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Hot Springs Cove Oinimitis G C R E A T L QUALICUM BEACHFrench Creek A TFL54 K E H o r n e TFL44 L Great CentralBeaver Creek PARKSVILLE TFL54 HilliersCoombs C Dolphin Beach a m e r Errington TFL57 o n L Kleecoot a k e Ahousat TFL54TFL57 Cherry Creek Sproat Lake Nanoose Bay GREATER VANCOUVER S P R O A T K E Marktosis A Lantzville Quortsowe L TFL54 S t e r l i n g TFL54 A T w o r m r s TFL54Chetarpe R i v e A r m TFL54TFL54TFL54 PORT ALBERNI Gabriola TFL54 TFL54 Lafarge NANAIMO TFL54 TFL54 h m i n t Woodwards Landing N a Harmac TFL54TofinoTFL54 TFL54 L a k e Chase River TFL44 TFL44 Cedar Ilthpaya H e Extension s TFL54 n d L a k e o e N a n a i m r TFL54 s o TFL44 n Kootowis Chuckakcook L Cassidy a k e F o u r t h E D Y L K E N N Quinaquilth L A K E TFL44 TFL44 TFL44 Quisitis LADYSMITH TFL44Green Cove Landing TFL54 Franklin Camp Ecoole NANAIMO/COWICHAN Saltair Ucluelet TFL46 CHEMAINUS e r TFL46 K i s s i n g L TFL46 C O W Sturdies Bay I TFL46 Vesuvius Bay C H TFL46 A Westholme N Youbou Crofton Ganges Sarita TFL44 Caycuse Mayne L A Village Bay TFL46 K E Long Harbour Bamfield Lake Cowichan Maple Bay Port Washington TFL46 Honeymoon Bay TFL46 Otter Bay Saturna Hayward Mesachie Lake Paldi e Culchillum Tzuhalem Fulford HarbourBeaver Point k DUNCAN a Gordon River L Sahtlam Koksilah Musgrave Bedwell Harbour H o b i t o n Deerholme Cowichan Bay L a k e t Cowichan Station S q u a l i c u m a L a k e n i TFL46 T s u s i a t t Cobble Hill L a k e i Deep Cove N Whyac TFL46 Shawnigan LakeMill Bay SIDNEY Clo-oose i g a n TFL46S h a w n L a k e Saanichton TFL46 Bamberton Brentwood BayKeating o k e Port Renfrew S o L a k e Prospect LakeCordova Bay P r o s p e c t G o l d s t r e a m L Royal Oak L Millstream Colquitz TFL25 Goldstream VICTORIA ColwoodBelmont Lagoon Jordan River Glen Lake Happy Valley Shirley Otter Point Sooke Metchosin East Sooke SAANICH/CAPITAL / Key Map 0 10 20 30 40 50 Kilometers Prroduced fforr:: Miiniistry of Agriicullture and Lands Crown Lands Admiiniistratiion Diiviisiion Legend Prroduced by:: Private Managed Forest Land BC Assessment Area Datta Sourrces and Nottes Miiniistry of Agriicullture and Lands Base map 250 K BCAA 2005 data Integrated Land Management Bureau Tree Farm License Timber Company data MOFR TFL Agreement data Corporate Informatiion Serviices Tantalis Cadastral ICI Parcel Fabric Filepath: Q:\projects\clients\ilmb\pmfl2\acrgis\pfml_working5.mxd Tree Farm License "Private Land" All government data as captured on June 6, 2007.
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