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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
1963 - 1964
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UNITED STATES -DEPARTMENT OF THE -INTERIOR
Bureau of Land Management
,March 1965
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CONTENTS
Page
Tabul'ations
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BLM Offices in' Oregon and Washington-------------------­
Lands Managed By BUM-----------------------------------­
Permanent Employees of B~~-----------------------------­
Payments To'Counties and States, FY 1963--------- c -----­
payments 'To Counties and States, FY 1964------------,--'-­
Resource Management Receipts---------------------------­
Appropriations For Resburce Management-------------,----­
Commercial Forest Land---------------------------------Timber Sales-- -- -~- -- --- - -- -- - -- - -- -- - - -'- - - -- - - -- -- - ---Timber Harvest Acreages--------------~-----------------Timber Stand I~provement-------------------------------Reforestation-----------------------------~-------------
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Land Permits and L~ases----------------------~---------Minerals-----------------------------------------------Land Patents Issued-----------------------------~---;--Right-of-Way Permits Issued- - ---,- --- - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - ---Roads------- ---- ~---~ ----- --- - --'---- - ----- - -- - - - - - -- ----
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Non-Timber Forest Products Sales-----------------"-----Timber Trespasses'-- -- --- -- --------- - ~- - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - --­
Public Land Surveys------------------------------------­
Livestock Grazing--------------------------------------­
Forage Provided---.------------------------------------Big Game Population Estimates--------------------------Range Improvements-------------------------------------­
Recreation Sites---------------------------------------Recreation Visit Estimates .. --------------------------~-Fires-------------~-------~-----------------------------
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Land Management
LANDS MANAGED BY THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
STATE OFFICE
710 N. E. Holladay
Portland, Oregon 97232
234-3361
Russell E. Getty
State Director
LAKEVIEW DISTRICT
357 North L Street
P. O. Box 429
Lakeview, Oregon 97630
WH7-2177
H. Max Bruce District Manager BURNS DISTRICT
74 So. Alvord Street
Burns, Oregon 97720
573-2071
J. Kent Giles District Man~ger
VALE DISTRICT
Butler Building
365 A Street West
P. O. Box 220 Vale, Oregon 97918 PRINEVILLE DISTRICT
185 East 4th Street
P. '0. Box 37
Prineville, Oregon 97754
BAKER DISTRICT
Colorado & Resor~ Sts.
P. O. Box 591 Baker, Oregon 97814 SALEM DISTRICT
3550 Liberty Road S. E.
P.O.; Box 3227
Salem, Oregon 97302
473-3144
EUGENE DISTiuCT
1255 Pearl Street
P •. 0. Box 392
E~gene, Oregon 97401
342-5141
JosephC. Dose
District Manager
ROSEBURG DISTRICT
1928 Airport Road
P. O. Box 1045
Roseburg, Oregon 97470
672-4491
Murl W. Storms
District Manager
MEDFORD DISTRICT
1133 S. Riverside
Medford, Oregon 97501
779-2351
COOS BAY DISTRICT
375 Park Avenue
P. O. Box 539
Coos Bay, Oregon 97420
267-3138
Public' lands under the exclusive jurisdict ion of the
Bureau of Land Management, United States Department
of the Interior, in Oregon and Washington. Includes
public domain, revested Oregon & California Railroad
grant lands, reconveyed Coos Bay Wagon Road grant lands,
Land~tilization Project lands, and certain other cate­
gories. Acreages are as"of June 30, 1964 and are
approximate. Lands managed by BLM are 25 percent of
the total acreage of Oregon and less than 1 percent of
Washington.
·Maxwell'T. Lieurance
District Manager
District Acres
Lakeview---------~----------------------­
447-4115
Donald Z. Robins
, District Manager
523-3646
Jack A. McIntosh
District Manager
585-1793
Otto C. F. Krueger
District Manager
Vale---~------------------------------ __ _
Prineville--'---------,----------------- __ _
Baker~------~------------------- ________ _
Salem-----------------"--------------- __ _
Eugene-------------------------------- __ _
Roseburg------------------------------ __ _
Medford------------------------- ________ _
Coos Bay--------------------------------­
Oregon Total--- --'- --- - - --- -- --- - -- - -- -­
3,400,000
3,500,000
4,,600,000
1,200,000
500,000
400,000"
300,000
400,000
900,000
300,000
15,500,000
Spokane- ------ - --'- - - -~- --- - - -- - - - - - - -- __ _
Oregon-Washington Total~--------------­
250,000
15,750,000
Burns-----~--------------~--------------­
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PERMANENT EMPLOYEES OF BLM
838- 3361
SPOKANE OFFICE
. 680 Bon Marche Building
N. 214 Wall Street
Spokane, Washington 99201
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Donald J. Schofield
District Manager
District'
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Boris T. Vladimiroff District Manager John., E. Burt, Jr.
Manager
January 1, 1964
January 1, 1965
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32
46
24
22
98
77
80
110
80
23
132
747
23
33
46
25
21
95
Lakeview------~-----­
Burns---------------­
Vale----------------­
Pri~eville----------­
Baker---------------Saiem--------,-------­
Eugene--------------Roseburg------------Medford-------------­
Coos Bay------------­
Spokane--------~~---­
State Office--------­
Oregon-Washington Total
71
75
109
88
21
131
738
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PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES AND STATES, FY 1963
Distribution of proceeds to Oregon
Oregon and Washington derived from,
administered by the, Bureau of Land
Revenues are from 'sales of timber,
rental and sales of land, and from
year 1963.
Oregon Counties
Baker---------­
Benton--------­
Clatsop-------­
C1ackamas-----­
Co1umbia------Coos- - - -'-- - - --,Crook- ------'--­
Curry---------­
Deschutes- c ---­
Douglas -" - -- ---'
Gilliam-- - - ---­
Grant---------­
Harney--------­
Hood River----­
Jackson-c-----­
Jefferson-----­
Josephine-----­
K1amath-------­
Lake--:.-"-----­
Lane-------~--­
Liri.co1n-------­
Linn--------'--­
Ma1heur-------­
Marion-- -'- - - --­
Resource
Management,
,O&C Lands
'Minerals
& Graiing,
public Domain
*p1us CBWR
Payments
$
$
425,384.95
2,157.71
4.95
618.57
225.00
* 148,897.28
2,199.96
129.63
1,419.62
*28,569.82
1,011.60
3,598.14
8,326.64
856,782.42
235,990.95
883,838.70
453,944.37
3,774,352.02
855.90
424.68
175.08
1,902.24
2,356,903.21
1,806,758.71
359,247 ~36
55~.56
169.88
40.00
140.52
10,880.22
20L19
353.04
2,319,325.03
54,112.57
399,831.80
222,462.80
Morrow----~---­
Multnomah-----­
Po1k----------.:
Sherman-------­
Til1amook---c-­
Umatil1a------­
Union---------­
Wal10wa-- - - - --­
PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES AND STATES, FY 1964
counties and to the States of
resource management on lands
Management, in those States.
gra'zing',fees', min'eralfees,
o'ther sources during fiscal
263,047.23
327,681. 70
617.70
35.52
335.55
120,.45
639.66
727.84
52.50
1,148.63
3.12
$216,534.20
85,678.24
Wasco------~--­
Washington----­
97,703.26
Wheeler-------­
108,225.15
Yamhill- - --,- --­
, Tota1------- $15,031,270.47
Total
Payments
$
857,400.99
236,215.95
1,032,735.98
2,199.96
454,074.00
1,419.62
3,802,921.84
, 1,011.60
3,598.14
8,326.64
2,357,759.11
424.68 1,806,933.79 361,149.60 551.56 2,319,494.91 54,152.57 399,972.32 10,880.22 222,663.99 353.04 263,047.23 327,6tn.70 617.70 85,713.76 335.55 120:45 639.66 727.84 97,755.76 1,148.63 108,228.27 $15,247,804.67 47,047.40
6,580.94
sources--~------------------------------------~,
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Total payments to Counties and States, FY 1963 $r5,301,433.0
,Baker---------­
Benton--­ --­ -, -­
C1atsop-------Clackamas-----­
Co1umbia------­
Coos-----------·
1:--,'
0
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Total
Paymen'ts
567,931.69
1,953.36
5.63
1,108,072.75
614,565.02
201.75
225.00
1,108,274.50
614,790.02
174,O~4.17
1,447,OjO;60
$
$
*
1,273,016;43
Crook-----,----­
0
counties and to the States of
resource 'manageinent' on lands
,Management' in those States.
grazing fees, 'mineral fees,
other sourc'es during fiscal
Minerals
& Grazing,
PubLic' Domain
*p1us CBWR
Payments
Resource
Management,
O&C Lands
Oregon Counties
2,157.71
425,389,90
Payment to State of Oregon from sale of public domain
'timber, etc.-------------------------------~-·
Payments to State of Wash. and Wash. Counties, all
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Distribution of proceeds to Oregon
'. Oregon', and Washingto;", derived from
administered by the Bureau of Land
Revenues are from sa les of timber,
rental and sales of land, and from
year 1964.
$
1,953.36
567,937.32
1',132.22
1,132.22
CUrry-----~-_:-­
999,490'.47
124.00
999,614.47
De'schutes-----'-'
1,298.32
1,298.32'
Douglas-------­
5,216,602.98
* 32,975.56
5,249,578,54
Gilliam--~----­
1,482:80
1 ;482 .80
Grant---------­
3,838.02
3,838.02
Harney--------.;.
,8,176.858,176.85
Hood River----­
15,00
15.00
Jackson-------­
3,299,020,35
1,226.53
3,300,246.88
Jefferson-----­
1,243.71
1,243.71
Josephine-----­
2,631,204.49
116.18
2,631',320.67
K1amath-------­
472,924.12
2,155.61
475',{)79.73
Lake--------..,-­
3,069.23
'3,069.23
Lane..,---------­
3,019,545.66
120.00
3,019,665.66
Lincoln-------­
76,089.70
36.81
76,126.51
Lin~-----~---c­
532,006.41
15.00
532,015.41
Ma1heur-----'--­
10,843.58
10,843.58
"Marion­ --­ -:'---'
282; 595 .30
282,595.30
,Morrow--------­
470;95
470.95 '
Multnomah-----­
230,382.71
230,382.71
Po1k----------­
447,874.64
447,874,.64
Sherman-------­
1,168.511,168.51
Ti11amook----"­
105,366.40
52.85
105;419.25
Umatil1a------­
554.62
554.62
Union---------­
49.16
49.16
Wa1lowa-------­
465.42
465.42
Wasco-----c--..,­
1,584.17
1,584.17
Washington---~­
107,166.22
'52;50
107,218.72
Whee1er-------­
2,403.67
2,403.67
Yamhill-------­
152,179~41
3.55
152,182.96
Total-------, $21,136,028.75$251,074.73 $21,387,103.48
Payment to State of Oregon from sale 'of public domain
timber, ,etc. -,- - :-:----- -- ------ -- - -- - --------51,553.15
,Payme~ts to State of Wash. and Wash ~ Counties, all
sources-_---------~-------------~----------~--10,625.34'
'Tota1"payments t~ Counties and States, FY 1964$21,449,281.97'
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RESOURCE MANAGEMENT RECEIPTS
COMMERCIAL FOREST LAND
Total 'collections made.· by· the ·Bure·au.. of .Land Management from the
indicated·sou·rc'e. eollectio'nsare' deposited in the·(j .. S.··Treas­
ury. .
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Data'are'as bf 6-30-64'
Source
FY. 1963
FY 1964
Mineral Leases------ ,$
,9,169 $
1,606
T imner·· Sa 1es , , O&c!I~' 30,062,541" 42,272 ;'057
Timber. Sales, CBWR~-·
1',199,371
2,314,736.
Timber Sales, PD---1,109,888·' 1,271;367
Land Sa1es---------66,310 .
16,755
Gr~zin~.Fees-~---~~326,431.' 431~932
Rig~t-of-Way Fees-~~'
4,480'
"6,131
Rerit' or .Land-'----.;-:.·
985
'i ,437
OtherSou~ces----";-'-.
46,445
159,865
Tota1s.------------"- .$32,825,620 $46,482,486
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District
W~shington
Oregon
FY 1963
Lakeview --------­
Burns-----------­
FY 1964
Prlnevil1e------­
Baker-----~---~-­
..-h!.!l
,$37,8l3
6,102
, 27,897
10,723
7,496
.' 200
2,195
$65,02,? e
Receipts from O&C .lands managed by Forest Service are included.
2,000 2,975 25,000
30,000
Va1e----~------'-­
$ 3,316 . $ 10,409
'12,758
'3;662,
9,361
3,149
'455
. '. A~riual Allowable Cut M. bd.ft. Connnercial ..
Forest Land
Acres
Sa1em---------~-­
Eugene- -- - --- - -'-;.
. Roseburg------.--,­
Medford---------~
Coos Bay------.;;.­
'Oregon Tota1---·
.
et~kime-------~~~
Ore.:'Wash. Total
73,140
25,000
405',910
3l3,568
412,640
725,527
315,109'
2,325,894
5,120
2,250
267,000
173,000
187,000
'272,000
'228,000
l,l39,345
99,437
2,425,33l
6,300 1,145,645 . TIMBER SALES
APPROPRIATIONS FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
For. BLM. ip Oregon and Washington"
FY 1963
FY 1964
.., .. -:-.!:....!.....::..~~-.,----'~~~
Inves tmen ts
Range Conservation & Deve1opment·-.,..,.--'· $1,927,700
Building Constructii:.m--.- -------..:---~-'..
182, ciob
Road Construction
Acquisition::---.,.7,290,900
Recreation Construction---------.----250,000.
Accelerated Public Works--------.----,.-,. 2,458,.600.
Forest Deve1opment-------------.----.,.1,079,800
Maintenance of Capital Investments--430;000 ..
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Resource Protection
Fire Presuppressio~--------.:.--------­
Fore~t Protection~--:.---------------­
Bl,~ster Rust Contro 1- - - - -- - - -- -.-'- - - -;-
Management
Lands &' Minera1s;;..;.--------;.----- __ .:. __ .
Grazing Administration----------·~----:
Forest Management-------------------­
Cadastral Survey--------------------TOta1-----------------------~-----
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'$2,052,000
. 16,000
. 7,2,22,900
225,000
1,7f?4,200
873 ,800
704,000
0
207,000
720,000
45,00.0
220,000
764,000
45,000
'561,600
630,600
3,768,800
. - 374,700
$l9,926,700
545,700
617,800
4,432,500
434,900
$19,918,100
Volumes and s'a1e prices of timber sold from lands managed by BLM
dudng fiscal years 1963 and 1964.
District
FY 1963
Vo1unie
M.bd.ft.
Lakeview------1,899·
Burns---------3,468
Va1e----------­
2,298
Prineville----227
Cllraker---------327,372
a1 em-.-- - -- - --Eugene--------326,660
256,569
Roseburg------276,191
Medford-- - -- -- -'.
Coos Bay------380,475
Oregon Tota1- 1,575,159
Spokane~------680
Ore.-Wash.Total 1,575,839
$
Value
38,729 .
45,446
FY 1964
Volume
M.bd. ft.
1,846
2,355
25,597
4,201
7,485,482
9,406,771
5,355,839
5,642,934
8,547,254
$36,552,253
143
288
319,933
334,490
. 243,639
254,944
'416,332'
1,573,970
4,841
$36,557,094'
1,574,085
7
' 115
$
Value
55,174
21,229
2,646
4,969
8,650,l38
10;752,828
5,079,640
5,875,528
. -·i1 ,107,082
$41,549,234
1,099
$41,550,333
TIMBER HARVEST ACREAGES
RlCfORESTAT LON
Acreages from which the timber sold in fiscal years 1963 and 1964
will be harvested.
FY 1963
FY 1964
District
Lakeview----------Burns-------------Vale--------------Prineville--------Baker--------------
Clear-Cut
Acres
Partial-Cut
Acres
Partial-Cut
Acres
11
538
562
1,669
685
11
5
Eugene------------Roseburg----------Medford-----------Coos Bay-----------Oregon Total-----
7,748
6,722
6,583
4,970
7,031
33,176
1,034
52
3,535
2,501
5,190
8,037
2,349
25,052
Spokane-----------Ore. -WasLl. Total-
81
33,257
56
25,108
Salem---~----------
Clear-Cut
Acres
106
9
5,939
6,692
6,065
4,710
7,108
30,534
30,534
Rt'[o,'estation work in site preparation, planting, and seeding is
tahulated here. Natural reforestation acreages are not included.
I'Y 1963
Lakeview--------Burns-----------­
Vale------------­
Prineville------­
Baker-----------­
Salem-----------Eugene----------­
Roscburg--------Me,dto,-d---------C "coos I\"y--------_J Orc-gon Tot31---
1
69
4,723
4,255
6,689
7,128
3,904
27,8::
0
District
Lakeview-----------
Acres
Thinned
--'~
Acres
Pruned
(:'~-(=';
494
60
Acres
Thinned
Acres
Pruned
435
Burns-------------Vale--------------Prineville--------Baker-------------Salem-------------Eugene------------Roseburg----------Medford-----------Coos Bay----------Oregon Total-----
52
130
400
28
290
1,066
l,460
3,980
102
~6T6
Spokane-----------­
Ore.-Wash. Total-
3,'980
102
2,616
100
699
120
983
86
293
2
8
M
Trees
Acres
Lbs.
Seeds
ing
Acres
50
440
120
212
106
652
104
25
104
Seeding
Planting
& Seed­
360
2390
1809
6080
4100
3370
5472
6196
2438
22016
2075
663
2522
3026
1137
9543
1966
2211
3794
5527
1632
15446
1476
1752
3310
4411
1224
12304
6066
5581
9266
11723
4070
37462
Spokane---------­
Ore.-Wash Total 6080
22016
9543
15446
12304
37462
100
68
100
46
1471
---../
FY 1964
FY 1963
Acres
Planting
27,869
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TIMBER STAND IMPROVEMENT (Precommercial)
Site
Prep­
ara­
tion
o
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\\ FY 1964
Lakeview--------- 210
Burns-----------­
Vale------------­
Prineville------62
Baker------------ 120
Salem-----------69
Eugene----------- 2053
Roseburg--------- 693L
Medford---------- 343
Coos Bay--------­
Oregon TotaL--- 9788
46
38
4000
3705
8226
5336
2917
24330
2021
1203
4129
2643
1776
L18 73
2998
1497
1463
2439
530
892 7
2197
1070
1199
L855
413
6734
6998
5202
9689
7775
3447
33257
Spokane---------­ Ore.-Wash Total-9788
24330
L1878
8927
6734
33257", *From 1958 through 1964, a total of 202,904 acres was reforested.
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TIMBER TRESPASSES NON-TIMBER FOREST PRODUCTS SALES
FY 1963
District
.Item & Unit.
Quantity
Sold
Sale
Value
Quantity
Sold
Sale
ira lue
District
$
$
Lake~iew------------------­
Vale-------~--------------­
I
"I
I
I
.j
40
63
20,000
79
200
714
24
150
70,370
1,509
630
1 ,657 .
l33
8
704
120
310
19 "'e
~pokane----~---~-
1
105
re.-Wash.Tota1-- 91 $117,568
--',,: !
~""i •
10 15 lO
500
750
200
570
20
250
5,000
62 50 3,750'
75.
500
')
Cases
Pending
6-30-63
Cases'Closed
Co11ecNo.
tions
2
29
2
4
2,316
iOO
O
287
23
10
3
19
23
43
51
14
169
1,932
6,559
21 ,398
14,719
65,960
23,983
14!651
$158,581
16 8
97 60
114 188 26 542
9
618
1
170
1,509
$158,581
8
550
PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS Acres Surveyed------Acres Resurveyed----Miles of. Line Re­
$1,326
surveyed-------~---
--
':.
.:,
-- $1,252
$1.326
Miles of Ties-------Corners RemonumentedSections Subdivided-~ineral Surveys-----odes and Mil1sites-Books of Field NotesPlats Accepted-------
FY1964
Oregon
Washington
103,217
1,426
1,414
149
45
124
16
.2
8
25
44
134
3
13
6
5
!
10 33 '!i
." t. :
12 10
93
. 10
$1 ;25?
1,060
6,810
21
9
105
69
145
198
31
69 9 FY 1963
50
100
$
Cases Pending 6-30-64 '~
~:,:~
2,600
2,000
2
12
14
19
36
554
Salem-----------56,423
·Eugene----------.24,366
Roseburg- -- -- - --14,234
Medford---------18,258
Coos Bay--------- ..!!.
2!890
Oregon Total--- 90 $117,463
Baker----~~------
775
Spokane--------------------
"
$
Prineville---~---
2,000
I
Oregon-Washington Total--
Cases Closed
CollecNo.
tions
Lakeview---------- 2
Burns------------ 1
Vale--------------
Burns--"------------------­
Prineville Boughs, pound------------·
Baker---------------------­ Salem Christmas trees, each---­
Boughs, pound-----------­
Ferns, acres------------­
Moss, bale---~----------­
Cascara, pound----------­
Brush, acre-------------Eugene
Ferns, bunch------------­
Cascara, pound----------­
Brush, bunch------------Roseburg
Christmas trees, each---­
Ferns, bunch------------­
Medford Christmas trees---------­
Cones, bushels----------.~
Coos Bay Ferns & Brush, acres----­
Cones, bushels----------­
Oregon Total----------
FY 1964 FY 1964 FY.1963.: .
11
Oregon
Washington
40 26,128 22 2
388
4
1
10
25
16
~
74 2
6
3
3
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LIVESTOCK GRAZING
FORAGE PROVIDED
Grazing use is tabulated for calendar year 1964.
Acreages are as of 6-30-64.,
Numbers of livestock operators, permits and leases, and
number of animal-uriit-months of forage provided in
calendar year 1964. '
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District
Lakeview
Permits----------Leases-----------Burns
Permits----------Leases-----------Vale
Permits-~---------
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Leases-----------­
Prineville
Permits----------Leases-----------Baker
Permits--------~--
Leases-----------Salem
Leases-----------Eugene
Leases-----------Roseburg
Number Cattle &
Horses
Number Shee2
Acres
District
32,853
2,500
11,773
1,500
3,327,806,
60,986
53,327
10;000
13,110
2,200
3,289,876
189,573
79,931
32,518, 4,637,001
20,424
20,000
10,520
22,00()
1,021,701
297,352
32,505
18,000
16,824
15,000
363,220
127,431
Lakeview:-----------Burns--------------­
Va1e---------------Prinevi11e---------Baker---------------
21,878
294
28,415
Leases--~--------613
Medford
Leases------------ 21,473
Coos Bay Leases-----------92
Oregon Tota1------ 292,308
2 2 929
128,191 13,877,568
Spokane
Leases-----------6,755
Ore.-Wash. Tota1---- 299,063
5,251
211,777
133,442 14,089,345
419
2,327
Coos, Bay-----------­
Oregon Tota1------
145',487
297,662
399,386
120,163
99,691
' 974
1,222
2,341
.31,258
460
1,098,644
Spokane------------Ore.-Wash. Tota1--
431
2';570
435
2,474
30 2 253
1,128,897
Medford---~---------
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Animal
Unit
Months
214
352
' 337
469
423
8
i2
39
183
2
2,039
Sa1em----~----------
.
Number of
Permits &
Leases
214
352
337
434
423
8
12
39
318
2
2,139
Eugene-------------- '
Roseburg-----------­
~:'
296
Number
of
O£erators
BIG GAME POPULATION ESTIMATES
16,915
Big game animals which use lands managed by BLM.
492,485 District
Lakeview----------~--
4,600
2,800
1,500
4,000
Roseburg-------------'
Medford-- - -- --'-- - - --Coos Bay------:..-----Oregon Tota1-------
12,900
Spokane-------------Ore.-Wash. Tota1---
12,900
800
256,800
Sa1em--------------~Eugene--------~-----"
Deer
32,000
50,000
45,000
8,000
10,000
25,000
12,000
20,000
38,000
16,000
256,000
Burns---------------Va1e----------------Prinevi11e----------Baker------------:----
.
Pronghorn
Ante10Ee
13
Elk
400
100
300
20
20
1,000
120
3,520
5,480
20
5,500
,w,'
RANGE'IMPROVEMENTS
RECREATION SITES
Maj<;r range, imptovemkrit~ are 'tabli,latedhere. ; O~heracco~plish­
ments include preparation of watershed'rDa l1 agement Plaps,' soil
stabilization, and water control.
'
FY 1963,
~rush
Distri.ct
Control
Acres
Grass
Seeding
,Acres
Lakeview-~--------­
Burns---~~--------­
Vale~-~-----------­
Prineville---------
, Baker~--~---------­
Salem-~ - ~';.. -- --- ---­
Eugene------------­
Rosebutg----------­
20,300,
66,400
3,600
5,700
4,100
5,200
12,500
9,000
400
Water
Development
Number
37
37
128
44 56 63 17 24
13
'BLM Recreation Sites
No. of
Sites
-­
Lakeview- ----'- - - - -----­
li7
Medford-~--------~~
Coos,Bay----------~'
Oregon:,Total-- -,.­
2
32,217
217
32,217
Total-' Vale-----------~---
Pr ineville-~- --.:. __ ,c
Baker-----7-------Salem-------------­
39,503
" 3,700
3,000
32,800
12,700
9,866
4,700
2,600
10
73
p,;ineville-------~----­
2; 4_
ill
Coos Bay-'-------------­
Oregon Total--------­
59
Spokane---------------­
'Ore.-Wash. Total----­
59
445
Medford-~-------------­
37 35 52 19 36 6
96
35
69
84
88
445
Eugene----------------Roseburg--------------­
204
108,
65
129
4
36
~f~em--------------~--­
Spokane-------~---,.'
342
Ore.-wash. Total­
14
ill
342
'
'
..
G
-179
.~
2
3
t aaker---- ---- --- --'----­
12
5
10
15
7
"
212
41
98
74
75
570
570
11
4
3
12
13
55
57
100 62,806
'10
Other
'Agency
'Sites
1
40 Eugene------;..-~---­
Roseburg----------­ Medford-- - - - - ---- -,­
Coos Bay-,.~-------­
Oregon Total----­
Picnic'
Units'
,~~le--,c--;..~_---~-----~­
FY 1964
Lakevieo/----------Burns-----'--------­
Camping
tihits
Burns--7~----~----~--;"­
900
Spokane----------~~ Ore.-W~sh.
Fencing
Miles
The first 't'hree coluinnsapply' to<'rec'i:'eation sites installed and
operated as cif 6-30-64 by the Bureau of Land tta~agement. The
last column, shows the number of recreation sites as' of 6-30-64
which' BLM had ,provided 'to, other, cpu bl'ic agencies, by ,coopera tive
agreement, lease, sale, permit or special legislative act. Those
,agencies; in most cases, instali recreation facilities a'nd manage
their use,' but BLMrnanages timber, forage, 'and other resources.
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RECREATION VISIT ESTIMATES
'BLM Recreation Sites
Day
Visits
Calendar Year 1J63
District
Camping
V:isits
2,000
Lakeview-- - - -,-- ---­
Burns-.,---------.,-.:
Va1e--------~----~­
Prinevi11e-------~­
Baker----------::.--­
Sa1em~-------~----~
Medford--'- ----- ---­
Coos Bay----------Oregon Tota1---~-
,95,00()
9,000:
7,000
3,000
15,000
l31,000
Spokane---:--------­
Ore.-Wash. Tota1-
l31,000
Eugene------------­
Roseburg-------~--­
1,900
, 1 ,500
700
700
1,700
7,100
Fire presuppress'ion work, ,number of fires, and acreages burned
on lands managed 'by the Bureau of Land Management in Oregon and
Washington. Fire control is by BLM in eastern Oregon and by
contract in western Oregon and Washington.
'
Recreation
Visits
to Other
BLM Areas
CY 1963
175,000
170,000
59,000
485,000
88,000
300,000
50,000
86,000
1;014,000
30,000
2,457,000
Hazard Reduction, acres
Fire' Breaks, mil es
New Lookout Buildings
New G~ard Stations
Fires, By District
Lakeview----------------Burns-------------------, : rinevi11e--------------a
, Baker--------------------
~
va1e------------~-------•
ff
225,000
2,682,000
Eugene--~---------­
Roseburg----------­
Medford----------~­
Coos Bay----------Oregon Totai----- '
6,000
2,100
106,000
12,000
13,000
l3,000
45,000
195,000
8,200
2,000
3,500
3,600
11 ,600
31,000
Spokane:-------~--­
'Ore.-Wash.
Tot~l-
195,000 Sa1em-------------------­
Eugene------------------Roseburg----------------­
Medford-----------------­
Coos Bay---------.:------Oregon Tota1----------­
Spokane---------:.:.-------­
Ore.-Wash. Tota1-------
170,000
,125,000
142,000
752,000
90,000
375,000 '
100,000
85,000
1, III ,000
115,000
3,065,000
245,000 3,310,000
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201
40
3
2
98
290
2
Number
Acres
71
55
3,383
32,712
1,068
20,155
14
54
89,
24
39
7
7
34
12
337
6
343
6)
KEEP
WASHinGTOn
GREED
~:'l
I'
CY 1964
Presuppression
Calendar Year 1964
Lakeview----------Burns-------------­
Vale--------------Prinevil1e--- --- --­
Baker.;~----------:.:.Sa1em--------------
FIRES
17
571
702
51
58,711
58,711'
,Number'
-74
47
37
50
23
11
2
7
28
8
287
7
394
Acres
695
8,347
2,113
6;249
223
6
81
60
176
15
17,969
80
18,049
LAND PATENTS ISSUED
LAND PERMITS AND LEASES
, Oregon
In effect 6-30-64
Leases
Small
Tract-------~---------
Airport-----~---------------
Recreation & Public Purposes
Total-------------------Permits Special Land-Use-----------Camps ite- - -.- -- - -- - -- --- - ---Mineral Spring----~--------T~tal--------------------
No.
Acres
56
3
25
91 905 1,414
2,410
84
24
3,101
80 I
25
3,181
FY 1963
Washington
No.
Acres
41
41
143 143 12
1,~52 1
13
80 1,732 Kind of Pa'tent
No.
Acres
.Oregon
Homestead--------Desert Land------Public Auction---Indian-----------Small Tract--~---Recreation Sale--Exchange---------Reclamation Sa1e-Other------------Tota1----------
2
9
16
8
29
1
16
4
1
86
170
1,887
3,337
454
134
120
10,060
600
158
16,920
' FY 1964
No.
Acres
4
6
721 1,007
3
1
20
8
12 151 21,171
1,005
42
24,067
Washington Homestead------~-4
Desert Land------1
Public Auction---3
Indian------------ 130
Small Tract------- 26
Recreation Sa1e--2
Rec1ama tion Sa1e-2
Mineral Patent---Other------------5
Tota1--------,;.- ill
MINERALS
Oregon Item FY 1963
FY 1964
Mineral Patents Issued-4
2
Mineral' Permits & Licenses
5
Mineral Leases-----~---17
12
P.L.167 Dete~minations Completed, acres------ 104,795 ·273,068
Cumulative Determinations, 869,250
acres------ 596,182
Claims Retaining Surface Rights,
number-~--75
89
acres-----­
1,500
1,780
Percent of Mineralized
Area on Which P.L.167
Action is Comp1ete---35
Washington
FY 1963
FY 1964.
2
4
560
130 167
10,696 68
62
240
542
12,465
8
143,414 143,414
143,414 6
6
120
120 95_
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~(,
18 19 2
320 4
316
15
10
5
3
2
IT
37
1,283 295
113 73
2,437
'RIGHT-OF-WAY PERMITS ISSUED
Includes right-o f-way perm:[ts; for electr~cal
power transmission lines, cOIIllIlunication sites,
pipelines, roads other 'than logging roads, in
western Oregon, etc.
FY 1963
fY 1964
Oregon------------------ '
Washington-------------­
Total--------------
I
!
147
20
82
13
ill
9s
I
ROADS
FY 1963
1/
Road Rights-of-way, Oregon-
Logging road right-'of-way permits issu'ed. Sal em-- - -- - - - -.:. -- - -- - -- ----- -- -:.. - -- - - --- -' '
Eugene- -- - - - - -- --'- -- - - - --- - - -- -- - -- - - - ---'
Roseburg--------------------------------­
Medford-------------------------------~-~
Coos Bay--------------------------------Oregon Total------------------------~--
50 ' 17 45 16 31 159
Road use and right-of-way agreements signed,..-'-
47
Road easements acquired, miles----------------
258
Roa d
.
Construct~on,
,~
207
1/
0 regon-
Roads constructed with appro'priated funds, miles
Roads constructed with appropriated funds to 6-30-64, miles--------------------------­
Major roads purchased to 6-30-64, mi1es------­
Permanent roads constructed by timber
purchasers, mi1es--------------------------Permanent roads constructed by timber purchasers to 6-30-64, mi1es----------------
!/
FY 1964
None in Washington.
127
38 586
600
H
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17
38
37
9
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Created in 1849, the Department of the Interior
- a Department of Conservation - is concerned
with the management, conservation, and develop­
ment of'the Nation's water, wildlife, mineral, forest,
range, and recreational resources. It also has major
responsibilities for Indian and Territorial affairs.
As the Nation's principal conservation agency,
the Department works to assure that nonrenew­
able resources are developed and used wisely, that
pal"k and recreational resources are conserved for
the future, and that renewable resources make
their full contribution to the progress, prosperity,
and seeurity of t!1e United States - now and ill the
future.
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