3. Road Maintenance Work in the Planning Unit as of August 2005 ................................. 6 Road Maintenance Priorities and Corresponding Forest Road Condition Record (Tabular Data): ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Table H-2. Number of Truck Trips by Alternative .................................................................................. 8
Appendix H
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Table H-1. Acres of DNR-Managed Forested State Trust Lands Within and Beyond of 800 ft. of Existing Forest Roads Percent of Watershed Under DNR Forest Management 35.1 28.8 26.1 78.7 61.3 32.3 23.7 37.9 19.9 49.2 35.5 21.8 19.9 16.6 1.6 14.8 16.6 1.2 1.8 2.4 0.1 1.6 17.4 0.6 0.5 3.2 20.1 0.4 1.6 2.3 1.0 1.2 2.3 1.3 0.3 0.5 0.2 0.5 0.2 0.1 0.4 0.1
Appendix H
Watershed Name HOWARD-HANSEN GREAT-BEND MASHEL NF-MINERAL-CREEK REESE-CREEK LYNCH-COVE TIGER KENNEDY-CREEK W-KITSAP CATT NF-GREEN MINERAL-CREEK EAST-CREEK MCLANE-CREEK MASON CUMBERLAND CHICO-CREEK LOWER-GREEN-DUWAMISH KEY-PENINSULA LIBERTY-MILLERAPPLETREE WOODLAND-CREEK MUD-MTN LOWER-SKOOKUMCHUCK COLVOS-PASSAGE/CARRINLET ELECTRON TEELEY-CREEK SQUAXIN-ISLAND YELM-CREEK POWELL-CREEK HARSTINE-ISLAND NEWAUKUM UPPER-GREEN-RIVER GOAT-LAKE LITTLE-NISQUALLY-RIVER SAMMAMISH-RIVER SOUTH-PRAIRIE MUCK-CREEK OHOP-CREEK GREENWATER MCALLISTER LAKE-SAMMAMISH S-ELLIOTT-BAY/E-PASSAGE
Acres Within 800 ft. of an Existing Road 11776 12646 8971 8635 8288 8257 3892 7193 5137 4729 4274 3964 3066 2694 2352 2725 2443 989 955
Acres Beyond 800 Ft. of an Existing Road 4723 3673 6167 5249 3683 2805 6200 2034 2125 2165 2328 797 986 1022 1116 158 164 639 201
Grand Total 16499 16318 15139 13883 11971 11063 10092 9227 7261 6893 6602 4761 4052 3716 3468 2883 2607 1628 1155
764 226 472 406
168 658 78 93
932 884 550 499
281 176 308
159 155 16 300 65 296 208 91 276 110 56 243 15 117 49 1 68 103 81
440 330 324 300 298 296 279 277 276 275 267 245 207 186 154 129 111 103 81
234 72 186 165 210 2 192 69 105 128 42
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Percent of Watershed Under DNR Forest Management
Acres Within 800 ft. of an Existing Road
0.0
0.2 69.7 0.2 5.8 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 90.9 25.0 1.0 29.4 0.0 0.3 0.0 6.0 0.0 5.8 0.0
Watershed Name LOWER-PUYALLUP N-LAKE-WASHINGTON POSSESSION-SOUND-N-ELLIOT-BAY S-SINCLAIR-INLET BANGOR-PORT-GAMBLE WADDEL-CREEK VASHON-ISLAND BLACK-RIVER LOWER-WHITE DYES-INLET CHAMBERS-CLOVER SUNDAY-CREEK LOWER-DESCHUTES LOWER-CEDAR-RIVER MIDDLE-DESCHUTES PORTER-CREEK MOX-CHEHALIS LOWER-SKOKOMISH RAGING-RIVER CEDAR-RIVER/TAYLOR-CREEK SILVER CARBON SCATTER-CREEK MIDDLE-WHITE PATTERSON-CREEK TANWAX-CREEK
Grand Total
50 31 26 13 5
16 15 14 7
0 1
107201
Acres Beyond 800 Ft. of an Existing Road 8 61 3 2 52 1 43 6 29 1 14 21 15 17 16 0 8 5 4 3 3 0 1 0 49949
Grand Total 8 61 3 2 52 51 43 38 29 28 26 21 20 17 16 16 15 14 14 5 4 3 3 1 1 0 157150
Accomplishments Related to Road Management
Since 2008 these numbers have changed slightly for the planning unit but have not been updated these include: Baseline inventory of roads completed in December 1999. For a visualization of the active road system by area of DNR managed land refer to Chart H-1. Inventory of all stream crossings and assessment and prioritization of culvert fish blockages completed in April 2001. Ninety-six fish blockages are expected to be repaired or abandoned by 2016. Sixteen have been repaired or abandoned to date (DNR RMAP 2008). Fifty-four miles of road to be decommissioned or abandoned by 2016. Twenty-one miles have been decommissioned or abandoned to date (DNR 2007 Chart H-2). HCP guidelines for assessment slope stability PR 14-004-050 completed in August 1999.
Appendix H
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As of August 2005, road assessments have been completed according to the Forest Practices Rules. For a summary of RMAP work refer to Chart H-3. Chart H-1. Number of Active Road Miles HCPUNIT_NM S. PUGET SURFACE_TRUST_CD (All) TIMBER_TRUST_CD (All) ROAD_ACT_STAT_CD 10 Total
200.00
Sum of Miles
180.00 160.00 140.00 120.00 100.00 80.00 60.00 40.00 20.00 0.00 Capitol
Elbe Hills
Grass Mountain
Green Mountain
McDonald Ridge
Pleasant Valley
Sherwood
Tahoma
Tahuya
Tiger Mountain
Transitional Assets
JURISDICT_LABEL_NM
(DNR May 2007 data)
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Chart H-2. Miles of Abandoned or Decommissioned Roads expected by 2016 HCPUNIT_NM S. PUGET SURFACE_TRUST_CD (All) TIMBER_TRUST_CD (All) ROAD_ACT_STAT_CD (All) Total
18.00
Sum of Miles
16.00 14.00 12.00 10.00 Total 8.00 6.00 4.00 2.00
Transitional Assets
Tiger Mountain
Tahuya
Tahoma
Sherwood
Pleasant Valley
McDonald Ridge
Green Mountain
Grass Mountain
Elbe Hills
Capitol
0.00
JURISDICT_LABEL_NM
Chart H-3. Road Maintenance Work in the Planning Unit as of August 2005
Road Maintenance Work for the South Puget Planning Unit 350
Count
300 250
Upgrade
200
Replace
150
Remove
100
Abandon
50 0 A
A1
B
C
D
E
F
G
Category of Repairs
Appendix H
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Road Maintenance Priorities and Corresponding Forest Road Condition Record (Tabular Data):
Prioritize maintenance for normal and storm event maintenance activities. Emergency plans will be included for extraordinary maintenance needed after major storm events. In accordance with WAC 22224-051 (7), all repair work or existing condition is listed by the following: A. Improve or remove structures inhibiting fish passage beginning with blockages affecting the most habitat. Generally, this means starting at the bottom of the basin and working upstream. FPA/HPA required. Will submit plan and design during operational year. A1. Improve or remove stream crossings where fish passage is not needed or fish passage exists. FPA required, HPA likely required. Will submit plan and design during operational year. B. Repair or maintenance work to reduce sediment delivery from surface erosion and/or mass wasting. (Within bull trout range, areas where sediment delivery or mass wasting will most likely increase stream temperature by filling pools will be given highest priority.) C. Correct drainage or unstable sidecast, especially in areas where mass wasting could deliver to public resources or threaten public safety. D. Repair or maintenance work to disconnect road drainage from streams. E. Repair or maintain stream-adjacent parallel roads (SAP) with a particular emphasis on eliminating water and sediment delivery from the road to the stream. All SAP roads are listed in tabular data. Existing condition of road and repairs, when needed, will be consistent with the priorities and conditions listed in this section. F. Repair or maintenance work to improve hydrologic connectivity (i.e. to minimize interruption of surface water drainage, the interception of subsurface water and pirating of water from one basin to another). G. Other repair or maintenance work which can be undertaken with the maximum operational efficiency. Scheduling maintenance to fit the overall highest priority areas/basins first does not necessarily correspond to priorities above, but still provided the best results in total.
Appendix H
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Table H-2. Number of Truck Trips by Alternative Watershed Name
Decades 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Grand Total
A
5,524
5,656
6,862
7,521
8,021
8,128
8,340
8,710
8,498
8,899
76,159
B
5,524
7,382
8,099
8,977
9,711
10,017
10,283
10,636
10,705
10,874
92,209
C
5,524
6,452
6,971
7,769
8,069
8,137
8,805
9,125
9,241
9,557
79,651
A
7,380
8,252
9,098
9,920
10,488
10,640
11,034
11,182
11,407
11,707
101,108
B
7,380
8,782
9,318
10,131
10,907
11,572
12,077
12,555
12,617
12,702
108,041
C
7,380
8,139
8,977
9,952
10,712
11,006
11,302
11,470
11,566
12,089
102,593
A
16,577
16,620
17,212
18,582
20,363
22,629
24,006
25,147
25,666
26,248
213,051
B
16,577
18,193
19,161
20,365
22,426
24,699
26,227
26,999
27,679
28,430
230,756
C
16,577
15,805
16,894
18,863
20,411
22,784
23,781
24,263
24,870
25,518
209,766
A
31,431
35,193
40,026
44,146
46,302
47,583
49,497
50,161
51,627
53,198
449,164
B
31,431
36,418
40,638
45,033
48,661
51,913
54,043
55,637
56,726
57,399
477,898
C
31,431
35,999
40,441
44,503
48,498
49,556
51,598
53,556
55,171
56,949
467,703
A
9,416
9,885
8,668
9,532
10,168
9,933
10,476
10,518
10,481
10,981
100,058
B
9,416
9,742
8,645
9,727
8,791
9,334
9,827
10,127
10,497
11,180
97,287
C
9,416
8,281
8,877
9,898
8,267
9,030
9,219
9,377
9,767
9,724
91,856
A
9,524
9,772
10,470
11,594
12,455
13,756
14,936
15,639
16,024
16,067
130,237
B
9,524
10,834
11,439
12,519
13,525
14,979
16,016
16,352
16,527
16,979
138,694
C
9,524
9,654
10,378
11,476
12,100
13,433
14,254
14,650
14,859
15,027
125,355
A
19,451
19,203
21,357
23,352
24,131
23,188
23,255
24,264
24,921
25,917
229,040
B
19,451
22,963
25,185
27,137
28,710
30,131
30,857
31,430
32,179
32,602
280,646
C
19,451
21,231
23,297
25,346
26,540
26,380
27,286
28,085
29,630
30,837
258,083
A
4,278
4,242
5,087
5,794
6,009
5,885
6,060
6,159
6,336
6,595
56,445
B
4,278
4,940
5,603
6,329
6,720
7,158
7,540
7,632
7,591
7,564
65,356
C
4,278
4,770
5,442
6,081
6,456
6,677
6,982
7,253
7,450
7,653
63,043
A
6,896
7,208
8,186
9,129
9,390
9,297
9,449
9,461
9,868
9,981
88,863
Alt. Catt
East Creek
Great Bend
Howard Hansen
Kennedy Ck.
Lynch Cove
Mashel
Mineral Ck.
North Fork Green
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B North Fork Mineral
Reese Ck.
Tiger
West Kitsap
Grand Total
6,896
8,042
8,830
9,617
10,420
10,827
11,255
11,669
11,822
11,887
C
6,896
7,706
8,593
9,380
10,068
10,403
10,769
11,199
11,508
11,917
98,439
A
13,712
14,759
16,671
17,668
17,756
17,828
18,035
18,847
18,129
18,715
172,120
B
13,712
16,826
17,475
18,912
20,206
20,565
20,809
21,150
21,381
21,541
192,576
C
13,712
14,972
15,995
16,956
16,782
17,363
18,375
18,969
19,510
19,754
172,387
A
15,252
14,676
16,896
18,829
17,791
17,020
17,865
18,104
18,899
20,053
175,385
B
15,252
17,899
19,991
21,962
23,180
23,921
24,611
25,042
25,601
25,991
223,450
C
15,252
16,776
18,946
20,841
21,809
22,128
22,687
23,608
24,952
25,945
212,943
A
17,992
18,391
19,465
20,797
22,129
23,131
24,087
24,993
25,336
25,671
221,992
B
17,992
19,782
21,005
22,024
23,087
24,433
25,664
26,611
27,100
27,448
235,146
C
17,992
19,319
20,576
21,731
22,750
23,953
25,052
25,758
26,445
27,055
230,630
A
8,348
9,533
10,530
11,841
13,274
14,462
15,376
16,165
16,272
16,565
132,366
B
8,348
9,989
11,034
12,298
13,527
14,827
15,747
16,517
16,843
17,192
136,321
C
8,348
9,340
10,578
11,878
13,223
14,319
15,175
15,816
16,074
16,403
131,154
800,816
6,769,238
497,345 543,624 592,919 648,407 683,832 713,026 742,655 764,839 781,773 Data Source: State of the Forest Database \\snarf\am\div_lm\ds\for_modeling\sps_flp\feis\output\out_20090525\chartsanddatabases\databases\stateofforest.mdb
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