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Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests

Potential Wilderness Evaluation

Wilderness Need Evaluation Tables

October 2012

Table of Contents

Introduction ...... 3 Factor 1 Tables ...... 3 Wilderness and Potential Wilderness within a 100- or 130-mile Radius of Factor 2 Population Centers 3 Flagstaff ...... 3 Phoenix ...... 4 Silver City ...... 5 Tucson ...... 6 Wilderness Lands on the -Sitgreaves NFs ...... 7 Wilderness within a 100-mile Radius of the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs ...... 7 Factor 3 Tables ...... 9 Like Wilderness Lands on the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs ...... 9 Like Wilderness Lands within a 100-mile Radius of the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs ...... 9 Like Wilderness Lands within a 100- or 130-mile Radius of Factor 2 Population Centers ...... 13 Flagstaff ...... 13 Phoenix ...... 14 Silver City ...... 16 Tucson ...... 18 Factor 4 Table ...... 21 Factor 6 Tables ...... 26 Underrepresented Landforms ...... 26 Underrepresented Ecosystems ...... 27

Introduction These tables supplement the Need Evaluations in the Potential Wilderness Evaluation Reports. They are not included in the individual reports to reduce repetition. Summaries are included where appropriate. The wilderness evaluation process and information on Need Factors 2 and 5 are included in each report.

Factor 1 Tables

Wilderness and Potential Wilderness within a 100- or 1301-mile Radius of Factor 2 Population Centers2 Flagstaff There are 26 Wilderness areas and 687,395 wilderness acres within a 100-mile radius of Flagstaff, . On the ASNFs, there are 7 potential wilderness areas and 66,463 potential wilderness acres within a 100-mile radius of Flagstaff (only acres within a 100-mile radius are shown, actual wilderness areas may be larger). Population Wilderness within a 100- Wilderness Potential Potential Center mile Radius Acres within a Wilderness Wilderness Acres 100-mile Radius Within a 100-mile within a 100-mile Radius Radius Flagstaff Salome 12,662 PW-03-01-011 4,913 3,508 PW-03-01-005 9,421 Hells 9,841 PW-03-01-006 6,972 Hassayampa River Cyn 12,672 PW-03-01-062 6,585 Mazatzal 248,858 PW-03-01-056 6,673 Castle Creek 24,477 PW-03-01-003 9,493 Hellsgate 38,845 PW-03-01-001 22,406 Pine Mountain 18,656 TOTAL 66,463 Cedar Bench 16,585 Fossil Springs 10,754 West Clear Creek 26,291 Mountain 9,850 Wet Beaver 6,721 Upper Burro Creek 11,426 Woodchute 5,790 Munds Mountain 17,997 Apache Creek 5,435 Red Rock-Secret Mtn 50,312 Juniper Mesa 7,575 Sycamore Canyon 58,818 Petrified Forest 9,409 Kachina Peaks 18,857 Kendrick Mountain 8,200 11,268 Saddle Mountain 41,815 Kanab Creek 773 TOTAL 687,395

1 A 130-mile radius was used for Tucson to reflect use on the forests from this city. 2 Factor 2 population centers for the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs are Flagstaff, Phoenix, and Tucson.

Phoenix There are 44 Wilderness areas and 1,677,625 wilderness acres within a 100-mile radius of Phoenix, Arizona. On the ASNFs, there are 6 potential wilderness areas and 61,550 potential wilderness acres within a 100-mile radius of Phoenix (only acres within a 100-mile radius are shown, actual wilderness areas may be larger). Population Wilderness within a 100- Wilderness Potential Potential Center mile Radius Acres within a Wilderness Wilderness Acres 100-mile Radius Within a 100-mile within a 100-mile Radius Radius Phoenix Apache Creek 5,435 PW-03-01-056 6,673 Aravaipa Canyon 19,790 PW-03-01-003 9,493 Arrastra Mountain 123,379 PW-03-01-006 6,972 Big Horn Mountains 21,444 PW-03-01-062 6,585 Castle Creek 24,477 PW-03-01-001 22,406 Cedar Bench 16,585 PW-03-01-005 9,421 Eagletail Mountains 100,511 TOTAL 61,550 Fossil Springs 10,754 60,487 Granite Mountain 9,850 25,465 22,559 Hassayampa River Cyn 12,672 Hells Canyon 9,841 Hellsgate 38,845 Hummingbird Springs 30,038 Juniper Mesa 7,575 Kofa (FWS) 29,469 Mazatzal 248,858 Munds Mountain 17,997 Needle's Eye 6,277 North Maricopa Mountains 61,157 Organ Pipe Cactus (FWS) 59,947 Organ Pipe Cactus (NPS) 720 Pine Mountain 18,656 56,743 18,240 Red Rock-Secret Mtn 50,312 (NPS) 6,488 Salome 18,688 Canyon 32,035 Sierra Ancha 18,198 14,746 Signal Mountain 13,125 South Maricopa Mountains 58,963 Superstition 158,920 Sycamore Canyon 58,818 Table Top 34,696 Population Wilderness within a 100- Wilderness Potential Potential Center mile Radius Acres within a Wilderness Wilderness Acres 100-mile Radius Within a 100-mile within a 100-mile Radius Radius Phoenix Tres Alamos 8,034 Upper Burro Creek 36,071 West Clear Creek 26,291 Wet Beaver 6,721 White Canyon 6,981 Woodchute 5,790 Woolsey Peak 64,977 TOTAL 1,677,625

Silver City3 There are 12 Wilderness areas, 1 primitive area, and 1,204,467 Wilderness and primitive area acres within a 100-mile radius of Silver City, . On the ASNFs, there are 27 potential wilderness area and 439,356 potential wilderness acres within a 100-mile radius of Silver City (only acres within a 100-mile radius are shown, actual wilderness areas may be larger). Population Wilderness within a 100- Wilderness Potential Potential Center mile Radius Acres within a Wilderness Wilderness Acres 100-mile Radius Within a 100-mile within a 100-mile Radius Radius Silver City Aldo Leopold 206,700 PW-03-01-021 992 Apache Kid 44,835 PW-03-01-022 1,031 Bear Wallow 11,113 PW-03-01-063 5,387 Blue Range Primitive Area 179,819 PW-03-01-029 1,161 Blue Range 35,815 PW-03-01-065 484 88,793 PW-03-01-047 5,718 Chiricahua NM 12,161 PW-03-01-064 172 11,855 PW-03-01-046 11,327 Escudilla 5,210 PW-03-01-035 6,039 Fishhooks 11,400 PW-03-01-044 6,503 Gila 558,549 PW-03-01-066 1,207 Peloncillo Mountains 19,244 PW-03-01-043 2,344 Withington 18,973 PW-03-01-041 9,445 TOTAL 1,204,467 PW-03-01-049 76,048 PW-03-01-040 2,656 PW-03-01-060 15,222 PW-03-01-043 1,835 PW-03-01-042 7,842 PW-03-01-050 7,965 PW-03-01-051 44,075 PW-03-01-052 156,297 PW-03-01-055 1,255 PW-03-01-067 30,366

3 Silver City, New Mexico, is considered in four need evaluations because those potential wilderness areas will be considered during the Gila NF potential wilderness evaluation and land management plan revision processes or a portion of the potential wilderness is located on the Gila NF. Population Wilderness within a 100- Wilderness Potential Potential Center mile Radius Acres within a Wilderness Wilderness Acres 100-mile Radius Within a 100-mile within a 100-mile Radius Radius Silver City PW-03-01-053 17,541 PW-03-01-058 5,222 PW-03-01-057 5,698 PW-03-01-054 15,524 TOTAL 439,356

PW-03-01-069 (30,372 acres) is not included in the PW columns because it is included in the Blue Range Primitive Area in the Wilderness columns.

Tucson There are 34 Wilderness areas, 1 primitive area, and 1,487,300 Wilderness and primitive area acres within a 130-mile radius of Tucson1. There are 12 potential wilderness areas and 354,526 potential wilderness acres on the ASNFs within a 130-mile radius of Tucson (only acres within a 130-mile radius are shown; actual and potential wilderness areas may be larger). Population Wilderness within a 130- Wilderness Potential Potential Center mile Radius Acres within a Wilderness Wilderness Acres 130-mile Radius Within a 130-mile within a 130-mile Radius Radius Tucson Aravaipa Canyon 19,790 PW-03-01-054 15,524 Baboquivari Peak 2,776 PW-03-01-058 5,222 Bear Wallow 11,100 PW-03-01-053 17,541 Blue Range Primitive Area 23,390 PW-03-01-057 5,698 Chiricahua 88,793 PW-03-01-067 30,366 Chiricahua NM (NPS) 12,161 PW-03-01-051 44,107 Coyote Mountains 5,795 PW-03-01-052 139,894 Dos Cabezas Mountains 11,855 PW-03-01-050 7,965 Fishhooks 11,400 PW-03-01-049 74,149 Four Peaks 60,487 PW-03-01-066 865 Galiuro 75,585 PW-03-01-064 172 Mazatzal 42,986 PW-03-01-047 1,023 20,381 TOTAL 342,526 25,596 Needle's Eye 6,277 North Maricopa Mountains 61,157 North Santa Teresa 5,733 Organ Pipe Cactus (NPS) 280,402 Organ Pipe Cactus (FWS) 120,057 Pajarita 7,897 Peloncillo Mountains 19,244 Pusch Ridge 56,743 Redfield Canyon 6,206 Rincon Mountain 38,611 Saguaro (NPS) 77,119 Salome 18,688 Salt River Canyon 32,035 Population Wilderness within a 130- Wilderness Potential Potential Center mile Radius Acres within a Wilderness Wilderness Acres 130-mile Radius Within a 130-mile within a 130-mile Radius Radius Tucson Santa Teresa 28,769 Sierra Ancha 18,198 Sierra Estrella 14,746 South Maricopa Mtns 58,963 Superstition 158,920 Table Top 34,696 White Canyon 6,981 Woolsey Peak 23,763 TOTAL 1,487,300

PW-03-01-069-3 and PW-03-01-069-4 (12,084 acres total) are not included in the PW columns because they are included in the Blue Range Primitive Area in the Wilderness columns.

Wilderness Lands on the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs Wilderness Lands on the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs Type Number Acres* Wilderness 3 23,233 Primitive Area 1 180,007 TOTAL 4 203,240 * from DEIS for the ASNFs Land Management Plan.

Wilderness within a 100-mile Radius of the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs There are 46 Wilderness areas and 2,355,715 wilderness acres within a 100-mile radius of the Apache- Sitgreaves NFs (only acres within a 100-mile radius are shown; actual Wilderness may be larger). The Forest Service (FS) manages 31 of these areas, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) manages 12 and the (NPS) manages 3. There are no US Fish and Wildlife Service wilderness areas within a 100-mile radius of the ASNFs. Wilderness Acres Wilderness within a 100-mile within a 100-mile Agency National Forest(s) Radius of the ASNFs Radius Cebolla 66,445 BLM

Redfield Canyon 6,206 BLM

Peloncillo 19,244 BLM

West Malpais 37,839 BLM

Hassayampa River Canyon 12,672 BLM

Hells Canyon 9,841 BLM

Fishhooks 11,400 BLM

White Canyon 6,981 BLM

Needle's Eye 6,277 BLM

North Santa Teresa 5,733 BLM

Aravaipa Canyon 19,790 BLM

Dos Cabezas Mountains 11,855 BLM

Strawberry Crater 11,268 FS Coconino Kendrick Mountain 8,200 FS Kaibab, Coconino Wilderness Acres Wilderness within a 100-mile within a 100-mile Agency National Forest(s) Radius of the ASNFs Radius Kachina Peaks 18,857 FS Coconino Sycamore Canyon 58,818 FS Coconino, Prescott, Kaibab Red Rock-Secret Mountain 50,312 FS Coconino Pusch Ridge 56,718 FS Coronado Munds Mountain 17,997 FS Coconino Woodchute 5,790 FS Prescott Wet Beaver 6,721 FS Coconino Granite Mountain 9,850 FS Prescott West Clear Creek 26,291 FS Coconino Fossil Springs 10,754 FS Coconino Cedar Bench 16,585 FS Prescott Mazatzal 248,858 FS Tonto, Coconino Pine Mountain 18,656 FS Tonto, Prescott Hellsgate 38,845 FS Tonto Castle Creek 24,477 FS Prescott Withington 18,973 FS Cibola Sierra Ancha 18,198 FS Tonto Salome 18,688 FS Tonto Salt River Canyon 32,035 FS Kid 44,835 FS Cibola Four Peaks 60,487 FS Tonto Superstition 158,920 FS Tonto Gila 558,549 FS Gila Aldo Leopold 206,700 FS Gila Santa Teresa 28,769 FS Coronado Galiuro 75,585 FS Coronado Rincon Mountain 38,611 FS Coronado Chiricahua NM 88,793 FS Coronado Blue Range 35,815 FS Gila Petrified Forest 52,058 NPS

Saguaro 63,258 NPS

Chiricahua NM 12,161 NPS

TOTAL 2,355,715

Factor 3 Tables

Like Wilderness Lands on the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs Like wilderness lands on the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs Type Number Acres Inventoried Roadless Areas 17 321,949 ROS-Primitive 228,954 ROS-Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized 452,486 TOTAL 1,003,389

Like Wilderness Lands within a 100-mile Radius of the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs US Fish and Wildlife Service There is no proposed US Fish and Wildlife Service wilderness within a 100-mile radius of the ASNFs or any of the population centers.

Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS) ROS information is available only for Forest Service lands. Information for the Gila NF is not available.

Inventoried Roadless Areas (IRAs) There are 85 Inventoried Roadless Areas (IRAs) and 1,571,867 IRA acres within a 100-mile radius of the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs (only acres within a 100-mile radius are shown; actual IRAs may be larger). Inventoried Roadless Area within a IRA Acres within a National Forest 100-mile Radius of the ASNFs 100-mile Radius 1978 Administratively Endorsed Wilderness Proposal 4,281 Gila Apache Kid Contiguous 55,588 Cibola Apache Mountain 17,485 Gila Arnold Mesa 12,271 Prescott Arnold Mesa 248 Tonto Ash Creek 7,654 Prescott Aspen Mountain 23,756 Gila Barbershop Canyon 1,310 Coconino Black Canyon 10,671 Prescott Black Cross 5,959 Tonto Blind Indian Creek 26,815 Prescott Boulder 40,310 Tonto Boulder Canyon 4,548 Coconino Brushy Mountain 7,191 Gila Brushy Springs 5,728 Gila Butterfly Roadless Area 42,278 Coronado Canyon Creek 9,813 Gila Catalina State Park Roadless Area 950 Coronado Cdo WSA 1,954 Coronado Cherry Creek 11,357 Tonto Chiricahua 76,885 Coronado Inventoried Roadless Area within a IRA Acres within a National Forest 100-mile Radius of the ASNFs 100-mile Radius Cimarron Hills 5,297 Coconino Coconino Rim 7,126 Kaibab Black and Aldo Leopold Wilderness Contiguous 111,773 Gila Blue Range Wilderness Contiguous 1,977 Gila Gila Wilderness and Primitive Area Contiguous 78,972 Gila Datil 13,941 Cibola Devils Creek 89,813 Gila Dry Creek 26,690 Gila Eagle Peak 33,975 Gila East Clear Creek 1,611 Coconino Elk Mountain 6,542 Gila Frisco Box 38,932 Gila Fritsche 14,178 Prescott Galiuro 28,314 Coronado Gila Box 23,741 Gila Goldfield 15,239 Tonto Grief Hill 12,521 Prescott Hackberry 17,864 Coconino Hackberry 913 Prescott Happy Valley 7,971 Coronado Hell Hole 19,535 Gila Hellsgate 6,163 Tonto Horse Mesa 9,136 Tonto Jacks Canyon 2,855 Coconino Largo 12,715 Gila Lime Creek 42,516 Tonto Lower Dragoon Roadless 1,165 Coronado Lower Jacks Canyon 776 Coconino Lower Rincon 3,278 Coronado Lower Romero WSR 10 Coronado Lower San Francisco 26,432 Gila Madre Mountain 19,816 Cibola Mazatzal 16,922 Tonto Meadow Creek 34,137 Gila Middle Dragoon Roadless 10,544 Coronado Middle Romero WSR 60 Coronado Mother Hubbard 5,888 Gila Muldoon 5,815 Prescott Nolan 13,035 Gila Oracle Roadless 22,354 Coronado Padre Canyon 9,423 Coconino Peloncillo 22,073 Coronado Picacho 4,963 Tonto Pinaleno 130,833 Coronado Pine Mountain Wilderness Contiguous 6,510 Tonto Inventoried Roadless Area within a IRA Acres within a National Forest 100-mile Radius of the ASNFs 100-mile Radius Pine Mountain Wilderness Contiguous 3,125 Prescott Poverty Creek 8,760 Gila Salome 2,928 Tonto San Jose 15,025 Cibola Santa Teresa 8,921 Coronado Sawyers Peak 59,696 Gila Scott Mesa 12,298 Cibola Sheridan Mountain 15,837 Prescott Sierra Ancha Wilderness Contiguous 7,778 Tonto Stone Canyon 6,793 Gila T Bar 6,815 Gila Taylor Creek 16,621 Gila The Hub 7,489 Gila Upper Dragoon Roadless 2,533 Coronado Upper Rincon Roadless 2,990 Coronado Upper Romero WSR 150 Coronado Wagon Tongue 11,397 Gila Wahoo Mountain 23,095 Gila Walker Mountain 6,375 Coconino Whetstone 366 Coronado White Cap 8,026 Cibola Winchester 13,453 Coronado TOTAL 1,571,867

Wilderness Study Areas (WSAs) Bureau of Land Management (BLM) WSAs are located in New Mexico only. The 1984 Arizona Wilderness Act released WSAs in Arizona not designated as wilderness to multiple-use management.

There are 17 BLM Wilderness Study Areas (WSAs) and 279,320 WSA acres within a 100-mile radius of the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs (only acres within a 100-mile radius are shown; actual WSAs may be larger). BLM WSA within a 100-mile Radius of WSA Acres within the ASNFs a 100-mile Radius Peloncillo Mountains 3,981 Apache Box 6,218 NM-014-001 4,148 Chain-of-Craters 18,265 Petaca Pinta 8,723 Mesita Blanca 19,147 Eagle Peak 43,832 Horse Mountain 4,882 Continental Divide 73,879 Cowboy Springs 6,276 Gila Lower Box 8,515 Blue Creek 14,565 Cooke's Range 19,857 BLM WSA within a 100-mile Radius of WSA Acres within the ASNFs a 100-mile Radius 2,191 15,519 Cedar Mountains 14,875 NM-030-076 14,447 TOTAL 279,320

National Park Service (NPS) There are two NPS areas (118,322 acres) within a 100-mile radius of the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs that are managed like wilderness.

NPS Areas within a 100-mile Radius of NPS Acres within a the ASNFs 100-mile Radius National Park 116,769 El Malpais National Monument 1,553 TOTAL 118,322

ROS Within a 100-mile radius of the Apache-Sitgreaves NFs, there are 833,442 acres managed for Primitive (P) recreation and 1,697,112 acres managed for Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized (SPNM) recreation on other national forests. Many of these acres overlap designated Wilderness and IRAs. ROS Class Acres within a 100-mile Radius of Forest the ASNFs P SPNM Cibola 9,385 281,767 Coconino 535 117,951 Coronado 445,902 244,862 Kaibab 14,522 41,970 Prescott 102,707 3,030 Tonto 260,391 1,007,532 TOTAL 833,442 1,697,112

Like Wilderness Lands within a 100- or 130-mile1 Radius of Factor 2 Population Centers2

Flagstaff

IRAs There are 28 Inventoried Roadless Areas (IRAs) and 310,346 IRA acres within a 100-mile radius of Flagstaff (only acres within a 100-mile radius are shown; actual IRAs may be larger). Population Inventoried Roadless Area within a IRA Acres within a National Forest Center 100-mile Radius 100-mile Radius Flagstaff Arnold Mesa 248 Tonto Arnold Mesa 12,271 Prescott Ash Creek 7,654 Prescott Barbershop Canyon 1,310 Coconino Black Canyon 10,671 Prescott Blind Indian Creek 26,815 Prescott Boulder 40,310 Tonto Boulder Canyon 4,548 Coconino Cherry Creek 11,357 Tonto Chevelon Canyon 5,567 Apache-Sitgreaves Cimarron Hills 5,297 Coconino Coconino Rim 7,216 Kaibab East Clear Creek 1,611 Coconino Fritsche 14,178 Prescott Grief Hill 12,521 Prescott Hackberry 17,864 Coconino Hackberry 913 Prescott Hellsgate 6,163 Tonto Jacks Canyon 2,855 Coconino Leonard Canyon 3,068 Apache-Sitgreaves Lime Creek 42,516 Tonto Lower Jacks Canyon 776 Coconino Mazatzal 16,922 Tonto Muldoon 5,815 Prescott Padre Canyon 9,423 Coconino Pine Mountain Wilderness Contiguous 6,510 Tonto Pine Mountain Wilderness Contiguous 3,126 Prescott Salome 2,928 Tonto Sheridan Mountain 15,740 Prescott Sierra Ancha Wilderness Contiguous 7,778 Tonto Walker Mountain 6,375 Coconino TOTAL 310,346

NPS There is one proposed NPS wilderness (692,154 acres) within a 100-mile radius of Flagstaff.

ROS Within a 100-mile radius of Flagstaff, there are 388,707 acres managed for Primitive (P) recreation and 804,719 acres managed for Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized (SPNM) recreation on other national forests. Many of these acres overlap designated Wilderness and IRAs. ROS Class Acres within a 100-mile Radius Forest of Flagstaff P SPNM Apache-Sitgreaves 0 33,396 Coconino 535 117,951 Coronado 65 254 Kaibab 41,734 67,242 Prescott 115,920 3,030 Tonto 180,453 582,846 TOTAL 338,707 804,719

Phoenix

IRAs There are 37 IRAs and 354,975 IRA acres within a 100-mile radius of Phoenix (only acres within a 100-mile radius are shown; actual IRAs may be larger). Population Inventoried Roadless Area within a IRA Acres within a National Forest Center 100-mile Radius 100-mile Radius Phoenix Arnold Mesa 12,271 Prescott Arnold Mesa 248 Tonto Ash Creek 7,654 Prescott Barbershop Canyon 1,310 Coconino Black Canyon 10,671 Prescott Black Cross 5,959 Tonto Blind Indian Creek 26,815 Prescott Boulder 40,310 Tonto Boulder Canyon 4,548 Coconino Catalina State Park Roadless Area 950 Coronado Cdo WSA 1,954 Coronado Cherry Creek 11,357 Tonto Chevelon Canyon 5,567 Apache-Sitgreaves Cimarron Hills 5,297 Coconino East Clear Creek 1,611 Coconino Fritsche 14,178 Prescott Goldfield 15,239 Tonto Grief Hill 12,521 Prescott Hackberry 913 Prescott Hackberry 17,864 Coconino Hellsgate 6,163 Tonto Horse Mesa 9,136 Tonto Jacks Canyon 2,855 Coconino Population Inventoried Roadless Area within a IRA Acres within a National Forest Center 100-mile Radius 100-mile Radius Phoenix Leonard Canyon 3,068 Apache-Sitgreaves Lime Creek 42,516 Tonto Lower Jacks Canyon 776 Coconino Lower Romero WSR 10 Coronado Mazatzal 16,922 Tonto Middle Romero WSR 60 Coronado Muldoon 5,815 Prescott Oracle Roadless 22,354 Coronado Picacho 4,963 Tonto Pine Mountain Wilderness Contiguous 6,510 Tonto Pine Mountain Wilderness Contiguous 3,125 Prescott Salome 2,928 Tonto Santa Teresa 494 Coronado Sheridan Mountain 15,740 Prescott Sierra Ancha Wilderness Contiguous 7,778 Tonto Upper Romero WSR 150 Coronado Walker Mountain 6,375 Coconino TOTAL 354,975

ROS Within a 100-mile radius of Phoenix, there are 353,671 acres managed for Primitive (P) recreation and 1,097,733 acres managed for Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized (SPNM) recreation on other national forests. Many of these acres overlap designated Wilderness and IRAs. ROS Class Acres within a 100-mile Radius Forest of Phoenix P SPNM Apache-Sitgreaves 0 25,551 Coconino 0 61,367 Coronado 65 254 Prescott 93,215 3,030 Tonto 260,391 1,007,532 TOTAL 353,671 1,097,734

Silver City3

IRAs There are 53 Inventoried Roadless Areas (IRAs) and 1,197,159 IRA acres within a 100-mile radius of Silver City (only acres within a 100-mile radius are shown; actual IRAs may be larger). Population Inventoried Roadless Area within a IRA Acres within a National Forest Center 100-mile Radius 100-mile Radius 1978 Administratively Endorsed Silver City Wilderness Proposal 4,281 Gila Apache Kid Contiguous 45,288 Cibola Apache Mountain 17,485 Gila Aspen Mountain 23,756 Gila Bear Wallow 876 Apache-Sitgreaves Black River Canyon 8,351 Apache-Sitgreaves Brushy Mountain 7,191 Gila Brushy Springs 5,728 Gila Campbell Blue 6,995 Apache-Sitgreaves Canyon Creek 9,813 Gila Centerfire 13,115 Apache-Sitgreaves Chiricahua 76,876 Coronado Black and Aldo Leopold Wilderness Contiguous 49,545 Gila Blue Range Wilderness Contiguous 1,977 Gila Gila Wilderness and Primitive Area Contiguous 78,972 Gila Datil 13,941 Cibola Devils Creek 89,813 Gila Dry Creek 26,690 Gila Eagle Peak 33,975 Gila Elk Mountain 6,542 Gila 884 Apache-Sitgreaves Frisco Box 38,932 Gila Gila Box 23,741 Gila Hell Hole 35,034 Apache-Sitgreaves Hot Air 31,677 Apache-Sitgreaves Largo 12,715 Gila Lower San Francisco 59,248 Apache-Sitgreaves Lower San Francisco 26,432 Gila Meadow Creek 34,137 Gila Mitchell Peak 35,361 Apache-Sitgreaves Mother Hubbard 2,174 Apache-Sitgreaves Mother Hubbard 5,888 Gila Nolan 13,035 Gila Nolan 6,772 Apache-Sitgreaves Painted Bluffs 43,074 Apache-Sitgreaves Peloncillo 22,047 Coronado Pinaleno 23,363 Coronado Pipestem 34,560 Apache-Sitgreaves Pipestem/Lower San Francisco 152 Apache-Sitgreaves Population Inventoried Roadless Area within a IRA Acres within a National Forest Center 100-mile Radius 100-mile Radius Silver City Poverty Creek 8,760 Gila Salt House 21,823 Apache-Sitgreaves San Jose 14,952 Cibola Santa Teresa 131 Coronado Sawyers Peak 59,696 Gila Stone Canyon 6,793 Gila Sunset 28,920 Apache-Sitgreaves T Bar 6,815 Gila Taylor Creek 16,621 Gila The Hub 7,489 Gila Wagon Tongue 11,397 Gila Wahoo Mountain 21,847 Gila White Cap 8,026 Cibola Winchester 13,453 Coronado TOTAL 1,197,159

BLM WSAs There are 11 BLM Wilderness Study Areas (WSAs) and 173,476 WSA acres within a 100-mile radius of Silver City (only acres within a 100-mile radius are shown; actual WSAs may be larger). Population Center BLM Wilderness Study Area WSA Acres within a 100- within a 100-mile Radius mile Radius Silver City Cowboy Springs 6,228 Horse Mountain 7,881 Big Hatchet Mountains 15,370 Continental Divide 73,879 Cedar Mountains 14,875 Florida Mountains 2,106 Peloncillo Mountains 3,981 Apache Box 6,218 Cooke's Range 19,858 Gila Lower Box 8,515 Blue Creek 14,565 TOTAL 173,476

ROS Within a 100-mile radius of Silver City, there are 353,671 acres managed for Primitive (P) recreation and 1,097,733 acres managed for Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized (SPNM) recreation on other national forests. Many of these acres overlap designated Wilderness, the Blue Range Primitive Area, and IRAs. ROS Class Acres within a 100-mile Radius Forest of Silver City P SPNM Apache-Sitgreaves 287,932 259,009 Cibola 9,385 218,820 Coronado 188,246 105,992 TOTAL 485,563 583,821

Tucson1

IRAs There are 42 IRAs and 860,957 IRA acres within a 130-mile radius of Tucson (only acres within a 130-mile radius are shown, actual IRAs may be larger). Population Inventoried Roadless Area within a IRA Acres within a National Forest Center 130-mile Radius 130-mile Radius Tucson Bear Wallow 784 Apache-Sitgreaves Black Cross 5,959 Tonto Black River Canyon 734 Apache-Sitgreaves Boulder 40,310 Tonto Butterfly 42,278 Coronado Catalina State Park Roadless Area 950 Coronado Cdo WSA 1,954 Coronado Cherry Creek 11,357 Tonto Chiricahua 76,892 Coronado Galiuro 28,314 Coronado Goldfield 15,239 Tonto Happy Valley 7,971 Coronado Hell Hole 15,498 Apache-Sitgreaves Hell Hole 19,535 Gila Horse Mesa 9,136 Tonto Hot Air 31,677 Apache-Sitgreaves Lime Creek 8,662 Tonto Lower Dragoon 1,165 Coronado Lower Rincon 3,278 Coronado Lower Romero WSR 10 Coronado Lower San Francisco 1,045 Gila Lower San Francisco 36,279 Apache-Sitgreaves Mazatzal 2,626 Tonto Middle Dragoon 10,544 Coronado Middle Romero WSR 60 Coronado Mitchell Peak 35,362 Apache-Sitgreaves Oracle 22,354 Coronado Population Inventoried Roadless Area within a IRA Acres within a National Forest Center 130-mile Radius 130-mile Radius Tucson Painted Bluffs 43,074 Apache-Sitgreaves Peloncillo 56,469 Coronado Picacho 4,963 Tonto Pinaleno 130,833 Coronado Pipestem 34,560 Apache-Sitgreaves Pipestem/Lower San Francisco 152 Apache-Sitgreaves Salome 2,928 Tonto Salt House 21,822 Apache-Sitgreaves Santa Rita 6,079 Coronado Santa Teresa 8,921 Coronado Sierra Ancha Wilderness Contiguous 7,778 Tonto Sunset 28,920 Apache-Sitgreaves Tumacacori 44,626 Coronado Upper Dragoon 2,533 Coronado Upper Rincon 2,990 Coronado Upper Romero WSR 150 Coronado Whetstone 20,733 Coronado Winchester 13,453 Coronado TOTAL 860,957

BLM WSAs There are 6 BLM WSAs and 42,180 WSA acres within a 130-mile radius of Tucson (only acres within a 130-mile radius are shown, actual WSAs may be larger). Population Center BLM Wilderness Study Area WSA Acres within a 130- within a 130-mile Radius mile Radius Tucson Apache Box 6,218 Baker Canyon 4,697 Blue Canyon 14,565 Gila Lower Box 8,515 Guadalupe Canyon ISA 4,204 Peloncillo Mountains 3,981 TOTAL 42,180

ROS Within a 130-mile radius of Tucson, there are 353,671 acres managed for Primitive (P) recreation and 1,097,733 acres managed for Semi-Primitive Non-Motorized (SPNM) recreation on other national forests. Many of these acres overlap designated Wilderness, the Blue Range Primitive Area, and IRAs. ROS Class Acres within a 100-mile Radius Forest of Tucson P SPNM Apache-Sitgreaves 92,228 189,810 Coronado 511,744 325,278 Tonto 105,049 704,672 TOTAL 709,021 1,219,760

Factor 4 Table Forest Planning Species (FPS) that would benefit from primitive surroundings are listed in the table below. Only Southwestern Region sensitive species and Endangered Species Act endangered, threatened, candidate, and experimental, non-essential species are considered.

Potential Wilderness Name # FPS Species or habitat for species that would benefit from natural conditions and reduced human and Number species/ disturbance habitats Leonard Canyon 7 / 0 Mexican spotted owl, Little Colorado spinedace, Chiricahua leopard frog, bluehead sucker, PW-03-01-001 , northern goshawk, northern leopard frog. Critical habitat (ESA) for Little Colorado spinedace. West Chevelon Canyon 3 / 0 Mexican spotted owl, northern goshawk, Little Colorado spinedace. PW-03-01-003 Chevelon Canyon 6 / 3 Mexican spotted owl, roundtail chub, bald eagle, northern goshawk, Little Colorado sucker, PW-03-01-005 bluehead sucker. Habitat for Chiricahua leopard frog, northern leopard frog. Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (WMCF). Wildcat Canyon South 1 / 0 Mexican spotted owl. PW-03-01-006 Black Canyon 0 / 1 PW-03-01-011 Habitat for western burrowing owl (GBG). North 1 / 4 Apache trout. PW-03-01-021 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA and MSG). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Mount Baldy South 1 / 4 Apache trout. PW-03-01-022 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA and MSG). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Escudilla Northeast 1 / 2 Apache trout. PW-03-01-029 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Escudilla Southeast 2 / 4 Mexican spotted owl, northern goshawk. PW-03-01-035 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA and MSG). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Mother Hubbard 1 / 3 Mexican spotted owl. PW-03-01-040 Primary and secondary Mexican wolf recovery zones. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (MSG). Potential Wilderness Name # FPS Species or habitat for species that would benefit from natural conditions and reduced human and Number species/ disturbance habitats Campbell Blue 9 / 3 Mexican spotted owl, Apache trout, loach minnow, northern goshawk, narrow-headed PW-03-01-041 gartersnake, longfin dace, Sonora sucker, sucker, Arizona toad. Primary and secondary Mexican wolf recovery zones. Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (WMCF). Critical habitat (ESA) for spikedace. Critical habitat (ESA) for loach minnow. Nolan 12 / 2 loach minnow, Mexican spotted owl, western yellow-billed cuckoo, northern Mexican PW-03-01-042 gartersnake, American peregrine falcon, common black-hawk, narrow-headed gartersnake, Arizona toad, lowland leopard frog, longfin dace, desert sucker, Sonora sucker. Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Critical habitat (ESA) for spikedace. Critical habitat (ESA) for loach minnow. BRPA North 9 / 4 Apache trout, Mexican spotted owl, northern goshawk, western yellow-billed cuckoo, PW-03-01-043 northern Mexican gartersnake, common black-hawk, narrow-headed gartersnake, Arizona toad, lowland leopard frog. Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Horton-Willow 2 / 4 Mexican spotted owl, northern goshawk. PW-03-01-044 Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Black River Canyon East 7 / 4 northern goshawk, Mexican spotted owl, narrow-headed gartersnake, Apache trout, roundtail PW-03-01-046 chub, Sonora sucker, desert sucker. Primary and secondary Mexican wolf recovery zones. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA and MSG). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Black River Canyon West 6 / 4 Mexican spotted owl, narrow-headed gartersnake, Apache trout, roundtail chub, Sonora PW-03-01-047 sucker, desert sucker. Primary and secondary Mexican wolf recovery zones. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (WMCF). Potential Wilderness Name # FPS Species or habitat for species that would benefit from natural conditions and reduced human and Number species/ disturbance habitats Hot Air/Salt House 15 / 7 northern goshawk, Mexican spotted owl, Gila chub, loach minnow, spikedace, Chiricahua PW-03-01-049 leopard frog, northern Mexican gartersnake, roundtail chub, longfin dace, desert sucker, common black-hawk, narrow-headed gartersnake, Arizona toad, lowland leopard frog, zone- tailed hawk. Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for western yellow-billed cuckoo. Habitat for ocelot (MPOW and MBDRF). Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (WMCF). Habitat for razorback sucker. Critical habitat (ESA) for spikedace. Critical habitat (ESA) for loach minnow. Sheep Wash 1 / 2 northern goshawk. PW-03-01-050 Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for ocelot (MPOW and MBDRF). Painted Bluffs 8 / 4 Mexican spotted owl, loach minnow, Chiricahua leopard frog, western yellow-billed cuckoo, PW-03-01-051 northern Mexican gartersnake, common black-hawk, Arizona toad, lowland leopard frog. Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for ocelot (MPOW and MBDRF). Habitat for razorback sucker. Critical habitat (ESA) for spikedace. Critical habitat (ESA) for loach minnow. West Blue/San Francisco 10 / 7 Mexican spotted owl, Gila chub, loach minnow, Chiricahua leopard frog, western yellow- PW-03-01-052 billed cuckoo, northern Mexican gartersnake, Arizona toad, lowland leopard frog, common black-hawk, zone-tailed hawk. Primary and secondary Mexican wolf recovery zones. Habitat for ocelot (MPOW and MBDRF). Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Habitat for razorback sucker. Critical habitat (ESA) for spikedace. Critical habitat (ESA) for loach minnow. Cold Spring Mountain 5 / 2 Gila chub, Chiricahua leopard frog, longfin dace, Sonora sucker, desert sucker. PW-03-01-053 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for ocelot (MPOW and MBDRF). Hells Hole 0 / 2 PW-03-01-054 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for ocelot (MPOW and MBDRF). BRPA Southeast 0 / 1 PW-03-01-055 Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Chevelon Canyon North 3 / 3 roundtail chub, Little Colorado sucker, bluehead sucker. PW-03-01-056 Habitat for Chiricahua leopard frog and northern leopard frog. Habitat for western burrowing owl (GBG). Potential Wilderness Name # FPS Species or habitat for species that would benefit from natural conditions and reduced human and Number species/ disturbance habitats Coal Creek 1 / 3 Chiricahua leopard frog. PW-03-01-057 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for Gila chub. Habitat for ocelot (MPOW and MBDRF). Big Lue Mountains 0 / 2 PW-03-01-058 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for ocelot (MPOW and MBDRF). Centerfire 11 / 2 loach minnow, Mexican spotted owl, western yellow-billed cuckoo, northern Mexican PW-03-01-060 gartersnake, American peregrine falcon, narrow-headed gartersnake, Arizona toad, lowland leopard frog, longfin dace, Sonora sucker, desert sucker. Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Critical habitat (ESA) for spikedace. Critical habitat (ESA) for loach minnow. Chevelon Lake 6 / 2 Mexican spotted owl, roundtail chub, Little Colorado sucker, bluehead sucker, bald eagle, PW-03-01-062 northern goshawk. Habitat for Chiricahua leopard frog, northern leopard frog. Milk Creek 1 / 4 Mexican spotted owl. PW-03-01-063 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (MSG). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (WMCF). Bear Wallow Northwest 1 / 2 Mexican spotted owl. PW-03-01-064 Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (WMCF). Escudilla West 0 / 2 PW-03-01-065 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Bear Wallow Southeast 3 / 5 northern goshawk, Mexican spotted owl, Apache trout. PW-03-01-066 Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Sunset 10 / 5 Gila chub, Chiricahua leopard frog, western yellow-billed cuckoo, northern Mexican PW-03-01-067 gartersnake, longfin dace, Sonora sucker, desert sucker, Arizona toad, lowland leopard frog, common black-hawk. Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for ocelot (MPOW and MBDRF). Habitat for razorback sucker. Critical habitat (ESA) for spikedace. Critical habitat (ESA) for loach minnow. Potential Wilderness Name # FPS Species or habitat for species that would benefit from natural conditions and reduced human and Number species/ disturbance habitats BRPWR 14 / 5 Mexican spotted owl, northern goshawk, loach minnow, Apache trout, Gila trout, western PW-03-01-068 yellow-billed cuckoo, northern Mexican gartersnake, American peregrine falcon, narrow- headed gartersnake, Arizona toad, lowland leopard frog, longfin dace, Sonora sucker, desert sucker. Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Habitat for ocelot (MPOW and MBDRF). Habitat for razorback sucker. Critical habitat (ESA) for spikedace. Critical habitat (ESA) for loach minnow. BR exclusions 13 / 7 Mexican spotted owl, northern goshawk, loach minnow, Gila trout, western yellow-billed PW-03-01-069 cuckoo, northern Mexican gartersnake, American peregrine falcon, narrow-headed gartersnake, Arizona toad (1), lowland leopard frog, longfin dace, Sonora sucker, desert sucker. Primary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (WCRA). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (5) (SFF and WMCF). Habitat for ocelot (1, 3, and 4) (MPOW and MBDRF). Habitat for razorback sucker (1b, 3, and 4). Critical habitat (ESA) for spikedace. Critical habitat (ESA) for loach minnow. Escudilla North 1 / 2 northern goshawk. PW-03-01-070 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (WMCF). Hulsey 1 / 4 Mexican spotted owl. PW-03-01-071 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (MSG). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). South Escudilla Mountain 1 / 4 northern goshawk. PW-03-01-072 Secondary Mexican wolf recovery zone. Habitat for nitocris and nokomis fritillary butterflies (MSG). Habitat for yellow lady’s slipper (SFF and WMCF). Habitat PNVTs: GBG - Great Basin grassland WMCF - wet mixed conifer forest SFF - spruce-fir forest MPOW - Madrean pine-oak woodland MBDRF - mixed broadleaf deciduous riparian forest MSG - montane/subalpine grasslands WCRA - wetland/cienega riparian areas

Factor 6 Tables

Underrepresented Landforms Potential Name Acreage Acres of Burro Acres of Acres of White Percent of Wilderness Mountains Oak- Coconino Plateau Mountains Scarp Potential Number Juniper Woodland Woodland- Wilderness Woodland Coniferous Forest PW-03-01-001 Leonard Canyon 22,406 7,173 4% PW-03-01-003 West Chevelon Canyon 9,493 3,690 7% PW-03-01-005 Chevelon Canyon 9,421 345 11% PW-03-01-011 Black Canyon 4,913 4,913 32% PW-03-01-053 Cold Spring Mountain 17,541 1,880 39% PW-03-01-054 Hells Hole 15,524 15,453 95% PW-03-01-056 Chevelon Canyon North 6,678 6,610 99% PW-03-01-057 Coal Creek 5,698 371 100% PW-03-01-058 Big Lue Mountains 5,222 4,937 100%

Underrepresented Ecosystems Potential Name Acreage Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Percent Wilderness CWRF DMCF IC MPOW MBDRF MSG MWRF SFF WMCF WCRA of PW Number PW-03-01-001 Leonard Canyon1 22,406 733 3,229 18% PW-03-01-003 West Chevelon Canyon 9,493 424 1,346 19% PW-03-01-005 Chevelon Canyon 9,421 553 6,033 10 70% PW-03-01-006 Wildcat Canyon South 6,972 154 1,050 17% PW-03-01-011 Black Canyon 4,913 225 5% PW-03-01-021 Mount Baldy Addition N 992 181 45 428 229 110 100% PW-03-01-022 Mount Baldy Addition S 1,031 318 58 501 154 100% PW-03-01-029 Escudilla Addition NE 1,161 2 4 613 53% PW-03-01-035 Escudilla Addition SE 6,039 64 0.1 7 1,078 2,041 14 53% PW-03-01-040 Mother Hubbard 2,656 46 848 56 36% PW-03-01-041 Campbell Blue 9,445 301 1,358 3,159 37 1,417 66% PW-03-01-042 Nolan 7,842 337 382 5,792 83% PW-03-01-043 BRPA Addition North 4,184 149 2 1,657 29 254 2,010 22 99% PW-03-01-044 Horton-Willow 6,503 1,557 523 4,331 14 99% PW-03-01-046 Black River Canyon East 11,327 794 107 246 336 5,076 245 60% PW-03-01-047 Black River Canyon West 5,718 578 475 185 1,967 8 56% PW-03-01-049 Hot Air/Salt House 76,129 76 3,203 18,481 40,026 948 2,226 1 85% PW-03-01-050 Sheep Wash 7,965 25 6,500 221 85% PW-03-01-051 Painted Bluffs 44,107 9,466 26,655 502 83% PW-03-01-052 West Blue/San Francisco1 160,016 12 656 8,107 103,657 3,291 216 579 6 73% PW-03-01-053 Cold Spring Mountain 17,541 12,785 56 73% PW-03-01-054 Hells Hole 15,524 10,576 137 69% PW-03-01-055 BRPA Addition Southeast 1,255 1,255 100% PW-03-01-056 Chevelon Canyon North 6,673 239 29 4% PW-03-01-057 Coal Creek 5,698 68 4,590 2 82% PW-03-01-058 Big Lue Mountains 5,222 4,047 6 37 78% PW-03-01-060 Centerfire1 15,269 725 1,213 12,425 94% PW-03-01-062 Chevelon Lake 6,585 174 1,689 28% PW-03-01-063 Milk Creek 5,387 25 563 0.6 15 140 14% PW-03-01-064 Bear Wallow Add NW 172 53 44 56% Potential Name Acreage Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Acres of Percent Wilderness CWRF DMCF IC MPOW MBDRF MSG MWRF SFF WMCF WCRA of PW Number PW-03-01-065 Escudilla Addition West 484 82 259 70% PW-03-01-066 Bear Wallow Add SE 1,207 186 123 879 14 99.6% PW-03-01-067 Sunset 30,366 12,050 527 41% PW-03-01-068 BRW Recommendation 166,393 1,176 11,486 19,025 104,280 1,744 3,923 5,633 89% PW-03-01-069-1B BRWPR Exclusion 1b 4,504 46 192 2,969 123 74% PW-03-01-069-2A BRWPR Exclusion 2a 1,037 42 507 53% PW-03-01-069-2B BRWPR Exclusion 2b 6,958 3,549 51% PW-03-01-069-3 BRWPR Exclusion 3 4,665 682 2,841 80 77% PW-03-01-069-4 BRWPR Exclusion 4 10,404 68 8,093 275 81% PW-03-01-069-5 BRWPR Exclusion 5 2,804 62 6 134 2,547 55 100% PW-03-01-070 Escudilla North 377 0.5 14 110 33% PW-03-01-071 Hulsey 2,926 11 79 14 12 1,006 38% PW-03-01-072 South Escudilla Mountain 5,167 0.3 8 10 777 3,879 0.03 90% 1 Acreage is total acres. PNVT acres are for ASNFs only. Ecosystem Abbreviations: CWRF - cottonwood-willow riparian forest MSG - montane/subalpine grasslands DMCF - dry mixed conifer forest MWRF - montane willow riparian forest IC - interior chaparral SFF - spruce-fir forest MPOW - Madrean pine-oak woodland WMCF - wet mixed conifer forest MBDRF - mixed broadleaf deciduous riparian forest WCRA - wetland/cienega riparian areas