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 INVENTORIES 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
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 Washington: 1967 
 

PRELIMINARY INVENTORY OF THE CARTOGRAPHIC 
 RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
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 FOREWORD 
 
 GSA through the National Archives and Records Service 
 is responsible for administering the permanent noncurrent 
 records of the Federal Government. These archival hold¬ 
 ings, now amounting to about 900, 000 cubic feet, date from 
 the days of the Continental Congresses; they include the 
 basic records of the three branches of our Government— 
 Congress, the courts, and the executive departments and 
 independent agencies. The Presidential Libraries—Hoover, 
 Roosevelt, Truman, and Eisenhower—contain the papers of 
 those Presidents and many of their associates in office. 
 Among our holdings are many hallowed documents relating 
 to great events of our Nation's history, preserved and ven¬ 
 erated as symbols to stimulate a worthy patriotism in all of 
 us. Butmostof the records are less dramatic, kept because 
 of their continuing practical utility for the ordinary proc¬ 
 esses of government, for the protection of private rights, 
 and for the research use of students and scholars. 
 
 To facilitate the use of the records and to describe their 
 nature and content, our archivists prepare various kinds of 
 finding aids. The present work is one such publication. We 
 believe that it will prove valuable to anyone who wishes to 
 use the records it describes. 
 
 LAWSON B. KNOTT, JR. 
 
 Administrator of General Services 
 
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PREFACE 
 
 The first step in the records-description program of the 
 National Archives is the compilation of preliminary invento¬ 
 ries of the material in some 380 record groups to which the 
 holdings of the National Archives are allocated. These in¬ 
 ventories are called "preliminary” because they are provi¬ 
 sional in character. They are prepared as soon as possible 
 after the records are received without waiting to screen out 
 all disposable material or to perfect the arrangement of the 
 records. They are compiled primarily for internal use, both 
 as finding aids to help the staff render efficient reference 
 service and as a means of establishing administrative con¬ 
 trol over the records. 
 
 Each preliminary inventory contains an introduction that 
 briefly states the history and functions of the agency that 
 accumulated the records. The records themselves are de¬ 
 scribed series by series; that is, by units of records of the 
 same form or that deal with the same subject or activity or 
 that are arranged serially. Other significant information 
 about the records may sometimes be given in appendixes . 
 
 Several finding aids that give an overall picture of mate¬ 
 rials in the National Archives have been published. A com¬ 
 prehensive Guide to the Records in the National Archives 
 (1948) and a brief guide, Your Government’s Records in the 
 National Archives (revised 1950), have been issued. A guide 
 devoted to one geographical area— Guide to Materials on Latin 
 America in the National Archives (196l)--has been published. 
 Forty-four Reference Information Papers , which analyze rec¬ 
 ords in the National Archives on such subjects as transpor¬ 
 tation, small business, and the Middle East, have so far been 
 issued. Records of the Civil War have been described in 
 Guide to Federal Archives Relating to the Civil War (1962) 
 
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and Civil War Maps In the National Archives (1964), those 
 of World War I in Handbook of Federal World War Agencies 
 and Their Records, 1917-1921 (1943), and those of World 
 Wax II in the two-volume guide, Federal Records of World 
 War II (1950-51). Genealogical records have been listed in 
 Guide to Genealogical Records in the National Archives (1964). 
 Many bodies of records of high research value have been ed¬ 
 ited by the National Archives and reproduced on microfilm 
 as a form of publication. Positive prints of this microfilm, 
 many of which are described in the List of National Archives 
 Microfilm Publications (1966), are available for purchase. 
 
 ROBERT H. BAHMER 
 Archivist of the United States 
 
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CONTENTS 
 
 Page 
 
 Introduction. 1 
 
 Inventory. 3 
 
 General cartographic records . 3 
 
 Records of the Office of the Chief . 9 
 
 Records of the Division of Fiscal Control. 9 
 
 Records of the Division of Operation. 9 
 
 Records of the Northeastern Timber Salvage Administration . 9 
 
 Records of national forests divisions. 10 
 
 Records of the Division of Engineering.10 
 
 Records of the Division of Timber Management. 12 
 
 Records of the Division of Range Management. 13 
 
 Records of the Division of Recreation and Lands. 17 
 
 Records of the National Forest Planning and Establishment 
 
 Division. 17 
 
 Records relating to forest research. 22 
 
 Records of the Division of Forest Products. 22 
 
 Records of the Division of Range Research.22 
 
 Records of the Division of Silvics. 23 
 
 Records of Forest and Range Experiment Stations. 23 
 
 Records of State and private forestry divisions. 25 
 
 Records relating to Civilian Conservation Corps work. 26 
 
 Appendix: 
 
 Description of records in the project files of the Drafting and 
 
 Atlas Section, Division of Engineering (entry 94).27 
 
 Index. 35 
 
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INTRODUCTION 
 
 The development of the Forest Service dates 
 from 1876, when the Commissioner of Agricul¬ 
 ture was authorized to appoint a special agent 
 to study general forest conditions in the United 
 States (19 Stat. 167). In 1881 a Division of For¬ 
 estry was established in the Department of Ag¬ 
 riculture to function primarily as an investiga¬ 
 tive and information agency. In 1901 this Division 
 became the Bureau of Forestry (31 Stat. 929), 
 and in 1905 it was renamed the Forest Service. 
 
 The General Land Office* of the Department 
 of the Interior was responsible for administer¬ 
 ing forest reserves from 1881, when Congress 
 first authorized the establishment of Federal 
 forest reservations from timberlands on the 
 public domain, to 1905, when this function was 
 transferred to the Forest Service; in 1907 for¬ 
 est reserves were redesignated national forests. 
 
 The internal organization of the Service is 
 based on functions that may be summarized as 
 management of national forests and grasslands, 
 cooperation with State agencies and private 
 owners, and research. While organizational 
 divisions have increased in number and have 
 undergone frequent name changes since the 
 Service was established and although activities 
 and responsibilities have broadened, these three 
 basic functions have remained. Because most 
 of the map records pertain to the period 1920-40, 
 they are arranged and described according to the 
 divisional pattern that existed toward the end of 
 this period. The following organization, based 
 on the 1938 directory of the Forest Service, was 
 used in identifying and describing these records: 
 
 Chief's Office Divisions 
 
 Division of Fiscal Control 
 Administrative Management and Infor ¬ 
 mation Group 
 Division of Operation 
 Division of Personnel Management 
 Division of Information and Education 
 
 *Some maps of forest reserves dated before 
 1905 are among the records of the General Land 
 Office. See National Archives Special List 19, 
 List of Cartographic Records of the General 
 
 Land Office, compiled by Laura E. Kelsay in 
 1964. 
 
 National Forests Division s 
 
 Division of Fire Control 
 Division of Timber Management 
 Division of Range Management 
 Division of Wildlife Management 
 Division of Recreation and Lands 
 Division of Engineering 
 Land Acquisition Group 
 
 Division of National Forest Planning 
 and Establishment 
 Division of Land Acquisition 
 State and Private Forestry 
 
 Division of Private Forestry 
 Division.of State Cooperation 
 Forest Research Divisions 
 Division of Silvics 
 Division of Range Research 
 Division of Forest Products 
 Division of Forest Economics 
 Division of Forest Influences 
 Civilian Conservation Corps Group 
 
 Coordinating Division 
 Camp Programs Division 
 Enrollee Training Division 
 
 The map records not identified with a specific 
 division or office are included under the heading 
 General Cartographic Records . 
 
 At the present time most of the work of the 
 Forest Service is decentralized in nine regional 
 offices. The Washington or central office di¬ 
 visions supervise the regional activities and 
 provide leadership and direction. The Division 
 of Engineering, listed as one of the national 
 forests divisions, is responsible for the basic 
 mapping programs of the Service and produces 
 topographic, planimetric, and special maps of 
 the areas administered by the Service. The 
 mapping standards of the Division conform to 
 those of the U.S. Geological Survey and, to 
 prevent duplication, the Forest Service maps 
 only those areas under its supervision that have 
 not been mapped by the Geological Survey. 
 
 Since about 1935 aerial photography has been 
 used extensively in mapping. The aerial photo¬ 
 graphic flights are contracted by the Service to 
 private concerns, and the photographs are used 
 for fire-control purposes and for range and 
 timber surveys. 
 
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 INTRODUCTION 
 
 Although the other Forest Service divisions 
 have not as a general rule been responsible for 
 basic mapping activities, they have used maps 
 as a means of presenting information and as 
 working tools. The map records of these di¬ 
 visions usually consist of base maps, prepared 
 either by the Division of Engineering or by 
 other Government agencies, annotated to show 
 selected information. These map records are 
 more extensive than those of the Division of 
 Engineering and include valuable information 
 about land use, land classification and manage¬ 
 ment, and other research, management, and 
 planning activities of the Forest Service. The 
 maps prepared during the 1930's, when the 
 Forest Service was cooperating with the other 
 Government agencies to improve the country's 
 economic position, provide much information 
 about rural economic conditions. 
 
 Most of the maps were prepared in the 
 regional offices at the request of the central 
 office divisions. The directives for the maps 
 were so precise that, in spite of their being 
 prepared in several offices, the maps are gen¬ 
 erally uniform in appearance and manner of 
 presentation. 
 
 The records described in this inventory are 
 the map files of the Forest Service that were in 
 the National Archives on September 22, 1966. 2 
 
 They are part of Record Group 95, Records of 
 the Forest Service, and amount to 255 cubic 
 feet. There are 14, 737 discrete items (reports, 
 atlases, and individual maps). The textual 
 records of the Forest Service have been de¬ 
 scribed in the National Archives' Preliminary 
 Inventory No. 18, Records of the Forest Serv ¬ 
 ice (Washington, 1949). 
 
 An index to the records described in each 
 entry is included in this inventory. Since many 
 of the entries do not specify all the maps by 
 area, name of national forest or other admin¬ 
 istrative area, or subject, the index has been 
 designed to provide this information. Names 
 of national forests have been indexed, but no 
 attempt has been made to bring these maps up 
 to date with the continuing name and boundary 
 changes that have occurred since the forests 
 were first established. The index provides the 
 name of the forest appearing on the discrete 
 map record. Many of the index entries refer 
 to series 94, which consists of the project files 
 of the Drafting and Atlas Section of the Division 
 of Engineering. The records in this series re¬ 
 late to many subjects and areas. The individual 
 contents of the folders in the series are described 
 in the appendix. The index entries for this series 
 use a letter-number designation that refers to 
 folder files, as listed in the appendix. 
 
 2 Early aerial photographic surveys of the 
 Service, dated from 1934 to 1938, were acces¬ 
 sioned by the National Archives after Septem¬ 
 ber 22, 1966, and are not described in this 
 inventory. 
 
GENERAL CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS 
 
 The general cartographic records described 
 below belong to a mass of records that were 
 transferred from the Forest Service without 
 identification as to their origin within the or¬ 
 ganizational framework of that agency. They 
 have been arranged and are described in series 
 according to subject matter. 
 
 1. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 THE FIELD ORGANIZATION OF THE 
 FOREST SERVICE AND THE PRINCIPAL 
 AGENCIES COOPERATING WITH THE 
 SERVICE, ca. 1939. 1 item. 
 
 A base map, dated 1939, annotated to show 
 regional boundaries and State and regional head¬ 
 quarters offices of the Forest Service, the 
 National Resources Planning Board, the Soil 
 Conservation Service, and the Farm Security 
 Administration. Also shown are the head¬ 
 quarters offices of State foresters and locations 
 of State agricultural colleges. 
 
 2. MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES AND 
 PARTS THEREOF SHOWING NATIONAL 
 FORESTS. 1908-55. 35 items. 
 
 Published maps of the United States showing 
 
 locations of national forests, Forest Service 
 districts or regions and regional headquarters, 
 and forest products laboratories; some editions 
 also show State forests, Indian reservations, 
 Bureau of Reclamation project areas, national 
 parks and monuments, and Forest Service pur¬ 
 chase areas and those areas in which purchases 
 were to be authorized by special acts of Con¬ 
 gress; and one edition, dated 1908, also shows 
 the amount of lumber cut in each region in 1906. 
 There are also published maps of the Eastern 
 United States showing national forests, purchase 
 areas, and shelterbelt areas in 1935 and na¬ 
 tional forests, purchase units, and the Prairie 
 States Forestry Project in 1938 and 1939. Ar¬ 
 ranged chronologically. 
 
 3. PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATIONS, EX¬ 
 ECUTIVE ORDERS, AND MAPS RELATING 
 TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AND 
 CHANGES IN FOREST RESERVES AND 
 NATIONAL FORESTS. 1891-1935. ca. 
 
 1, 350 items. 
 
 A two-part series. The first part consists 
 of bound volumes of printed proclamations or 
 orders dated from 1891 to March 1, 1907, ar¬ 
 ranged chronologically. The proclamations and 
 orders dated from 1891 to October 3, 1905, are 
 accompanied by printed base maps annotated to 
 show boundaries of the forest as established by 
 or changed by the proclamations or orders, and 
 those dated after October 3, 1905, are accom¬ 
 panied by printed maps incorporated with the 
 documents. The second part of the series con¬ 
 sists chiefly of printed documents and related 
 maps dated since March 2, 1907, which are ar¬ 
 ranged alphabetically by name of national forest 
 and thereunder chronologically by date of docu¬ 
 ment. A few proclamations and maps relating 
 to national parks are included. 
 
 4. MAPS OF NATIONAL FORESTS ILLUS¬ 
 TRATING WITHDRAWALS AS AUTHORIZED 
 BY EXECUTIVE ORDERS. 1914-22. 
 
 16 items. 
 
 Annotated. 
 
 5. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 COMPARATIVE AREAS OF NATIONAL 
 FORESTS. 1937. 1 item. 
 
 A manuscript diagrammatic map. 
 
 6. MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR NATIONAL 
 FORESTS. 1935 and 1942. ? items. 
 
 A published map, dated 1935, showing 
 present and recommended national forests and 
 a map annotated to show eliminations from and 
 accretions to national forests as recommended 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 by the National Forest Resources Committee 
 in 1942. 
 
 7. MAPS AND GRAPHS SHOWING PRESENT 
 AND RECOMMENDED OWNERSHIP, USE, 
 AND MANAGEMENT OF FOREST LAND 
 IN THE UNITED STATES, n. d. 6 items. 
 Printed maps showing the existing dominant 
 
 ownership and dominant intensity of manage¬ 
 ment of forest lands and that recommended by 
 the Forest Service. The graphs show, by 
 State, existing ownership and recommended 
 use of forest lands. 
 
 8. "OLD STATISTICAL DIAGRAMS 1908 to 
 1913 [1919]. " litem. 
 
 A bound volume of 57 maps, charts, and 
 tables containing the following information about 
 national forests: the annual costs for adminis¬ 
 tering each, the number of permits issued for 
 special uses of forest lands, settlements by 
 kind, receipts from uses and settlements, 
 damages caused by forest fires, distribution of 
 commercial trees and the amount and value of 
 cut lumber, kinds of employment on forest 
 lands, trespassers, and the dates of establish¬ 
 ment of each forest. 
 
 9. MAPS SHOWING SELECTIONS FOR THE 
 MINNESOTA FOREST RESERVE. 1903. 
 
 3 items. 
 
 Manuscript maps consisting of two versions 
 of a map showing first selections for the forest 
 reserve and a map showing lands withdrawn 
 pending final selections for the reserve. These 
 maps were compiled in the Bureau of Forestry 
 of the Department of Agriculture. 
 
 10. MISCELLANEOUS MAPS OF NATIONAL 
 FORESTS SHOWING CHANGES AND REC¬ 
 OMMENDED CHANGES. 1908-37. 
 
 15 items. 
 
 A map of the Ashley National Forest, Utah 
 and Wyo., annotated to show additions in 1931; 
 a map of the Clearwater National Forest, Idaho, 
 annotated to show lands added by the abandon¬ 
 ment of the Selway National Forest, lands trans¬ 
 ferred from the St. Joe National Forest to the 
 Clearwater National Forest, and lands trans¬ 
 ferred from the Clearwater to the Lolo National 
 Forest, 1931-35; a map annotated to show pro¬ 
 posed additions to the Columbia National Forest, 
 Wash., 1937; a map of the Dixie National For¬ 
 est, Utah and Nev., showing lands recommended 
 for purchase, ca. 1933; a map annotated to 
 
 show the division of the Gila Forest Reserve, 
 
 N. Mex., into the Datil and Gila National For¬ 
 ests; a map annotated to show a boundary ad¬ 
 justment to the Grand Mesa National Forest, 
 Colo., ca. 1922; a map of the Francis Marion 
 National Forest, S.C., annotated to show bound¬ 
 ary changes, 1936; a map of the Idaho National 
 Forest, Idaho, annotated to show eliminated 
 lands, 1940; a map of the Kaibab National For¬ 
 est, Ariz., annotated to show lands eliminated 
 for the Grand Canyon National Park, 1919; a 
 map of the Olympic National Forest, Wash., 
 annotated to show public domain, areas offered 
 under the exchange act of 1922, and accepted 
 areas; a map of the Kaniksu National Forest, 
 Idaho, annotated to show the new boundary and 
 excluded areas, 1922; a map of the Ozark Na¬ 
 tional Forest, Ark., annotated to show non- 
 Government lands; a map of the Santa Fe Na¬ 
 tional Forest, N. Mex., annotated to show 
 resettlement areas transferred to the national 
 forest and lands added to Grazing District 1; a 
 map of the Sierra National Forest, Calif., an¬ 
 notated to show the new boundary and areas 
 covered by sales contracts, ca. 1927; and a 
 map of the Sioux National Forest, S. Dak. and 
 Mont., annotated to show eliminations, ca. 1919. 
 Arranged alphabetically by name of forest. 
 
 11. MAPS SHOWING WILDERNESS AND WILD 
 AREAS. 1928-61. 6 items. 
 
 Printed maps of the Western United States 
 and Minnesota, one dated 1947 and the other 
 undated, showing wilderness and wild areas. 
 National forests and purchase units are also 
 shown on the 1947 map. There is also a base 
 map of California annotated in 1928 to show 
 wilderness areas and national forests, parks, 
 and monuments. 
 
 12. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 THE MOST CRITICAL WATERSHED, 
 EROSION, AND SUBMARGINAL AREAS IN 
 NATIONAL FORESTS, n.d. litem. 
 Photoprocessed. 
 
 13. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 THE RELATIVE INFLUENCE OF FORESTS 
 ON WATERSHED PROTECTION, n. d. 
 
 1 item. 
 
 Published. 
 
 14. LAND CLASSIFICATION MAPS. 1908-49. 
 
 22 items. 
 
 Three versions, two manuscripts and one 
 
GENERAL 
 
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 published, of a map of North America, ca. 1908, 
 showing absolute forest, agricultural, grazing, 
 and barren lands; a panel of maps of the United 
 States showing national forests in 1895, 1900, 
 1905, 1910, 1915, and 1940, prepared for a 
 study of forest land classification; maps of 
 parts of the Western United States annotated in 
 the Forest Service regional offices in 1913 for 
 use in the "Public Use . . . [and] Red Book[s], " 
 showing commercial timber areas, woodlands, 
 and agricultural, grazing, and barren lands; 
 base maps of Alabama, Maine, Utah, and a 
 part of the Lewis and Clark National Forest pre¬ 
 pared for the forest land classification studies 
 and copies of these base maps annotated in 
 colors to show forest land classification data; 
 a map of part of Indiana in Morgan, Perry, 
 
 Clark, and Pike Counties annotated to show 
 agricultural areas and areas in which 75 per¬ 
 cent or more of the land is better suited to for¬ 
 estry than agriculture; and a base map for a 
 forest land classification study of the Pike Na¬ 
 tional Forest, Colo. Arranged by area. 
 
 15. MAPS SHOWING QUADRANGLE NAMES 
 AND TRIANGU LATION STATIONS. 1911. 
 
 36 items. 
 
 Photoprocessed copies of Post Office maps 
 of States and groups of States that had been pre¬ 
 viously annotated to show quadrangle names, 
 triangulation stations, primary traverse lines, 
 and level routes. Arranged numerically by 
 map number and accompanied by a map of the 
 United States on which the map numbers are 
 indexed by coverage. 
 
 16. MAPS OF THE NORTH-CENTRAL AND 
 NORTHWESTERN UNITED STATES SHOW¬ 
 ING THE DEVELOPMENT OF TERRI¬ 
 TORIAL AND STATE BOUNDARIES, n. d. 
 
 4 items. 
 
 Base maps of parts of the United States 
 annotated to show boundaries as described in 
 Henry Gannett, Boundaries of the United States 
 (3d ed.; U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 226, 
 Washington, 1904). 
 
 17. ISOGONIC MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES 
 AND CANADA. 1950-51. 2 items. 
 Manuscript maps. The map of the United 
 
 States was prepared by the U. S. Coast and 
 Geodetic Survey; that of Canada, by the Canadian 
 Department of Mines and Resources. 
 
 18. MAPS OF THE EASTERN UNITED STATES 
 SHOWING RAILROADS AND CANALS, 1840- 
 1915. 1922. 1 item. 
 
 A panel of four manuscript maps showing 
 
 railroads in operation in 1840, 1850, and 1860; 
 and the canals and principal canalized rivers 
 abandoned before 1915 and those in use in 1915. 
 Names of railroads and canals are listed and 
 keyed by number to the proper location on each 
 map. 
 
 19. STATE MAPS SHOWING NATIONAL FOR¬ 
 ESTS. 1930-39. 19 items. 
 
 Printed maps, dated 1930-39, and one 
 manuscript map without date. Arranged alpha¬ 
 betically by name of State. 
 
 20. MAPS SHOWING BOUNDARIES AND PRO¬ 
 POSED BOUNDARIES OF NATIONAL 
 PARKS AND MONUMENTS, ca. 1911-39. 
 
 18 items. 
 
 A map of Sequoia National Park, Calif., 
 ca. 1911, annotated to show the boundary ex¬ 
 tension proposed by the Sierra Club, park ad¬ 
 ministrative sites, easements, rights-of-way, 
 patented and pending lands, timber and mineral 
 entries, State selections, and reconveyances; a 
 map of the Stanislaus National Forest, Calif., 
 1924, showing locations of big trees and anno¬ 
 tated to show proposed park boundaries and 
 plans of townships within the forest showing 
 number and kind of trees within quarter sec¬ 
 tions; a map of Kentucky annotated to show 
 counties to be included in the Breaks of Sandy 
 National Park, 1939; an undated map annotated 
 to show boundary changes in the Boulder Dam 
 Recreation Area, Ariz. -Nev.; an undated map 
 annotated to show proposed timber additions to 
 the Grand Canyon National Park, Ariz., maps 
 showing boundary changes in the Colonial Na¬ 
 tional Monument, Va., 1952, the Scotts Bluff 
 National Monument, Nebr., 1949, and the 
 Chiricahua National Monument, Ariz., 1938; a 
 map annotated to show the established boundaries 
 of the Mammoth Cave National Pa k, Ky., ca. 
 1933; and an undated map annotated to show the 
 approximate boundary of the Big Bend State 
 Park, Tex. Arranged alphabetically by area. 
 
 21. MAPS SHOWING CONFLICT BETWEEN 
 PROPOSED BOUNDARY OF GREAT SMOKY 
 NATIONAL PARK AND THE CHEROKEE 
 NATIONAL FOREST, TENN. 1940. 
 
 3 items. 
 
 Topographic quadrangles covering the area 
 of conflict annotated to show the boundaries of 
 the park and the forest as described in the re¬ 
 spective proclamations, the boundary of the 
 proposed enlargement of the park, and areas of 
 conflict with the national forest. 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 22. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 THE ACREAGE OF STATE-OWNED FOR¬ 
 ESTS AND PARKS. 1930. 1 item. 
 
 A manuscript map. Information is given 
 by State. 
 
 23. MAPS SHOWING FOREST REGIONS AND 
 THE DISTRIBUTION OF INDIVIDUAL 
 SPECIES OF TREES. 1910-48. 23 items. 
 One published and one annotated map of 
 
 the United States showing forested areas, pub¬ 
 lished maps of the United States showing original 
 timber regions and forests by major tree species, 
 and published maps of States and parts of States 
 showing major tree species. Arranged by area. 
 
 24. MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 INFORMATION ABOUT COMMERCIAL 
 TIMBER. 1915-27. 17 items. 
 
 Published maps consisting of a map, dated 
 
 1915, showing graphically by State the amount 
 and major kind of timber available; a map, dated 
 
 1916, showing by State the distribution of princi¬ 
 pal commercial species of trees; a map, dated 
 1916, showing by region the relation of lumber 
 cut and mill capacities to standing timber; maps, 
 dated 1926 and 1927, showing headquarters of 
 principal softwood lumber manufacturers' as¬ 
 sociations and woods in which grading rules 
 applied, with tables giving information about 
 comparable grades of lumber products; an un¬ 
 dated photoprocessed map showing national for¬ 
 ests by State with annotations to show ownership 
 of commercial forest lands and the application 
 of reasonably good private forest practices; and 
 a series of 11 base maps of the United States, 
 annotated to show by county and by kind of tree 
 the amount of lumber cut in 1917. 
 
 25. MAPS AND GRAPHS RELATING TO FOR¬ 
 EST REGIONS AND WOOD PRODUCTION 
 IN THE WORLD. 1909-44. 35 items. 
 Published maps showing forest regions of 
 
 the world and of Africa, Asia and parts of Asia, 
 Australasia, Canada and Newfoundland, Europe 
 and parts of Europe, and parts of Latin America, 
 including the Caribbean area; a world map anno¬ 
 tated to show important timber trees; undated 
 maps of the world showing virgin shelter forests 
 and rubber plantations by kind of tree; manu¬ 
 script worksheets, several of which were com¬ 
 piled by Raphael Zon in 1922, showing forest 
 regions by kind in Europe, Central Europe, and 
 Poland; and statistical graphs showing forest 
 acreage and production of forest resources by 
 country. Some of the graphs were prepared 
 during World War I and show forest acreage and 
 lumber production of the Allied Powers, Central 
 
 Powers, and neutral countries. 
 
 26. MAPS SHOWING PAPERMILLS, PULP- 
 MILLS, AND BOARD MILLS. 1915-37. 
 
 16 items. 
 
 Manuscript maps of the world, of individual 
 continents, and of the United States showing paper- 
 mills and pulpmills, 1917-22; a photoprocessed 
 map, compiled in 1915 by the New England Paper 
 and Pulp Traffic Association, showing paper- 
 mills and board mills of the Eastern United 
 States and Canada and the productive capacity of 
 each; manuscript maps of the United States, 1917, 
 showing sulphate, sulphite soda, and ground-wood 
 pulpmills; and a manuscript map of the South¬ 
 eastern United States, 1937, showing locations 
 of papermills and pulpmills using wood as raw 
 material. 
 
 27. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 BY STATE SOME CONIFEROUS TREES 
 SUITABLE FOR PLANTING ON FARMS. 
 
 1924. 1 item. 
 
 Manuscript. 
 
 28. MAPS OF WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA 
 SHOWING TIMBER-USING INDUSTRIES. 
 
 1915. 2 items. 
 
 Manuscript. 
 
 29. MAPS OF TEXAS SHOWING LIFE ZONES, 
 VEGETATION, RAINFALL REGIONS, 
 NATURAL REGIONS, AND THE DISTRI¬ 
 BUTION OF DIFFERENT SPECIES OF 
 TREES, n.d. 4 items. 
 
 Two panels, with a total of nine published 
 maps, and two separate published maps. 
 
 30. MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 DATA FROM ECONOMIC STUDIES OF 
 RURAL AND FOREST LANDS. 1929-35. 
 
 39 items. 
 
 Manuscript and annotated maps showing 
 rural population and forest lands in relation to 
 total population, farm income, and expenditures; 
 number of persons engaged in farming; percent 
 of population receiving relief; increase or de¬ 
 crease in farmlands and migration of farm fam¬ 
 ilies; and submarginal farmlands, recommenda¬ 
 tions for use, and long-range plans for reforesting 
 some of these lands. 
 
 31. ILLUSTRATIONS RELATING TO FARM AND 
 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, n.d. 
 
 12 items. 
 
 Diagrams relating to general methods of 
 farm and community development and maps show¬ 
 ing the Koochiching Project, Minn., the Duluth & 
 
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 Iron Range Railroad grant, St. Louis County, 
 Minn., and the Vallee Settlement, Rusk County, 
 Wis. 
 
 32. MAPS AND RELATED RECORDS PER¬ 
 TAINING TO ECONOMIC STUDIES OF THE 
 LAKE STATES. 1940. 25 items. 
 Manuscript maps, including a map of Min¬ 
 nesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, showing 
 national, county and State forests, Indian lands, 
 and CCC camps by agency of control; a map of 
 the United States showing graphically the im¬ 
 portant features that characterized the position 
 of the three Lake States in the national economy; 
 a series of maps showing rural-industrial and 
 rural-agricultural counties in the three States, 
 counties with more than 50 percent of lands in 
 farms, concentrations of publicly owned lands, 
 idle lands that could be restored by reforesta¬ 
 tion, the percentage of unemployment, the per¬ 
 centage of farms with gross income under $600, 
 the distribution and condition of major forest 
 lands, the development of farms since 1860, 
 private lands of more than 50, 000 acres, major 
 kinds of employment ia urban centers, popula¬ 
 tion distribution, distribution and density of the 
 farm areas, important physical limitations, 
 pattern of forest economy based on proportion 
 of workers in forest industries, pattern of 
 Lake States economy based on proportion of 
 gainfully employed workers in important basic 
 industries, the trade network of the area, tax- 
 delinquent lands, principal outdoor recreation 
 areas, and mineral resources; a chart showing 
 the number of men gainfully employed in rural- 
 industrial and rural-agricultural sections; and 
 
 a title sheet for the series. 
 
 33. MAPS AND A GRAPH PERTAINING TO 
 STUDIES OF LAND USE IN DORCHESTER 
 TOWNSHIP, N.H. 1934. 7 items. 
 Manuscript maps compiled from studies 
 
 made by Harry C. Woodworth in association 
 with the New Hampshire Agricultural Experi¬ 
 ment Station of the University of New Hampshire, 
 including a location map and maps showing land- 
 ownership, forest types, ages of forests, soils 
 suitable for crops, and the decline of farming 
 since 1860, and a graph showing the rehabilita¬ 
 tion plan for the development and improvement 
 of forests. 
 
 34. MAP OF THE CHIPPEWA NATIONAL FOR¬ 
 
 EST, MINN., SHOWING RECOMMENDED 
 LAND USE. 1935. 1 item. 
 
 Shows areas recommended by local people 
 for permanent communities, recreation, Indians, 
 wildlife, and multiple-use forestry purposes. 
 
 Included is an inset enlargement of the town of 
 Remer and vicinity showing the families living 
 inside the Remer farming area and those living 
 outside the area, national forest lands to be 
 used as trading stock with families living out¬ 
 side the Remer farming area, and national for¬ 
 est lands outside the area. 
 
 35. MAPS FROM STUDIES OF THE MISSOURI 
 RIVER BASIN. 1948-49. 4 items. 
 Manuscript and published maps showing 
 
 natural lakes, existing and proposed reservoirs, 
 national forests, major water-management 
 regions, and annual water yield; and an un¬ 
 finished land-use map of the South Platte area, 
 Pike National Forest. 
 
 36. MAPS OF THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY. 
 
 1930. 3 items. 
 
 Published maps 7 and 9 of the Department 
 of Agriculture Flood Control Study of the Rio 
 Grande valley, showing natural vegetation and 
 ground cover as mapped by the Forest Service; 
 and a manuscript map of the Rio Grande valley 
 above Elephant Butte Dam, showing national 
 reserves. 
 
 37. MAP OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN 
 SHOWING A PROPOSED LAND-MANAGE¬ 
 MENT PROGRAM IN 1934. ca. 1935. 
 
 1 item. 
 
 A map of the Columbia River basin, with 
 annotations showing national forests; lands 
 chiefly valuable for watershed, timber, or 
 grazing purposes; and lands proposed to be added 
 to national forests. A legend lists by State the 
 acreages of lands proposed to be added to na¬ 
 tional forests and the acreages of land according 
 to their primary values. 
 
 38. MAP SHOWING INTERMINGLED LAND- 
 OWNERSHIP IN THE CHALLIS, SALMON, 
 AND SAWTOOTH NATIONAL FORESTS, 
 IDAHO. 1951. 1 item. 
 
 An annotated map, noted as prepared for 
 hearings. 
 
 39. PRINTED MAPS OF WEST SIDE ROAD 
 NO. 895, HUNGRY HORSE RESERVOIR, 
 MONT. ca. 1949. 2 items. 
 
 Tables and diagrams on the maps show the 
 volume of traffic, amount of logging, and ex¬ 
 penses for constructing the road. One map is 
 dated 1949; the other has additional notes about 
 road costs but is undated. 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 40. SOIL AND VEGETATION MAPS. 1940. 
 
 2 items. 
 
 A manuscript map of Tom Swamp Block, 
 Harvard Forest, Mass., showing soil types 
 and noted as "retraced, U. S. F. S. W. O., 1940, 
 
 E. Richards, " and a manuscript map of the 
 Lake Gogebic Unit, Ontonagon and Gogebic 
 Counties, Mich., showing types of cover. 
 
 41. MAPS OF THE WAGON WHEEL GAP 
 EXPERIMENT STATION, COLO. 1927. 
 
 6 items. 
 
 Manuscript maps from cooperative studies 
 made by the Forest Service and the Weather 
 Bureau in connection with the Mississippi River 
 Flood Control Project. These maps show mete¬ 
 orological stations, snow-scale areas, topog¬ 
 raphy, water sources, temperature stations, 
 and forest cover. 
 
 42. MAP OF THE NORTHERN UNITED STATES 
 SHOWING A TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE 
 BETWEEN PORTLAND, MAINE, AND 
 PORTLAND, OREG. 1931. 1 item. 
 
 This manuscript map also shows the site 
 of the Roosevelt Memorial, Mont. 
 
 43. RIGHTS-OF-WAY MAPS. ca. 1890-1913. 
 
 1, 200 items. 
 
 Photoprocessed copies of rights-of-way 
 maps of railroad, telephone and telegraph lines, 
 canals, ditches, and reservoirs crossing na¬ 
 tional forest lands. Arranged alphabetically by 
 name of national forest. 
 
 44. MAP SHOWING THE MAIN AND BRANCH 
 LINES OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC 
 RAILROAD. 1940. 1 item. 
 
 A manuscript map of the main-line and 
 land-grant limits of the Northern Pacific lying 
 between Ashland, Wis., Portland, Oreg., and 
 Tacoma, Wash., with insets showing proposals 
 made in 1864 and 1870 for branch-line locations. 
 It is noted that the map was prepared for a 
 Mr. Burch and a print was used by the Depart¬ 
 ment of Justice in litigation. This map and the 
 following two series of maps were prepared by 
 the Forest Service for the use of the Depart¬ 
 ment of Justice in connection with the Northern 
 Pacific Railroad's suit involving lands within its 
 grant limits that the railroad claimed it had not 
 received. 
 
 45. MAPS SHOWING LAND-GRANT LIMITS 
 OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 
 LYING WITHIN NATIONAL FORESTS. 
 
 1930. 28 items. 
 
 Annotated maps. Arranged alphabetically 
 
 by name of national forest. See entry 44. 
 
 46. MAPS SHOWING PATENTED UNSOLD 
 LANDS OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC 
 RAILROAD LYING WITHIN NATIONAL 
 FORESTS. 1930. 27 items. 
 
 Annotated maps. Arranged alphabetically 
 
 by name of national forest. See entry 44. 
 
 47. MAP OF PUERTO RICO SHOWING LAND- 
 MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES OF FEDERAL 
 AGENCIES. 1949. 1 item. 
 
 Manuscript. 
 
 48. MAPS AND RELATED RECORDS PER¬ 
 TAINING TO STUDIES OF FORESTS IN 
 THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. 1904-9. 
 
 3 items. 
 
 A map of the archipelago annotated to show 
 forest district stations and boundaries and for¬ 
 est nurseries; a 10-sheet map of the archipelago 
 annotated to show commercial and noncommer¬ 
 cial forest lands, cultivated lands, open lands, 
 mangrove swamps, and pine regions, 1909; and 
 a written description of the Lamoa Forest 
 Reserve, 1904. 
 
 49. MAPS AND GRAPHS RELATING TO WATER¬ 
 POWER RESOURCES IN SOUTHEASTERN 
 ALASKA. 1914-25. 47 items. 
 
 Published maps and graphs prepared in 1925 
 to accompany a report to the Federal Power Com¬ 
 mission, including location maps of southeastern 
 Alaska and parts thereof, diagrams showing mean 
 monthly discharge at USGS gaging stations, area 
 and capacity curves for selected reservoir sites, 
 and monthly and annual precipitation at selected 
 sites; photoprocessed maps of parts of south¬ 
 eastern Alaska showing waterpower possibilities; 
 manuscript mass diagrams showing monthly 
 flow, in thousands of feet, at selected water 
 bodies for the period 1918-21; and photoproces¬ 
 sed topographic maps of project areas in the 
 Tongass National Forest, prepared during a 
 waterpower reconnaissance in 1925. 
 
 50. MAP OF TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST, 
 ALASKA, SHOWING AERIAL PHOTO¬ 
 RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHT LINES. 1927. 
 
 1 item. 
 
 Photoprocessed. 
 
 51. MAP SHOWING MINERAL RESOURCES IN 
 THE USSURI REGION AND SAGHALIEN 
 ISLAND, SIBERIA, n. d. 1 item. 
 
 Manuscript. 
 
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF 
 
 9 
 
 52. MAPS SHOWING PROPOSED ORGANIZA¬ 
 TION CHANGES IN REGION 1. 1930. 
 
 15 items. 
 
 Two published maps of the region annotated 
 to show alternate plans for proposed forest units 
 and maps of national forests within the region 
 annotated to show proposed ranger districts. 
 
 53. MAP OF REGION 2 SHOWING PROPOSED 
 TIMBER AND WATERSHED ADDITIONS, 
 ca. 1932. 1 item. 
 
 Annotated. 
 
 54. MAP OF REGION 3 SHOWING PRINCIPAL 
 PRIME SAWTIMBER AREAS. 1913. 1 item. 
 This published map also shows the esti¬ 
 mated amount of timber in each area. 
 
 55. MAP OF REGION 6 SHOWING PROPOSED 
 BOUNDARY CHANGES WITH REGION 1. 
 1930. 1 item. 
 
 Annotated. 
 
 56. MAP OF REGION 6 SHOWING CCC CAMPS, 
 n. d. 1 item. 
 
 Printed. 
 
 57. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION, n.d. 
 
 1 item. 
 
 A processed map, with annotations showing 
 the population of Region 9 and the population 
 within a 300-mile radius of the centers of each 
 of the five States forming the region. 
 
 RECORDS OF THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF 
 
 Until 1935 the head of the Forest Service 
 was known as the Forester; since then he has 
 been designated Chief. The records herein 
 described include some maps prepared for the 
 use of Dr. Ferdinand A. Silcox, who was head 
 from 1933 to 1939, and some records of several 
 central or headquarters offices attached to his 
 office. 
 
 58. ILLUSTRATIONS FOR AN ADDRESS 
 GIVEN BY DR. SILCOX ON APR. 24, 
 
 1934. 1934. 22 items. 
 
 Manuscript maps and other graphic ma¬ 
 terials consisting of base maps of the United 
 States annotated to show forest regions, national 
 forests, watersheds important to forests, nat¬ 
 ural forest areas where serious erosion existed, 
 rates of exhaustion of forests, States importing 
 lumber by amount of importations, States with 
 highest employment in lumber industries and 
 number of persons employed, States with the 
 highest densities of population, percentages by 
 State of lands reverting to public ownership 
 because of tax delinquencies, and primitive 
 areas and game animals within national forests; 
 and graphs and tables showing total area in for¬ 
 est lands, uses of forests and lumber products, 
 lumber production, and ownership, devastations 
 of forest lands, and requirements of forest 
 lands. 
 
 RECORDS OF THE DIVISION 
 OF FISCAL CONTROL 
 
 This Division, now known as Budget and 
 Finance, was one of the administrative divisions 
 in the Chief's Office. 
 
 59. "FOREST FIRE DEFENSE MAPS THIRD 
 
 DEFICIENCY ESTIMATES." 1941-42. 
 
 9 items. 
 
 Maps of several of the national forest 
 regions and of a few individual national forests 
 annotated to show approved and unjustified na¬ 
 tional defense fire-protection areas. 
 
 RECORDS OF THE DIVISION OF OPERATION 
 
 During World War n the Division of Opera¬ 
 tion, in the Chief's Office, supervised special 
 war-connected projects conducted by the Forest 
 Service. The emergency rubber project, con¬ 
 ducted for the purpose of raising certain kinds 
 of rubber in this country, was one of these. 
 
 60. MAPS RELATING TO GUAYULE PRODUC¬ 
 TION. 1942-43. 3 items. 
 
 Published maps, including a preliminary 
 map showing potential guayule planting sites in 
 the State of California and soils suitable for 
 guayule in the northern and southern parts of 
 the San Joaquin Valley, Calif. 
 
 RECORDS OF THE NORTHEASTERN TIMBER 
 SALVAGE ADMINISTRATION 
 
 The New England hurricane in September 
 1938 blew down millions of trees. Various 
 Government and private agencies were asked to 
 cooperate in the salvage, conservation, and 
 marketing of the blowndown timber. A North¬ 
 eastern Timber Salvage Administration was 
 organized to handle this cooperative activity, 
 and the Chief of the Forest Service was appointed 
 as its head. 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 61. MAPS FROM STUDIES OF FOREST LANDS 
 IN THE NEW ENGLAND REGION, ca. 
 
 1938. 5 items. 
 
 Base maps of the New England region an¬ 
 notated to show the distribution of forests (two 
 
 RECORDS OF NATIONAL 
 
 RECORDS OF THE DIVISION OF ENGINEERING 
 
 An Office of Engineering, responsible for 
 the construction of roads, trails, telephone 
 lines, and other permanent improvements in 
 national forests, was established in the Branch 
 of Operations in 1907. In 1908 this Office was 
 superseded by the Office of Geography, which 
 was also charged with the examination of General 
 Land Office records relating to land titles, the 
 compilation of "Forest Atlases" (a function pre¬ 
 viously assigned to the Office of Forest Manage¬ 
 ment), and the photographic and cartographic 
 work of the Forest Service. Several organization 
 changes occurred between 1908 and 1935, when 
 the Division of Engineering was established. 
 
 The functions of this Division, while consider¬ 
 ably broadened, remained essentially the same 
 as those of its predecessors. 
 
 62. REPORT ON CONVENTIONAL SIGNS AND 
 SYMBOLS USED ON MAPS PREPARED BY 
 DIFFERENT NATIONS. 1908. 1 item. 
 
 An 18-page report showing the tentative 
 scheme to be adopted by an international com¬ 
 mission on mapping. The Forest Service's Of¬ 
 fice of Geography prepared this report for the 
 Secretary of Agriculture. 
 
 63. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 THE STATUS OF TOPOGRAPHIC MAP¬ 
 PING IN NATIONAL FOREST AREAS. 
 
 1949. 1 item. 
 
 Published. 
 
 64. SPECIMEN MAPS AND INSTRUCTIONS 
 FOR THE PREPARATION OF FOREST 
 SERVICE MAPS. 1907-35. 7 items. 
 Legends, map instructions, specimen maps, 
 
 and the program for the preparation of the For¬ 
 est Atlases; a list of tree types to be platted on 
 maps of the Great Basin and eastern Montana; 
 specimens for the standard l-inch-to-2-mile 
 and l-inch-to-4-mile maps of national forests; 
 a booklet giving conventional signs, legends, 
 and forms for Forest Service administrative 
 maps; a printed handbook for the use of engi¬ 
 neers in Region 9 containing information about 
 mapping and surveying, roads and trails, 
 
 versions), the distribution of population, major 
 land-use areas and the relative predominance of 
 forest lands in each, and the extent of blown- 
 down timber and forest-fire hazard caused by 
 the 1938 hurricane. 
 
 FORESTS DIVISIONS 
 
 waterpower, and improvements; and a printed 
 brochure entitled "Why is a Contour?" by 
 M. W. Talbot. 
 
 65. FOREST ATLASES. 1908-25. 173 
 
 atlases. 
 
 Published atlases containing maps of 
 individual national forests, each map of which 
 is in several sheets. Included in each atlas 
 are maps showing vegetation, stands of com¬ 
 mercial timber, grazing information, mining 
 areas and claims, and species of trees. The 
 format of the atlases has changed over the 
 period of publication, and those issued since 1914 
 also show park areas, timberlands, woodlands, 
 brush, and alienated lands. Arranged alpha¬ 
 betically by name of national forest. 
 
 66. MAPS OF FOREST SERVICE REGIONS. 
 
 1911-40. 44 items. 
 
 A record set of published maps of Forest 
 Service regions, formerly called districts. 
 
 These maps, which were prepared in the local 
 district or regional offices, show national for¬ 
 ests, parks and monuments, Indian reservations, 
 Forest Service regional headquarters, super¬ 
 visors'offices, and district rangers' offices. 
 
 They also show county seats, lines of public 
 surveys, and roads. Some of the maps also 
 show kinds of trees. Arranged by region num¬ 
 ber and thereunder chronologically by date of 
 publication. 
 
 67. MAPS OF FOREST RESERVES, n.d. 
 
 2 items. 
 
 Published maps of the Ashland Forest 
 Reserve, Oreg., and the Pikes Peak Forest 
 Reserve, Colo. 
 
 68. MAPS OF NATIONAL FORESTS. 1911-60. 
 
 2, 050 items. 
 
 A record set of published maps of national 
 forests and parts of national forests prepared in 
 the regional offices following standards devised 
 by the Division of Engineering. These maps, on 
 scales ranging from 1 inch to 1 mile to 1 inch 
 to 4 miles, show the national forest boundaries, 
 State and county boundaries, game and bird 
 refuges, primitive areas, roads and their 
 
NATIONAL FORESTS DIVISIONS 
 
 11 
 
 condition, trails, telephone and railroad lines, 
 forest supervisors' headquarters, ranger and 
 guard stations, triangulation stations, camp 
 sites, houses and buildings, and airfields. 
 
 Some versions also show acquired forest lands, 
 lands to be acquired, and purchase units. Ar¬ 
 ranged alphabetically by name of national forest 
 and thereunder chronologically by date of edition. 
 
 69. MAPS OF RANGER DISTRICTS. 1939-47. 
 
 100 items. 
 
 A record set of published maps of ranger 
 districts within national forests, prepared in 
 the regional offices. These maps give the same 
 information as the national forest maps described 
 in entry 68. Arranged alphabetically by name of 
 national forest and thereunder by name of ranger 
 district. 
 
 70. MAPS OF PURCHASE UNITS. 1935-36. 
 
 75 items. 
 
 A record set of published maps of purchase 
 units, prepared in the regional offices. These 
 maps give the same information as the national 
 forest maps described in entry 68. Arranged 
 alphabetically by name of purchase unit. 
 
 71. TOPOGRAPHIC QUADRANGLES. 1937-47. 
 
 44 items. 
 
 Advance sheets, published on a scale of 
 1:63, 360, dated 1937-40 and covering miscel¬ 
 laneous areas in and near national forests; and 
 16 finished published sheets dated 1947 and 
 covering the Prescott National Forest, Ariz., 
 on the same scale. Arranged alphabetically by 
 name of national forest and thereunder by name 
 of quadrangle. 
 
 72. MAPS OF PUERTO RICO. n. d. 4 items. 
 
 A published contoured map showing com¬ 
 pleted and projected roads, trails, telegraph 
 lines, and canals; a photoprocessed map show¬ 
 ing percent of forest cover including coffee 
 plantations; and a manuscript base map showing 
 roads, communication lines, canals, national 
 forest boundaries, and purchase units with an 
 overlay showing contours. 
 
 73. MAP OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. 
 
 1933. 1 item. 
 
 A large-scale published map prepared by 
 the Forest Service in cooperation with the State, 
 showing national forest and other boundaries, 
 roads, and railroads. 
 
 74. MAP OF THE BLACK HILLS AREA, 
 
 S. DAK. AND WYO. 1927. 1 item. 
 
 A published map showing national forest 
 
 boundaries, ranger stations, roads, campgrounds, 
 and game refuges. 
 
 75. TRANSPORTATION MAPS. 1962. 592 
 items. 
 
 Photoprocessed copies of maps of national 
 forests and parts of national forests, experi¬ 
 mental forests, grassland areas, land-utilization 
 project areas, land-use area, and national forest 
 purchase units annotated in colors to show the 
 transportation plan or system for each. Included 
 are maps identified as "All Purpose Transporta¬ 
 tion System Maps, " "Transportation Plan Maps 
 A, " "Transportation Plan Maps B, " and some 
 miscellaneous maps. Roads and trails are 
 shown by class or type of maintenance, and 
 other transportation facilities, such as railroads 
 and airfields, are included. In addition there 
 are manuscript overlays for national forests and 
 related areas also showing roads. Arranged al¬ 
 phabetically by name of forest or other project 
 area. 
 
 76. TOPOGRAPHIC AND GRAZING RECON¬ 
 NAISSANCE SURVEY MAP OF PRYOR 
 MOUNTAIN DIVISION, BEARTOOTH NA¬ 
 TIONAL FOREST, MONT. 1917. 1 item. 
 Photoprocessed. 
 
 77. MAP AND CHART RELATING TO MAP¬ 
 PING ACTIVITIES IN REGION 3. 1912-13. 
 
 2 items. 
 
 A published map of the region showing the 
 extent of surveys of national forests and areas 
 where mapping is necessary; and a chart listing 
 the extent of area covered by intensive recon¬ 
 naissance, the extent covered by standard sur¬ 
 veys, the extent of area unsurveyed, and avail¬ 
 able maps--by kind--for each national forest 
 within the region. 
 
 78. PHOTOMAPS OF THE ANGELES NATIONAL 
 FOREST AND OF PART OF THE COAST OF 
 CALIFORNIA. 1939. 2 items. 
 
 Compiled in Region 5. 
 
 79. MAP OF CALIFORNIA SHOWING POWER- 
 PLANTS AND WATER STORAGE DEVELOP¬ 
 MENTS. 1930. 1 item. 
 
 A published map. Hydroelectric and steam¬ 
 generating powerplants and proposed and existing 
 water storage developments are distinguished. 
 
 80. MAPS OF TRAILS IN OREGON AND WASH¬ 
 INGTON. 1935-38. 4 items. 
 
 Published maps of the Oregon Skyline, the 
 Cascade Crest, and the Caribou Trails. 
 
12 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 81. PHOTORELIEF MAP OF THE HEAD¬ 
 WATERS OF THE STEHEKIN RIVER, 
 CHELAN NATIONAL FOREST, WASH, 
 n. d. 1 item. 
 
 This is a photograph of a relief model. 
 
 82. MAPS OF PARTS OF THE OLYMPIC NA¬ 
 TIONAL FOREST, WASH., SHOWING 
 INFORMATION ABOUT ELKS. 1937-38. 
 
 3 items. 
 
 Published maps showing locations of elk 
 kills, the winter range of Roosevelt elk, and 
 migration routes and recorded locations of the 
 belled cow elk. 
 
 83. COOPERATIVE FIRE-CONTROL MAPS. 
 1931-40. 4 items. 
 
 Maps of the United States consisting of a 
 published map, dated 1937, prepared to illu¬ 
 strate the Clarke-McNary Act of 1936 showing 
 forest areas under intensive protection, those 
 areas with inadequate protection and areas with 
 no protection, State forest-fire-control head¬ 
 quarters, and district boundaries and head¬ 
 quarters; an undated manuscript map showing 
 national forests and purchase units and areas 
 with adequate or inadequate fire protection, 
 marked "Hastings Data"; and a published map, 
 dated 1931, showing diagrammatically--by 
 State--the area of State and private forest land 
 under fire protection or in need of protection, 
 the number of trees distributed to farmers for 
 planting stock, and headquarters of administra¬ 
 tive personnel. There is also a map of New 
 Mexico, annotated in 1940 to illustrate the 
 coverage of sections 1, 2, and 3 of the Clarke- 
 McNary Act of 1936, showing forest lands in 
 need of protection, park lands, lands protected 
 by Federal agencies other than the Forest 
 Service, lands protected by cooperative agree¬ 
 ment, lands protected by the State, proposed 
 permanent lookouts, firemen and rangers, and 
 boundaries of Forest Service administrative 
 control. 
 
 84. LETTER AND MAPS RELATING TO THE 
 DEFENSE OF FOREST LANDS IN CALI¬ 
 FORNIA. 1940. 3 items. 
 
 A copy of a letter to the Chief of the For¬ 
 est Service from the Regional Forester describ¬ 
 ing the project for defending forest lands in 
 California, a map of the State annotated to show 
 areas to be defended, and a map of the defended 
 areas showing the proposed communication net 
 and facilities of the cooperative aircraft warning 
 service. 
 
 85. MAPS PERTAINING TO STUDIES OF FOR¬ 
 EST FIRES IN MINNESOTA AND MICHIGAN. 
 
 1925-27. 16 items. 
 
 Manuscript maps showing forest-fire occur¬ 
 rences; railroad fires; fires occurring in the 
 fall, spring, and summer; brush-burning fires; 
 campers' and smokers' fires; fire-control 
 districts; and forest cover. The maps of Min¬ 
 nesota show information for the period 1915-24; 
 and those of Michigan, for the period 1920-27. 
 
 86. STATE MAPS SHOWING ROAD DEVELOP¬ 
 MENT IN NATIONAL FORESTS. 1917. 
 
 26 items. 
 
 Printed maps showing the status of road 
 construction and types of existing roads, approved 
 road projects, road projects proposed but not 
 approved, and the relation of the existing and 
 proposed roads to county and State highway sys¬ 
 tems. Arranged alphabetically by State. 
 
 87. MAPS OF NATIONAL FOREST REGIONS 
 
 AND NATIONAL FORESTS SHOWING 
 
 ENCLOSING AREAS WITHOUT ROADS. 
 
 ca. 1926. 48 items. 
 
 Arranged numerically by region and there¬ 
 under alphabetically by name of forest. 
 
 RECORDS OF THE 
 
 DIVISION OF TIMBER MANAGEMENT 
 
 This Division develops timber management 
 plans and supervises timber sales, forest tree 
 nursery work, forest planting, insect and disease 
 control, and other phases of timber manage¬ 
 ment. It was established in 1935 but had its 
 origins in 1898, when a Section of Working Plans 
 was established in the Forest Service to prepare 
 plans that would assist farmers, lumbermen, 
 and others in handling forest lands. The Section 
 became, successively, the Office of Forest 
 Management, the Branch of Forest Management, 
 and in 1935 the Division of Timber Management. 
 
 88. TIMBER SURVEY MAPS. 1913-16. 
 
 800 items. 
 
 Printed maps of authorized timber sale 
 areas in national forests, annotated to show tree 
 types, age of trees, ground cover, and topo¬ 
 graphy. Related textual descriptions accompany 
 the maps. Arranged alphabetically by name of 
 national forest. 
 
 89. TIMBER SURVEY AND SALE DIAGRAMS. 
 
 1915-27. 280 items. 
 
 Maps of national forests annotated to show 
 
NATIONAL FORESTS DIVISIONS 
 
 13 
 
 areas of intensive timber surveys and cutover 
 areas. The cutover areas contain numbers re¬ 
 ferring to attached lists that give the dates of 
 the sales contracts and the person or company 
 contracting the sales to 1921. After 1921 the 
 sales are not identified. Arranged by region 
 and thereunder alphabetically by name of na¬ 
 tional forest. 
 
 90. MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF PROPOSED 
 TIMBER SALES AREAS IN THE MALHEUR 
 NATIONAL FOREST, OREG. n.d. litem. 
 A published map. Proposed areas and 
 
 optional areas are distinguished. 
 
 91. TIMBER SETTLEMENT MAP OF PART 
 OF MOUNT BAKER NATIONAL FOREST, 
 WASH. 1937. 1 item. 
 
 A printed map annotated to show levels of 
 1, 570 and 1, 710 feet above sea level and cutting 
 areas. 
 
 92. MAPS OF NATIONAL FORESTS IN 
 REGION 1 SHOWING TIMBER ACCESS 
 ROADS, n.d. 17 items. 
 
 Printed maps. Arranged alphabetically by 
 name of forest. 
 
 93. OTHER MAPS OF TIMBER AREAS, 
 ca. 1940. 2 items. 
 
 A map of the Bridger National Forest, 
 
 Wyo., dated 1940, annotated to show timber 
 areas served by roads and the condition of the 
 roads; and an undated printed map of the Mis¬ 
 sissippi River Delta area annotated to show 
 timber areas. 
 
 94. PROJECT FILES OF THE DRAFTING 
 AND ATLAS SECTION. 
 
 Manuscript, photoprocessed, and published 
 maps, graphs, charts, and related data. Most 
 of these records were prepared for use in publi¬ 
 cations, as illustrations for exhibits or talks 
 given by Forest Service personnel, or for the 
 use of other Forest Service Divisions. Some of 
 the records were never published. A detailed 
 listing of the records is given on pages 27-34 in 
 the order in which the records are arranged—a 
 letter-number designation appearing on the 
 folders. 
 
 RECORDS OF THE 
 DIVISION OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 
 
 In 1907 a Branch of Grazing was established 
 in the Forest Service to supervise all matters 
 relating to the grazing of livestock on national 
 
 forest ranges and range reserves. The name 
 was changed to Branch of Range Management in 
 1927, and in 1935 the Branch became the Divi¬ 
 sion of Range Management. 
 
 95. MAP OF THE WESTERN UNITED STATES 
 SHOWING ESTABLISHED AND PROPOSED 
 GRAZING DISTRICTS, n.d. litem. 
 Annotated. 
 
 96. MAPS SHOWING PROPOSED TRANSFERS 
 OF NATIONAL FOREST LANDS TO THE 
 GRAZING SERVICE. 1945. 33 items. 
 
 Maps of California, Forest Service Region 4, 
 
 and individual national forests annotated to show 
 areas involved in an Executive order proposing 
 the transfer of 26 million acres from the For¬ 
 est Service to the Grazing Service of the Depart¬ 
 ment of the Interior. Arranged by area.- 
 
 97. MAPS RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT 
 OF GRAZING DISTRICTS IN NATIONAL 
 FOREST AREAS. 1940. 9 items. 
 
 A published map of central and western 
 Colorado annotated to show national forests and 
 parks and Taylor Grazing Districts; published 
 maps of part of Taylor Grazing Districts 3 and 
 4 in Colorado showing federally owned lands and 
 adjacent national forests; and published maps of 
 Forest Service Regions 3, 4, and 6 annotated to 
 show lands that the Department of the Interior 
 might request under section 13 of the Taylor 
 Grazing Act. 
 
 98. MAPS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN SHEEP 
 PROBLEM AREAS, n.d. 3 items. 
 
 A published map and an annotated map of 
 Arizona showing proposed sheep experiment 
 areas and stock driveways and a map of the 
 Southwestern United States showing the approxi¬ 
 mate area to be served by the proposed South¬ 
 western Sheep Experiment Station and range 
 types, experimental areas, and irrigated land 
 in the area covered by the station. 
 
 99. MAPS OF EXPERIMENTAL RANGES AND 
 PASTURES. 1918-36. 15 items. 
 
 A published map of the Billy Meadows 
 Experimental Pasture, Oreg., undated; a photo- 
 processed map of the South Fork Burnt River 
 Cattle and Horse Range, Whitman National For¬ 
 est, Oreg., showing the kind and value of forage, 
 1919; manuscript, annotated, and published 
 maps of the Jornada Experimental Range, 
 
 N. Mex., 1936, showing soil and grass types, 
 a survey of the eastern boundary, the triangula¬ 
 tion control of the eastern boundary, changes 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 and proposed changes of the eastern boundary, 
 and facilities of the reserve, such as fences, 
 telephone lines, buildings, and tanks once 
 liquidated by grazing credit and either rebuilt 
 or maintained by the Government or by a co- 
 operator. There are also published and anno¬ 
 tated maps of the Santa Rita Range Reserve, 
 
 Ariz., one dated 1934, and two copies of a map 
 of the Rak Allotment, 1920, one annotated to show 
 utilized range, fences, salt grounds, and cor¬ 
 rals, and the other annotated to show inaccessible 
 areas, corrals, water, stock trails, and salt 
 grounds. 
 
 100. MAPS OF GOAT RANGES. 1915-18. 
 
 7 items. 
 
 Published, annotated, and manuscript 
 maps of the Gist and McCollaum Dark Canyon 
 Goat Range, Lincoln National Forest, N. Mex., 
 including plans of the range and maps showing 
 grazing areas and kinds of grasses; a plan of 
 the Gist and McCollaum Kidding Range in the 
 Lincoln National Forest; a plan of the proposed 
 Gist and McCollaum Goatproof Pasture in the 
 Alamo National Forest, N. Mex.; a plan of the 
 experimental goat range in the Gila National 
 Forest, N. Mex.; and an incomplete map show¬ 
 ing forage lands in goat ranges in the Gila Na¬ 
 tional Forest. Some of these maps are noted as 
 having been prepared for a Mr. Chapline. 
 
 101. REPORTS ON APPRAISAL OF RANGE- 
 
 LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST REGIONS 
 
 AND NATIONAL FORESTS. 1922-27. 
 
 208 items. 
 
 Manuscript and annotated maps of parts of 
 Regions 3, 4, and 5 and of national forests show¬ 
 ing recreation areas and areas closed to stock, 
 open and browse rangelands, range in conifer 
 timber, wasteland, and patented lands; over- 
 grazed lands are distinguished. Filed with the 
 maps are general discussions of the rangelands 
 in each region or forest and detailed discussions 
 giving information on forage, water, topography, 
 accessibility improvements, land values, For¬ 
 est Service restrictions, losses from poisonous 
 plants and predatory animals, and costs of han¬ 
 dling stock. In general these descriptions distin¬ 
 guish between cattle and sheep ranges. Statis¬ 
 tical summaries give information on acreages of 
 rangelands, forage types, carrying capacities 
 of rangelands, values, and the grazing improve¬ 
 ment plan. Photographs accompany some of 
 the reports. These reports were prepared in 
 the Office of Grazing. Arranged alphabetically 
 by name of forest. 
 
 102. MAPS PREPARED FOR A REPORT TO 
 THE NATIONAL RESOURCES PLANNING 
 BOARD. 1934. 17 items. 
 
 A map of Forest Service Region 2 anno¬ 
 tated to show waste rangelands; manuscript and 
 annotated maps of the Western States, Forest 
 Service Regions 1 and 6, and the southern part 
 of the intermountain area showing the seasonal 
 use and carrying capacities of rangeland; and 
 maps of the Forest Service regions annotated 
 to show surveyed range areas and the agencies 
 responsible for the surveys, surveys meeting 
 Western Range Survey standards, and areas to 
 be surveyed by the Western Range Survey. 
 
 103. MAPS SHOWING SEASONAL USE AND 
 GRAZING CAPACITIES OF WESTERN 
 RANGELANDS. 1936. 2 items. 
 
 Manuscript. 
 
 104. MAPS SHOWING THE EXTENT OF RANGE 
 DEPLETION, n.d. 21 items. 
 
 Manuscript maps of the western range 
 
 area, the shelterbelt area, and the individual 
 Western States. Arranged by area or by State. 
 
 105. MAPS SHOWING LAND TYPES. 1935. 
 
 16 items. 
 
 Manuscript maps of individual Western 
 States and a composite map of the Western 
 United States showing land types—agricultural, 
 grazing, forest, and barren lands and refine¬ 
 ments of each. Arranged by State. 
 
 106. MAPS SHOWING TRUE LAND VALUES. 
 
 1940. 7 items. 
 
 Maps of several Western States and of 
 Forest Service Regions 1 and 2, annotated to 
 show lands valuable for grazing, watershed, or 
 timber purposes. Boundaries of Taylor grazing 
 districts and areas that might be subject to trans¬ 
 fer from the Forest Service to the Grazing Serv¬ 
 ice of the Department of the Interior, under sec¬ 
 tion 13 of the Taylor Grazing Act, are also shown. 
 These maps were prepared by the Forest Service 
 with the cooperation of the Grazing Service. 
 
 107. LANDOWNERS HIP MAPS OF THE 
 WESTERN STATES, n.d. 12 items. 
 Manuscript. 
 
 108. MAPS SHOWING THE EXTENT OF SOIL 
 EROSION IN THE WESTERN UNITED 
 STATES. 1934-35. 9 items. 
 
 Manuscript. 
 
NATIONAL FORESTS DIVISIONS 
 
 15 
 
 109. MAPS AND GRAPHS RELATING TO 
 LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION IN THE WEST. 
 1915-35. 4 items. 
 
 A printed map of the Western United States, 
 dated 1915, showing changes in livestock produc¬ 
 tion from 1910 to 1914; and manuscript graphs, 
 dated 1935, showing the number of animals sup¬ 
 ported and trends in animal production on the 
 western rangelands. 
 
 110. GRAPHS SHOWING THE RELATIONSHIP 
 OF FORAGE PRODUCTION TO RAINFALL. 
 1940. 6 items. 
 
 Separate graphs for each of several western 
 locations covering the period from 1915 to 1940. 
 
 111. REPORTS AND MAPS ON THE EXTENT 
 OF RODENT AND PREDATORY-ANIMAL 
 CONTROL IN FOREST SERVICE REGIONS 
 1 AND 2. 1929. 44 items. 
 
 Maps of national forests in Regions 1 and 
 2, annotated to show the extent of area infested 
 by range-destroying and predatory animals. 
 Accompanying reports describe the species of 
 each and the work done to control them. These 
 reports were prepared in cooperation with the 
 Biological Survey. Arranged by region and 
 thereunder alphabetically by name of forest. 
 
 112. EXHIBITS ACCOMPANYING REPORT ON 
 CONDITION OF GRAZING LANDS WITHIN 
 THE LIMITS OF THE ATLANTIC AND 
 PACIFIC RAILROAD, ARIZ. AND N. MEX. 
 1918-19. 5 items. 
 
 Five manuscript exhibits as follows: (1) a 
 map of the area showing vegetation, forage types, 
 average precipitation, and isohyetal lines; (2) a 
 land tenure map showing patented railroad lands, 
 railroad lands selected but not patented, State 
 lands, national forest lands, Indian reservations 
 and allotments outside reservations, private land 
 grants, homestead lands, holdings of the Ameri¬ 
 can Lumber Co., and public lands; (3) a range 
 control map showing leased and purchased lands, 
 cattle and sheep allotments in national forests, 
 number of users of grazing lands, and number of 
 users interviewed; (4) a table giving precipitation 
 data obtained from stations within each forage- 
 type area; and (5) tabular data on the cattle and 
 sheep industry within the grant including lists of 
 the cattle and sheep ranchers, locations, number 
 of acres leased by each and from whom the lands 
 were leased, character and carrying capacities 
 of the rangelands, losses or increases in number 
 of animals, supplemental feedings of animals, 
 and reactions of individual ranchers toward range 
 control. 
 
 113. GRAZING RECONNAISSANCE MAP OF 
 PART OF THE MADISON NATIONAL 
 FOREST, MONT. n.d. litem. 
 
 Published. 
 
 114. MAPS ILLUSTRATING A POISON RECON¬ 
 NAISSANCE OF THE FISH LAKE NATIONAL 
 FOREST, UTAH. 1916. 2 items. 
 
 Published maps of parts of the national for¬ 
 est showing larkspur areas and meadow, weed, 
 conifer, grass, sedge, and browse types. 
 
 115. MAPS AND A REPORT RELATING TO 
 THE RANGE MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR 
 THE UINTA NATIONAL FOREST, UTAH. 
 1928. 7 items. 
 
 Maps of Districts 7 and 8 within the Uinta 
 National Forest showing the sheep management 
 plan, the distribution of cattle, and proposed and 
 completed water developments; and a report on 
 the range management plan. Included are sum¬ 
 mary sheets listing proposed uses of grazing 
 areas. 
 
 116. MAPS RELATING TO USE OF LANDS IN 
 ARIZONA BY THE CAMPBELL-FRANCIS 
 SHEEP CO. 1938. 6 items. 
 
 Maps of the Coconino National Forest, the 
 Black Canyon and New River areas, and part of 
 the Prescott National Forest, Ariz., noted as 
 "L - Purchase R-3, Campbell-Francis Sheep 
 Co." and annotated to show leased and public 
 lands, Taylor grazing lands, reservoir sites, 
 sheep driveways, and pending applications for 
 State leases; a blueprint copy of Unit 1 of the 
 Campbell-Francis Sheep Co.; and a map of 
 Region 3 annotated to show the sheep project 
 areas and sheep driveways used in the 1937 fall 
 budget. 
 
 117. MAPS RELATING TO RANGELANDS IN 
 REGION 1. 1932-35. 4 items. 
 
 A map of Region 1 annotated to show the 
 percent of range deterioration and areas of 
 depletion, 1932; two manuscript maps of Montana, 
 one showing vegetation and the other showing land 
 use and irrigated areas, undated; and a photo- 
 processed diagrammatic map of Madison County, 
 Mont., showing numbers of livestock and bushels 
 of wheat raised per acre, 1935. 
 
 118. MAPS RELATING TO RANGELANDS IN 
 REGION 2. 1932-35. 55 items. 
 
 Two maps of Region 2, one annotated to 
 show the percent of range depletion and the 
 second annotated to show cattle and sheep ranges, 
 rangelands closed to stock, and waste ranges; 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 manuscript, annotated, and photoprocessed 
 maps of Colorado showing vegetation, land clas¬ 
 sification, landownership, land use, national 
 forests, the number of cattle on farms (by county) 
 for the years 1910, 1920, 1925, and 1930, the 
 number of farms with mortgages, tax delinquen¬ 
 cies, and tax sales (by State and by selected 
 counties), average size of farms, value of farm¬ 
 lands, number of sheep on farms, sales and 
 trades of livestock, and changes in numbers of 
 farms and ranch and farm units in Moffat County; 
 two graphs showing amount and valuation of rain¬ 
 fall also in Colorado; a manuscript map showing 
 vegetation in South Dakota; and maps of Wyoming 
 showing the seasonal use of grazing areas, types 
 of farming areas and farms, number of general 
 farms and livestock ranches, amount of crop¬ 
 land, irrigated areas, number of self-sufficient 
 farms, percent of unclassified farms, erosion 
 conditions, rainfall, vegetation, tax delinquency, 
 and problem and resettlement areas. 
 
 119. MAPS RELATING TO RANGELANDS IN 
 
 REGION 3. 1932. 2 items. 
 
 A map of Region 3 annotated to show 
 natural forest areas of major watershed influence 
 and serious erosion, together and singly, and 
 additional natural forest areas; and a map of 
 Crook National Forest annotated to show the 
 extent of range depletion. 
 
 120. MAPS RELATING TO RANGELANDS IN 
 
 REGION 4. 1934-35. 28 items. 
 
 Maps of Region 4 annotated to show most- 
 critical erosion and submarginal areas and 
 these areas in relation to natural forest areas; 
 a map of the northern half of Region 4 annotated 
 to show the seasonal use of grazing land and the 
 number of acres needed per cow-month; maps 
 of Nevada, Idaho, and Utah showing carrying 
 capacity of rangelands, classes of stock using 
 ranges, range depletion, seasonal use of range, 
 erosion, forage types, and vegetation; maps of 
 Idaho and Utah showing seasonal range of deer, 
 the number of deer, and the estimated range 
 carrying capacity for deer; and maps of western 
 Wyoming showing the carrying capacity of range- 
 lands, classes of stock using ranges, and range 
 depletion. 
 
 121. MAPS AND TABLES RELATING TO 
 
 RANGELANDS IN REGION 5. 1918-35. 
 
 11 items. 
 
 Maps of California, dated 1934-35, anno¬ 
 tated to show areas of significant erosion, irri¬ 
 gated and nonirrigated agricultural lands, 
 
 Spanish grants and missions, carrying capacity 
 of grazing lands, seasonal use of rangelands, 
 landownership, erosion, range depletion, natural 
 cover, land use, and river basins; a table sum¬ 
 marizing the runoff and precipitation in each 
 river basin; a table listing the number of stock 
 permitted under paid permits in each national 
 forest in California annually from 1909 through 
 1934; and a map of the Salmon National Forest 
 annotated to show ground cover and the condition 
 of grasslands, 1918. 
 
 122. MAPS RELATING TO RANGELANDS IN 
 
 REGION 6. 1935. 8 items. 
 
 Maps of Oregon showing range types, range 
 depletion, natural vegetation, and the Oregon and 
 California Railroad lands within and outside na¬ 
 tional forests; a graphical tabulation of flood run¬ 
 off on the east and west sides of the Cascade 
 Mountains, Wash., with a map annotated to show 
 sites tabulated; and maps of Washington showing 
 range types and range depletion. 
 
 123. MAPS FROM STUDIES OF THE SHELTER- 
 
 BELT AREA. 1935. 28 items. 
 
 Maps of the United States annotated to show 
 the eastern boundary of rangelands, the boundary 
 between grazing and grazing-farm lands, sub¬ 
 marginal and farm-range counties, regional 
 areas, the carrying capacity and seasonal use of 
 rangelands, grazing lands, and the extent of 
 range depletion within the shelterbelt; a manu¬ 
 script map of the United States showing vegeta¬ 
 tion types in the shelterbelt; and maps of the 
 shelterbelt project area showing the boundary of 
 the project, extent of mixed prairie, annual 
 rainfall and the 22-inch rainfall boundary, re¬ 
 gionalized farming types, soils and natural 
 vegetation, the area and extent of living shelter- 
 belts in the faU of 1934, the acreage of cropland, 
 natural land-use areas, winter, summer, and 
 year-long wind movements, wind directions and 
 velocities at selected areas, and climatic areas; 
 and graphs showing crop yields in relation to 
 tree groves and fields of influence of 50-percent 
 density barriers. 
 
 124. OTHER MAPS. n.d. 3 items. 
 
 A photoprocessed plan with editorial anno¬ 
 tations of the "Range and Farm Relationships in 
 the Intermountain Region"; an unfinished manu¬ 
 script grazing-utilization map of an unidentified 
 area; and a manuscript map of Tps. 10-12 S., 
 
 Rs. 4-6 E., no principal meridian or State 
 given, showing either soil or vegetation types. 
 
NATIONAL FOREST PLANNING AND ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION 
 
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 RECORDS OF THE 
 
 DIVISION OF RECREATION AND LANDS 
 
 This Division was established in 1935. It 
 inherited those supervisory responsibilities of 
 the former Branch of Lands (established in 1908) 
 that concerned the use of forest lands for pur¬ 
 poses other than timber and grazing. The re¬ 
 sponsibility for land acquisition, also a function 
 of the Branch of Lands, was assigned in 1935 to 
 the newly established Division of Land Acquisition. 
 
 125. LAND CLASSIFICATION FOLIOS OF 
 
 NATIONAL FORESTS. 1908-42. 
 
 131 items. 
 
 Reports, with maps and photographs on 
 land classification and boundaries of national 
 forests and intensive surveys of special areas 
 and project areas within several of the forests. 
 
 The reports usually contain information about 
 the history, topography, climate, soils, agri¬ 
 cultural values, land classification, land titles, 
 land values, waterpower, recreation facilities, 
 and grazing within the forests or parts of the 
 forests, with related maps showing--by town¬ 
 ship—tree types, other vegetation, barren and 
 burned lands, possible agricultural lands, listed 
 and patented lands, withdrawals, entries by 
 type, allotments, and selected lands. The 
 boundary data, which are not included in all the 
 
 reports, contain textual descriptions on the 
 boundaries, with remarks on additions, dele¬ 
 tions, and recommendations for changes and 
 maps showing past, present, and proposed 
 boundaries. Some of the reports include addi¬ 
 tional reports and maps from detailed surveys 
 of special or project areas—mainly surveys of 
 soil types within these areas. Arranged alpha¬ 
 betically by name of national forest. 
 
 126. MAPS OF NATIONAL FORESTS ANNO¬ 
 TATED TO SHOW LANDS WITHDRAWN 
 FOR RANGER STATIONS. 1906-18. 
 
 150 items. 
 
 Extensive marginal annotations give dates 
 of withdrawals; exact location of each withdrawal 
 in terms of public land descriptions; and revoca¬ 
 tions, if any, of the withdrawals. Arranged 
 alphabetically by name of national forest. 
 
 127. MAPS AND REPORTS PERTAINING TO 
 RECREATION PLANS IN NATIONAL 
 FORESTS. 1917-30. 40 items. 
 
 Separate maps and reports. The maps 
 
 show recreational sites and facilities within na¬ 
 tional forests, such as camp sites, summer 
 home sites, scenic areas, primitive areas, 
 game refuges, and commercial areas. Arranged 
 alphabetically by name of national forest or other 
 recreation area. 
 
 RECORDS OF THE NATIONAL FOREST PLANNING AND ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION 
 
 A Division of Land Use Planning, later 
 known as the National Forest Planning and Estab¬ 
 lishment Division, was organized in the Forest 
 Service in 1935 as one of two divisions concerned 
 with acquiring land for national forest purposes; 
 the other was known as the Division of Land Ac¬ 
 quisition. 
 
 Land planning in the Forest Service had 
 three main purposes: (1) to foster and promote 
 the permanent sustained-yield management of 
 forest lands by private agencies; (2) to cooperate 
 with the States, under the provisions of the 
 Fulmer Act of August 29, 1935, in the develop¬ 
 ment of State-owned and State-managed forests; 
 and (3) to eventually establish a national forest 
 status for the forest lands of such character or 
 service as to require Federal rather than private 
 or State ownership and management. 
 
 128. STATE MAPS SHOWING ACTIVITIES OF 
 THE PUBLIC LAND-MANAGEMENT 
 AGENCIES, ca. 1934. 48 items. 
 
 Annotated base maps. Delaware is com¬ 
 bined with Maryland and Vermont with New 
 
 Hampshire. Included are maps of Hawaii and 
 Alaska. Arranged alphabetically by State. 
 
 129. MAPS AND RELATED RECORDS PER¬ 
 TAINING TO STUDIES OF AREAS SUIT¬ 
 ABLE FOR NATIONAL FORESTS. 1923. 
 
 23 items. 
 
 Maps of States and parts of States anno¬ 
 tated to show areas suitable for national forests, 
 with accompanying lists giving acreages of 
 Indian reservations, State lands, private lands, 
 and timbered, watershed, and grazing areas in 
 unreserved public lands. Arranged alphabetically 
 by State. 
 
 130. MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 
 FOREST FACTORS, ca. 1935-41. 
 
 31 items. 
 
 Annotated and published maps showing the 
 distribution of forest and wild lands and factors 
 relating to forest regions, such as the population 
 distribution, number of farms, intensity of eco¬ 
 nomic relief, plane of living and standard of 
 living, migration of farm population, rate of 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 population increase, percent of part-time 
 farming, increase or decrease in farms, sub¬ 
 marginal farms, income from farms, the 
 most critical economic areas, the relative in¬ 
 fluence of forests on watersheds in 1936 and 
 1941, distribution of areas not restocking for¬ 
 est lands, tax delinquency, and distribution of 
 commercial forest land, mature timberland and 
 second-growth forest. 
 
 131. MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES RELAT¬ 
 ING TO POPULATION. 1930 and 1936. 
 
 4 items. 
 
 An annotated map and a published map 
 showing population density, by county, based on 
 the census of 1930; and an annotated map and a 
 published map showing the theoretical population 
 pressure on county resources based on distance 
 factors, 1936. 
 
 132. MAPS AND GRAPHS PERTAINING TO 
 
 THE ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR NA¬ 
 TIONAL FORESTS. 1937-41. 165 items. 
 
 Charts showing the progress of acquisi¬ 
 tion of national forest lands from 1890 to 1938 
 and from 1890 to 1941, with inset graphs show¬ 
 ing total acres acquired from sources other than 
 transfers from the public domain; maps of the 
 United States showing the plan for acquisition of 
 national forest lands as viewed in 1934, 1937, 
 and 1939; manuscript maps and reports sub¬ 
 mitted in 1937 by the Regional Foresters of 
 Regions 1-6 for presentation to the National 
 Forest Reservation Committee in accordance 
 with section 8 of the Clarke-McNary Act relat¬ 
 ing to proposed acquisitions of forest lands; 
 maps of Arizona, New Mexico, and of the For¬ 
 est Service regions annotated to show present 
 and proposed forest areas, and recommenda¬ 
 tions for the use of public lands; maps of na¬ 
 tional forests and a few national parks annotated 
 to show changes resulting from the legislative 
 programs of 1937-38 and 1938-39; maps of Idaho, 
 Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming, dated 1935, anno¬ 
 tated to show areas recommended as additions 
 
 to national forests by the Public Domain Com¬ 
 mission and still in effect, those no longer rec¬ 
 ommended, and additional recommendations; 
 reports and maps dated 1934 showing public 
 domain additions to the Carson, Cibola, Gila, 
 Pike, and Santa Fe national forests; and an 
 undated map of the Western States showing areas 
 proposed to be added to existing national forests 
 or for establishment of new forests. Arranged 
 in units by map coverage. 
 
 133. REFERENCE DATA FOR FOREST LAND- 
 USE PLAN. ca. 1930. 25 items. 
 
 Tables listing, by State, statistical data 
 
 about forests and their use. Included are the 
 number of acres in forest lands and in commer¬ 
 cial forests, the volume of sawtimber produced, 
 the annual consumption of lumber, the amount 
 of lumber imported, the volume of lumber and 
 pulp manufactured, the total number of workers 
 employed in the lumber industry, ownership of 
 forest lands, total acres in farmlands, total 
 croplands harvested, total croplands idle or 
 fallen, total acres of major watershed influence 
 by State and by national forest, total acres of 
 serious erosion, total acres of submarginal 
 farming, total acres irrigated, and number of 
 acres of forest lands that should be transferred 
 to either Federal or State ownership. 
 
 134. MAP SHOWING STATUS OF FOREST 
 LANDS EAST OF THE GREAT PLAINS. 
 1930. 1 item. 
 
 A manuscript map showing by pie graphs 
 the lands in national forests, lands approved for 
 national forests, lands in State forests, lands 
 programed by each State for the next 10 years, 
 the ultimate State programs and lands remaining 
 for private initiative. 
 
 135. MAP OF THE WESTERN UNITED STATES 
 ACCOMPANYING THE 1930 PUBLIC 
 DOMAIN REPORT. 1930. 1 item. 
 
 A printed map showing national forests and 
 parks and Indian reservations, with unexplained 
 annotations. 
 
 136. REPORTS, WITH MAPS, ON PROPOSED 
 ACQUISITIONS OF THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. 
 1930. 11 items. 
 
 Reports describing proposed acquisitions 
 of public domain by individual national forests 
 in each of the 11 Western States. Included in 
 each report are a general review of the public 
 domain in each State and detailed descriptions 
 of lands that might be added to individual for¬ 
 ests. Also included are photographs of the areas 
 and maps of national forests annotated to show 
 proposed forest boundary changes, soil and for¬ 
 est types and timber, watershed, and grazing 
 values in lands adjacent to the forests. Ar¬ 
 ranged alphabetically by State. 
 
 137. STATE MAPS SHOWING LAND VALUES 
 AND PROPOSED USES. 1930. 15 items. 
 These maps were prepared for the public 
 
NATIONAL FOREST PLANNING AND ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION 
 
 19 
 
 domain report. Annotations show national for¬ 
 ests and proposed additions thereto differen¬ 
 tiated according to value for timber, watershed, 
 or grazing purposes; watershed, timber, and 
 grazing land proposed for public control; tim¬ 
 ber, watershed, and grazing lands to be con¬ 
 sidered with other areas for public control; and 
 acreages of open public land. 
 
 138. MAP OF OREGON SHOWING THE EXTENT 
 OF PUBLIC LANDS. 1930. 1 item. 
 
 A base map annotated to show national for¬ 
 ests, other areas under permanent Federal con¬ 
 trol, and the number of acres of public lands 
 and of revested Oregon and California Railroad 
 lands in each township. 
 
 139. MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES SHOW¬ 
 ING FORESTRY RECOMMENDATIONS 
 PREPARED FOR THE LANDS COMMIT¬ 
 TEE REPORT OF THE NATIONAL 
 RESOURCES BOARD. 1934. 1 in. 
 
 97 items. 
 
 Published maps showing the extent and 
 distribution of lands in the United States from 
 which the highest social and economic service 
 would be derived from some kind of forestry. 
 Included are maps showing present and recom¬ 
 mended ownership, management, use of forest 
 lands, the extent and condition of forest lands, 
 forest-land improvement measures, critical 
 areas, agricultural areas and their use in re¬ 
 lation to forest lands, population dependent 
 upon forestry, and tax delinquency in forest 
 areas. In addition to the 86 published maps 
 there are 11 annotated base maps showing 
 present and recommended ownership, use, 
 and management of forest lands and the pro¬ 
 tection of commercial forest species. 
 
 140. STATE MAPS SHOWING PRESENT AND 
 RECOMMENDED FOREST LANDOWNER- 
 SHIP AND MANAGEMENT. 1934. 
 
 118 items. 
 
 Base maps, two or more for each State, 
 with annotations showing present and recom¬ 
 mended forest landownership and management. 
 They were prepared in the Forest Service 
 regional offices for use in the report to the 
 Land Use Section of the National Resources 
 Board. Arranged alphabetically by State. 
 
 141. MAPS OF NATIONAL FORESTS SHOW¬ 
 ING VACANT PUBLIC LANDS. 1934. 
 
 25 items. 
 
 Annotated. Arranged alphabetically by 
 name of national forest. 
 
 142. MAPS SHOWING FOREST LAND DE¬ 
 PENDENCY. 1934. 30 items. 
 
 A map of the United States and maps of 
 several States annotated to show the number of 
 families obtaining support from a national for¬ 
 est. State maps are arranged alphabetically. 
 
 143. MAP STUDIES OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER 
 
 BASIN. 1934. 5 items. 
 
 A map of the basin annotated to show na¬ 
 tional forests, areas chiefly valuable for timber, 
 grazing or watershed protection purposes, and 
 areas proposed for national forests, with a 
 separate table listing by State the acreages of 
 the public domain recommended for national 
 forests or for other public ownership; State 
 maps of Washington and Oregon annotated to 
 show national forests and project areas in the 
 basin, open lands, timbered areas outside na¬ 
 tional forests, State forests, and exchange 
 authority lands; a map of Idaho annotated to 
 show the lower edge of watershed lands; and a 
 map of the basin annotated to show probable 
 forest extensions. 
 
 144. MAP OF THE TENNESSEE VALLEY. 
 
 n. d. 1 item. 
 
 A large-scale base map annotated to show 
 national and State forests; the Qualla Indian 
 Reservation; the Great Smoky Mountain National 
 Park; agricultural, forest, marginal, and 
 recreational lands; and uses of waterpower. 
 
 145. MAPS ILLUSTRATING STUDIES OF THE 
 
 LAKE STATES AREA. 1934 and 1940. 
 
 16 items. 
 
 Base maps of the area annotated in 1934 
 to show factors illustrating a study of forest 
 acquisition plans to sustain local communities 
 as recommended by the Lake States Experiment 
 Station; these maps show density o^ population, 
 public forests, centers of pulpwood and log 
 consumption, accessibility of forests to wood¬ 
 using centers, protection of forest areas, areas 
 of low forest productivity, principal merchant¬ 
 able timber areas, forest areas of high value 
 from the standpoint of public acquisition, and a 
 proper adjustment plan for the Jackson Valley 
 area. There are also base maps annotated in 
 1940 to show economic and physical conditions 
 of the area; these maps show public lands, 
 
 Indian lands, CCC campsites (by sponsor), 
 present land use, types of farming areas, for¬ 
 est subregions, rural cultural subregions, and 
 areas suited to farming. 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 146. MAPS OF GRAZING DISTRICTS, 
 ca. 1936. 84 items. 
 
 A map of Arizona annotated to show graz¬ 
 ing districts and published maps of individual 
 grazing districts annotated to show changes, ad¬ 
 ditions, eliminations, and withdrawals. Ar¬ 
 ranged alphabetically by State and thereunder 
 by grazing district number. 
 
 147. MAPS PERTAINING TO STUDIES OF 
 FOREST LANDS IN THE OREGON AND 
 CALIFORNIA RAILROAD REVESTED 
 LANDS, OREG. AND WASH. 1935-52. 
 
 7 items. 
 
 Photoprocessed maps of the area included 
 in the Oregon and California Railroad revested 
 lands, annotated to show lands administered by 
 the Forest Service, the Department of the 
 Interior, and the States; proposed changes in 
 administration of the lands; Forest Service 
 facilities; timber lands; and acreages of pri¬ 
 vate lands. One map is apparently annotated 
 with information to accompany a report on 
 sustained yield; there is, however, no key to 
 the annotations. There is also a printed map 
 of Oregon showing Oregon and California Rail¬ 
 road controverted lands administered by the 
 Forest Service in 1952 and other lands that 
 the Forest Service proposed to administer. 
 
 148. REPORTS AND MAPS OF PROPOSED 
 NATIONAL PARKS. 1936. 34 items. 
 Reports recommending the establishment 
 
 of national parks in national forest areas and 
 maps of the State of Washington and of individual 
 national forests annotated to show boundaries 
 of proposed parks. Arranged by area. 
 
 149. MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES SHOW¬ 
 ING RURAL ECONOMIC FACTORS. 
 
 1937. 5 items. 
 
 Base maps annotated to show by geographic 
 region the number of farms and percent of ten¬ 
 ancy, value of farm lands and buildings, use of 
 land in farms, percent of farms operated by 
 tenants, and percent of wild land in farms. The 
 1930 census statistics were used in compiling 
 these maps. 
 
 150. MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES SHOW¬ 
 ING STUDIES OF WILD LANDS. 1937. 
 
 6 items. 
 
 Base maps annotated to show percent of 
 wild land by county, percent of wild lands to 
 total area and number of acres of wild lands in 
 farms, number of acres of wild and forest lands 
 
 not in farms, and the extent of domesticated, 
 urban, industrial, and rights-of-way lands. 
 
 151. MAP SHOWING THE TRANSPORTATION 
 AND PROTECTION PLAN FOR THE 
 SOUTHERN REDWOOD PURCHASE UNIT, 
 CALIF. 1938. 1 item. 
 
 A published map showing roads, recrea¬ 
 tion areas, proposed fire-protection facilities, 
 protection and administrative headquarters, 
 and guard and lookout stations. 
 
 152. MAP STUDIES OF THE NORTHERN 
 NEW MEXICO PLANNING UNIT. n.d. 
 
 3 items. 
 
 Maps of the planning unit annotated to 
 show ownership and administration of lands, land 
 use, and population dependency in relation to 
 resources. 
 
 153. MAP STUDIES OF THE SNAKE RIVER, 
 GREAT BASIN, AND COLORADO RIVER 
 BASINS. 1934-36. 9 items. 
 
 Maps of the area comprising the three 
 basins, dated 1936, annotated to show the ex¬ 
 tent of erosion and erosion-control projects, 
 survey courses, developed waterpower projects, 
 undeveloped waterpower, primitive areas and 
 improved campgrounds, vegetation, and the 
 extent of range depletion; and a map of the 
 Snake River basin, dated 1934, showing the 
 use of water resources and annotated to show 
 the lower edge of watershed lands, national for¬ 
 ests, other forest lands, watershed lands out¬ 
 side the national forests, and the extent of 
 public lands. 
 
 154. MAPS OF NATIONAL FORESTS IN 
 WASHINGTON SHOWING INFORMATION 
 ABOUT VACANT PUBLIC LANDS, n.d. 
 
 5 items. 
 
 Base maps annotated to show vacant pub¬ 
 lic lands outside land districts affected by the 
 classification act of February 26, 1895; those 
 within land districts affected by this act; and 
 those classified as nonmineral. 
 
 155. MAPS OF NATIONAL FORESTS IN 
 WASHINGTON AND OREGON SHOWING 
 LANDOWNERS, ca. 1919. 20 items. 
 
 Base maps annotated to show large hold¬ 
 ings of landowners, usually lumber companies, 
 with attached lists giving the holdings of small 
 amounts of land by name of owner, and a de¬ 
 scription of the land. Arranged alphabetically 
 by name of national forest. 
 
NATIONAL FOREST PLANNING AND ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION 
 
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 156. RECORDS PERTAINING TO CHANGES 
 
 IN NATIONAL FORESTS AND PURCHASE 
 UNITS. 1925-47. 41 items. 
 
 A map of the Washakie National Forest, 
 Wyo., annotated to show sites of additions un¬ 
 der the Clarke-McNary Act of 1925 and maps of 
 the 16 individual sites annotated to show com¬ 
 mercial and noncommercial timberlands, burned 
 and barren areas, sagebrush and grasslands, 
 cultivated lands, State selections, school sec¬ 
 tions, patented homestead lands and homestead 
 entries, and survey corners; a report, with 
 maps and photographs dated 1932, illustrating 
 the proposed Boise basin addition to the Boise 
 National Forest, Idaho; a series of map studies 
 of the proposed extension to the Chequamegon 
 National Forest, Wis., showing soil types by 
 townships, land cover, and landowner ship; a 
 manuscript map of the Uwharrie Purchase Unit, 
 N. C., showing the purchase unit boundary and 
 "zone A as per N. F. R. C. 12/12/39"; and a 
 photoprocessed copy of a map of the Cumberland 
 National Forest, Ky., the original of which 
 showed lands being acquired or to be acquired, 
 and families living on national forest lands and 
 lands to be acquired for the forest. The photo¬ 
 stat does not differentiate all the information. 
 Arranged alphabetically by name of forest or 
 purchase unit. 
 
 157. MAPS PERTAINING TO THE ADMINIS¬ 
 TRATION OF THE WENATCHEE NA¬ 
 TIONAL FOREST, WASH. ca. 1947. 
 
 2 items. 
 
 A published map of the forest annotated 
 in 1947 to show lands relinquished under the 
 transportation act of 1940 and those acquired 
 under exchange since 1939; and a base map 
 annotated to show landownership within the 
 forest and entitled "With Such a Heavy Propor¬ 
 tion of Non-Federal Lands, Effective National 
 Forest Administration is Terribly Hampered." 
 
 158. MAPS AND LISTS RELATING TO NA¬ 
 TIONAL FOREST EXCHANGE LANDS 
 IN NEW MEXICO. 1932. 41 items. 
 
 Maps of national forests and plats of 
 
 some townships within national forests anno¬ 
 tated to show lands within the forests exchanged 
 for State-supported institutions; and lists giving, 
 by institution and by township, the acreages of 
 merchantable and unmerchantable timber within 
 each exchange area. 
 
 159. MAPS PERTAINING TO BOUNDARY 
 STUDIES OF THE COCHETOPA NA¬ 
 TIONAL FOREST, COLO. 1910 and 
 1921. 8 items. 
 
 Maps of the Cochetopa National Forest, 
 dated 1910, annotated to show boundary changes, 
 proposed changes, and tree types; and maps, 
 dated 1921, annotated to show recommended ad¬ 
 ditions to the forest, areas involved in Ute 
 Indian claims, and Forest Service facilities. 
 
 160. REPORT OF AN ECONOMIC SURVEY AND 
 DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE JACK- 
 SON HOLE REGION, WYO. 1933. 1 item. 
 A report by S. C. McCain, supervisor of 
 
 the Teton National Forest, describing the agri¬ 
 cultural, mineral, timber, water, and recrea¬ 
 tional resources of the Jackson Hole Region. 
 Included are a plan for developing the area and 
 information on landownership, taxable land 
 values and valuation rates, merchantable tim¬ 
 ber, number and distribution of elks and the 
 elk kill, and present and proposed use of range- 
 lands and hay lands, big-game range, elk range 
 and elk kill, timber, minerals, water, summer 
 home sites, closed areas, and park extension 
 plans. 
 
 161. MAP OF THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE 
 AREA, POLK COUNTY, TEX. n. d. 
 
 1 item. 
 
 A manuscript map showing the purchase 
 area in relation to the State reserve of the 
 Alabama Indians. 
 
 162. PLATS OF TOWNSHIPS IN THE GRAND 
 RIVER PURCHASE UNIT, IOWA. 1938. 
 
 53 items. 
 
 Manuscript, annotated, and photoprocessed 
 plats. Included are names of landowners. Ar¬ 
 ranged by range number and thereunder by township. 
 
 163. MAPS SHOWING NATIONAL FOREST 
 LANDS LYING EAST OF THE CONTI¬ 
 NENTAL DIVIDE, ca. 1934. 26 items. 
 
 Maps of individual national forests anno¬ 
 tated to show the Continental Divide; lands in 
 each forest lying east of the Divide are further 
 emphasized by green coloring. Included is a 
 map of the United States showing national for¬ 
 ests, annotated to show the line of the Conti¬ 
 nental Divide. Arranged alphabetically by name 
 of forest. 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 164. DATA ON OWNERSHIP OF NATURAL 
 FOREST AREAS. 1934. 1 item. 
 
 Tabular data prepared by the Forest 
 Land Planning Division of the Forest Service 
 listing by State the essential ownership of 
 natural forest areas of major watershed in¬ 
 fluence and areas over 50 percent submarginal 
 for farm crop use. 
 
 165. GRAPHIC MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES 
 SHOWING INFORMATION ABOUT FOREST 
 LAND RESOURCES AND USES. 
 
 1942. 6 items. 
 
 Printed maps showing, by region, popula¬ 
 tion distribution, growth and drain of sawtimber, 
 forest employment, forest growth and drain, and 
 the distribution and consumption of lumber. 
 
 RECORDS RELATING TO FOREST RESEARCH 
 
 A Section of Silvics (later Office of Silvics), 
 charged with the collecting and compiling of 
 silvicultural data, was the first research unit 
 of the Forest Service. An investigation unit 
 dealing with forest products was organized in 
 1905, and its work led to the establishment in 
 1910 of the Forest Products Laboratory at 
 Madison, Wis. In 1913 the Office of Silvics 
 was superseded by the Office of Forest Inves¬ 
 tigations. In 1915 the various phases of re¬ 
 search in the Forest Service were brought to¬ 
 gether in a Branch of Research. In 1935 this 
 Branch was replaced by five research divisions 
 that were authorized to initiate or continue in¬ 
 vestigations relating to timber management, 
 protection, economics, products, watersheds, 
 recreation, and ranges. 
 
 RECORDS OF THE 
 DIVISION OF FOREST PRODUCTS 
 
 In 1905 an investigation unit dealing with 
 forest products was organized in the Forest 
 Service. This unit, known later as the Branch 
 of Products, was merged with other research 
 units to form the Branch of Research established 
 in 1915. In 1935, when the Branch of Research 
 was abolished, a Division of Forest Products 
 was created. This Division, now known as the 
 Forest Products and Engineering Research Di¬ 
 vision, was responsible for (1) reducing wastes 
 and lowering costs of harvesting, converting, 
 and using the timber crop; (2) ensuring the 
 consumer better service from wood in its natural 
 and converted forms; and (3) developing new uses 
 for wood. 
 
 166. MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 THE PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION 
 OF LUMBER AND LUMBER PRODUCTS. 
 1909-11. 3 items. 
 
 Printed maps compiled by the Office of 
 Geography for the Branch of Products. Two 
 maps dated 1909 and 1910, respectively, show 
 the production of lumber by kind and by State; 
 the third item, dated 1911, consists of a panel 
 
 of 14 maps showing States producing lumber and 
 lumber products. 
 
 167. MAP OF CANADA SHOWING THE PRO¬ 
 DUCTION OF LUMBER BY KIND AND BY 
 PROVINCE. 1912. 1 item. 
 
 A map published by the Office of Geography 
 for the Branch of Products. 
 
 168. MAP OF THE WORLD SHOWING MAJOR 
 FOREST AREAS BY KIND AND BY VOL¬ 
 UME OF PAPER AND LUMBER PRODUC¬ 
 TION. 1935. 1 item. 
 
 A manuscript map compiled by W. D. 
 Brush. 
 
 RECORDS OF THE 
 DIVISION OF RANGE RESEARCH 
 
 The Division of Range Research was re¬ 
 sponsible for the protection and management of 
 rangelands and for promoting approved grazing 
 practices. As a part of its activities it super¬ 
 vised the Western Range Survey, a project 
 undertaken to survey and appraise the value of 
 western rangelands. The Division is now known 
 as the Watershed, Recreation, and Range Re¬ 
 search Division. 
 
 169. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 THE STATUS OF RANGE RESEARCH. 
 
 n. d. 1 item. 
 
 Annotated. 
 
 170. GENERAL MAP RECORDS. 1936. 
 
 35 items. 
 
 Maps of the Western United States show¬ 
 ing the field organization of the Range Research 
 Division; national forests and other public lands; 
 established and proposed grazing districts; 
 grazing capacities of rangelands; seasonal use 
 of rangelands; principal forest, shrub, and 
 grass types; and the distribution of range plants 
 and grasses. 
 
FOREST RESEARCH 
 
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 171. MAPS FROM A SPECIAL GRAZING SUR¬ 
 VEY OF ROOSEVELT NATIONAL FOR¬ 
 EST, COLO. 1950. 33 items. 
 
 Manuscript, printed, and annotated maps 
 
 including a base topographic map and maps 
 showing seasonal range use, slope, drainage, 
 soil types, forage types, rocks, southern expo¬ 
 sures, erosion and potential erosion hazards, 
 allotment boundaries, and grazing types. 
 
 172. MAP AND RELATED RECORDS OF THE 
 WESTERN RANGE SURVEY. 1935-38. 
 
 52 items. 
 
 A list of counties in which range surveys 
 were conducted, status maps showing counties 
 selected for the survey and regional boundaries 
 of the survey, lists of expenditures for the sur¬ 
 vey, sample maps, planning maps, a graphic 
 tabulation of the acreages involved in the survey, 
 maps of the United States showing grazing 
 capacities by county, and maps of the counties 
 selected for the survey showing range types, 
 range practices and recommended practices, 
 and area responsibilities of the Federal Govern¬ 
 ment and State governments in conducting the 
 survey. 
 
 RECORDS OF THE DIVISION OF SILVICS 
 
 The Office of Silvics was renamed the 
 Office of Forest Investigations in 1913 and in 
 1915 it was merged, with other research units 
 of the Forest Service, into the newly established 
 Branch of Research. In 1935, when the Branch 
 of Research was abolished, a Division of Silvics 
 was established. It has since developed into the 
 present-day Timber Management Research Di¬ 
 vision. 
 
 173. MAPS OF LATIN AMERICA SHOWING 
 FOREST RESOURCES. 1897-1923. 
 
 7 items. 
 
 Maps of South America showing forest 
 regions by kind, two of which were prepared in 
 cooperation with Dr. H. N. Whitford of the Yale 
 Forest School, 1919; a map of southern Brazil, 
 1923, showing the distribution of parana pine; 
 a hypsometric map of Mexico, 1897, and a map 
 of Mexico, 1908, showing William L. Wallace's 
 suggestions for the conservation of water and 
 forest resources. 
 
 174. MAPS ILLUSTRATING DENDROLOGIC 
 INVESTIGATIONS. 1907-13. 12 items. 
 Printed maps with texts pertaining to the 
 
 distribution of turpentine resources and the 
 basket willow in North and South America, 
 1907-11; and the Forest Atlas, Part 1, containing 
 
 36 maps of North America showing the distri¬ 
 bution of pines. 
 
 175. GRAPHS RELATING TO A STUDY OF THE 
 "DIAMETER DISTRIBUTION OF OLD 
 FIELD LOBLOLLY, ETC." 1932. 
 
 7 items. 
 
 Manuscript. 
 
 176. MAPS FROM INSECT-CONTROL SURVEYS 
 IN NATIONAL FORESTS. 1917-18. 
 
 7 items. 
 
 Photoprocessed maps of parts of national 
 forests showing boundaries of insect-control 
 areas, treated trees, and abandoned trees. 
 
 RECORDS OF FOREST AND RANGE 
 EXPERIMENT STATIONS 
 
 There are ten Forest and Range Experi¬ 
 ment Stations in the continental United States, 
 which are responsible for research work within 
 the geographic boundaries of each station's ter¬ 
 ritory. Research in wood utilization is done at 
 the Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wis. 
 The experiment stations are organized according 
 to technical subject-matter divisions. 
 
 177. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 REGIONS OF OPERATIONS OF FOREST 
 EXPERIMENT STATIONS. 1930. 1 item. 
 
 A published map. The map also shows 
 
 major commercial forest regions by kind of 
 tree. 
 
 178. MAP RECORDS OF THE ALLEGHENY 
 FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 1937. 
 
 8 items. 
 
 Published maps of the Research Center 
 Experimental Forest at Beltsville, Md.; the 
 Lebanon Experimental Forest and Lebanon 
 Branch Station, N. J.; the Standing Stone Experi¬ 
 mental Forest, Pa.; the Headquarters Tract of 
 the YMCA Camp, Ockanickon, N. J.; the 
 Eastern Shore Experimental Forest, Md.; and 
 a plan of the Kane Experimental Forest, Pa., 
 showing tree types. 
 
 179. MAP RECORDS OF THE APPALACHIAN 
 FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 
 
 1932-41. 9 items. 
 
 Published maps of Virginia, North Carolina, 
 and South Carolina showing forest regions by 
 kind, 1941; a photoprocessed plan of the Fernow 
 Experimental Forest, W. Va.; a plan of the Elk 
 Lick Run, Monongahela National Forest, W. Va., 
 showing tree types; a map of the Copper Basin 
 Experiment Area, N. C., showing forest influence 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 installations; and maps of the Lee Experimen¬ 
 tal Forest, Va., showing boundaries upon its 
 transfer from the Soil Conservation Service to 
 the Forest Service in 1939, property owners, 
 Government properties, and the approximate 
 location of a powerline. 
 
 180. MAP RECORDS OF THE CALIFORNIA 
 RANGE AND FOREST EXPERIMENT 
 STATION. 1933-37. 42 items. 
 
 A map of Los Angeles County showing 
 locations of fires from 1878 to 1933; published 
 quadrangles of parts of California overprinted 
 to show vegetation types; maps of national for¬ 
 ests in California annotated to show locations 
 of experimental forests and ranges; published 
 topographic maps of the Black Mountain Experi¬ 
 mental Forest, the Feather River Experimental 
 Forest, and the San Dimas Experimental For¬ 
 est; a map of the Burgess Spring Experimental 
 Range showing improvements, experimental 
 installations, and sample units; a published 
 plan of the Devil Canyon Branch; a published 
 topographic map of watersheds 1-7 in the Big 
 Creek unit of the Kings River Branch; a photo- 
 processed plan of the Institute of Forest Gene¬ 
 tics, Placerville; and a plan of the improvements 
 at the San Joaquin Experimental Range. 
 
 181. MAP RECORDS OF THE CENTRAL 
 STATES FOREST EXPERIMENT STA¬ 
 TION. 1934-36. 5 items. 
 
 Published and photoprocessed maps of the 
 Hacker Creek Experimental Forest, Ind.; the 
 Richland Experimental Forest, Ohio; the South¬ 
 ern Illinois branch of the Central States Station; 
 and the Sylamore Experimental Forest, Ark. 
 
 182. MAP RECORDS OF THE INTERMOUN¬ 
 TAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT 
 STATION. 1934-36. 12 items. 
 Photoprocessed maps and plans, including 
 
 a topographic map, an improvement plan, and 
 a landscape planting plan for the Boise Basin 
 Experiment Station, Idaho. Also included are 
 topographic maps and plans showing building 
 sites at the Desert Experimental Range Reserve, 
 Utah; the Desert Range Branch, Utah; the Great 
 Basin Experiment Station, Utah; the U.S. Sheep 
 Experiment Station at Dubois, Idaho; the Wasatch 
 Branch Station and Davis addition to the Wasatch 
 National Forest, Utah; and a topographic map of 
 part of Davis County, Utah. 
 
 183. MAP RECORDS OF THE LAKE STATES 
 FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 
 
 1937-40. 10 items. 
 
 Published maps, including maps of the 
 
 Lake States region and parts of Michigan and 
 Minnesota showing forests by kind; maps of the 
 Cut Foot Sioux, the Kawishiwi, the Pike Bay, 
 and the Upper Peninsula Experimental Forests, 
 showing tree types; and a boundary map of the 
 Upper Peninsula Experimental Forest. 
 
 184. MAP RECORDS OF THE NORTHEASTERN 
 FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 1934- 
 40. 23 items. 
 
 A printed map of the Cooperstown Forest 
 Unit, N. Y., annotated to show cooperating lands, 
 State reforestation areas, Otsego reforestation 
 areas, and the Otsego plant site; photoprocessed 
 and published maps, including maps of the Bart¬ 
 lett Experimental Forest, N. H., showing cover 
 types and the proposed design for the adminis¬ 
 trative site; maps of the Chenango Experimental 
 Forest, N. Y., showing its location, a plan for 
 Reforestation Area No. 2, and a plan of a pro¬ 
 posed weir site; maps of the Finch Pruyn Ex¬ 
 perimental Forest, N. Y., showing its location 
 and a planting plan; maps of the Gale River 
 Experimental Forest, N. H., showing roads and 
 soil types, and plans of the Aspen Release Area, 
 the administrative site, and swamp drainage; 
 maps of the Lawrence Hopkins Memorial Experi¬ 
 mental Forest, Mass., showing topography, 
 the landscape plan, and the original lot subdivi¬ 
 sion for Williamstown, Mass.; maps of the 
 Massabesec Experimental Forest, Maine, show¬ 
 ing the purchase unit and landowners; and a 
 map, dated 1940, of the Fox Research Forest, 
 Hillsboro, N. H., showing soil types, prepared 
 by the Forestry and Recreation Department of 
 New Hampshire and retraced by the U. S. Forest 
 Service. 
 
 185. MAP RECORDS OF THE PACIFIC NORTH¬ 
 WEST FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 
 1934-36. 55 items. 
 
 Published maps of the States of Oregon and 
 Washington, of counties in Oregon and Washing¬ 
 ton, and of Unit 6 of the Inland Empire Region, 
 Idaho, showing tree types; topographic maps of 
 the Cascade Head, Oreg., and Wind River, 
 
 Wash., experimental forests; maps of the Blue 
 Mountain, Oreg., and Port Orford, Oreg., ex¬ 
 perimental forests showing timber specification; 
 and maps of the Pringle Falls Experimental 
 Forest, Oreg., showing ground cover, tree types, 
 timbered areas, and intensity of mapping. 
 
 186. MAP RECORDS OF THE ROCKY MOUN¬ 
 TAIN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 
 1934. 30 items. 
 
 Maps of the Rocky Mountain region anno¬ 
 tated to show established and proposed natural 
 
STATE AND PRIVATE FORESTRY DIVISIONS 
 
 25 
 
 areas and established and proposed experimen¬ 
 tal forests and ranges; maps annotated to show 
 the location of the Central Plains Experimental 
 Range, Colo., in relation to the short-grass 
 type of range vegetation and in relation to the 
 Federal Security Administration Project LA- 
 CO-3; maps annotated to show the location of 
 the Fraser Experimental Forest, Colo.; in 
 relation to the approximate boundary of lodge- 
 pole pine types in Colorado and Wyoming, the 
 location of the Fremont and Manitou Experimen¬ 
 tal Forests, Colo., and the location of the Fraser 
 Experimental Forest in relation to proposed 
 water diversions; maps of the Central Plains 
 Experimental Range showing land use and land- 
 ownership; maps of the Fremont, Fraser, and 
 Manitou Experimental Forests showing tree 
 types; and a map of the Manitou Experimental 
 Forest showing landownership. 
 
 187. MAP RECORDS OF THE NORTHERN 
 
 ROCKY MOUNTAIN FOREST AND 
 
 RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION. 
 
 1924-37. 12 items. 
 
 Maps of the Custer Flat Experiment Sta¬ 
 tion, the Hogback Summer Range Pastures, the 
 Lone Pine Winter Range Pastures, and the 
 Vigilante Experimental Range, Mont., anno¬ 
 tated to show land cover; a published topographic 
 map of the Deception Creek Experimental For¬ 
 est, Idaho, and maps of the forest annotated to 
 show timber types and age class, a summary of 
 
 silvicultural work to 1937, and an improvement 
 plan for the forest; topographic maps of the 
 Priest River Experimental Forest, Idaho, and 
 branch station and a map of the forest showing 
 timber types and age classification; and a graz¬ 
 ing reconnaissance map of the Range Livestock 
 Experimental Station, Miles City, Mont. 
 
 188. MAP RECORDS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN 
 FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 1950. 
 
 1 item. 
 
 A published map of Florida showing major 
 forest types. 
 
 189. MAP RECORDS OF THE SOUTHERN FOR¬ 
 EST EXPERIMENT STATION. 1934-36. 
 
 7 items. 
 
 Published maps of the Southern States 
 area and of individual States or parts of States 
 in the area (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, 
 Louisiana, Mississippi, and southwestern 
 Arkansas) showing forest types. 
 
 190. MAP RECORDS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN 
 FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION. 1935- 
 36. 2 items. 
 
 A photoprocessed map of the Fort Vauley 
 Experimental Forest Unit 1, Ariz., showing 
 1-acre line plot locations; and a photoprocessed 
 plan of the headquarters of the Jornada Experi¬ 
 mental Range, N. Mex. 
 
 RECORDS OF STATE AND PRIVATE FORESTRY DIVISIONS 
 
 The Forest Service cooperates with State 
 agencies and private forest owners to protect 
 forest lands against fire, insects, and diseases; 
 to encourage better forest practices for conser¬ 
 vation and profit; to aid in the distribution of 
 planting stock for forests and shelterbelts; and 
 to stimulate the development and management of 
 State, county, and community forests. Although 
 there are several State and Private Forestry 
 Divisions, the only map records are not attribu¬ 
 ted to a single division but are noted "State and 
 Private Forestry." 
 
 191. MAPS RELATING TO SPECIAL STUDIES 
 OF FORESTS IN OREGON AND WASHING¬ 
 TON. 1934. 5 items. 
 
 A manuscript map, designated as showing 
 
 the timber problem in Oregon and Washington, 
 giving timber types, timberland ownership, and 
 forest depletion to date and including graphic in¬ 
 sets showing amount and percent of sawtimber, 
 distribution of timber, amount o_ virgin timber 
 in the United States and in Oregon and Washington, 
 amount of sawtimber in private hands and in 
 national forests, amount of cutover and burned 
 lands, and forest-production capacities. Other 
 maps include a manuscript diagrammatic map 
 showing major sustained-yield units and published 
 maps showing timber holdings in western Oregon, 
 tree types in Oregon and Washington, and timber 
 resources in Washington. 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 RECORDS RELATING TO CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS WORK 
 
 During the depression years and until July 
 1943, when Congress disbanded the Civilian 
 Conservation Corps, the Forest Service super¬ 
 vised a large percentage of Civilian Conservation 
 Corps activities and camps that were located in 
 national and State forests. While several divi¬ 
 sions were established in the Service to adminis¬ 
 ter these activities, the map records below are 
 not identified as to origin. 
 
 192. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 SITES OF EMERGENCY CONSTRUCTION 
 WORK IN NATIONAL FORESTS. 1933. 
 
 1 item. 
 
 Photoprocessed. 
 
 193. MAP OF THE UNITED STATES SHOWING 
 OCCUPIED AND VACANT CCC CAMPS. 
 1938. 1 item. 
 
 An annotated map on which colored sym¬ 
 bols locate the camps by Federal agency in 
 control of each. 
 
APPENDIX 
 
 Description of Records in the Project Files of the Drafting and Atlas Section 
 
 Division of Engineering (Entry 94) 
 
 File A-l (4 items). A map of the United States 
 showing total commercial forest lands and 
 farm woodlands by State in 1951; an undated 
 map of the Western United States showing 
 the distribution of ponderosa pine; a map of 
 Florida dated 1942 showing the site quality 
 and heights of trees; and an undated map 
 showing the sphere of influence of the 
 Ephraim Range Research Center, Utah- 
 Nevada. 
 
 File A-2 (3 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing the status of forest surveys in 1940 
 and 1941; and an undated map of south¬ 
 eastern Texas showing forest resources. 
 
 File A-3 (6 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing pulpmills by State and type of 
 product in 1951, applications for tax amor¬ 
 tizations in the field of forest products in 
 1951, population, forest areas, sawtimber, 
 and the annual drain and growth of saw- 
 timber; a graph showing land areas of the 
 United States classified by economic use; 
 and a map of the Pacific Coast showing soft¬ 
 wood plywood production in 1951. 
 
 File A-4 (7 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing the extent of virgin timber in 1620, 
 1850, and 1926, lumber shortages and sur¬ 
 pluses by State in 1920, and distances 
 between lumber-producing regions and 
 consuming centers in 1925; a map of the 
 Western United States showing the relation¬ 
 ship between national forests and irrigated 
 lands in 1930; and a map showing the public 
 shooting area in the Pisgah National Game 
 Preserve in 1932. 
 
 File A-5 (18 items). Undated maps of parts of 
 the United States showing the botanical range 
 of aspen; black and honey locust; black 
 willow; black, red, and white spruce; dog¬ 
 wood and Pacific dogwood; cucumber 
 magnolia; noble fir; osage orange; red oak; 
 southern white cedar; and yellow buckeye. 
 
 A map of the United States, dated 1930, 
 comparing lumber production in the South 
 with that of other forest-producing regions; 
 and a map of the Southern States showing 
 wood pulpmills in 1952. 
 
 File A-7 (3 items). Maps of the United States 
 Bhowing lumber shortages and surpluses 
 in 1930 and the distribution and consumption 
 of lumber in 1941; and a map of the Eastern 
 United States dated 1953 showing forest 
 regions. 
 
 File A-8 (3 items). A map dated 1951 showing 
 the proposed Jimenez Valley truck trail in 
 the Caribbean National Forest, P.R.; and 
 charts showing the relation of lumber 
 charges to the distances carried in 1924 
 and the amount of Pacific Coast lumber car¬ 
 ried overwater to the Atlantic Coast from 
 1918 to 1930. 
 
 File A-9 (16 items). Standard drawings for 
 
 labor camps, dated 1933; and graphs showing 
 CCC accomplishments in national forests 
 prepared in 1935 for a report to a congres¬ 
 sional committee. 
 
 File A-10 (2 items). A map of the United States 
 showing the area included in the forest sur¬ 
 vey of 1956; and a map of Florida showing 
 the Sand Hills area. 
 
 File A-11 (5 items). Undated maps of the 
 
 Colorado, Columbia, Missouri, Upper Rio 
 Grande, and Sacramento-San Joaquin River 
 watersheds showing annual water yields. 
 
 File A-12 (1 item). A map of the Central United 
 States showing the boundary of the Great 
 Plains. 
 
 File A-14 (18 items). Graphs relating to moisture 
 and evaporation prepared in 1932 by the 
 Harvard Forest, Mass. 
 
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28 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 File A-15 (3 items). Undated maps of the United 
 States showing the distribution of major for¬ 
 est diseases and insects adversely affecting 
 forests; and a map dated 1950 of the Quetico- 
 Superior region, Superior National Forest, 
 Minn., showing a special land acquisition 
 by the Federal Government. 
 
 File A-19 (13 items). Maps dated 1938 of the 
 Appalachian, California, Central States, 
 Intermountain, Lake States, Northeastern, 
 Northern Rocky Mountain, Pacific North¬ 
 west, Rocky Mountain, Southern, South¬ 
 western, and Allegheny Forest Experiment 
 Stations; and a map dated 1939 of the Ap¬ 
 palachian region showing principal forest 
 types. 
 
 File A-20 (1 item). A diagrammatic sketch 
 showing areas covered in an unidentified 
 sample range-management plan, n.d. 
 
 File A-21 (1 item). A translation of instructions 
 for the measurement of sample plats com¬ 
 piled by the Prussian Forest Experiment 
 Station in 1926. 
 
 File A-22 (13 items). Maps, graphs, and 
 
 posters relating to forest fires, including 
 a map dated 1935 of the United States com¬ 
 paring the total annual loss from forest 
 fires with the total amount of forest lands, 
 a poster dated 1938 showing causes of for¬ 
 est fires, charts showing the number and 
 distribution of acres of forest land burned 
 in the United States and in national forest 
 lands in Mississippi during the years 1910- 
 37, charts and graphs relating forest fires 
 to total precipitation and to numbers of 
 visitors to national forest areas, and charts 
 relating to methods and expenditures for 
 fire protection. 
 
 File A-24 (4 items). A map of the United States 
 showing the botanical range and amount of 
 lumber cut of black walnut and a diagram 
 showing approved spacings of black walnut 
 trees; a chart showing total number of stock 
 grazed yearly under paid permit from 1908 
 to 1937; and a diagram showing native shrubs 
 and herbaceous plants as indicators of poten¬ 
 tial natural timber belts in Ephraim Canyon, 
 Manti National Forest. 
 
 File A-25 (20 items). Maps of parts of the United 
 States showing the botanical range of jack, 
 pitch, pond, sand, and western yellow pines; 
 western black willow; western red cedar; 
 
 sitka and white spruce; and tamarack. 
 
 Maps of the Southeastern United States show¬ 
 ing virgin areas of slash and longleaf pine 
 and their distribution in 1925 and 1932; a 
 map of the United States with the Republic 
 of Chile superimposed; and charts showing 
 consumption of j ack and southern pine for 
 pulpwood yearly from 1916 to 1940 and 
 firewood consumption by decades, region, 
 and kind of tree from 1630 to 1930. 
 
 File A-35 (5 items). A map of the United States 
 showing farm woodlots by county in 1910; a 
 map of the Eastern United States showing 
 the status and values of farm woodlots in 
 1917; a chart showing the size of the average 
 farm in each woodlot region in 1880 and in 
 1910; and charts dated 1928 showing 
 temperature, precipitation, and plant zones 
 in relation to altitudes in Arizona in 1928. 
 
 File A-36 (18 items). Maps dated 1934 of the 
 Eastern United States and the Gulf States 
 showing influences of forests on watersheds, 
 and a map of the Eastern United States show¬ 
 ing critical watersheds in 1938; a diagram 
 compiled by Raphael Zon in 1912 of a river 
 in flood; graphs dated 1937 showing the re¬ 
 lationship of precipitation to discharge in 
 forested, pastured, and abandoned farm¬ 
 lands, and 12 charts showing infiltration 
 rates in the Washita River watershed com¬ 
 piled for use in a report on the infiltrameter. 
 
 File A-38 (39 items). A map dated 1927 showing 
 the location of the French Maritime Pine 
 District and its size in relation to the South¬ 
 eastern United States; 24 charts dated 1926 
 showing height and growth curves of various 
 pine trees; and 14 charts and graphs dated 
 1914 showing the relationship of stumpage to 
 lumber prices. 
 
 File A-41 (25 items). Maps, charts, and graphs 
 illustrating the Cooper Report, S. Res. 311, 
 June 1, 1920, on the estimated uses of wood 
 in the United States. Included are maps 
 showing forest regions, original forested 
 lands, and prime sawtimber sections. 
 
 File A-43 (8 items). Maps of California showing 
 national forests, roads, and fire zones for 
 all causes and for incendiary, camper, and 
 lightning fires; and maps of the Shasta 
 National Forest showing zones of fire occur¬ 
 rences, lookout visibility, and hourly zones 
 of fire control. 1920-21. 
 
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 29 
 
 File A-44 (16 items). Maps of the Shasta Na¬ 
 tional Forest showing flammability risks, 
 fire-control facilities and organization 
 districts, visibility, accumulated fire 
 statistics, and lightning zones. 
 
 File A-45 (6 items). Maps of the United States 
 shewing forest regions and areas covered 
 by the Forest Experiment Stations, 1934 
 and 1937; a map of Canada showing coniferous 
 forests; a plan of the Brisbane Tract, N. J.; 
 and a chart showing the uses of forest 
 products. 
 
 File A-46 (10 items). Maps of the national 
 
 forest regions showing highways, 1936; and 
 a map of the Northeastern United States 
 showing the amount of basswood manufactured 
 by county in 1918. 
 
 File A-47 (1 item). A map of Finland showing 
 Forestry Board Districts in 1953. 
 
 File A-48 (1 item). A map of the United States 
 showing areas jointly recommended by 
 State foresters and the Forest Service for 
 acquisition under the Fulmer Act. 
 
 File A-49 (106 items). Alinement charts for 
 various species of trees and illustrations on 
 the use of alinement charts in constructing 
 forest-stand tables, 1925-28. 
 
 File A-50 (38 items). A map of the Jornada 
 Experimental Range, N. Mex., dated 1943, 
 charts and graphs dated 1922 comparing 
 soils with vegetation, and a listing of key 
 plants at the station; charts on the practic¬ 
 ability of relating grazing fees on national 
 forest lands with the market value of live¬ 
 stock, including charts comparing the prices 
 of cattle and sheep at seven different areas 
 for the period 1920-32 and charts showing 
 livestock prices, wool prices, land rental 
 costs, grazing fees on Indian Reservations, 
 and costs of forage on private lands; two 
 charts relating to the loss of salt in soils 
 by weathering; a chart dated 1929 showing 
 the number of workdays necessary to handle 
 grazing work in rangelands during a peak 
 season; maps of the Rocky Mountain Forest 
 Experiment Station dated 1936 showing vege¬ 
 tation and forest type and range depletion; 
 maps of the Southwestern Forest Experiment 
 Station showing forest, grass and shrub 
 types, erosion and land depletion, and 
 principal water-yielding and silt-producing 
 areas; and maps of southeastern Arizona 
 
 showing principal grass, forest, and shrub 
 types and the degree and extent of forage 
 depletion within rangelands. 
 
 File A-54 (9 items). Maps dated 1925 and 1942 
 of the Western Hemisphere showing forest 
 regions; a map of South America dated 1911 
 showing natural forest regions; a map of 
 Costa Rica dated 1943 showing forest types, 
 an undated map showing the areas of com¬ 
 mercial importance of Brazilian araucaria 
 (parana pine); a printed map showing inter¬ 
 mingled landownership in a typical eastern 
 forest in the United States and an incomplete 
 negative photograph of a map showing inter¬ 
 mingled landownership in a typical western 
 forest area; an undated map of central Utah 
 showing landownership in western range 
 country; and an undated map of central 
 Colorado showing landownership. 
 
 File A-55 (8 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing areas in which 15 percent or more 
 of the population was on relief in 1935, in 
 which 45 percent or more of the farm opera¬ 
 tors also worked away from their farms in 
 1934, in which 40 percent or more of the 
 farms yielded less than $600 gross annual 
 income in 1929, in which a substantial part 
 of the cultivated lands should be withdrawn 
 and adapted to other uses, and predominate 
 forest lands; a map of the Brimfield State 
 Forest, Mass., dated 1936; a map of a 
 corrected road in the Stanislaus National 
 Forest, dated 1950; and a 1942 base map 
 of eastern Siberia. 
 
 File A-60 (2 items). Maps from a special sur¬ 
 vey of western and central Ecuador showing 
 routes travelled, areas studied, and forest 
 types. 
 
 File A-62 (4 items). Charts relating to the saw- 
 timber stand in the United States from 1630 
 to 1930 including a chart showing its drain, 
 the contrast between its drain and growth, 
 and the regional balance of its growth and 
 destruction. 
 
 File A-64 (20 Items). A chart comparing national 
 forest activities and appropriations in 1932 
 and 1942; a chart showing the national forest 
 area covered with maps meeting standard 
 specifications and the amount of area still 
 to be covered for the fiscal years 1938 to 
 1942; a chart showing the effect of the CCC 
 on national forest activities; charts relating 
 to the amount, uses, and sales of timber cut 
 
30 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 in national forests for the years 1933-43 and 
 estimated for 1944; charts relating to fires 
 in national forests, 1925-45, including in¬ 
 formation on the number of fires, the num¬ 
 ber of acres burned, the number of fires 
 caused by man, the number of acres pro¬ 
 tected, and the effects of the CCC fire- 
 protection activities; charts relating to the 
 status of blister-rust control, especially in 
 the western white pine region; and a map of 
 T. 2N., R. 15 W., Allegan County, Mich., 
 showing status of lands in LU-MI-3 on which 
 it was proposed to issue oil leases. 
 
 File A-65 (3 items). A map of the United States 
 showing the spread of blister-rust disease 
 from 1923 to 1952 and the natural extent of 
 white pine; a map showing the extent of 
 shelterbelt planting to 1941; and a base map 
 of Mitchellville and vicinity, S. Dak., pre¬ 
 pared in 1941 in connection with the shelter- 
 belt program. 
 
 File A-66 (9 items). A map of Alaska dated 
 1949 showing forest regions; a map of the 
 Tongass National Forest, Alaska, showing 
 recreation areas; maps of the Admiralty 
 Island, Glacier Highway, Ketchikan, and 
 Ward Lake Recreation areas, Alaska; a 
 map of the Western United States showing 
 coordinate revegetation and reforestation 
 research centers, 1942; a chart dated 1947 
 showing the sunspot cycle for the period 
 1934 to 1960 and its relation to sunshine, 
 temperatures, precipitation and average 
 evapotranspiration; and a 1947 map of the 
 Enoree Division, Sumter National Forest, 
 S.C., showing acquired land. 
 
 File A-67 (4 items). A map of the United States 
 showing maximum observed snow depths in 
 national forests, 1933 to 1937; a map of 
 Colorado showing annual precipitation in 
 the Rockies, 1942; a map of the Wenatchee 
 National Forest showing multiple uses on a 
 typical national forest, 1936; and a location 
 map of the Priest River Experimental 
 Forest, 1938. 
 
 File A-69 (2 items). Maps of the Red Dirt Na¬ 
 tional Wildlife Preserve and the Catahoula 
 National Wildlife Preserve, Kisatchie Na¬ 
 tional Forest, La. 
 
 File A-70 (1 item). A map of the Western United 
 States showing forested areas. Originally 
 this map was to show approximate degree of 
 inflammability of forested areas but this 
 
 information was omitted. A legend giving 
 normal fire seasons is included. 
 
 File A-71 (1 item). A base map of the Charleston 
 Mountain Division, Nevada National Forest. 
 
 File A-74 (1 item). A map of the Southwestern 
 United States showing stations used in 
 guayule experiments. 
 
 File A-75 (40 items). A map of the United States 
 dated 1941 showing forest wastelands; and 
 maps of the Cleveland National Forest show¬ 
 ing water use and management, vegetation, 
 burned areas, and geology. 
 
 File A-77 (10 items). A map of Chile showing 
 principal forest areas by kind; a map of 
 Alaska showing the range and sanctuaries of 
 the Alaskan brown bear, 1932; a map of the 
 Malheur National Forest dated 1942 showing 
 deer ranges and immigration routes and the 
 proposed hunting area; and charts showing the 
 number of game animals in national forests, 
 1921-40, the number of deer and elk in na¬ 
 tional forests at the beginning and end of the 
 hunting seasons, 1927-42, examples of big- 
 game problem areas in Colorado, 1941, 
 deer management in the Utah National For¬ 
 est, livestock and wildlife use, 1941, and a 
 comparison of hunter and predator drain on 
 deer and elk with their probable production. 
 
 File A-79 (10 items). Maps and charts relating 
 to timber resources in Wisconsin, 1922, 
 showing the consumption of timber, timber 
 requirements, and timber sources within 
 and outside the State; and charts from 
 studies of temperatures, wind velocities, 
 and effects of windbreaks on velocities at 
 St. Paul, Minn., and Raleigh, N.C. 
 
 File A-80 (7 items). A map of the United States 
 showing the regional organization of the 
 cooperative western range survey, 1937; a 
 map showing the location of the Richton, 
 Miss., Subsistence Homestead Project in 
 relation to the DeSoto National Forest, 1935; 
 a chart dated 1940 showing the total annual 
 fee received per head of livestock grazed; 
 a chart showing acreages of national forest 
 rangelands covered by the range survey of 
 1939; and charts showing the uses of wood. 
 
 File A-82 (20 items). A map of the United States 
 showing paper and pulpwood establishments 
 in 1928 and graphs showing present and 
 future pulpwood requirements; charts dated 
 
APPENDIX 
 
 31 
 
 1932 showing paper consumption in the United 
 States by kind and in contrast with that in the 
 world; and charts dated 1937 showing paper 
 consumption by kind in the United States. 
 
 File A-83 (6 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing the botanical range of various kinds 
 of willow, laurel, chestnut, and oak trees. 
 
 File A-100 (69 items). A map of the United 
 States dated 1955 showing the interstate 
 highway system in relation to lands admin¬ 
 istered by the Forest Service; boundary and 
 topographic maps of the Appalachian Forest 
 Experiment Station dated 1926; a map of the 
 boundary of the Lee Experimental Forest, 
 
 Va., as transferred to the Forest Service, 
 1939; a map of parts of Dutchess and Ulster 
 Counties, N. Y., noted as taken to the White 
 House in 1942 for use in discussions relat¬ 
 ing to the management of President Roose¬ 
 velt's forest at Hyde Park; a plan dated 1906 
 of the Crumwold Farms at Hyde Park, N. Y.; 
 detailed maps of parts of Jefferson National 
 Forest showing properties, 1954; a map of 
 the Ducktown area, Tenn., showing area 
 affected by smelter fumes, n. d.; maps and 
 plans of the Bent Creek Experimental For¬ 
 est including topographic maps, maps show¬ 
 ing tree types, plans of compartments 1 
 through 3 and sample plots 3 and 4, plans of 
 proposed building, nursery, and laboratory 
 sites, and a map of the controlled burning 
 plots; maps of sample plots at Liberty 
 Furnace and Hawse Hollow, Va., at the 
 Pisgah National Forest, and on lands of the 
 Carolina Fiber Co., S.C.; plans of sample 
 plots and of the cooperative experimental 
 tract at Clemson Coast Experiment Station, 
 
 S. C.; a plan of the Elk Lick Run, Monon- 
 gahela National Forest, showing plots tallied 
 in 1932; maps of the forest lands near Berea 
 College, Ky., showing topography and 
 sample plots; maps showing land acquisition 
 in the Bosques Carite, Guaiataca, Guilarte, 
 Guanica, Maricao Rio Abajo, and Susua, 
 
 P.R., 1947-49; and a chart showing the 
 diameter growth in 1929 of trees in the 
 Appalachian Forest Experiment Station. 
 
 File A-101 (46 items). Maps of Alabama, 
 
 Arizona, California, and Montana showing 
 national forests in 1958; maps of the 
 Arkansas-White River, the Delaware, 
 Columbia, Connecticut, Ohio, Potomac, 
 and the Tennessee River drainage basins 
 showing forested areas in 1950, often by 
 kind of tree; maps of the Columbia, Potomac, 
 
 and Rio Grande drainage basins showing 
 average annual precipitation and runoff, 
 
 1950; a map of the Potomac River drainage 
 basin showing physiographic divisions; a 
 map of the Alabama-Coosa-Tombigbee drain¬ 
 age basin showing the known range of little- 
 leaf disease of pine, 1950; a map of the 
 Central Valley, Calif., showing national for¬ 
 ests; base maps of the Arkansas-White and 
 Colorado River drainage basins; a map of 
 Knott County, Ky., showing magisterial 
 districts, n. d.; a map of Ararat Place, S.C., 
 showing sample plots, 1913; and maps of the 
 Baltimore Plantations, N. C., including base 
 maps and maps showing planting sites, 1906- 
 24. 
 
 File A-102 (60 items). Maps and plans of 
 
 sample plots in the Shenandoah and Natural 
 Bridge National Forests, Va., and the 
 Pisgah National Forest, N. C., 1927-30. 
 
 File A-103 (2 items). A world map showing 
 
 important timber trees, 1940, and a map of 
 the Appalachian region showing general soil 
 types, n.d. 
 
 File A-104 (1 item). A base map of the land- 
 utilization project area (LU-IN-21) located 
 in Greene and Martin Counties, Ind., trans¬ 
 ferred from the Soil Conservation Service 
 to the Forest Service. 
 
 File A-107 (8 items). Maps of the shelterb^lt 
 area showing average evaporation, April 
 to September, and plans for planting gulch 
 areas. 
 
 File A-109 (82 items). Maps of the State of 
 California, dated 1936-38, showing range 
 use, forest-land uses, deer kill, cover 
 types and agricultural lands, relative pos¬ 
 sibilities for sustained-yield management 
 under present economic methods, recreation 
 areas, cutover timber areas, percent of 
 population on relief, the concentration of 
 relief, correlation between existing and 
 proposed land use, and watersheds of exist¬ 
 ing and proposed reservoirs. 
 
 Maps and graphs prepared for the Joint 
 Congressional Committee on Forestry, 1939, 
 including information on unemployment, 
 relief, income, natural resources, possibil¬ 
 ities of multiple use of forest lands in reliev¬ 
 ing the economy, conservation, and fire- 
 protection measures. 
 
32 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Other records include a map of the United 
 States showing protected and unprotected 
 State and private forestry lands under the 
 Clarke-McNary Act of 1936; a map of the 
 San Bernardino County Flood Control Dis¬ 
 trict showing the fire-control water system, 
 1945; a map showing locations of fires oc¬ 
 curring between 1936 and 1945 within the 
 areas proposed for the Crestline-Lake 
 Arrowhead fire pipeline system; a map of 
 the Caribbean National Forest, P.R., show¬ 
 ing land acquisitions in 1953; a base map of 
 Anthony Peak in the Mendocino National 
 Forest, n. d.; a map dated 1939 showing 
 wilderness and wild areas in the Deschutes 
 and WiHamette National Forests, Oreg.; a 
 landownership map of the Shasta National 
 Forest, 1938; a 1936 graph showing existing 
 and potential employment in forest activities; 
 and a chart showing stumpage prices from 
 1946 to 1950 of live ponderosa pine in 
 Regions 5 and 6. 
 
 File A-lll (1 item). A plan of the La Mena 
 Recreation Area, Caribbean National 
 Forest, P.R., dated 1947. 
 
 File A-112 (2 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing the extent of commercial forest 
 lands, 1959. 
 
 File A-113 (5 items). Maps of the United States 
 dated 1934-37 showing erosion, principal 
 waterways, natural vegetation, forest lands, 
 submarginal lands in relation to watersheds, 
 areas with submarginal farms recommended 
 for retirement, and the relative influence of 
 timber and shrub forests on the principal 
 drainage basins. 
 
 File C-l (7 items). A map of Oregon showing 
 economic centers in 1942 and related tabular 
 data on timber resources in the State; maps 
 prepared in connection with a study of the 
 economic management of white pine forests 
 consisting of a map of the Coeur d'Alene 
 River basin showing ownership of cutover 
 forest lands and lands not cut over, a map 
 of the Lone Cabin-Burnt Cabin-Bottom 
 Creek area, Idaho, showing logged areas 
 given cultural treatment, areas not treated, 
 immature and inaccessible stands, and a 
 chart comparing costs and prices of white 
 pine logging; and an aerial photograph of 
 the Coquille River road in the vicinity of the 
 Big Bend Ranch annotated to show the road, 
 ranch, and the Rogue River trail, noted as 
 prepared in 1942 in connection with a claim 
 
 of Bradley Page, owner of the Big Bend 
 Ranch. 
 
 File C-2 (17 items). Maps of watersheds in¬ 
 cluding a map of the Los Angeles River 
 watershed dated 1941 showing subdrainage 
 areas; maps from a flood-control survey of 
 the Potomac River watershed showing soils, 
 topography, gaging stations, areas needing 
 the most attention, an estimate of personnel 
 needed, the extent of aerial surveys, and a 
 hydrograph of the 1936 flood; maps of the 
 Mohawk River watershed showing mileages 
 between dams; a base map of the Wallkill 
 watershed, N. Y. -N. J.; and a map showing 
 subwatersheds of the Yazoo River basin, 
 Miss. 
 
 File C-6 (15 items). Maps and charts prepared 
 in 1936 at the request of Senator Byrd, in¬ 
 cluding a map of the United States showing 
 forest, range, and wild lands, maps show¬ 
 ing multiple use on typical eastern (White 
 Mountain) and western (Wenatchee) national 
 forests, and charts showing the organization 
 of the Forest Service in comparison with that 
 of other related Government agencies. 
 
 Other records include charts prepared for 
 the 1935 report to the National Resources 
 Board showing winter ranges, game refuges, 
 and the numbers of big game in the Western 
 United States; a map of the United States 
 dated 1936 showing forest lands on or for 
 which the Forest Service conducted research; 
 a map of the United States showing National 
 Resources Committee planning districts for 
 drainage basin studies; and a map of southern 
 Georgia showing turpentine stills and wood¬ 
 using plants. 
 
 File C-8 (84 items). Hlustrations for the 1936 
 Range Report including maps of the Western 
 United States showing erosion, the seasonal 
 use of rangelands, water-yielding and silt- 
 producing areas, boundary of rangelands, 
 classes and extent of range depletion, range- 
 land capacities, landownership, principal 
 shrub and forest types, annual precipitation, 
 trends in rangeland use, and numerous charts 
 and graphs with related information. 
 
 File C-10 (1 item). A map of the United States 
 showing the field organization of the Forest 
 Service Range Research Division. 
 
 File C-12 (8 items). Maps of North America 
 showing papermills and pulpmills, 1934 
 
APPENDIX 
 
 33 
 
 and 1937; maps of the United States showing 
 by State either a deficiency or surplus of 
 softwood in 1934, amount of lumber imported 
 in 1926, and the relative size of the lumber 
 cut in 1927 in comparison with other peak 
 years from 1819 to 1927; and a chart showing 
 lumber consumption trends from 1920 to 
 1949. 
 
 File C-13 (11 items). Records from the Ohio 
 Farm Woodlot Study of 1938 consisting of 
 graphs showing diameter classes and species 
 groups of wooded areas in Washington town¬ 
 ship, Auglaize County, Ohio. 
 
 File C-14 (10 items). Maps of the United States, 
 dated 1936, showing the distribution of pro¬ 
 ductive and unproductive forest lands and 
 maps and charts relating to a study of 
 Lincoln County, Wis., showing amount of 
 cropland, distribution of forest areas by 
 size, and tax-delinquent lands. 
 
 File C-15 (18 items). Maps and charts relating 
 to the 1934 lumber distribution and consump¬ 
 tion, including maps showing the exchange 
 of lumber between the United States and 
 Canada, the per-capita production of lum¬ 
 ber in the United States; and maps and charts 
 relating to the 1936 consumption and pro¬ 
 duction of lumber in the United States and 
 Canada, including maps showing the amount 
 produced, the amount imported, sources of 
 imported lumber, consumption per State in 
 relation to the amount produced, and the 
 relative consumption of Northern Pacific 
 softwoods and southern pine. 
 
 File C-16 (1 item). A chart showing a compara¬ 
 tive summary of fires during 1937. 
 
 File C-20 (60 items). A map of Iowa showing 
 purchase units in 1938 and maps of national 
 forests showing wilderness areas, 1938. 
 
 File C-22 (17 items). Maps of foreign areas 
 dated 1931-44 showing the distribution of 
 different tree species including maps of 
 parts of Africa showing the distribution of 
 iroko, khaya, and okoume; maps of Carib¬ 
 bean areas showing the distribution of balsa, 
 mahogany, and lignumvitae; a map of part of 
 northern South America showing the distri¬ 
 bution of greenhart; an unfinished map of 
 Italy showing the distribution of olive trees; 
 a map of Southeast Asia showing the distri¬ 
 bution of teak, a map of the Southwest Pa¬ 
 cific showing countries exporting lauan and 
 
 similar lumber; and a map of Madagascar 
 showing forest types. 
 
 File C-23 (4 items). Maps of the Northeastern 
 and Eastern United States showing the dis¬ 
 tribution of various species of maple, birch, 
 and beech trees; and charts comparing the 
 stand, annual cut, and properties of these 
 trees with the white oak, 1928-39. 
 
 File C-24 (19 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing natural vegetation and the percent 
 of forest cover by county; maps of southern 
 Georgia dated 1939 showing major forest 
 types, turpentine stills, and wood-using 
 plants and sawmills; maps of the Lake States 
 area showing the area in 1940 as defined by 
 the U. S. Department of Agriculture and by 
 the Northern Lake States Regional Committee; 
 a map of the Mississippi River Delta area 
 showing the natural land-use areas as de¬ 
 fined by the Forest Service in 1940; a map 
 of Oregon and Washington showing national 
 forests and the eastern limit of the Douglas 
 fir region; a map of Cook County, Ga., show¬ 
 ing forest landowners in 1938; and maps of 
 national forests in Arizona and New Mexico 
 with annotations possibly showing elevations 
 with the notation "Flora of Ariz. & N. M. " 
 
 File C-25 (16 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing population density and distribution, 
 1930, the distribution and amount of wild 
 lands, and the distribution of urban, indus¬ 
 trial, and rights-of-way lands; maps showing 
 information about farm woodlands including 
 their use and changes in numbers; and an 
 undated map showing flood areas. 
 
 File C-27 (6 items). Maps and charts relating 
 to the Appalachian region showing topog¬ 
 raphy, physiographic regions, tree types, 
 sawtimber resources, and Forest Service 
 activities. 
 
 File C-28 (20 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing areas mapped by the Forest Service 
 to 1940 with an estimate of the areas to be 
 mapped by 1941; and graphs relating to the 
 number of visitors to national forests, fires 
 in relation to the number of visitors, wilder¬ 
 ness areas, camp sites, and changes in 
 numbers of big game. 
 
 File C-33 (2 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing sites of famous trees (not named, 
 however) and locations of national forest 
 and purchase units. 
 
34 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 File C-34 (9 items). Maps of the Great Plains 
 area showing vegetation; and maps pertain¬ 
 ing to the Allegheny National Forest in¬ 
 cluding a general location map, a map of 
 the Allegheny plateau showing forest types, 
 physiography, political subdivisions and 
 sample plots, maps of the forest showing 
 the location of the Tionesta Natural and 
 Scenic Area and maps of the scenic area, 
 a map of the Allegheny Forest Experiment 
 Station showing forest types, and charts 
 relating to the establishments of hemlock 
 and white pine on the East Tionesta sample 
 plots. 
 
 File C-35 (2 items). A panel of maps of the 
 United States showing virgin forest lands 
 in 1620, 1850, and 1926; and a panel of 
 maps showing virgin forest in 1942 and the 
 remaining stands of original sawtimber in 
 1850 and 1930. 
 
 File C-37 (11 items). An updated map of the 
 United States showing national forests; 
 maps of the United States dated 1916 show¬ 
 ing original and reserved public lands, na¬ 
 tional forests and principal timber belts; 
 a map of the Western United States showing 
 timber and woodlands in relation to national 
 forests; and maps of parts of the Western 
 United States showing commercial timber- 
 lands, woodland, agricultural lands, and 
 grazing lands. 
 
 File C-40 (3 items). A topographic map and a 
 base map of Greenwood, Miss., and vi¬ 
 cinity; and a panel of topographic quad¬ 
 rangles of the Mississippi backwater area. 
 
 File C-41 (8 items). Two differing waterfowl 
 fly maps of North America dated 1939; and 
 maps of the United States showing ECW and 
 CCC camps in 1933, 1936, and 1941, and 
 CCC central repair shops in 1939. 
 
 File C-45 (30 items). Maps and graphs from 
 studies of world forest resources, includ¬ 
 ing maps of individual areas or countries 
 showing forest resources by kind and graphs 
 showing information about importation and 
 exportation, consumption, and availability 
 of timber. 
 
 File C-48 (3 items). A recommended form for 
 traffic maps, a traffic map of a part of the 
 Tahoe National Forest, and a transportation 
 plan to meet hour-control requirements. 
 
 File C-50 (20 items). Charts giving the 10-year 
 plans for access roads to national forests 
 in Oregon and Washington, 1951. 
 
 File C-58 (7 items). Key maps 1-4 for control¬ 
 ling quadrangles in the World War n defense 
 mapping project; and maps and graphs re¬ 
 lating to restocking old or growing new 
 forests in the United States with information 
 comparing the extent of farm woodlands with 
 cultivated farmlands and the distribution of 
 commercial farmlands. 
 
 File C-59 (6 items). Maps and charts relating to 
 the Emergency Rubber Project during World 
 War n, including a map of the Western United 
 States showing the distribution of rubber rab¬ 
 bit brush; a contour map of California and a 
 map of the State showing guayule planting 
 districts and labor camps; a map of Arizona- 
 New Mexico-Texas showing guayule nursery 
 units, planting districts, and labor camps; 
 a map of Mexico showing guayule areas; 
 and a chart showing the yield of guayule. 
 
 File C-106 (3 items). Maps of Idaho, 1939, and 
 Puerto Rico, 1957, showing forest types and 
 a map of the Lewis and Clark National For¬ 
 est highway dated 1957. 
 
 File D-l (2 items). A map of northwestern 
 
 California showing forest highways and for¬ 
 est roads suitable for hauling timber, 1955, 
 and a forest road maintenance map for the 
 Snoqualmie National Forest, 1947. 
 
 File D-2 (7 items). Maps of national forests in 
 Washington, Oregon, Minnesota, and Idaho 
 showing wild or wilderness areas. 
 
 File D-3 (1 item). A topographic map of Lake 
 Dorothy and vicinity, Alaska. 
 
 File E-l (6 items). Maps of the United States 
 showing forest types, areas reported by 
 State land-planning consultants, commercial 
 and protection forest areas, areas covered 
 by the Forest Service in its 1934 report to 
 the National Resources Planning Board, and 
 the population dependent on second-growth 
 forests; and a map of the United States 
 showing the 12 major river basins covered 
 in the report to the President's Water Re¬ 
 sources Policy Commission, 1950. 
 
INDEX 
 
 References are to inventory entry numbers, with the addition of specific file numbers for entry 
 94, as described in detail in the appendix (pages 27-34). 
 
 Absaroka National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Absaroka Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Beartooth Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 
 Afognak Forest and Fish Culture Reserve, 
 Alaska, 3 
 
 Africa: 
 
 Forest regions, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Iroko, okoume, and khaya distribution, 
 
 94 (C-22) 
 
 Papermills and pulpmills, 26 
 Agricultural colleges, 1 
 Agricultural income, 30, 94 (C-25) 
 
 Relation to forest areas, 94 (A-55) 
 Agricultural lands, 105 
 California, 121 
 North America, 14 
 See also Farmlands 
 Airfields, 68-70, 75 
 Alabama: 
 
 Base maps, 14 
 
 Forest land classification, 14 
 Forest land dependency studies, 142 
 Forest land-use statistics, 133 
 Forest landownership and management, 140 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 National forests, 19, 94 (A-101) 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Tree types, 189 
 
 Alabama-Coosa-Tombigbee drainage basin, 
 
 94 (A-101) 
 
 Alabama Indian Reserve, Tex., 161 
 Alabama National Forest, Ala.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Alamo National Forest, N. Mex.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Goat ranges, 100 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Alaska: 
 
 Brown bear sanctuaries, 94 (A-77) 
 
 Forest regions, 94 (A-66, C-45) 
 
 Lake Dorothy, 94 (D-3) 
 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Waterpower resources, 49 
 Alexander Archipelago Forest Reserve, 
 
 Alaska, 3 
 
 Alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 
 "All Purpose Transportation System Maps, " 75 
 Allegheny Forest Experiment Station, Pa., 
 
 94 (A-19), 178 
 Forest types, 94 (C-34) 
 
 Allegheny National Forest, Pa.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Tionesta Natural and Scenic Area, 94 (C-34) 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Allegheny plateau, 94 (C-34) 
 
 Alum Creek Experimental Forest, Ark., 75 
 Angeles National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Devils Canyon-Bear Canyon Primitive 
 Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Photomaps, 78 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Summer home sites, 127 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Angelina National Forest, Tex.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Apache National Forest, Ariz.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Blue Range Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Elevations, 94 (C-24) 
 
 35 
 
36 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Mount Baldy Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 National forest exchange lands, 158 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Apalachicola National Forest, Fla.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Appalachian Forest Experiment Station, N. C., 
 94 (A-19), 179 
 
 Appalachian region, 94 (C-27) 
 
 Sample plots, 94 (A-100, A-102) 
 
 Aquarius Forest Reserve and National Forest, 
 Utah, 3 
 
 Arapaho National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Glacier region, 127 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Topographic quadrangles, 71 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Ararat Place, S. C., 94 (A-101) 
 
 Argonne Experimental Forest, Wis., 75 
 Arizona: 
 
 Altitudes, 94 (A-35) 
 
 Atlantic and Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 112 
 
 Campbell-Franc is Sheep Co., 116 
 Cattle and sheep industry, 112 
 Forage types, 94 (A-50), 111 
 Forest land dependency studies, 142 
 Forest land use, 133 
 
 Forest landownership and management, 140 
 Forest Service land transfers, 106 
 Forest types, 94 (A-50) 
 
 Grazing lands, 111 
 
 Guayule planting areas, 94 (C-59) 
 
 Isohyetals, 112 
 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land tenure, 112 
 Land types, 105 
 Land-use proposals, 132, 137 
 
 Land values, 106, 137 
 Landownership, 107 
 National forest proposals, 129, 132 
 National forests, 94 (A-101) 
 
 Precipitation, 94 (A-35), 112 
 
 Public domain, 136 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 
 Rangeland studies, 94 (A-50), 104, 112 
 
 Road development, 86 
 
 Sheep experimental areas, 98 
 
 Sheep industry, 112 
 
 Stock driveways, 98 
 
 Vegetation and plant zones, 94 (A-35, A-50), 
 112 
 
 Arkansas: 
 
 Forest land dependency studies, 142 
 
 Forest land-use statistics, 133 
 
 Forest landownership and management, 140 
 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 
 National forests, 19 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 
 Road development, 86 
 
 Tree types, 189 
 
 Arkansas National Forest, Ark.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger-station withdrawals, 126 
 Arkansas River drainage basin, 94 (A-101) 
 Armuchee Purchase Unit, Ga., 70 
 Ashland Forest Reserve and National Forest, 
 Oreg., 3 
 
 Ashley National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Additions, 10; proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 High Uintas Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal reports, 101 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Asia: 
 
 Forest regions, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Papermills and pulpmills, 26 
 Teak distribution, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Aspen Release Area, Gale River Experimental 
 Forest, N. H., 184 
 Aspen trees, 94 (A-5) 
 
 Atlantic and Pacific Railroad land-grant limits, 
 Ariz.-N. Mex., 112 
 Australasia, 25 
 
 Babaquirari Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 
 Baker City Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 
 Balsa distribution in Caribbean areas, 94 (C-22) 
 
INDEX 
 
 37 
 
 Barren lands, 105 
 
 Bartlett Experimental Forest, N.H., 184 
 Basket willow, 174 
 Basswood lumber, 94 (A-46) 
 
 Battlement Mesa Forest Reserve and National 
 Forest, Colo., 3 
 
 Battlement National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Bear River Forest Reserve, Idaho-Utah, 3 
 Bear River National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Beartooth National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Grazing reconnaissance, 76 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Topographic map, 76 
 Beaver Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Beaver National Forest, Utah, 65 
 Beaverhead National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Anaconda-Pentlar Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Beech trees, 94 (C-23) 
 
 Beltsville, Md., Experimental Forest, 178 
 Berea College Forest, Ky., 94 (A-100) 
 
 Bienville National Forest, Miss., 68 
 
 Bienville Ranger District, Miss., 69 
 Big Belt Forest Reserve and National Forest, 
 Mont., 3 
 
 Big Bend Ranch, Oreg., 94 (C-l) 
 
 Big Bend State Park, Tex., 20 
 Big Burros Forest Reserve, N. Mex., 3 
 Big Hole Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Big Horn Forest Reserve, Wyo., 3 
 "Big Trees, " Stanislaus National Forest, 
 
 Calif., 20 
 
 Bighorn National Forest, Wyo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Cloud Peak Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Billy Meadows Experimental Pasture, Oreg., 99 
 Biltmore Plantations, N.C., 94 (A-101) 
 Biological Survey, 111 
 Birch trees, 94 (C-23) 
 
 Bird refuges, 68-70 
 
 Bitterroot Forest Reserve, Idaho-Mont., 3 
 Bitterroot National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Anaconda-Pentlar Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Black Canyon area, Ariz., 116 
 Black Hills area, S. Dak. and Wyo., 74 
 Black Hills Forest Reserve, S. Dak., 3 
 Black Hills National Forest, S. Dak.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Fire protection areas, 59 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
38 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Black Mesa Forest Reserve and National 
 Forest, Ariz., 3 
 
 Black Mountain Experimental Forest, Calif., 180 
 Black walnut trees, 94 (A-24) 
 
 Black Warrior National Forest, Ala., 3 
 Blackfeet National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber sales contracts, 89 
 Blister rust, 94 (A-64, A-65) 
 
 Blue Mountain Experimental Forest, Oreg., 185 
 Blue Mountains Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 Blue Mountains National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Board mills, 26 
 
 Boise Basin Experiment Station, Idaho, 182 
 Boise National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Additions, 156; proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 
 Sawtooth Primitive Areas, 94 (D-2) 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Bonneville National Forest, Wyo.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Boone National Forest, N. C.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Boulder Dam Recreation Area, Ariz.-Nev., 20 
 Boundaries: 
 
 National forest, 3, 4, 10, 68 
 
 State and territorial, .16 
 
 Brazil, distribution of parana pine, 94(A-54), 173 
 See also Latin and South America 
 Breaks of Sandy National Park, Ky., 20 
 Bridger National Forest, Wyo.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Timber areas, 93; surveyed and contracted, 
 89 
 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Brimfield State Forest, Mass., 94 (A-55) 
 
 British Guiana, greenhart distribution, 94 (C-22) 
 British Isles, forest lands, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Brush, W. D., 168 
 
 Bull Run Timber Land Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 Burgess Spring Experimental Range, Calif., 180 
 Byrd, Senator Harry F., 94 (C-6) 
 
 Cabinet National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented 
 unsold lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Cache National Forest, Idaho-Utah: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 See also Bear River National Forest 
 Calhoun Experimental Forest, 75 
 California: 
 
 Agricultural lands, 94 (A-109, C-37), 121 
 Central Valley, 94 (A-101) 
 
 Contour map, 94 (C-59) 
 
 Deer kill, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Erosion, 121 
 
INDEX 
 
 39 
 
 Experimental forests and ranges, 180 
 Forest fires: causes, 94 (A-43); defense 
 estimates, 59; in Los Angeles 
 County, 180 
 
 Forest lands: defense studies, 84; depend¬ 
 ency studies, 142; multiple uses, 94 
 (A-109); ownership and management, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96, 106 
 Grazing districts, 106, 146 
 Guayule: planting areas, 94 (C-59); potential 
 plantations, 60 
 
 Institute of Forest Genetics, 180 
 Irrigated lands, 121 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37), 125 
 Land-management activities, 129 
 Land types, 105 
 
 Land use, 94 (A-109), 121; proposals, 94 
 (A-109), 137 
 Land values, 106, 137 
 Landownership, 107 
 National forests, 11, 19, 94 (A-101) 
 
 National monuments, 11 
 National parks, 11 
 Photomaps, 78 
 Powerplants, 79 
 Precipitation, 121 
 Public domain, 136 
 Purchase units, 94 (A-101) 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Rangelands: depletion, 104, 121; studies, 
 121; use, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Recreation areas, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Relief (economic), 94 (A-109) 
 
 River basins, 121 
 Roads, 86 
 Runoff, 121 
 
 Southern California Edison Co., 94 (A-107) 
 Spanish grants and missions, 121 
 Stock permits, 121 
 
 Sustained-yield management possibilities, 
 
 94 (A-109) 
 
 Timber areas cut over, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Timber haul roads, 94 (D-l) 
 
 Vegetation, 94 (A-109), 121, 179 
 Water storage, 78 
 Watersheds, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Wilderness areas, 11 
 California National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Middle Eel-Yolla Bolla Primitive Area, 94 
 (C-20) 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 California Range and Forest Experiment 
 Station, 94 (A-19), 180 
 Campbell-Francis Sheep Co., Ariz., 116 
 Campsites, 68-70 
 
 CCC, 56, 94 (C-41), 145, 193 
 Canada: 
 
 Commercial coniferous forests, 94 (A-45) 
 Forest regions, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Isogonic map, 17 
 
 Lumber production, 94 (C-15), 167 
 Papermills and board mills, 26 
 Canalized rivers in eastern States, 18 
 Canals: 
 
 In eastern States, 18 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Caribbean area: 
 
 Forest regions, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Lignumvitae distribution, 94 (C-22) 
 Caribbean National Forest, P.R.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Jimenez Valley truck trail, 94 (A-8) 
 
 La Mena Recreation Area, 94 (A-111) 
 Caribbean Purchase Unit, P.R., 70 
 Caribou Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Caribou National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Caribou Trail, Oreg., 80 
 Carite, Bosques, P.R., 94 (A-100) 
 
 Carson National Forest, N. Mex.: 
 
 Additions, 132; proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Cascade Crest Trail, Oreg., 80 
 Cascade Head Experimental Forest, Oreg., 185 
 Cascade Mountains, flood runoff, 122 
 Cascade National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
40 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 Cascade Range Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 Cassia Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Catahoula National Wildlife Preserve, La., 
 
 94 (A-69) 
 
 Cave Hills Forest Reserve, S. Dak., 3 
 Cedar Creek Land Utilization Project, Mo., 75 
 Cedar trees, 94 (A-5, A-25, A-49) 
 
 Central America: 
 
 Forest regions, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Central Plains Experimental Range, Colo., 186 
 Central States Forest Experiment Station, Ohio, 
 94 (A-19), 181 
 
 Challis National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Intermingled landowners, 38 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 101 
 Chariton Purchase Unit, Iowa, 70 
 Charleston Forest Reserve, Nev., 3 
 Chattahoochee National Forest, Ga.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Noontootly Game Refuge, 3 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Chelan National Forest, Wash.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Cade Primitive Area, 94 (D-2) 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Recreation plans, 127 
 
 Stehekin River headwaters, 81 
 
 Timber access road plan, 94 (C-50) 
 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 Chenango Experimental Forest, N. Y., 184 
 Chequamegon National Forest, Wis.: 
 
 Additions, 156 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Chequamegon Purchase Unit, Wis., 70 
 Chequest Purchase Unit, Iowa: 
 
 Base maps, 70 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Cherokee National Forest, N. C.-Tenn.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary dispute, 21 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Chesnimnus Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 Chestnut tree alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 Cheyenne National Forest, Wyo.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Chickasawhay Purchase Unit, Miss., 70 
 Chile: 
 
 Area in relation to the United States, 94 
 (A-25) 
 
 Forest types, 94 (A-77) 
 
 China, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Chippewa National Forest, Minn.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Land use, 34 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Chippewa Purchase Unit, Minn., 70 
 Chiricahua Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 Chiricahua National Forest, Ariz. -N. Mex.: 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Chiricahua National Monument, Ariz., 20 
 Choctawhatchee National Forest, Fla.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Chugach National Forest, Alaska: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Cibola National Forest, N. Mex.: 
 
 Additions, 132 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 National forest exchange lands, 158 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Civilian Conservation Corps: 
 
 Accomplishments, 94 (A-9) 
 
 Camp sites, 94 (C-41), 193; Lake States 
 
 area, 145; Forest Service Region 6, 
 56 
 
INDEX 
 
 41 
 
 Central repair shops, 94 (C-41) 
 
 Clark National Forest, Mo.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Clark Purchase Unit, Mo., 70 
 Clarke-McNary Act of 1936, 83, 94 (A-109) 
 Clearwater National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Additions, 10 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 
 Clemson Coast Experiment Station, S. C., 94 
 (A-100) 
 
 Cleveland National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Agua Tibia Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Water management, 94 (A-75) 
 
 Cochetopa National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 159 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Mt. Shaveno Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 
 Tree types, 159 
 Ute Indian claims, 159 
 Coconino National Forest, Ariz.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Elevations, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Sheep lands, 116 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Coeur d'Alene Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Coeur d'Alene National Forest, Idaho: 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Colonial National Monument, Va., 20 
 Colorado: 
 
 Area suited for national forests, 129 
 Big-game problem areas, 94 (A-77) 
 Erosion, 94 (A-50) 
 
 Farm economic studies, 118 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Forest types, 94 (A-50) 
 
 Grazing capacities, 94 (A-50) 
 
 Grazing districts, 97, 146 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37), 118 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land use, 118; proposals, 137 
 Land values, 137 
 
 Landownership, 94 (A-54, C-8), 107, 118 
 
 National forests, 19 
 
 Precipitation, 94 (A-50, A-67), 118 
 
 Public domain, 136 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 
 Rangelands: depletion, 94 (A-50), 104; 
 
 ownership, 94 (C-8) 
 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Silt-producing areas, 94 (A-50) 
 
42 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Tax-delinquent lands, 118 
 Vegetation, 94 (A-50), 118 
 Water-yielding areas, 94 (A-50) 
 
 Colorado-Arapahow National Forest, Colo., 127 
 Colorado National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 Colorado River basin: 
 
 Annual water yield, 94 (A-11) 
 
 Land use, 153 
 
 Columbia National Forest, Wash.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 10, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Vacant public lands, 154 
 Columbia River basin, 94 (A-101) 
 
 Annual water yield, 94 (A-11) 
 Land-management proposals, 37 
 Land-use recommendations, 143 
 Colville National Forest, Wash.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Commercial timber: 
 
 Availability by State, 24 
 In North America, 14 
 Production, 24 
 
 Cone frusta alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 
 Conecuh National Forest, Ala.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 
 Coniferous trees suitable for farms, 27 
 Connecticut: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Continental Divide, lands in national forests 
 east of, 163 
 
 "Contour, Why is a, " 64 
 Cook County, Ga., 94 (C-24) 
 
 Cook County, Minn., proposed purchase unit, 70 
 Cooper Report (S. Res. 311, June 1, 1920), 94 
 (A-41) 
 
 Cooperstown Forest Unit, N„ Y., 184 
 Copper Basin Experiment Area, N. C., 179 
 Coronado National Forest, Ariz.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Cave Creek Recreational Area, 127 
 
 Chiricahua Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Elevations, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 See also Chiricahua National Forest 
 Costa Rica forest regions, 94 (A-54) 
 
 Crater Lake National Park, Oreg., 3, 148 
 Crater National Forest, Calif. -Oreg.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 Crazy Mountain Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Croatan National Forest, N. C.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Crook National Forest, Ariz.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Blue Range Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Elevations, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Galiuro Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
INDEX 
 
 43 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Range depletion, 119 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 See also Mount Graham National Forest 
 Crow Creek Forest Reserve, Wyo., 3 
 Crum wold Farms, Hyde Park, N. Y., 94 (A-100) 
 Cuba, forest regions, 25 
 Cumberland National Forest, Ky.: 
 
 Additions to, 156 
 Base maps, 68 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Cumberland Purchase Unit, Ky., 70 
 Custer Flat Experiment Station, Mont., 187 
 Custer National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Beartooth Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger districts proposed, 62 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 See also Sioux National Forest 
 Cut Foot Sioux Experimental Forest, Minn.: 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Tree types, 183 
 
 Dakota National Forest, N. Dak.: 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Datil National Forest, N. Mex.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Establishment of, 10 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Withdrawals, 4, 10 
 Davis County, Utah, 182 
 Davy Crockett National Forest, Tex.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 
 Deception Creek Experimental Forest, Idaho, 187 
 Deerlodge National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Anaconda-Pintler Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Defense mapping project, 94 (C-58) 
 
 Delat Purchase Area, Miss., 70 
 Delaware: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Deschutes National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Diamond Peak Wild Area, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Mount Jefferson Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Mount Washington Wild Area, 94 (A-109) 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Proposed national park, 148 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Three Sisters Wilderness Area, 94 (A-109) 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Desert Experimental Range Reserve, Utah, 182 
 Desert Range Branch, Utah, 182 
 DeSoto National Forest, Miss.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 
44 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Richton Subsistence Homestead Project in 
 relation to, 94 (A-80) 
 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Devil Canyon Branch, Calif., 180 
 "Diameter Distribution of Old Field Loblolly, " 
 175 
 
 Diamond Mountain Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Diamond Mountain National Forest, Calif.: 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Diseases affecting forests, 94 (A-15) 
 
 Dismal River Forest Reserve, Nebr., 3 
 Ditches, rights-of-way, 43 
 Dixie Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Dixie National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Purchase recommendations, 10 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Dixie-Sevier National Forest, Utah, 3 
 Dogwood, 94 (A-5) 
 
 Domesticated lands, 94 (C-25) 
 
 Dorchester Township, N. H., 33 
 Douglas fir: 
 
 Alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 
 Distribution, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Dragoon National Forest, Ariz., 3 
 Drainage basins, 94 (C-6, E-l) 
 
 Influenced by forests, 94 (A-113) 
 
 Ducktown, Term., 94 (A-100) 
 
 Duluth and Iron Range Railroad, Minn., 31 
 Durango National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 
 East Indies, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Eastern Shore Experimental Forest, Md., 178 
 Ecuador, 94 (A-60) 
 
 Ekaloka Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Eldorado National Forest, Calif. -Nev.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Desolation Valley Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Insect control, 176 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Elk Lick Run, Monongahela National Forest, 
 
 94 (A-100) 
 
 Elkhorn Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Elks in the Olympic National Forest, Wash., 82 
 Emergency Construction Work camps, 94 (C-41) 
 Emergency Construction Work in national for¬ 
 ests, 192 
 
 Emergency Rubber Project, 60, 94 (C-59) 
 Employment studies, 94 (A-109), 165 
 Lake States, 32 
 Lumber industry, 58 
 National forests, 8 
 Rural, 30 
 
 Engineer instructions, 64 
 
 Ephraim Range Research Center, Utah-Nevada, 
 94 (A-l) 
 
 Erosion, 12, 58, 94 (C-25), 108 
 .Europe: 
 
 Forest regions, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Papermills and pulpmills, 26 
 Eustis National Forest, Va., 3 
 Executive orders, 3 
 Experiment stations, 177-190 
 
 See also Names of individual stations 
 Experimental forests, 75, 178-181, 183-187, 190 
 See also Names of individual experimental 
 forests 
 
 Experimental pastures, 100, 187 
 Experimental ranges, 98, 180, 182, 186, 187, 
 
 190 
 
 Experimental sheep stations, 98, 182 
 
 Farm and community development studies, 31 
 Farm economic studies, 30, 94 (C-25), 130, 149 
 Colorado, 118 
 Lake States, 32 
 Wyoming, 118 
 Farm families: 
 
 Income in forest areas, 94 (A-55) 
 
 Migration studies, 30, 130 
 Part-time, 94 (A-55) 
 
 Farm-forestry activities, 94 (A-27) 
 
 Farm Security Administration, 1 
 
 Farm woodland studies, 94 (C-13, C-25) 
 
 Farmlands: 
 
 Changes, 30 
 
 Relation to forests, 130 
 
 Submarginal, 30, 94 (A-55) 
 
 Wooded, 94 (A-l, A-35, C-25) 
 
 Fayette Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Feather River Experimental Forest, Calif., 180 
 Federal Power Commission, 49 
 Federal Security Administration Project LA- 
 CO-3, 186 
 
 Fernow Experimental Forest, W. Va., 179 
 Fillmore Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 
INDEX 
 
 45 
 
 Fillmore National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Finch Pruyn Experimental Forest, N. Y., 184 
 Finland, Forestry Board Districts, 94 (A-47) 
 
 See also Europe 
 Fir trees: 
 
 Douglas, 94 (A-49, C-24) 
 
 Noble, 94 (A-5) 
 
 Fire-control headquarters, 83 
 Fire-protection areas, 59 
 Fire-protection measures, 83 
 Fires: See Forest fires 
 Firewood consumption, 94 (A-25) 
 
 Fish Lake Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Fish Lake National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Poison reconnaissance, 114 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 See also Beaver National Forest 
 Flat Top Experimental Forest, Ala,, 3 
 Flathead Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Flathead National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Mission Mountains Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 South Fork Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Flood areas, 94 (C-25) 
 
 Flood control diagram, 94 (A-36) 
 
 Florida: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 National forests, 19 
 Pine tree areas, 94 (A-l) 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Sand Hills area, 94 (A-10) 
 
 Tree types, 188, 189 
 Florida National Forest, Fla.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Forage production, 110 
 Forest atlases, 65 
 Special, 174 
 
 Forest Experiment Stations, 94 (A-45), 177-190 
 See also Names of individual stations 
 Forest fires: 
 
 Analysis, 94 (A-109, C-16) 
 
 Causes, 94 (A-22) 
 
 Damages, 8 
 
 Extent, 8, 94 (A-22, A-64) 
 
 In Los Angeles County, Calif., 180 
 In Michigan and Minnesota, 85 
 In Shasta National Forest, 94 (A-44) 
 Protection areas, 59 
 Protection measures, 83 
 Relation to precipitation, 94 (A-22) 
 
 Seasons, 94 (A-70) 
 
 Forest Genetics Institute, Placerville, Calif., 180 
 Forest lands, 23, 58, 94 (A-7, A-41, A-45, A-70, 
 C-24, C-37, E-l), 105, 130, 139 
 Changes, 165 
 Classification, 14 
 
 Commercial, 94 (A-l, A-41, A-109, A-112, 
 C-58, E-l), 130, 177 
 Condition, 139 
 Critical areas, 139 
 Dependency studies, 142 
 Disease problems, 94 (A-15) 
 
 Dorchester Township, N. H., 33 
 Eastern United States, 94 (A-7) 
 
 Employment, 165 
 Erosion, 58 
 
 Exhaustion, 58, 94 (A-41) 
 
 Fire seasons, 94 (A-70) 
 
 Foreign: See Names of countries or areas 
 Good practices, 24 
 Importance, 94 (A-41) 
 
 Insect problems, 94 (A-15) 
 
 Lake States, 32, 145 
 Management studies, 7, 139 
 New England, 61 
 North America, 14 
 
 Ownership, 7, 24, 58, 94 (A-41, A-45), 
 
 139, 164 
 
 Population dependent on, 94 (E-l), 139 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Productive, 94 (C-14) 
 
 Protection measures, 94 (A-41, A-109), 139 
 Relation to agricultural lands, 139 
 Relation to irrigation, 94 (A-4) 
 
 Relation to population, 30, 130 
 Relation to relief, 94 (A-55) 
 
 Relation to submarginal farming, 94 (A-113) 
 Requirements, 58 
 Restocking, 94 (C-58) 
 
 Sawtimber stands, 94 (C-35) 
 
 Surveys, 94 (A-2, A-10) 
 
 Tax-delinquent, 130, 139 
 Tree species, 23 
 Unproductive, 94 (C-14) 
 
 Use studies, 7, 94 (A-109), 139, 133 
 Value, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Virgin, 94 (A-5, C-35) 
 
 Waste, 94 (A-75) 
 
 Watersheds in, 58 
 
 Watersheds influenced by, 13, 130 
 
 World, 168 
 
 Forest of Discovery Purchase Unit, Tenn., 70 
 "Forest Problem, The, " 94 (A-41) 
 
 Forest products, 94 (A-45) 
 
 Forest products laboratories, 2 
 Forest rangers' offices, 66, 68-70 
 Forest reserve, 3 
 Forest Service: 
 
 Budget illustrations, 94 (A-64) 
 Fire-protection responsibilities, 83 
 Regional boundaries and offices, 1, 2, 66 
 Research activities, 94 (C-6) 
 
 Supervisors' headquarters, 68 
 Foresters, 1 
 Forestry Bureau, 9 
 
 Fort Vauley Experimental Forest, Ariz., 190 
 
 Fox Research Forest, N. H., 184 
 
 France, Maritime Pine District, 94 (A-38) 
 
 See also Europe 
 
 Francis Marion National Forest, S. C.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 10 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Fraser Experimental Forest, Colo., 186 
 Fremont Experimental Forest, Colo., 186 
 Fremont Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 Fremont National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 Fristoe Purchase Unit, Mo., 70 
 Fruita Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 Fulmer Act, 94 (A-48) 
 
 Gale River Experimental Forest, N. H., 184 
 Gallatin Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Gallatin National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Spanish Peaks Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Gallinas Forest Reserve and National Forest, 
 N. Mex., 3 
 Game animals, 58 
 Game refuges, 68-70 
 Black Hills area, 74 
 Gannett, Henry, 16 
 Garces National Forest, Ariz.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Garden City Forest Reserve, Kans., 3 
 Garden Purchase Unit, Mo., 70 
 Gasconade Purchase Unit, Mo., 70 
 General Grant National Park, 132 
 George Washington National Forest, Va.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Georgia: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management, 140; 
 use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 National forests, 19 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Roads, 86 
 Sawmills, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Tree types, 94 (C-24), 189 
 Turpentine stills, 94 (C-6, C-24) 
 Wood-using plants, 94 (C-6, C-24) 
 
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 47 
 
 Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Wash.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 
 Gila Forest Reserve, National Forest, 10 
 Gila National Forest, N. Mex.: 
 
 Additions, 132; proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Black Range Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Establishment, 10 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Gila Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Goat ranges, 100 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 
 National park proposals, 148 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Gila River Forest Reserve, N. Mex., 3 
 Gist and McCollaum Dark Canyon Goat Range, 
 N. Mex., 100 
 
 Gist and McCollaum Goat Proof Pasture, 
 
 N. Mex., 100 
 
 Gist and McCollaum Kidding Range, N. Mex., 
 100 
 
 Glenwood Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Goat ranges, 100 
 
 Goose Lake Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 Grand Canyon Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 Grand Canyon National Park, Ariz.: 
 
 Additions, 10; proposed, 147; timber, 20 
 Recreation plan, 127 
 Grand Lake Purchase Unit, Maine, 70 
 Grand Mesa National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary adjustment, 10 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 See also Battlement Mesa National Forest 
 Grand Mesa-Uncompahgre National Forest, 
 Colo., 75 
 
 Grand River Purchase Unit, Iowa: 
 
 Base maps, 70 
 Landowners, 162 
 Township plats, 162 
 Grantsville Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Grazing districts, 94 (C-8), 95, 97, 106, 170 
 Grazing fees in relation to: 
 
 Livestock values, 94 (A-50) 
 
 Paid permits, 94 (A-24) 
 
 Total received, 94 (A-80) 
 
 Grazing lands, 101-106, 112, 113, 115-123, 170 
 Grazing Office, Forest Service, 101 
 Grazing Service, Department of the Interior, 
 
 96, 97, 106 
 
 Grazing utilization map, 124 
 Grazing work chart, 94 (A-50) 
 
 Great Basin, 153 
 
 Great Basin Branch Station, Utah, 110 
 Great Basin Experiment Station, Utah, 182 
 Great Britain, 25 
 Great Plains: 
 
 Boundary, 94 (A-12) 
 
 Vegetation, 94 (C-34) 
 
 Great Smoky Mountain National Park, Tenn.: 
 
 144 
 
 Boundary conflict, 21 
 Green Mountain National Forest, Vt.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Greenhart in British Guiana, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Grover, Colo., 110 
 
 Guadalupe National Forest, N. Mex., 3 
 Guajataca, Bosque, P.R., 94 (A-100) 
 
 Guanica, Bosque, P.R., 94 (A-100) 
 
 Guayule, 60, 94 (A-74, C-59) 
 
 Guilarte, Bosque, P.R., 94 (A-100) 
 
 Gum tree alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 
 Gunnison Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 Gunnison National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Maroon Sinow Mass Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 West Elk Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Hacker Creek Experimental Forest, Ind., 181 
 Harney National Forest, S. Dak.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Harrison Experimental Forest, 75 
 
48 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Harvard Forest, Mass., 40 
 
 Precipitation and evaporation studies, 94 
 (A-14) 
 
 "Hastings Data, " 83 
 
 Hawaii, land-management activities, 128 
 Hayden National Forest, Colo.—Wyo.: 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 See also Sierra Madre National Forest 
 Hector Land Use Area, N. Y., 75 
 Hedgepeth Tract, Nansemond Co., Va., 94 
 (A-102) 
 
 Helena Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Helena National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Hellgate Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Hemlock trees, 94 (A-49) 
 
 Henry R. Koen Experimental Forest, 75 
 Henry's Lake Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Heppner Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 Hiawatha National Forest, Mich.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Hiawatha Purchase Unit, Mich., 70 
 Hickory alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 
 Highways, interstate system, 94 (A-100) 
 Highwood Mountains Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Hispaniola, 25 
 
 Hitchiti Experimental Forest, 75 
 Hocking Valley Purchase Unit, Ohio, 70 
 Hogback Summer Range Pastures, Mont., 187 
 Holly Springs National Forest, Miss.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Holy Cross Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 Holy Cross National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Gore Range-Eagle Nest Primitive Area, 94 
 (C-20) 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Maroon Snow Mass Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Homochita National Forest, Miss.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Hoosier National Forest, Ind., 75 
 Hoover, President Herbert, report to, 94 (A-41) 
 "Howard Hopkins Contribution, " 164 
 Huachuca Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 Humboldt National Forest, Nev.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Humphreys National Forest, Va., 3 
 Hungry Horse Reservoir, Mont., 39 
 Huron National Forest, Mich.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Hyde Park, N.Y., 94 (A-100) 
 
 Idaho: 
 
 Areas suitable for national forests, 129 
 Deer, 120 
 Erosion, 120 
 Forage types, 120 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 land-use statistics, 133; land- 
 ownership and land management, 140 
 Forest types, 94 (C-106) 
 
 Grazing districts, 146 
 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37), 125 
 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 
 Land types, 105 
 
 Land-use proposals, 137, 143 
 
 Land values, 137 
 
 Landownership, 107 
 
 Public domain, 136 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 
 Rangelands: capacities, 120; depletion, 104, 
 120; land use, 120 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Tree types in the Inland Empire region, 185 
 Vegetation, 120 
 
INDEX 
 
 49 
 
 Idaho National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Eliminated lands, 10 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Idaho Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Illini Purchase Unit, HI., 70 
 Illinois: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Independence Forest Reserve, Nev., 3 
 Indian reservations, 2, 66, 135 
 Indiana: 
 
 Agricultural areas, 14 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land-use studies, 14 
 
 Land utilization project No. 21, 94 (A-104) 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Industrial lands, 94 (C-25), 150 
 Infiltration survey, Washita watershed, 94 (A-36) 
 Inland Empire Region, Idaho, 185 
 Insects affecting forests, 94 (A-15) 
 
 Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment 
 Station, Utah, 94 (A-19), 182 
 Intermountain region, 124 
 Inyo National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 High Sierra Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Iowa: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; land-use statistics, 
 
 133 
 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Purchase units, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Iroko distribution in Africa, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Isogonic maps, 17 
 
 Italy, olive distribution, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Jack pine, 94 (A-25) 
 
 Jackson Hole region, Wyo., 160 
 Jackson National Forest, S. C., 3 
 Japan, forest resources, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Jefferson National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 94 (A-100) 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Jefferson National Forest and Purchase Unit, 
 Va. -Ky.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Jemez Forest Reserve, N. Mex., 3 
 Jemez National Forest, N. Mex., 65 
 Joint Congressional Committee on Forestry, 
 
 94 (A-109) 
 
 Jornada Experimental Range, N. Mex.: 
 Boundaries, 99 
 Facilities, 99 
 Headquarters, 190 
 Rainfall, 110 
 Soil and grass types, 99 
 Jornada Range Reserve, N. Mex., 94 (A-50) 
 Justice Department, 44 
 
 Kaibab National Forest, Ariz.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Eliminated lands, 10 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Rainfall, 110 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Kane Experimental Forest, Pa., 178 
 Kaniksu National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 10, 132 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
50 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 26 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 See also Priest River National Forest 
 Kansas: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land types, 105 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Rangeland depletion studies, 104 
 Kaskaskie Experimental Forest, Ill., 75 
 Kawishiwi Experimental Forest, Minn.: 
 Transportation map, 75 
 Tree types, 183 
 Kentucky: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 National parks proposed, 20 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Keosaugua Purchase Unit, Iowa, 70 
 Khaya exportation from Africa, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Kings River Branch Station, Calif., 180 
 Kisatchie National Forest, La.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Wildlife preserves, 94 (A-69) 
 
 Kisatchie Purchase Unit, La., 75 
 Klamath National Forest, Oreg.-Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Marble Mountains Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Salmon Trinity Alps Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Knott County, Ky., 94 (A-101) 
 
 Koochiching Project, Minn., 31 
 Kootenai Forest Reserve, Idaho-Mont., 3 
 Kootenai National Forest, Idaho-Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Cabinet Mountains Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 
 Lafayette Purchase Unit, Ind., 70 
 Lake Gogebic Unit, Mich., 40 
 Lake States: 
 
 Boundaries, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Economic studies, 32 
 
 Forest land planning studies, 145 
 
 Urban centers, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Lake States Forest Experiment Station, Minn., 
 
 94 (A-19), 183 
 
 Lake Tahoe Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Lamoa Forest Reserve, Philippine Islands, 48 
 Land-use studies, 94 (E-l) 
 
 Dorchester Township, N. H., 33 
 Great Basin, 153 
 Lake States, 32 
 
 Land-utilization projects, 94 (C-33) 
 
 La Sal Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 La Sal National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 Las Animas National Forest, N. Mex., 65 
 Lassen National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Caribou Peak Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Insect control, 176 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 National park proposals, 150 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Thousand Lake VaHey Primitive Area, 94 
 (C-20) 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 
INDEX 
 
 51 
 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Lassen Peak Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Latin America: 
 
 Balsa distribution, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Forest regions, 25 
 Mahogany regions, 94 (C-22) 
 Lauan-exporting countries, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Lawrence Hopkins Memorial Experimental 
 Forest, Mass., 184 
 Leadville Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 Leadville National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Leaf River Purchase Unit, Miss., 70 
 Lebanon Experimental Forest, N.J., 178 
 Lee Experimental Forest, Va., 175 
 Lee National Forest, Va., 13 
 Lemhi Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Lemhi National Forest, Va.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Level routes, 15 
 
 Lewis and Clark Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Lewis and Clark National Forest, Mont.: 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Highway, 94 (C-106) 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 
 Sun River Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 
 Timber sales contracts, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Lignumvitae in the Caribbean area, 94 (C-22) 
 Lincoln County, Wis., 94 (C-14) 
 
 Lincoln Forest Reserve, N. Mex., 3 
 Lincoln National Forest, N. Mex.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Fire-protection areas, 59 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Goat ranges, 100 
 Land classification, 125 
 National forest exchange lands, 158 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber sales contracts, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 White Mountain Primitive Area, 94 (C-2.0) 
 See also Alamo National Forest 
 Little Belt Mountains Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Little Sciota Purchase Unit, Ohio, 70 
 Livestock production, 109 
 
 "Loblolly, Diameter Distribution of Old Field, " 
 175 
 
 Loblolly pines, 94 (A-38, A-49) 
 
 Locust trees, 94 (A-5) 
 
 Logan Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Lolo Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Lolo National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions, 10; proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Lone Pine Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Lone Pine Winter Range Pastures, Mont., 187 
 Lookout Mountain Purchase Unit, Ala. -Ga., 70 
 Los Angeles River watershed, Calif., 94 (C-2) 
 Los Padres National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Lost River Purchase Unit, Ind., 70 
 
52 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Louisiana: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 use statistics, 133; ownership and 
 management studies, 140 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land Utilization Project Area 2, 75 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Tree types, 189 
 
 Lower Michigan National Forest, Mich., 75 
 Lowland white fir alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 Lumber industry: 
 
 Distribution, production, and consumption, 
 
 2, 8, 58, 94 (A-3, A-4, A-7, C-12, 
 C-15), 155, 165, 168 
 Employment, 58 
 Prices, 94 (A-38, A-41) 
 
 Transportation, 94 (A-8) 
 
 Uses, 94 (A-41, A-80) 
 
 Luquillo National Forest, P. R.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Madagascar, forest types, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Madison County, Mont., 117 
 Madison Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Madison National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Grazing reconnaissance, 113 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Magdalena Forest Reserve and National For¬ 
 est, N. Mex., 3 
 Magnolia, cucumber, 94 (A-5) 
 
 Mahogany distribution in Latin America, 94 (C-22) 
 Maine: 
 
 Base map, 14 
 
 Forest lands: classification, 14; dependency 
 studies, 142; ownership and manage¬ 
 ment, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Malheur National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Deer, 94 (A-77) 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Timber access roads, 94 (C-50) 
 
 Timber sales areas proposed, 90 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Mammoth Cave National Park, Ky., 20 
 Manistee National Forest, Mich.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Manistee Purchase Unit, Mich., 70 
 Manti Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Manti-Lasal National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Manti National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber belts, 94 (A-24) 
 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Manzano Forest Service, N. Mex., 3 
 Manzano National Forest, N. Mex.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 National forest exchange lands, 158 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Maple trees: 
 
 Alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 
 Botanical range, 94 (C-23) 
 
 Mapping: 
 
 Defense, 94 (C-58) 
 
 Instructions, 64 
 
 Mapping status studies, 63, 77, 94 (C-28) 
 
 Maps: 
 
 Directions, 64 
 
 Signs and symbols, 62, 64 
 
 Specimen, 64 
 
 Maricao, Bosque, P.R., 94 (A-100) 
 
 Mariposa Big Tree Grove State Grant, Calif., 3 
 Mariposa National Park, Calif., 3 
 Mark Twain National Forest, Mo.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 
INDEX 
 
 53 
 
 Marquette National Forest, Mich.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Maryland: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Massabesic Experimental Forest, Maine: 
 Purchase unit and landowners, 184 
 Transportation map, 75 
 Massachusetts: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Maury Mountain Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 McArthur Purchase Unit, Ohio, 70 
 McClellan National Forest, Ala., 3 
 McNeill Experimental Forest, Miss., 75 
 Meade National Forest, Md., 3 
 Medicine Bow Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 Medicine Bow National Forest, Colo. -Wyo.: 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Topographic quadrangles, 71 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 See also Cheyenne National Forest 
 Mendocino National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Anthony Peak, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Mesaba Purchase Unit, Minn., 70 
 Mexico: 
 
 Forest regions, 25 
 Guayule sites, 94 (C-59) 
 
 Hyposometric map, 173 
 Resources, conservation of, 173 
 Michigan: 
 
 Areas suitable for national forests, 129 
 
 CCC camps, 32 
 
 County forests, 32 
 
 Economic studies, 32 
 
 Forest fires, 85 
 
 Forest lands: kinds, 183; ownership and 
 
 management, 140; planning studies, 
 145; use statistics, 133 
 Indian lands, 32 
 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 
 Land-utilization project No. 3, 94 (A-64) 
 
 Mineral resources, 32 
 
 National forests, 32 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 
 Roads, 86 
 
 State forests, 32 
 
 Michigan National Forest, Mich.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Middle East, forest regions, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 Miles City, Mont.: 
 
 Rainfall, 110 
 
 Range Livestock Experimental Station, 187 
 Minam National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 
 Minidoka National Forest, Idaho-Utah: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Minnesota: 
 
 Areas suitable for national forests, 129 
 CCC camps, 32 
 County forests, 32 
 Economic studies, 32 
 Farm and community development, 31 
 Forest-fire studies, 85 
 Forest lands: kinds, 183; ownership and 
 management studies, 140; use 
 studies, 133, 145 
 Indian lands, 32 
 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Mineral resources, 32 
 National forests, 19, 32 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Roads, 86 
 State forests, 32 
 Timber-using industries, 28 
 Minnesota Forest Reserve, Minn., 9 
 Minnesota National Forest, Minn.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
54 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Mississippi: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Richton Subsistence Homestead Project, 
 
 94 (A-80) 
 
 Tree types, 188 
 
 Mississippi Backwater Study, Yazoo segment, 
 
 94 (C-20) 
 
 Mississippi River Delta: 
 
 Natural land-use areas, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Timber areas, 93 
 
 Mississippi River Flood Control Project, 41 
 Missoula Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Missoula National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Mission Mountains Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Missouri: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 National forests, 19 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Missouri River basin, 35, 94 (A-ll) 
 
 Moapa National Forest, Nev.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Modoc Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Modoc National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 National park proposals, 148 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 South Warner Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 Moffat County, Colo., 118 
 Mohawk River watershed, N.Y., 94 (C-2) 
 Mondeaux Purchase Unit, Wis., 70 
 Monitor National Forest, Nev., 3 
 Mono National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Hoover Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Monongahela National Forest, Va.-W. Va.: 
 Base maps, 68 
 Elk Lick Run, 179 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Montana: 
 
 Areas suitable for national forests, 129 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management, 140; 
 use statistics, 133 
 Grazing districts, 146 
 Irrigated areas, 117 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land types, 105 
 Land use, 117; proposals, 137 
 Land values, 137 
 Landownership, 94 (C-8), 107 
 National forests, 94 (A-101) 
 
 Public domain, 136 
 Quadrangles, 15 
 
 Rangelands: depletion, 104; ownership, 94 
 (C-8) 
 
 Roads, 86 
 Tree types, 64 
 Vegetation, 117 
 
 Monterey Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Monterey National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Montezuma Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 Montezuma National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
INDEX 
 
 55 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 Uncompahgre Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Wilson Mountains Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Monticello Forest Reserve and National Forest, 
 Utah, 3 
 
 Moquah Purchase Unit, Wis., 70 
 Mount Baker National Forest, Wadi.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 North Cascade Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 
 Timber settlement map, 91 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 Mount Graham Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 Mount Graham National Forest, Ariz., 65 
 Mount Hood National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Mount Hood Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Mount Jefferson Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 National parks proposed, 148 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 
 Mount Rainier Forest Reserve and National 
 Park, Wash., 3 
 
 Mount Taylor Forest Reserve, N. Mex., 3 
 Muskingum Purchase Unit, Ohio, 70 
 
 Nantahala National Forest, Ga. -N. C. -S. C.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 National defense fire-protection areas, 59 
 National Forest Resources Committee, 6 
 National forests, 2, 6, 11, 58, 66, 170 
 Acquisition, 14, 68, 132 
 Additions proposed, 37, 94 (A-48) 
 Administrative costs, 8 
 Aerial photographic coverage, 94 (A-64) 
 Airfields, 68 
 Base maps, 68 
 Bird refuges, 68 
 Black Hills area, 74 
 Boundaries, 68 
 Camp sites, 68 
 CCC statistics, 94 (A-64) 
 
 Commercial trees in, 8, 65 
 
 Comparative areas, 5 
 
 Deer-hunter and predator take, 94 (A-77) 
 
 Emergency construction work, 192 
 Employment in, 8 
 Erosion, 12, 58, 119 
 
 Established by presidential proclamation, 3 
 Established dates, 8 
 
 Fire-protection measures, 83; costs, 94 
 (A-64) 
 
 Fires, 8, 94 (A-64) 
 
 Game animals, 58, 94 (A-77, C-6, C-28) 
 Game refuges, 68, 94 (C-6) 
 
 Grazing lands, 65 
 Guard stations, 68 
 Influence on watersheds, 119 
 Insect control, 176 
 Land cover, 65 
 
 Land-utilization projects associated with, 
 
 94 (C-33) 
 
 Livestock use, 94 (A-77) 
 
 Long-range plans, 132 
 
 Lumber production, 8 
 
 Mining areas and claims, 65 
 
 Multiple-use studies, 94 (A-67, C-6) 
 
 Predatory-animal control, 111 
 
 Primitive areas, 58, 68, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Proposed, 134 
 
 Purchase units, 68 
 
 Railroads, 68 
 
 Range appraisals, 101 
 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 
 Ranger stations, 66, 68 
 
 Recommendations for, 6 
 
 Recreation report, 94 (C-28) 
 
 Road development, 86 
 Roads and trails, 66, 68, 75 
 Rodent control, 111 
 Settlements, 8 
 Snow depths, 94 (A-67) 
 
 State maps showing, 19 
 
 Status of, 134, 135 
 
 Submarginal areas, 12 
 
 Supervisors' offices, 68 
 
 Telephone lines, 68 
 
 Timber sales and receipts, 94 (A-64) 
 
 Topographic mapping, 63 
 
 Tree species, 65, 66 
 
 Trespassers, 8 
 
 Triangulation stations, 68 
 
 Use permits, 8 
 
 Watersheds, critical, 12 
 
 Wildlife use, 94 (A-77) 
 
 Winter ranges, 94 (C-6) 
 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 National grasslands, 75 
 National monuments, 2, 20, 66 
 National parks, 2, 11, 66, 135 
 Boundaries, 20, 21 
 Proposed, 10, 148 
 
 National Resources Committee, 94 (C-6) 
 
56 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 National Resources Planning Board, 1, 94 (E-l), 
 102, 139 
 
 National Wildlife preserves, 94 (A-69) 
 
 Natural Bridge National Forest, Va.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Sample plots, 94 (A-102) 
 
 Nebo National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Nebraska: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management, 140; 
 use statistics, 133 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land types, 105 
 Quadrangles, 15 
 Rangeland depletion, 104 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Nebraska National Forest, Nebr.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Nevada: 
 
 Areas suitable for national forests, 129 
 Deer in rangelands, 120 
 Erosion, 120 
 Forage types, 120 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management, 140; 
 use statistics, 133 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Grazing districts, 106, 146 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land types, 105 
 Land-use proposals, 137 
 Land values, 106, 137 
 Landownership, 107 
 Public domain, 136 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Rangeland: depletion, 104, 120; use, 120 
 Roads, 86 
 Vegetation, 120 
 Nevada National Forest, Nev.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Charleston Mount Division, 94 (A-71) 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 New England area, 61 
 
 New England Paper and Pulp Traffic Associa¬ 
 tion, 26 
 New Hampshire: 
 
 Dorchester Township, 33 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Roads, 86 
 
 New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment 
 Station, 33 
 New Jersey: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 New Mexico: 
 
 Areas suitable for national forests, 129 
 Atlantic and Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 112 
 Cattle industry, 112 
 Forage types, 112 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 fire-protection measures, 83; 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Forest Service land transfers, 106 
 Grazing districts, 106, 146 
 Grazing lands, 112 
 Guayule planting areas, 94 (C-59) 
 
 Isohyetal lines, 112 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land types, 105 
 Land-use proposals, 132, 137 
 Land values, 106, 137 
 Landownership, 107, 112 
 National forest exchange lands, 158 
 Northern Planning Unit, 152 
 Precipitation, 112 
 Public domain, 136 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Rangelands: control, 112; depletion, 94 
 (A-50); 104 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Vegetation, 94 (A-50), 112 
 New River area, Ariz., 116 
 New York: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Newfoundland, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Nezperce National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
INDEX 
 
 57 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Selway-Bitterroot primitive area, 94 (D-2) 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Nicollet National Forest, Wis.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Niobrara Forest Reserve, Nebr., 3 
 Niobrara National Forest, Nebr., 125 
 Noontootly Game Refuge, Ga., 3 
 North America: 
 
 Basket willow distribution, 174 
 Forest regions, 94 (A-54) 
 
 Land classification, 14 
 Pine trees, 174 
 Turpentine resources, 174 
 North Carolina, 179 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Roads, 86 
 North Dakota: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land types, 105 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Rangeland depletion, 104 
 North Platte Forest Reserve, Nebr., 3 
 Northeastern Forest Experiment Station, Conn., 
 94 (A-19), 184 
 
 Northeastern Timber Salvage Administration, 61 
 Northern New Mexico Planning Unit, 152 
 Northern Pacific Railroad, 44-46 
 Northern Redwood Purchase Unit, Calif. -Oreg., 
 70 
 
 Northern Rocky Mountain Forest and Range 
 
 Experiment Station, Mont., 94 (A-19), 
 186 
 
 Northern white pine alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 Oak trees: 
 
 Alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 
 Botanical and commercial range, 94 (A-5, 
 A-83) 
 
 Properties compared, 94 (C-23) 
 
 Ocala National Forest, Fla.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Oceania, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Ochoco National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 156 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 Ockanickon, N. J., 178 
 Oconee National Forest, Ga.: 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Ohio: 
 
 Farm woodlot study, 94 (C-13) 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 National forests, 19 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Ohio River basin studies, 94 (A-101, A-103, 
 C-25) 
 
 Okanogan National Forest, Wash.: 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Oklahoma: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land types, 105 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Rangeland depletion, 104 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Okoume distribution in Africa, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Olive distribution in Italy, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Olustee Experimental Forest, Fla., 75 
 Olympic Forest Reserve, Wash., 3 
 Olympic National Forest, Wash.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Elks, 82 
 
58 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Exchange lands, 10 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Lake Crescent region, 127 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 National park proposals, 148 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Olympic Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Recreation plan, 127 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 Vacant public lands, 154 
 Oregon: 
 
 Areas suitable for national forests, 129 
 Douglas fir region, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Federal lands, 138 
 
 Forest lands: depletion, 191; dependency 
 studies, 142; owners, 191; owner¬ 
 ship and management studies, 140; 
 use statistics, 133 
 Grazing districts, 146 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land types, 105 
 Land-use proposals, 137, 143 
 Land values, 137 
 Landownership studies, 107 
 National forest landowners, 155 
 National forests, 19, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Oregon and California Railroad reverted 
 lands, 122, 138, 147 
 Public domain, 136 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Rangelands: condition, 132; depletion, 104 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Timber resource studies, 94 (C-l), 191 
 
 Trails, 80 
 
 Tree types, 23, 185 
 
 Vegetation, 122 
 
 Oregon and California Railroad reverted lands, 
 122, 138, 147 
 
 Oregon National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 Oregon Skyline Trail, 80 
 Osage-orange trees, 94 (A-5) 
 
 Osceola National Forest, Fla.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Otsego, N.Y., 184 
 Ottawa National Forest, Mich.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Ouchita National Forest, Ark. -Okla.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Ozark National Forest, Ark.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Non-Government lands, 10 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 
 Pacific Forest Reserve, Wash., 3 
 Pacific Northwest Forest Experiment Station, 
 Oreg., 94 (A-19), 185 
 Page, Bradley, 94 (C-l) 
 
 Palestine, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Palisade National Forest, Idaho-Wyo.: 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 Panhandle National Grasslands, Okla. -Tex., 75 
 Paper: 
 
 Consumption, 94 (A-82) 
 
 Production, 26, 168 
 Papermills, 26, 94 (C-12) 
 
 Parana pine in Brazil, 94 (A-54), 173 
 Park Range Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 Paulina National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Payette Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Payette National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Payson Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Payson National Forest, Utah, 65 
 Pecos National Forest, N. Mex.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
INDEX 
 
 59 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Pecos River Forest Reserve, N. Mex., 3 
 Pend Orielle National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Pennsylvania: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Pentagon Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Pest problem areas, 94 (A-15) 
 
 Philippine Islands, 48 
 Photomaps, 78, 81 
 
 Pike Bay Experimental Forest, Minn., 75, 183 
 Pike National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions, 132; proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 14, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Fire-protection areas, 59 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Land-use map (unfinished), 35 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 
 Pike's Peak Forest Reserve, Colo., 3, 67 
 Pinal Mountains Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 Pine Mountain and Zaca Lake Forest Reserve, 
 Calif., 3 
 
 Pine Plains National Forest, N. Y., 3 
 Pine River Experimental Forest, Mich., 75 
 Pine trees: 
 
 Alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 
 Blister rust control, 94 (A-64, A-65) 
 Distribution, 94 (A-l, A-5, A-25) 
 Economic management, 94 (C-l) 
 
 Height and growth curves, 94 (A-38) 
 Littleleaf disease, 94 (A-101) 
 
 Pulpwood consumption, 94 (A-25) 
 
 Stumpage prices, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Pinnacles Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 
 Pisgah National Forest, N.C.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Looking-glass plots, 94 (A-100) 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Public shooting area, 94 (A-4) 
 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Sample plots, 94 (A-100, A-102) 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Pleasant Run Purchase Unit, Ind., 70 
 Plum Creek Timber Land Reserve, Colo., 3 
 Plumas Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Plumas National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Plywood centers, 94 (A-3) 
 
 Pocatello Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Pocatello National Forest, Idaho-Uiah: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Poison reconnaissance, Fishlake National 
 Forest, Utah, 114 
 Poland, forest regions, 25 
 Polk County, Tex., 161 
 Pond Fork Purchase Unit, Mo., 70 
 Poplar trees alinement chart, 94 (A-49) 
 Population, 57, 58, 61, 94 (C-25), 131, 165 
 Increase in forest areas, 130 
 Percent on relief, 30 
 
 Theoretical pressure on county resources, 
 131 
 
 Port Orford Experimental Forest, Oreg., 185 
 Portales Forest Reserve, N. Mex., 3 
 Postwar planning, Regional Inter Bureau Com¬ 
 mittee, 94 (C-27) 
 
 Potomac River watershed, 94 (A-101, C-2) 
 Powell National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 101 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 See also Selway National Forest 
 Prairie States Forestry Project, 2 
 Prescott Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 Prescott National Forest, Ariz.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
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 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Elevations, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Pine Mountain Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Sheep lands, 116 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Topographic quadrangles, 71 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Presidential proclamations, 3 
 Priest River Experimental Forest, Idaho, 94 
 (A-67), 187 
 
 Priest River Forest Reserve, Idaho-Wash., 3 
 Priest River National Forest, Idaho, 65 
 Primitive areas, 58, 68-70, 94 (A-109, C-20, 
 D-2) 
 
 Pringle Falls Experimental Forest, Oreg., 185 
 Prussian Forest Experiment Station, 94 (A-21) 
 Pryor Mountains Forest Reserve and National 
 Forest, Mont., 3 
 Public domain report, 136 
 Public lands, 170 
 Vacant, 141 
 
 "Public Use Books," 14 
 Puerto Rico: 
 
 Forest types, 94 (C-106) 
 
 General maps, 72 
 Insular forests, 94 (A-100) 
 Land-management activities, 47 
 Roads, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Pulpmills, 26, 94 (A-3, C-12) 
 
 Pulpwood consumption, 94 (A-25) 
 
 Purchase units, 2, 11, 68 
 Base maps, 70 
 
 Fire-protection measures, 83 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 
 Qualla Indian Reservation, N.C., 144 
 
 Quetico-Supsrior region, Minn., 94 (A-15) 
 
 Raft River Forest Reserve, Idaho-Utah, 3 
 Railroads, 18, 68, 70, 75 
 Atlantic and Pacific, 112 
 Northern Pacific, 44-46 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Rainfall: 
 
 In forested areas, 94 (A-22, A-36) 
 
 In relation to forage production, 110 
 Rainier National Forest, Wash.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Goat Rocks Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 Naches Recreation District, 127 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Vacant public lands, 154 
 Range Livestock Experimental Station, Miles 
 City, Mont., 187 
 Range Report, The, 94 (C-8) 
 
 Range research, 102, 169 
 
 Range Research Division, 94 (C-10), 170 
 
 Rangelands: 
 
 Appraisals, 101 
 Capacities, 102, 103, 170 
 Depletion, 94 (A-50, C-8), 104 
 Landownership, 94 (A-54) 
 
 Practices, 172 
 
 Seasonal use, 102, 103 
 
 Studies: Region 1, 117; Region 2, 118; 
 
 Region 3, 101; Region 4, 101, 120; 
 Region 5, 101, 94 (C-8) 
 
 Surveys, 94 (A-80), 102, 172 
 Types, 172 
 
 Vegetation, 94 (A-50), 170 
 Ranger districts: 
 
 Base maps, 69 
 Proposed, 52 
 
 Ranger stations, 68-70, 74 
 Reclamation Bureau, 2 
 "Red Book, "14 
 
 Red Dirt National Wildlife Preserve, La., 94 
 (A-69) 
 
 Red River drainage basin, 94 (A-101) 
 Reforestation research centers, 94 (A-66) 
 Region 1: 
 
 Base maps, 66 
 Boundary proposals 
 Camp sites, 127 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Fire-protection areas, 59 
 Forest Service land transfers, 106 
 Forest units proposed, 52 
 Grazing districts, 106 
 Highways, 94 (A-46) 
 
 Land-use proposals, 132 
 Land values, 106 
 National forest proposals, 132 
 Range survey, 102 
 Rangeland deterioration, 117 
 Ranger districts proposed, 52 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 
INDEX 
 
 61 
 
 Region 2: 
 
 Additions proposed, 53 
 
 Base maps, 66 
 
 Cattle ranges, 118 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 106 
 
 Grazing districts, 106 
 
 Highways, 94 (A-46) 
 
 Land-use proposals, 132 
 Land values, 106 
 National forest proposals, 132 
 Range depletion, 118 
 Range survey, 102 
 Sheep ranges, 118 
 Region 3: 
 
 Base maps, 66 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Erosion, 119 
 Grazing areas, 97 
 Highways, 94 (A-46) 
 
 Land-use proposals, 132 
 National forest proposals, 132 
 Range appraisals, 101 
 Range survey, 102 
 Sawtimber areas, 54 
 Topographic mapping status, 77 
 Watersheds influenced by national forests, 
 119 
 
 Region 4: 
 
 Base maps, 66 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Fire-protection areas, 59 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Grazing areas, 96 
 Grazing land use, 120 
 Highways, 94 (A-46) 
 
 Land-use proposals, 132 
 National forest proposals, 132 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rangeland studies, 102, 120 
 Submarginal areas, 120 
 Region 5: 
 
 Base maps, 66 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Highways, 94 (A-46) 
 
 Land-use proposals, 132 
 National forest proposals, 132 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Range survey status, 102 
 Region 6: 
 
 Base maps, 66 
 Boundary proposals, 55 
 CCC camps, 56 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Fire-protection areas, 59 
 Grazing areas, 97 
 Highways, 94 (A-46) 
 
 Land-use proposals, 132 
 
 National forest proposals, 132 
 Range survey status, 102 
 Region 7: 
 
 Base maps, 66 
 
 Fire protection areas, 59 
 
 Highways, 94 (A-46) 
 
 Region 8: 
 
 Base maps, 66 
 
 Fire protection areas, 59 
 
 Highways, 94 (A-46) 
 
 Region 9: 
 
 Base maps, 66 
 Highways, 94 (A-46) 
 
 Population, 57 
 
 Relief (welfare), 30, 94 (A-55) 
 
 Remer, Minn., 34 
 Reservoir rights-of-way, 43 
 Revegetation research centers, 94 (A-66) 
 
 Rhode Island: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Richland Experimental Forest, Ohio, 181 
 Richton, Miss., Subsistence Homestead Project, 
 94 (A-80) 
 
 Rights-of-way lands, 43, 94 (C-25), 150 
 Rio Grande drainage basin, 94 (A-101) 
 
 Rio Grande National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 La Garita Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Upper Rio Grande Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Rio Grande Valley: 
 
 Flood-control study, 36 
 Water yield, 94 (A-11) 
 
 Roads, 68-70, 74, 75, 86, 92 
 
 Rocky Mountain Forest Experiment Station, Colo., 
 94 (A-19, A-50), 186 
 Rocky Mountain National Park, 148 
 Rocky Mountains, natural areas, 186 
 Rogue River National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Mountain Lakes Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 National park proposals, 148 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 
62 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Rogue River trail, Siskiyou National Forest, 
 Oreg., 94 (C-l) 
 
 Roosevelt Memorial, Mont., 42 
 Roosevelt National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Grazing survey, 171 
 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 National park proposals, 148 
 Rawah Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Topographic quadrangles, 71 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Routt National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Mount Zirkel-Dome Peak Primitive Area, 
 94 (C-20) 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Topographic quadrangles, 71 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Rubber plantations, 25 
 Rubber rabbit brush, 94 (C-59) 
 
 Ruby Mountains Forest Reserve, Nev., 3 
 
 Ruby National Forest, Nev., 3 
 
 Rural economic studies: See Farm economics 
 
 Sabine National Forest, Tex.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Sacramento National Forest, N. Mex., 3 
 Sacramento River watershed, Calif., 94 (A-11, 
 A-101) 
 
 Saghalien Island, Siberia, 51 
 St. Francis National Forest, Ark., 75 
 St. Francois Purchase Unit, Mo., 3 
 St. Joe National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 
 Timber access roads, 92 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 
 Transferred lands, 10 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Salmon National Forest, Mont.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Grassland condition, 121 
 Ground cover, 121 
 Intermingled landowners, 38 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Salmon River Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Salt Lake Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Salt Lake National Forest, Utah, 65 
 Sam Houston National Forest, Tex.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Sample plot instructions, 94 (A-21) 
 
 San Benito National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 San Bernardino County Flood Control District, 
 Calif., 94 (A-109) 
 
 San Bernardino Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 San Bernardino National Forest, Calif.: 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Cacamongo Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 San Gorgonia Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 San Jacinto Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 San Dimas Experimental Forest, Calif., 180 
 San Francisco Mountains Forest Reserve, 
 Calif., 3 
 
 San Gabriel National Forest, Calif., 3 
 San Gabriel Timber Land Reserve, Calif., 3 
 San Isabel Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 San Isabel National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 
INDEX 
 
 63 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Topographic quadrangles, 71 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 San Jacinto Experimental Forest, Calif., 75 
 San Jacinto Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 San Joaquin Experimental Range, Calif., 180 
 San Joaquin River watershed, Calif., 94 (A-ll, 
 A-101) 
 
 San Juan Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 San Juan National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 San Juan Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 San Luis National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 San Luis Obispo Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Sand Dunes Land Utilization Project, Nebr., 75 
 Santa Barbara Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Santa Barbara National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 San Rafael Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Ventana Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Santa Catalina Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 Santa Fe National Forest, N. Mex.: 
 
 Additions, 132; proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Land transfers, 10; proposed, 96 
 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 
 Pecos Division Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Recreation plans, 127 
 
 Resettlement areas transferred to, 10 
 
 San Pedro Parks Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Santa Rita Experimental Range, Ariz., 99 
 Santa Rita Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 Santa Rita National Forest, Ariz., 3 
 Santa Ynez Forest Reserve, 3 
 Santalina National Forest, Ariz., 3 
 Santee Experimental Forest, 75 
 Santiam National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 Savanna National Forest, Ill.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Sawtooth Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Sawtooth National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Intermingled landowners, 38 
 Land classification, 125 
 National park proposals, 148 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Scotts Bluff National Monument, Nebr., 20 
 Selway National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transferred lands, 10 
 Sequoia National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
64 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Insect control, 176 
 Land classification, 125 
 National park proposals, 148 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Rang*; appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Sequoia National Park, Calif., 20, 132 
 Sevier Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Sevier National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Shasta Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Shasta National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Fire conditions, 94 (A-45) 
 
 Fire control, 94 (A-43) 
 
 Fire occurrences, 94 (A-43, A-45) 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Landownership, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Salmon Trinity Alps Primitive Area, 94 
 (C-20) 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Shawnee National Forest, Ill.: 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Shawnee Purchase Unit, Ill., 70 
 Sheep experiment stations, 98, 182 
 Sheep problem of the Southwest, 98 
 Shelterbelt area, 2 
 Crop yields, 123 
 Land use, 104 
 
 Mitchell, S. Dak., 94 (A-65) 
 
 Planting area, 94 (A-65) 
 
 Planting gulch areas, 94 (A-107) 
 
 Project boundary, 123 
 Rangeland studies, 104, 123 
 Wind directions and velocities, 123 
 Shenandoah National Forest, Va.-W.Va.: 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Sample plots, 94 (A-102) 
 
 Shepard, Ward, 94 (A-41) 
 
 Sheyenne River grasslands, N. Dak., 75 
 
 Short Pine Forest Reserve, S. Dak., 3 
 Shoshone National Forest, Wyo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad patented unsold 
 lands, 46 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 South Absaroka Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 Siberia: 
 
 Base map, 94 (A-55) 
 
 Mineral resources, 51 
 Sierra Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Sierra Madre National Forest, Wyo., 65 
 Sierra National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 10 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 High Sierra Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Insect control, 176 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Mt. Dana-Minarets Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 National park proposals, 148 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Sales contract areas, 10 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Silcox, Ferdinand A., 58 
 Sinkin Experimental Forest, Mo., 75 
 Sioux National Forest, S. Dak.-Mont.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Coquille River road, 94 (C-l) 
 
 Eliminations, 10 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger district proposals, 52 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 See also Custer National Forest 
 Siskiyou Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 
INDEX 
 
 65 
 
 Siskiyou National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Rogue River trail, 94 (C-l) 
 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 Sitgreaves National Forest, Ariz.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Elevations, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Siuslaw National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 
 Six Rivers National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Slim Buttes Forest Reserve, S. Dak., 3 
 Smoke column visibility studies, 94 (A-64) 
 Snake River basin, 153 
 Snoqualmie National Forest, Wash.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Road maintenance map, 94 (D-l) 
 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 
 Vacant public lands, 154 
 Snow depths in national forests, 94 (A-67) 
 
 Snowy Mountains Forest Reserve, Mont., 3 
 Softwood manufacturers' grading rules, 24 
 Soil Conservation Service, 1 
 Sopris National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 South America: 
 
 Base maps, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Basket willow, 174 
 Forest regions, 94 (A-54), 173 
 Papermills and pulpmills, 26 
 Turpentine resources, 174 
 South Carolina: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Forest regions, 179 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 National forests, 19 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Roads, 86 
 South Dakota: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land types, 105 
 Landownership, 107 
 National forests, 19 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Rangeland depletion, 104 
 Roads, 86 
 Vegetation, 118 
 
 South Fork Burnt River Cattle and Horse Range, 
 Oreg., 99 
 
 South Platte Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 Southeastern Forest Experiment Station, N. C., 
 
 188 
 
 Southern Forest Experiment Station, La., 189 
 Southern Redwood Purchase Unit, Calif.: 
 
 Base maps, 70 
 
 Transportation and protection plan, 151 
 Southwestern Forest Experiment Station, Ariz., 
 
 94 (A-19, A-50), 190 
 
 Southwestern Sheep Experiment Station, Ariz., 98 
 Spruce trees, 94 (A-5, A-25, A-49) 
 
 Standing Stone Experimental Forest, Pa., 178 
 Stanislaus Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Stanislaus National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Big trees, 20 
 
66 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Emigrant Basin Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Park boundary proposals, 20 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Road proposals, 94 (A-55) 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 State agricultural colleges, 1 
 State boundaries, 16 
 State forests, 2, 22, 83 
 State parks, 22 
 Stehekin River, Wash., 81 
 
 Stephen F. Austin Experimental Forest, Tex., 75 
 
 Stony Creek Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 
 Stony Creek National Forest, Calif., 3 
 
 Submarginal lands, 12, 30, 94 (A-113, C-25) 
 
 Sulphate mills, 26 
 
 Sulphite soda mills, 26 
 
 Sumter National Forest, S. C.: 
 
 Acquired lands, 94 (A-66) 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Sunspot cycle, 94 (A-66) 
 
 Superior National Forest, Minn.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land acquisition areas, 94 (A-15) 
 
 Park proposals, 148 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Purchase unit, 70 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Superior Primitive Area, 94 (D-2) 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Susua, Bosque, P.R., 94 (A-100) 
 
 Sylamore Experimental Forest, Ark.: 
 
 Base maps, 181 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Tree types, 181 
 Symbols for maps, 62, 64 
 Symmes Creek Purchase Unit, Ohio, 70 
 
 Table Rock Purchase Unit, Mo., 70 
 Tahoe Forest Reserve, Nev., 3 
 Tahoe National Forest, Nev.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75, 94 (C-48) 
 
 Talbot, M. W., 64 
 
 Talladega National Forest, Ala.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Talladega Purchase Unit, Ala., 70 
 Tamarack trees, 94 (A-25) 
 
 Taos Forest Reserve, N. Mex., 3 
 Targhee National Forest, Idaho-Wyo.: 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Tax amortizations in forest products, 94 (A-3) 
 Taylor Grazing Act, 97, 106 
 Taylor Grazing Districts, 97, 106 
 Teak in Asia, 94 (C-22) 
 
 Telegraph rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Telephone rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Temperatures and wind velocities, 94 (A-79) 
 Tennessee: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Road development in national forests, 86 
 Tennessee River valley, 94 (A-101), 144 
 Territorial boundaries, 16 
 Teton Forest Reserve, Wyo., 3 
 Teton National Forest, Wyo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Jackson Hole development plan, 160 
 Land classification, 125 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 National park proposals, 148 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation map, 75 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 
INDEX 
 
 67 
 
 Texas: 
 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; use statistics, 133 
 Government purchase area in Polk County, 
 161 
 
 Guayule planting areas, 94 (C-59) 
 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 
 Land types, 105 
 
 Life zones, 29 
 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 
 Rainfall regions, 29 
 
 Tree species, 29, 94 (A-2) 
 
 Tillamook Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 Timber belts, 94 (C-37) 
 
 Timber resources, 94 (A-41, A-3, A-62), 165 
 Timber surveys, 88, 89 
 
 Tionesta natural and scenic areas, Allegheny 
 National Forest, Pa., 94 (C-34) 
 Tobyhanna National Forest, Pa., 3 
 Toiyabe National Forest, Nev.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Tombigbee National Forest, Miss., 75 
 Tombigbee Purchase Unit, Ala., 70 
 Tongass National Forest, Alaska: 
 
 Aerial photoreconnaissance flight lines, 50 
 Base maps, 68 
 Park proposals, 148 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Recreation areas, 94 (A-66) 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Transportation map, 75 
 Waterpower reconnaissance, 49 
 Tonto Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 Tonto National Forest, Ariz.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Elevations, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Sierra Ancha Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation map, 75 
 Toquimo National Forest, Nev., 3 
 Toro Negro Purchase Unit, P. R., 70 
 Trabuco Canyon National Forest, Calif., 3 
 Trabuco Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 
 Trails, 68-70, 75 
 
 In Oregon and Washington, 80 
 Transportation maps, recommended form, 94 
 (C-48) 
 
 "Transportation Plan Maps A and B," 75 
 
 Traverse lines, 15 
 
 Trees: 
 
 Famous, 94 (C-33) 
 
 Height-growth curves, 94 (A-38) 
 Triangulation stations, 15, 68-70 
 Trinity Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Trinity National Forest, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Land classification, 125 
 Middle Eel-Yolla Bolla Primitive Area, 94 
 (C-20) 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way maps, 43 
 Salmon Trinity Alps Primitive Area, 94 (C- 20) 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Tumacacori Forest Reserve, Ariz., 3 
 Turkey, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Turpentine resources, 174 
 Tusayan National Forest, Ariz.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Tuskegee Project Area, Ala., 75 
 
 Uinta Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Uinta National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Range management plan, 115 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 
68 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Uinta-Wasatch National Forest, Utah, 3 
 Umatilla National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger district maps, 67 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Umpqua National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 Park proposals, 148 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 "Working circle,"' 94 (A-8) 
 
 Unaka National Forest, N. C. -Term. -Va., 3 
 Uncompahgre Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Uncompahgre National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Topographic quadrangles, 71 
 Uncompahgre Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: 
 
 Forest regions, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Mineral resources in Siberia, 51 
 Upper Peninsula Experimental Forest, Mich.: 
 Transportation map, 75 
 Tree types, 183 
 
 Upton National Forest, N.Y., 3 
 Urban lands, 94 (C-25), 150 
 Ussuri region, Siberia, 51 
 Utah: 
 
 Areas suitable for national forests, 129 
 
 Base maps, 14 
 
 Deer in rangelands, 120 
 
 Erosion, 120 
 
 Forage, 118 
 
 Forest lands: classification study, 14; 
 
 dependency studies, 142; ownership 
 and management studies, 140; use 
 statistics, 133 
 Grazing districts, 146 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37) 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land-use proposals, 137 
 Land values, 137 
 Landownership, 107 
 Public domain, 136 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Rangelands: depletion, 104; ownership, 
 
 94 (A-54); use, 120 
 Roads, 86 
 Vegetation, 120 
 Utah National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Deer management, 94 (A-77) 
 
 Land claims, 159 
 Uwharrie Purchase Unit, N. C.: 
 
 Additions, 156 
 Base maps, 70 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 
 Vallee Settlement, Wis., 31 
 Vegas National Forest, Nev., 3 
 Vegetation types, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Verde National Forest, Ariz., 3 
 Vermont: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Vernon Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Vigilante Experimental Range, Mont., 187 
 Virginia: 
 
 Forest lands, 179; dependency studies, 142; 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 National forests, 19 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Roads, 86 
 Tree species, 23 
 
 Wagon Wheel Gap Experiment Station, Colo., 41 
 Walla Walla National Forest, Wash., 68 
 Wallace, William L., 173 
 
 Wallkill River watershed, N. Y.-N. J., 94 (C-2) 
 Wallowa Forest Reserve, Oreg., 3 
 Wallowa National Forest, Oreg.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Eagle Cap Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
INDEX 
 
 69 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Walnut tree alinement charts, 94 (A-49) 
 Wappapello Purchase Unit, Mo., 70 
 Warner Mountains Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Warrior Mountains Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 Wasatch Forest Reserve, Utah, 3 
 Wasatch National Forest, Utah: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 High Uintas Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Washakie National Forest, Wyo.: 
 
 Additions, 156; proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Glacier Primitive Area, 94 (C-20, D-2) 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Lands east of the Continental Divide, 163 
 
 Popo Agie Primitive Area, 94 (D-2) 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal survey, 111 
 
 Stratified Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Washington: 
 
 Areas suitable for national forests, 129 
 
 Base maps, 73 
 
 Douglas fir region, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Flood runoff in the Cascades, 122 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 depletion studies, 191; owners, 155, 
 191; ownership and management 
 studies, 94 (A-109, C-24); use 
 statistics, 133 
 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37), 125 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land types, 105 
 Land-use proposals, 137, 143 
 Land values, 137 
 Landownership, 107, 155, 191 
 National forests, 19, 94 (C-24) 
 
 Oregon and California Railroad revested 
 lands, 147 
 
 Park proposals, 148 
 Public domain, 136; vacant, 154 
 Rangelands: depletion, 104, 122; types, 122 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Timber production and types, 191 
 Trails, 80 
 Tree types, 184 
 Virgin timber, 191 
 
 Washington Forest Reserve, Wash., 3 
 Washington National Forest, Wash. : 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Washita River watershed, 94 (A-36) 
 
 Water Resources Policy Commission, 94 (E-l) 
 Waterfowl fly map, 94 (C-41) 
 
 Watersheds: 
 
 Critical, 12, 94 (A-36, C-25) 
 
 Erosion in relation to, 94 (A-113) 
 
 Important to forests, 58 
 Influenced by forests, 13, 94 (A-36), 119, 130 
 Natural vegetation in relation to, 94 (A-113) 
 Weather Bureau, 41 
 Weiser Forest Reserve, Idaho, 3 
 Weiser National Forest, Idaho: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Presidential proclamations in relation to, 3 
 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Wenaha Forest Reserve, Oreg.-Wash., 3 
 Wenaha National Forest, Oreg. -Wash.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 Wenatchee National Forest, Wash.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Administration, 157 
 Base maps, 68 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Exchange lands, 157 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Land classification, 125 
 
70 
 
 CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS OF THE FOREST SERVICE 
 
 Landowners, 155, 157 
 Multiple-use studies, 94 (A-67, C-6) 
 Northern Pacific Railroad land-grant 
 limits, 45 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Relinquished lands, 157 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 
 Vacant public lands, 154 
 West Virginia: 
 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; use statistics, 133 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Western Hemisphere forest regions, 94 (A-54) 
 Wet Mountains Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 White Mountains National Forest, Maine-N. H.: 
 Base maps, 68 
 Multiple-use study, 94 (C-6) 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Road and bridge construction plans, 94 (A-8) 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 White River Forest Reserve, Colo., 3 
 White River National Forest, Colo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Flat Tops Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Forest Service land transfers, 96 
 Land classification, 125 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 White River Plateau Timber Land Reserve, 
 
 Colo., 3 
 
 Whitford, H. N., 173 
 Whitman National Forest, Oreg. : 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Eagle Cap Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 
 Land classification, 125 
 
 Landowners, 155 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rights-of-way, 43 
 
 South Fork Burnt River Cattle and Horse 
 Range, 99 
 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 
 Vacant public lands, 141 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 
 See also Minam National Forest 
 Wichita Forest Reserve, Okla., 3 
 Wichita National Forest, Okla.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Ranger station withdrawals, 126 
 Rodent and predatory-animal control, 111 
 Wild areas, 11, 130, 149, 150 
 
 Percentage by county, 94 (C-25) 
 
 Wilderness areas, 11 
 Wildlife preserves, 94 (A-69) 
 
 Willamette National Forest, Wash.: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Boundary changes, 132 
 
 Diamond Peak Wild Area, 94 (A-109) 
 
 Mount Jefferson Primitive Area, 94 (C-20, 
 D-2) 
 
 Mount Washington Wild Area, 94 (A-109) 
 Ranger district maps, 69 
 Three Sisters Wilderness Area, 94 (A-109, 
 D-2) 
 
 Timber access road plans, 94 (C-50) 
 
 William P. Bankhead National Forest: 
 
 Base maps, 68 
 Transportation maps, 75 
 Williamstown, Mass., 184 
 Willow trees, 94 (A-5, A-25) 
 
 Wind Cave National Park, S. Dak., 3 
 Wind River Experimental Forests, Wash., 185 
 Winds, effects of windbreaks, 94 (A-79) 
 Wisconsin: 
 
 CCC camps, 32 
 County forests, 32 
 Economic studies, 32 
 
 Farm and community development studies, 31 
 Forest lands: ownership and management 
 studies, 140; planning studies, 145; 
 use statistics, 133 
 Indian lands, 32 
 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Lincoln County, 94 (C-14) 
 
 Resources, 32 
 State forests, 32 
 Timber requirements, 94 (A-79) 
 Timber-using industries, 28 
 Woodworth, Harry C., 33 
 World: 
 
 Forest regions, 25, 168 
 Forest resources, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Lumber production, 168 
 Paper production, 168 
 
INDEX 
 
 71 
 
 Papermills and pulpmills, 26 
 Rubber plantations, 25 
 
 Timber trees of importance, 25, 94 (A-103) 
 World War I: lumber production, 25 
 World War D: 
 
 Emergency Rubber Project, 60, 94 (C-59) 
 Forest land defense in California, 84 
 Wyoming: 
 
 Areas suitable for national forests, 129 
 Erosion, 94 (A-50), 118 
 Farm economic studies, 118 
 Forest lands: dependency studies, 142; 
 
 ownership and management studies, 
 140; types, 94 (A-50); use statis¬ 
 tics, 133 
 
 Grazing districts, 146 
 Irrigated areas, 118 
 Land classification, 94 (C-37), 125 
 Land-management activities, 128 
 Land-use proposals, 137 
 Land values, 137 
 Landownership, 107 
 Precipitation, 94 (A-50), 118 
 Problem areas, 118 
 Public domain, 136 
 Quadrangle names, 15 
 Rangelands: capacities, 94 (A-50), 118; 
 depletion, 94 (A-50), 104, 118; 
 use, 118 
 
 Resettlement areas, 118 
 Roads, 86 
 
 Tax-delinquent lands, 118 
 Vegetation, 94 (A-50), 118 
 
 Wyoming National Forest, Wyo.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 136 
 Base maps, 68 
 
 Bridger Primitive Area, 94 (C-20) 
 Enclosed areas without roads, 87 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 Park proposals, 148 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Range appraisal report, 101 
 Timber areas surveyed and contracted, 89 
 Timber surveys, 88 
 Withdrawals, 4 
 
 Yadkin Purchase Unit, N. C., 70 
 
 Yale Forest School, 173 
 
 Yazoo River watershed, Miss., 94 (C-2) 
 
 Yazoo segment, Mississippi Backwater Study, 
 94 (C-40) 
 
 Yellow buckeye, 94 (A-5) 
 
 Yellowstone Forest Reserve, Idaho-Mont., 3 
 Yellowstone National Park: 
 
 Boundary proposals, 148 
 Timber land reserve, 3 
 Yosemite National Park, Calif.: 
 
 Additions proposed, 148 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 Yosemite Valley State Grant, Calif., 3 
 Yuba Forest Reserve, Calif., 3 
 
 Zon, Raphael, 25, 94 (C-45) 
 
 Zuni National Forest, Ariz. -N. Mex.: 
 
 Forest atlas, 65 
 
 Presidential proclamations relating to, 3 
 
 GSA DC 67 
 
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