Forest atlas of the national forests of the United States. Wenatchee folio

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FOREST SERVICE
GIFFORD PINCHOT, Forester

FOREST ATLAS

OF THE

NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE UNITED STATES

WENATCHEE

FOLIO

PRINTED BY THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
, GEORGE OTIS SMITH, DIRECTOR

FOREST ATLAS

GENERAL CLASSIFICATION
Commercial Timber
Less than 2,000 B.F. per acre

2.000 to 5,000 B.F. per acre

5.000 to 10,000 B.F. per acre

10.000 to 25,000 B.F. per acre

25.000 to 50,000 B.F. per acre

Woodland, cordwood, poles, etc.

Chaparral or brush
Sagebrush

Grassland, parks, etc.

Barren, above timberline, etc.

Desert

Burn, not restocking
Burn, scattering trees
Burn, forest cover established
Windfall

Bug-killed or diseased

Old cutting, less than i of the merchantable timber removed
Old cutting, i to t of the merchantable timber removed
Old cutting, I to all of the merchantable timber removed

CONVENTIONAL SIGNS

— — Block line

Compartment line, sales

Boundary line for all other classifications

Grant line

-• — ■ — ■ — • — ^ Telegraph line
Telephone line
° ° — n- Power line
I 1 1 1 Pipe line

==-=== Aqueduct
Ill Railroad

====== Tramway

— Wire rope conveyor

= Wagon road

= = = = = = = Secondary or private road

Pack trail

Foot trail

■■■■ ' ' Fire line
— X — X — a — Fence
=T= — =•= — Ditch
— > — • ) >— Flume

Timber sales.
Timber sales.
Timber sales.

less than i of the merchantable timber removed
i to I of the merchantable timber removed
I to all of the merchantable timber removed

Cultivated

Irrigated

TITLE

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Alienations
Permanent alienations
State lands, approved
State lands, not approved

Indian allotments
Lieu selections
Railway lands, patented
Railway lands, not patented
Homesteads, patented
Homesteads, not patented
Cash entry
Timber and stone
Coal entry
Townsite entry

Mineral lode claims, patented
Mineral placer claims, patented
Mineral mill site, patented
Mineral classification

GRAZING MAP

Supervisor’s headquarters

Supervisor’s division
Ranger’s division
Grazing districts

Open for all stock

Open for cattle and horses only.

Open for sheep and goats only

Closed for all stock

Lambing grounds

Driveways for stock

Corral

LEGEND

Slide

Log driving route

>>>>>>>>

Cr—

Roll way

Skidway

Bridge

Ferry

Ford

Sowing

Nursery

Corral

Supervisor’s headquarters
Ranger’s headquarters

" House
H Railroad station
B Stage station
Power station
T Hotel
■I Store
U School
+ Church
n Cemetery

■ TEL. Telegraph oflice

■ TLP. Telephone office

Cabin
isi Dairy

Logging camp
Sawmill, portable
Sawmill, stationarj^

Grist mill

Grist and sawmill

Apiary

Mine location, unpatented

U.S. Improvements made by the United States
are marked U.S.

Proposed improvements are shown by the ap-
propriate sign and are designated by ^‘Proposed ”
on the margin of the maps

Abandoned improvements are shown by zeros
O O O O and designated on the margin of the
maps

ALPHA-NUMERIC SYMBOLS FOR WESTERN COMMERCIAL
TREE SPECIES

Tliese will be used on maps, where limited space makes necessary,
in the following manner:

DI29 = Pseudotsuga taxifolia, average stand 29,000 B.M. per acre
Q6I2 = Quercus agrifolia, average stand 12 cords per acre
T67 = Thuja plicata, average stand 7 tele-poles per acre

PO

Pinus murrayana

Lodgepole Pine

1

flex il is

Limber Pine

2

monticola

Western White Pine

3

lambertiana

Sugar Pine

4

ponderosa

Yellow Pine

5

coulteri

Coulter Pine

6

sabiniana

Gray Pine

7

jeflfreyi

Jeffrey Pine

8

radial a

Monterey Pine

9

atteuudta

Knobcone Pine

B2

strobiformis

Mexican White Pine

5

albicaulis

White-bark Pine

6

torreyana

Torrey Pine

7

edulis

Pinon

9

monophylla

Single-leaf Pinon

Al

Abies maguifica

Magnificent Fir

2

con color

White Fir

3

shastensis

Shasta Fir

4

nobilis

Noble Fir

5

lasiocarpa

Alpine Fir

6

grand is

Lowland Fir

7

arizonica

Arizona Cork Fir

8

amabilis

Lovely Fir

9

venusta

Bristle-cone Fir

S2

Picea engelmanni

Engel mann Spruce

3

parryaua

Blue Spruce

5

breweriana

Weeping Spruce

6

sitchensis

Sitka Spruce

Dl

Pseudotsuga taxifolia

Douglas Fir (Red)

5

macrocarpa

Bigcone Spruce

H5 Tsuga mertensiana

Black Hemlock

6

heterophylla

Western Hemlock

R1

Sequoia sempervirens

Redwood

5

washingtouiana

Bigtree

C5 Chaniaecyparis nootkatensis

Yellow Cedar

6

lawsoniana

Port Orford Cedar

T6 Thuja plicata

Red Cedar

L5

Larix lyallii

Alpine Larch

7

occidentalis

Western Larch

05

Libocedrus decurrens

Incense Cedar

K5 Cupressus raacnabiana

Macnab Cypress

6

macrocarpa

Monterey Cypress

7

arizonica

Arizona Cypress

8

goveniana

Gowen Cypress

Jl

Juniperus utahensis

Utah Juniper

2

pachyphloea

Alligator Juniper

4

occidentalis

Western Juniper

5

sabinoides

Mountain Juniper

7

californica

California Juniper

9

monosperma

One seed Juniper

QO

Quercus chrysolepis

Canyon Live Oak

i

californica

California Black Oak

2

lobata

California White Oak

3

douglasii

Blue Oak

4

garryana

Pacific Post Oak

5

wislizeni

Highland Oak

6

agrifolia

California Live Oak

7

gambelii

Gambel Oak

8

densiflora

California Tanbark Oak

9

engel manni

Engelmann Oak

M2

Acer macrophyllum.

Oregon Maple

5

glabrum

Dwarf Maple

9

negundo californicum

California Boxelder

WO Populus trichocarpa

Blaek Cottonwood

2

fremontii

Fremont Cottonwood

5

tremuloides

Aspen

7

angustifolia

Narrowleaf Cottonwood,

FI

Fraxinus pennsylvanica

Red Ash

6

oregona

Oregon Ash

8

lanceolata

Green Ash

Ul

Primus dernissa

Western Choke Cherry

Y7

Platanus wrightii

Arizona Sycamore

8

racemosa

California Sycamore

XO

Salix lasiandra

Western Black Willow

2

sessilifolia

Silverleaf Willow

9

amygdaloides,.

Almondleaf Willow

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