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Johnstone Strait Forest Stewardship Plan Loughborough Inlet Gray Creek IFW Loughborough Inlet Fanny Bay Fanny Bay Johnstone Strait Fanny Bay Creek IFW Frederick Arm Creek IFW Forest Estero Basin 0 0 I7 FO P REST S Margaret Lake ER V P IC Stewardship IC T E O R O N A M D A IN Phillips Arm Plan Phillips Arm Anna Michael Lake Terence Lake PI400 Map 1 P GR A I3 10-003 S 6 S 0 10-003 Y M A I N P I EG003 3 E 8 G 0 5 0 BB 0 10 Frederick ArmFrederick Arm 0 00 P I300 Grassy Creek IFW Rob Lake A Dorothy Lake L D E 7-30 EG002 R RT B GE ON EG117 North Ice Lake A E M East Egerton Lake Y A 00 IN EG117AE M I2 G5 A P 20 IN 7-24A 0 FDU_Y West Egerton Lake EG127 0 EG104 0 EG121 TimberWest Forest Corp. Mary Lake 1 1 B B FDU_E B B Johnstone Strait Operation 3 00 Flower Lake Deer Lake Audrey Lake ST Ricardo Lake O K E AIN S M S M A K IN Scale 1:40,000 OO BR EG122 0 Date: 2/8/2017 40 10-2005 BB 10-2005 0 Patricia Lake 2 4 . B B Bickley Bay Channe Passage BB700 B710 B Cordero Channel Bickley Bay Channe Passage Cordero Channel B B100 EG124 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 Kilometers H A Legend LL P O IN T M A TFL 47 e n in i IN l a ain o M M r y e Crawford Anchorage TW Forest License e rd l o Crawford Anchorage k C c i B FDU_T 9-51 Storey Lake TW Private Other Private E P N O LI IN 9-5D R CaesarLake T MA Forest Developement Units AIN S L WTM .1 CHAR L E A N 9-5C D M FSP Declared Areas Knox Bay Creek IFW Charles Bay A IN 9-40B ! ! ! ! ! Charles Bay C R Bute Inlet Bute Inlet ! ! ! ! ! A Under Cutting Permit W ! ! ! ! ! F O R D CF450 M Grizzly Bear Habitat A IN 9-6B LI NE Special Features established under the Govt. action regulation 9-010 Scenic Area CF8 700 9-9B Important Fisheries Watersheds Mellin Lake Hemming Lake Hemming Lake Creek IFW Hemm Road Type Max Lake 9-14B in WFORD MAINLINE g CRA M Wetland 4 ai FDU_T n Wetland 3 Florence Lake Main 0 0 3 Wetland 2 H M 5 9-152 Wetland 1 Thurston Bay Creek IFW Branch/Spur Mayne Passage Mayne Passage 9-150HM 6 00 5000 HM 0 9-145 Big Bay 9-144 Big Bay Overgrown Hemming Bay Traversed Wetland 4 Hemming Bay 9-142 Projected 9-140 Edith Lake Stream Heidrick Lake ArtificialLake Simmons Lake 9-129 0 0 Heidrick Lake 0 8 M Nodales Channel Nodales Channel H Johnstone Straits 12 Jap Lake R B 9-122 9-114 0 9-113 800 HM IN Vera Lake Thurston Bay A M Thurston Bay Y A B N 9-11 O BR 9-7F T 3 S R U H T 51-013 Christie Creek IFW 51-013 Bute Inlet Bute Inlet FDU_T 0 0 MAIN 2 KE 2 00 LA N BN41 NS SIMMO Young Passage B Johnstone Strait Johnstone Strait C Piddell Lake Young Passage Burgess Passage 2 0 Turn Bay Burgess Passage 0 Camelion Harbour Cr. IFW Turn Bay Mitchell Lake St Aubyn Lake 0 RNE IN B 00 BA S MA L N 2 11-310 M N Cameleon Harbour 11-68A O E BN L 90 Cameleon Harbour CAME 0 0 11-330 11-321 11-320 51-026 51-026 Calm Channel Calm Channel Rock Bay Wetland 1 Rock Bay 51-022 51-022 51-021 Hyacinth Lake 51-021 Otter Cove Owen Creek IFW Dorr Lake Otter Cove Unnamed Stream-Sonora Island IFW Barnes Bay IN 11-370 A Barnes Bay 0 M V 10 S D O O W Owen Bay Owen Bay Hole in the Wall Hole in the Wall 1 BR CM Index Map 1:1,300,000 25 4 0 Discovery Passage Discovery Passage 12-914 Okisollo Channel Okisollo Channel 51-068 51-068 C C V 4 H 0 O M Port McNeill 0 12-803 N 2 ! A 5 T M 0 A 0 Chonat Lake IN 5 3 RE MAI I N VENTU N MA 4 Chonat Bay T EN Chonat Bay BR 2 1 W A IA TT 12-807 B W2 A Y MAIN Elk Bay 00 30 W4 Elk Bay 12-811 AS Campbell River S1 W1 ! A 2 20 W3 N I A M R B M11 A 00 Waiatt Bay HL AS Waiatt Bay Kanish Bay Kanish Bay AS1200 WBM1400 IN 0 0 0 L MA 0 15 00 0 Tom Browne Lake CAL 0 UL 1 9 EC T 4 F L J 1 AS U 2 E 1 W F 5 C W TB010A Glendale River (upper) IFW Glendale River (upper) IFW E 00 E C 11 N C MAIN 0 00 FULM EST OR W E J M 80 0 A IN Johnstone Strait AIN E M OR LM FU 5-128AF J 3 Shannon Lake 0 Forest 5 5-128A 4 1 J 3 1 J 3 0 Fulmore Lake Fulmore River & tributaries IFW Stewardship J A J1 N 10 00 C I C K A 3 S M O K 8 N J D C B 300 EA L A R U R1105A F Y Plan Piercy Lake M A IN F U D L 8 1 L 0 Read Creek IFW U C F Map 2 J R1140A FDU_F 160 J 3 N 0 FUL2 I 5 A A 0 1 M UL L F U F C 4 J C 2 10 0 UL 0 F Schoal Creek IFW Jackson Bay Cr. IFW 0 0 9 4 8 L 10C RL R L B B FU 0 5 3 J Wetland 1 TimberWest Forest Corp. Heydon Bay Lake Johnstone Strait Operation Gray Creek IFW T P 5-710F LL 5-710 HI 5-199 9 IN 7 A R M B N 100 A BR P A L Lapan Lake I E B ast Ma Scale 1:40,000 10-929 in 10-929 50 P 5-712 H 9 0 Jackson Bay R 10-996 Date: 2/8/2017 B Jackson Bay 0 10-996 0 BI East 3 0 . Baresides Bay 10-928 10-928 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 B W2 A R Sidney Bay E Sidney Bay Kilometers S I 5-60C 0 D W1 Topaze Harbour Topaze Harbour 0 E MAIN 0 2 I 5 B BR 100 BI 00 Loughborough Inlet Loughborough Inlet 0 10-007 0 00 in 2 10-007 a T M ell pb Cam 6-300 Legend T3000 5-19A IN MA E Seabird Lake TFL 47 K A 00 L Beaver Inlet 8 D th IR 5 u B BR 8 Beaver Inlet o TW Forest License A I S E B S G R TW Private M A C SS 4 IN Y T A M U M A NA ain I Other Private 5 B Wortley Creek IFW 10-003 N Tuna River IFW BR 8 6-200 M Grassy Creek IFW n h 10-003 i t a 0 M o u B 0 BI BI S R 1 0 Forest Developement Units 0 6-66B O B 5 10-011 B R O B K 10-011 S Blenkinsop Bay M FSP Declared Areas TOPAZE M 050 A A uth IN IN So ! ! ! ! ! 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