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| Map 3-1 | Landscape Characterization Area With Ecoregion Sections |
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| Map 3-2 | Assessment Area |
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| Map 3-3 | Ecological Reporting Units |
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| Map 3-4 | Landscape Subbasin Groups |
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| Map 3-5 | Subwatersheds |
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| Map 3-6 | Subbasins |
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| Map 3-7 | Management Classes |
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| Map 3-8 | Forest Integrity Ratings |
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| Map 3-9 | Range Integrity Ratings |
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| Map 3-10 | Broadscale Landforms |
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| Map 3-11 | Historic Potential Vegetation Groups |
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| Map 3-12 | Current Potential Vegetation Groups |
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| Map 3-13 | Historic Dominant Physiognomic Types (Structural Groups) |
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| Map 3-14 | Current Dominant Physiognomic Types (Structurla Groups) |
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| Map 3-15 | Terrestrial Communities (Historic Conditions) |
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| Map 3-16 | Terrestrial Communities (Current Conditions) |
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| Map 3-17 | Topography |
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| Map 3-18 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (as indicated by soil erodibility to wind) |
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| Map 3-19 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (as indicated by potential for soil to shrink or swell from drying or wetting, and soil erodibility to wind) |
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| Map 3-20 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (as indicated by potential for soil to shrink or swell from drying or wetting) |
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| Map 3-21 | Headwater and Downstream General Landforms |
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| Map 3-22 | Changes in Fire Regimes From Historic to Current (Severity Class) |
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| Map 3-23 | Changes in Fire Regimes From Historic to Current (Frequency Class) |
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| Map 3-24 | Average Annual Precipitation (From PRISM Data) |
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| Map 3-25 | Grazing Allotments |
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| Map 3-26 | Susceptibility of Basin to Invasion by Cheatgrass |
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| Map 3-27 | Susceptibility of Basin to Invasion by Yellow Starthistle |
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| Map 3-28 | Current Road Density Classes (Summarized by 6th HUC) |
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| Map 3-29 | Potential Degraded Watersheds (Watershed Sensitivity Index > Low, and Road Density >= High) |
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| Map 3-30 | Ownership Patterns by Subwatershed |
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| Map 3-31 | Wildfire Occurrence/Intensity Risk (FS-and BLM-Administered Lands) |
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| Map 3-32 | Areas With High Potential Fuels, Crown Fire, and Insect and Disease Mortalities |
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| Map 3-33 | Rural Population/Wildland Interface Fire Risk Areas (FS- and BLM- Administered Lands) |
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| Map 3-34 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (As Indicated by Soil Salimity and Soil Erodibility to Wind) |
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| Map 3-35 | Susceptibility of Basin to Invasion by Spotted Knapweed |
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| Map 3-36 | Susceptibility of Basin to Invasion by Leafy Spurge |
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| Map 3-37 | Susceptibility of Basin to Invasion by Diffuse Knapweed |
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| Map 3-38 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (As Indicated by Soil Erodibility to Water and Wind) |
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| Map 3-39 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (As Indicated by Soil Erodibility to Water) |
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| Map 3-40 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (As Indicated by Soil Erodibility to Water and Wind, and Salinity) |
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| Map 3-41 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (As Indicated by Soil Erodibility to Water, and Salinity) |
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| Map 3-42 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (As Indicated by Soil Salinity) |
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| Map 3-43 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (As Indicated by Soil Salinity, and Potential for Soil to Shrink or Swell from Drying or Wetting) |
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| Map 3-44 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management-Induced Disturbance Stresses (As Indicated by Soil Salinity and Soil Sodicity) |
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| Map 3-45 | Historical Distribution of Western Juniper in the Basin |
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| Map 3-46 | Current Distribution of Western Juniper in the Basin |
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| Map 3-47 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Early-Seral Lower Montane Forest Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-48 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Mid-Seral Lower Montane Forest Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-49 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Late-Seral Lower Montane Forest Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-50 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Early-Seral Montane Forest Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-51 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Mid-Seral Montane Forest Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-52 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Late-Seral Montane Forest Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-53 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Early-Seral Subalpine Forest Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-54 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Mid-Seral Subalpine Forest Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-55 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Late-Seral Subalpine Forest Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-56 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Upland Herbland Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-57 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Upland Shrubland Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-58 | Broadscale Habitat Departure of the Upland Woodland Terrestrial Community Type |
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| Map 3-59 | Greatest Potential for Microbiotic Crust Development in the Basin (Selected Potential Vegetation Types) |
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| Map 3-60 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management Induced Disturbance Stresses (As Indicated by Soil Salinity, Soil Sodicity, Potential for Soil to Shrink or Swell from Drying or Wetting, and Soil Erodibility to Wind) |
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| Map 3-61 | Susceptibility of Rangeland Health to Management Induced Disturbance Stresses (As Indicated by Soil Erodibility to Water and Wind, and Potential for Soil to Shrink or Swell from Drying or Wetting) |
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