FS BLM
Published GIS Graphics for the
Integrated Scientific Assessment for Ecosystem Management in the Interior Columbia Basin
And Portions of the Klamath and Great Basins

In the Integrated Scientific Assessment, maps, charts, and figures are included under a "List of Figures." UNIX and PC-based postscript map files from the List of Figures in this science document were prepared by the Spatial Team and are provided below.

Figure 1Topography 
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Figure 4Ecological Reporting Units 
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Figure 5Hydrologic Hierarchy 
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Figure 8Major Ownerships Within Assessment Area 
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Figure 12Changes in Fire Regimes From Historic to Current(Severity Class) 
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Figure 13Changes in Fire Regimes From Historic to Current(Frequency Class) 
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Figure 15Predicted Road Density Classes 
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Figure 16Road Densities by ICBEMP Subsample Watersheds 
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Figure 17Current Key Salmonid Presence 
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Figure 18Historic Key Salmonid Presence 
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Figure 19Number of Key Salmonid Species Within Strongholds 
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Figure 20Aquatic Strongholds and Areas of Very Low Road Densities 
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Figure 22Centers of Endemism and Rarity and Centers of Biodiversity (for Plants and Animals) 
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Figure 23Hotspots for Rarity/Endemism and Biodiversity 
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Figure 24Counties Experiencing Higher Population Growth (Metropolitan and Recreation Counties, from Johnson and Beale 1995) 
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Figure 25Bureau of Economic Analysis Economic Subregions 
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Figure 26Isolated Timber-Dependent Communities (with Economics Areas) 
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Figure 28Explanation Mine and Deposit Status 
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Figure 29Reliance on FS/BLM Timber Harves 
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Figure 30Reliance on FS/BLM Forage 
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Figure 31Landscape Themes 
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Figure 32Current Scenic Integrity (Source: Evaluation of Alternatives) 
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Figure 33Forest Integrity Ratings 
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Figure 34Range Integrity Ratings 
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Figure 35Forest Hydrologic Integrity Ratings 
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Figure 36Range Hydrologic Integrity Ratings 
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Figure 37Aquatic Integrity Ratings 
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Figure 38Forest Clusters 
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Figure 39Range Clusters 
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Figure 40Composite Ecological Integrity Ratings 
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Figure 42Economic Resiliency Ratings 
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Figure 43Socioeconomic Resiliency Ratings 
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Figure 45Risk of Human Ecological Interaction (BLM/FS Administered Lands) 
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Figure 48Management Option 3 Proposed Reserves 
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Figure 49Long-term Trends in Ecological Integrity: Management Option 1 (BLM/FS Administered Lands Only) 
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Figure 50Long-term Trends in Ecological Integrity: Management Option 2 (BLM/FS Administered Lands Only) 
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Figure 51Long-term Trends in Ecological Integrity: Management Option 3 (BLM/FS Administered Lands Only) 
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Figure 55Long-term Trends in Risk of Human Ecological Interaction: Management Option 1 (BLM/FS Administered Lands Only) 
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Figure 56Long-term Trends in Risk of Human Ecological Interaction: Management Option 2 (BLM/FS Administered Lands Only) 
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Figure 57Long-term Trends in Risk of Human Ecological Interaction: Management Option 3 (BLM/FS Administered Lands Only) 
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Appendix:Counties 
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Appendix:Subbasins 
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