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FACTS OREGON AND WASHINGTON 1970 - 1971 .
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Land Management
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BLM Offices in Oregon and Washington--------------------~---­
Lands Managed by BLM----------------------------------------­
Permanent Employees of BLM----------------------------------­
Payments to Counties and States, FY 1970--------------------­
Payments to Counties and States, FY 1971--------------------­
Resource Management Receipts--------------------------------­
Expenditures for Resource Management------------------------­
Commercial Forest Land--------------------------------------Timber Sa1es------------------------------------------------Timber Harvest Acreages-------------------------------------­
Timber Stand Improvement (Precommercia1)--------------------Reforestation-----------------------------------------------Non-Timber Forest Products Sa1es----------------------------Timber Trespass---------------------------------------------Livestock Grazing-~-----------------------------------------Forage Provided---------------------------------------------Big Game Population Estimates-------------------------------­
Resource Development and, Conservation-~---------------------Recreation Sites------------------~-------------------------Estimated Recreation Visits-------------------------~-------Fire Contro1------------------------------------------------­
Land Leases------------------------------,-------------------Lands Classified for Multiple Use Management----------------Minerals----------------------------------------------------Land Patents Issued-----------------------------------------­
Lands Received by BLM---------------------------------------­
Road Right of Way Permits and Agreements--------------------­
Road Right of Way Easements and Deeds Acquired--------------Roads Constructed-------------------------------------------Miles of Road Maintained------------------------------------Rights of Way-----------------------------------------------Public Land Surveys------------------------------------------
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This booklet contains statistics about the Bureau of Land
Management in Oregon and Washington. Most of the figures pertain
to fiscal year 1971 (July 1, 1970 to June 30, 1971). For compari­
son, data for the preceding year are usually listed, too. In a
few cases it has been more appropriate to list data on a calendar
year basis.
As one means of conserving natural resources, this booklet is
printed on recycled paper.
August 1971
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Land Management
Oregon and Washington
Archie D. Craft
State Director
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LANDS MANAGED BY THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Public lands under the exclusive jurisdiction 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 Utilization Project lands, and certain
other categories. Acreages are as of June 30, 1971 and are
approximate. Lands managed by BLM are 25 percent of the total
acreage of Oregon and less than 1 percent of Washington.
OREGON STATE OFFICE
729 NE Oregon Street
P. O. Box 2965
Portland, Oregon 97208
234-3361
Ext. 4001
LAKEVIEW DISTRICT
357 North L Street
P. O. Box 151
Lakeview, Oregon 97630
947-2177
BURNS DISTRICT
74 So. Alvord Street
Burns, Oregon 97720
573-2071
VALE 'DISTRICT
365 A Street West
P. O. Box 700 Vale, Oregon 97918 473-3144
PRINEVILLE DISTRICT
185 East 4th Street
P. O. Box 550
Prineville, Oregon 97754
447-4115
BAKER DISTRICT
Federal Building
P. O. Box 589 Baker, Oregon 97814 523-6391
Chester E. Conard
District Manager
SALEM DISTRICT
3550 Liberty Road South
P. O. Box 3227 Salem, Oregon 97302 585-1793
Boris T. Vladimiroff
District Manager
PERMANENT EMPLOYEES OF BLM
EUGENE DISTRICT
1255 Pearl Street
P. O. Box 392 Eugene, Oregon 97401 342-5141
Joseph C. Dose
District Manager
District
ROSEBURG DISTRICT
1928 Airport Road
P. O. Box 1045
Roseburg, Oregon 97470
672-4491
George C. Francis
District Manager
MEDFORD DISTRICT
310 West 6th Street
Medford, Oregon 97501
779-2351
Donald J. Schofield
District Manager
COOS BAY DISTRICT
375 Park Avenue
P. O. Box 1139
Coos Bay, Oregon 97420
267-3138
Edward G. Stauber
District Manager
Donald G. Gipe
District Manager
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456-2570
SPOKANE DISTRICT
West 920 Riverside Avenue
Spokane, Washington 99201
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L. Christian Vosler
District Manager
Marlyn V. Jones
District Manager, Acting
Donald Z. Robins
'District Manager
Paul W. Arrasmith
District Manager
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Acres
Coos Bay-----------------------------------------­
Oregon Total-----------------------------------­
3,213,000
3,485,000
4,666,000
1,385,000
546,000
415,000
317 ,000
424,000
911,000
330,000
15,692,000
Spokane------------------------------------------­
Ore-Wash Total---------------------------------­
292,000
15,984,000
Lakeview-----------------------------------------­
Burns--------------------------------------------­
Vale---------------------------------------------­
Prineville---------------------------------------­
Baker--------------------------------------------­
Salem--------------------------------------------­
Eugene-------------------------------------------­
Roseburg-----------------------------------------­
Medford---------~--------------------------------­
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1970
January 1
1971
Lakeview-------­ --------­
Burns----------­ --------­
Vale------------­ -------­
Prineville-----­ ---------­
Baker----------­ --------­
Salem----------­ --------­
Eugene---------­ --------­
Roseburg-------­ --------­
Medford--------­ --------­
Coos Bay-------­ --------­
Spokane--------­ --------­
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28
47
27
20
127
84
96
115
97
13
23
29
45
28
19
125
84
96
120
99
12
23
28
46
30
20
127
80
95
123
100
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State Office---­ --------­
Ore-Wash Total --------­
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105
785
117
800
774
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June 30
1971
PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES AND STATES, FY 1970
PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES AND STATES, FY 1971
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 1970.
Distribution of proceeds to Oregon
Oregon and Washington derived from
administered by the Bureau of Land
Revenues are from sales of timber,
r~nta1 and sales of land, and from
year 1971.
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Resource
Management
O&C Lands
Oregon Counties
Baker-----------­
Benton----------­
C1ackamas-------­
C1atsop---------­
Co1umbia--------­
Coos------------­
$
Mineral
& Grazing
Public Domain
*inc1udes CBWR
Pay!!!ents
$
829,205.88
1,631,805.13
610,802.88
1,741,037.26
Crook---~-------­
Curry-----------­
Deschutes-------­
Doug1as---------­
Gi11iam---------­
Grant-----------­
Harney----------­
Hood River------­
lackson---------­
lefferson-------­
Josephine-------­
K1amath---------­
Lake------------­
Lane------------­
Linco1n---------­
Linn------------­
Ma1heur---------­
Marion----------­
Morrow----------­
Multnomah-------­
Po1k------------­
Sherman---------­
Ti11amook-------­
Umatil1a--------­
Union-----------­
Wa110wa---------­
Wasco-----------­
Washington----­
Whee1er---------­
Yamhi11---------­
Tota1---------­
counties and to the States of
resource manag'ement on lands
Management in those states.
grazing fees, mineral fees,
other sources during fiscal
1,080,792.75
7,392,031.05
4,624,076.91
3,564,700.01
690,513.08
4,506,040.48
106,232.78
779,040.40
430,832.95
1,794.78
9.57
35.00
345.00
*323,564.19
26,353.69
142.00
1,578,64
54,475.56
1,373.59
6,462.86
9,9,96.50
1,267.10
1,051. 72
73.14
1,972.37
4,510.85
5.00
71.88
15,072.01
22.50
7.53
214,437.46
637,396.68
165,251.00
185,231.93
212,465.56
$29,401,894.19
1,115.50
16.25
232.00
24.90
469.45
1,65,7.36
67.50
1,731. 82
2.50
$455,502.76
Total
Pay!!!ents
$
1,794.78
829,215.45
1,631,805.13
35.00
611,147.88
2,064.601.45
26,353.69
1,080,934.75
1,578.64
Baker-----------Benton----------­
C1ackamas-------­
C1atsop---------­
Co1umbia--------­
Coos------------­
Crook-----------­
Curry-----------­
1,373.59
6,462.86
9,996.50
Payment to State of Oregon from sale of public domain
78,987.81
timber, materials, lands, etc.-----------------­
Paymeni to State of Wash. & Wash. counties,
10,165.46
all sources------------------------------------Total payments to counties and States, FY 1970 $29,946,550.22
$
$
30.00
345.00
*372,942.29
36,372.86
159.50
661,588.18
1,886,490.32
-1,170,776.42
898,884.47
1,768,629.61
30.00
661,933.18
2,259,432.61
36,372.86
1,170,935.92
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8,067,892.40
8,009,590.25 (est.)*58,302.15
Doug1as--------~­
2,000.52
2,000.52
Gi11iam---------­
10,637.57
10,637.57
Grant-----------25,775.95
25,775.95
Harney----------­
Hood River------­
5,01l,840.62
1,450.23
Jackson---------­ 5,010,390.39
1,213.03
1,213.03
Jefferson-------­
3,862,601.91
92.92
Josephine-------­ 3,862,508.99
750,760.72
2,559.47
748,201.25
K1amath---------­
6,769.19'
6,769.19
Lake------------­
4,882,492.73
Lane------------­ 4,882,492.73
5.00
115,1l2.88
115,107.88
Linc01n---------­
844,124.48
844,124.48
Linn------------­
38,523.85
38,523.85
Ma1heur---------­
466,835.70
9.28
466,826.42
'Marion----------­
73.32
73.32
Morrow----------­
241,309.30
241,309.30
Multnomah-------­
690,647.30
690,647.30
Po1k------------­
1,353.39
1,353.39
Sherman---------­
179,056.71
179,056.71
Ti11amook-------­
361.11
361.il
Umati11a--------­
66.02
66.02
Union-----------­
552.20
552.20
Wa11owa---------2,132.54
2,132.54
Wasco-----------­
Washington------­
200,763.36
67.50
200, 830~ 86
- Whe e Ie r---------­
1,949.86
1,949.86
Yamhil1---------­
230,215.76
230,215.76
Tota1----------$31,867,200.32
$564,148.25 $32,431,348.57
Payment to State of Oregon from sale of public domain
timber, materials, lands, etc.-----------------$107,127.33
Payment to State of Wash. & Wash. counties,
all sources-------------------------------______
21,511.93
Total payments to counties and States, FY 1971 $32,559,981.83
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403.5C
898,480.97
1,768,629.61
Total
Payments
Deschutes-------­
7~446,5U6.61
4,625,344.01
1,051.72
3,564,773.15
692,485.45
4,510.85
4,506,040.48
106,237.78
779,112.28
15,072.01
430,855.45
7.53
214,437.46
637,396.68
1,115.50
165,267.25
232.00
24.90
469.45
1,657.36
185,299.43
1,731.82
212,468.06
$29.857,3'16.95
Mineral
& Grazing
Pub I i c Domain
*inc1udes CBWR
Pay!!!ents
Resource
Management
O&C Lands
Oregon Counties
counties and to the States of
resource management on lands
Management in those states.
grazing fees, mineral fees,
other sources during fiscal
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RESOURCE MANAGEMENT RECEIPTS
COMMERCIAL FOREST LAND
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Total collection made by the Bureau of Land Management from the
indicated source. Collections are deposited in the U. S. Treasury.
Oregon
Source
FY 1970
Mineral Leases-------­ $
73,635
Timber Sales, O&C 11-­ 58,803,788
2,642,467
Timber Sales, CBWR II­
1,812,028
Timber Sales, PD-----­
162,667
Land & Material Sa1es­
432,540
Grazing Fees---------­
1,398
Rent of Land---------­
Fines, Penalties &
Forfeitures--------­
63,379
Other Sources--------­
31.255
Tota1--------------­ $64,023,207
Washington
FY 1971
FY 1970
FY 1971
280
$ 15,008
183,541
$
63,734,401
2,616,176
2,636,122
42,062
603,429
1,729
$
42,036
22,951
14,922
590
165,622
2,216
18,566
228
62,978
41.726
$69,922,164
272
1.823
$144,277
530
7.337
$209,507
Data are as of 6-30-71
Commercial
Forest Land
Acres
District
Lakeview-----------------Burns--------------------­
Va1e---------------------­
Prinevi11e----------------
30,000 53,300 2,000
8,900
Sa1em--------------------Eugene-------------------Roseburg-----------------­
Medford------------------­
Coos Bay-----------------Oregon Tota1------~-----
72,150 20,692 351,812
298,955
376,088
689,631
277 .200
2,169,828
9,-100
3,900
267,000
173,000
187,000
272,000
228.000
1,150,900
Spokane------------------­
Ore-Wash Tota1----------
52.600
2,222,428
5,500
1,156,400
Baker--------~-----------­
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FY 1970 receipts
from O&C lands managed by USFS amount to $10,366,378 and FY 1971 receii~
amount to $6,682,186.
Annual
Allowable Cut
M.bd.ft.
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TIMBER SALES
Volumes and sale prices of timber sold from lands managed by BLM
during fiscal years 1970 and 1971.
EXPENDITURES FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
For BLM in Oregon and Washington
FY 1970
FY 1970
Investments
Soil and Watershed Conservation-------­
$1,560,600
144,000
Range Improvement---------------------­
Range Fire & Storm Damage Rehabilitation
170,600
Building Construction-----------------­
12,335,800
Road Construction & Acquisition-------­
631,800
Recreation Construction~--------------­
Forest Deve10pment--------------------­ / 1,189,400
2,777,900
Maintenance of Capital Investments----Resource Protection
Fire Presuppression-------------------­
Forest Protection---------------------­
Blister Rust Contro1-------------------
FY 1971
$1,287,500
145,100
175,500
5,647,300
387,000
1,697,700
3,512,600
354,200
921,500
85,100
7,843,900
300,300
301.600
Tota1------------------~--------------- $28,631,500
7,454,400
318,500
340.100
$22,326,500
Expenditures for FY 1970 totaled $28,631,500
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Value
Volume
M.bd.ft.
Value
Lakeview-------1,856
6,190
Burns----------Va1e-----------­
Prinevi11e-----13,884
3,222
Baker----------Sa1em----------408,850
225,152
Eugene---------300,499
Roseburg-------393,545
Medford--------Coos Bay-------334.182
Oregon Tota1-- 1,687,380
77,150
124,941
1,713
3,116
284,448
59,373
21,],07,658
12,847,617
14,143,425
15,676,364
-18.326.035
$82,647,011
1,143
4,480
300,235
179,172
239,214
282,715
234.084
1,245,932
17,874
98,389
12,506,136
8,729,689
9,341,953
10,164,773
11.169.959
$52,188,789
Spokane--------2.595
Ore-Wash------ 1,689,975
45.006
$82,692,017
4.029
1,249,961
82.269
$52,271,058
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321,800
951,500
102, JOO
Management
Resource Management-~~----------------­
Lands & Minera1s-----~----------------­
Cadastral Survey-----..:,---------------
District
Volume
M.bd. ft.
$
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$
86,862
73,154
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TIMBER HARVEST ACREAGES
Acreages from· which the timber sold in fiscal years 1970 and 1971
will be harvested.
FY 1970 District
Clear-Cut
Acres
222
13
6,202
4,194
7,192
2,827
'5,026
25,679
Spokane----------Ore-Wash Total--
4
25,683
1,475 1,027
Clear-Cut
Acres
FY 1970 Partial-Cut
Acres
33
6
3
4,732
3,078
6,774
2,256
356
422
5,662
2,498
5,496
24,238
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68,058
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20,595
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District
Lakeview-----~----
Acres
Thinned ,
Acres Released
From Brush
70 174 Burns------------­
Vale-------------­
Prineville·-------­ Baker------------­
Salem------------­
Eugene-----------­
Roseburg---------­
Medford----------­
Coos Bay---------Oregon Total----
328 290 1,317 678
Spokane----------­
Ore-Wash Total--
40
3,189
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FY 1971
FY 1970 Acres
Thinned
292
3,149 Vale-----------­
Prineville-----Baker----------­
Salem----------Eugene---------Roseburg-------Medford--------Coos Bay--------
Oregon Total--
829
Spokane--------­
Ore-Wash Total
829
FY 1971 District Acres
Released
From Brush
175
280
100
235
520
4,388
852
96
182 6,828
1,952
439
Planting
Seeding
M
Trees
Acres
Acres
Pounds
Seeds
Planting
& Seed­
ing
Acres
Burns--------~~-
41,763
39
20,634
Site
Prepara-
tion
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327
678
3,125
405
11,766
3,457
11,626
29,061
67,385
REFORESTATION
Reforestation work in site preparation, planting, and seeding is
tabulated here. Natural reforestation acreages are not included.
FY 1971
Partial-Cut
Acres
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Lakeview---------Burns------------Vale-------------­
Prineville-------Baker------------Salem7-----------Eugen·e-----------Roseburg---------Medford----------Coos Bay---------Oregon Total----.
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382
2,773
48
85
371
371
3,434
3,132
3,241
2,884
39
Site
Preparation
26 ~
15,868
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15,868
85
1,208
1,164
1,426
915
3,588
1,046
876
910
1,401 -1...§1l
6,140 10,293
2,368
866
666
918
3,151
7,969
7,022
4,178
4,117
3,794
6.965
26,161
6,140 10,293
7,969
26,161
Planting
Seeding
M
Acres
Trees
Lakeview-------­
Burns----------­
Vale-----------­
Prineville-----55
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Baker----------691
2,706
Salem----------4,034
Eugene---------- 2,050
3,847
Roseburg-------- 1,368
699
Medford~-------2,707
Coos Bay-------- 1,605 ~
Oreg on Total-- 6,413 18,137
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2
1,238 1,531
1,669 947
1.783
7,190
Spokane--------- ~
Ore-Wash Total 6,413
7,190
Acres
Pounds
Seeds
496
672
9
9
505
681
505
681
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18,137
Planting
& Seed­
ing
Acres
55
4
2,706
4,530
3,847
2,716
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18,642
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18,642*
*From 1958 through 1971, a total of 386,893 acres were reforested.
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Quantity
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LIVESTOCK GRAZING
Grazing use is tabulated for calendar year 1970.
Value
Oregon:
Christmas trees, each------­
Wi1d1ings, each·-----------­
Cascara bark, pounds-------­
Moss, pounds---------------­
Huckleberry brush, bunches-­
Ferns, bunches-------------­
Greens, bunches------------­
Boughs, pounds-------------­
Cones, bushe1s-------------­
Pitch, ga11ons-------------Oregon Tota1--------------
2,322
4,150
5,462
1,500
5,346
9,547
167
33,057
$2,309
215
69
30
202
219
5
661
295
19
$3,729
3,353
15
12,054
3,500
10,629
7,725
141,837
30
District
$2,096 4
120 70
445
150
Lakeview Permits-------------------­
Leases-------~------------
If
5,437
15
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$8,337
Washington:
$8,337
$3,729
Ore-Wash To.ta1------------
TIMBER TRESPASS
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Lakeview------Burns---------Va1e---------­
Prineville----Baker---------Sa1em---------.Eugene--------Roseburg------Medford-------Coos Bay-----Oregon Tota1Spokane------Ore-Wash Total
Burns
Permits-------------------­
Leases-------------------Vale
Permits-------------------­
Leases--------------------Prineville
Permits------------------­
Leases--------------------(~·~-)Baker
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" . Permi ts------------------­
Leases--------------------Salem
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1970
Cases Closed
Co11ecNo.
tions
FY 1971
Cases
Pending
6-30-70
Cases C'losed
Co11ections
No.
$
$
3
1,500
3
4
4
20
6
10
18
16
81
5,000
6,982
33,005
9,662
7,464
4,745
13,285
$81,643
7
35
13
22
56
10
146
2
84
Cases
Pending
6-30-71
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2
148
$81,849
10
99
3
3
9,022
20
13
15
18
8
77
5,534
14,940
5,i68
11,866
6,864
$53,493
6
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33
11
14
52
15
135
77
$53,493
Number
Sheep &
Goats
Acres
39,820
3,500
1,110
1,000
3,328,753
55,436
53,951
30,000
7 ,340
6,300
3,324,757
178,640
67,904
24,505
4,691,017
15,677
7,100
2,000
1,106,333
322,854
15,904
19,591
7,182
6,660
368,530
33,597
141
25,007
267
25,297
Leases--------------------Roseburg
Leases--------------------Medford
Leases-------------------Coos Bay
Leases--------------------Oregon Total--------------Spokane
Leases-------------------~I Other Wash. Leases-----­
Ore-Wash Tota1-------------
8,473
3,305
278,353
2,500
1,036
48,508
10,125
1,700
419,935
95
266,575
58,833
1,384
13,930,048
5,680
238,072
8,021
14,176,141
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Above figures do not include numbers authorized by Exchange of Use
Agreement.
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Horses
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Grazing use totals during calendar year 1969 were:
Number
Number
Cattle &
Sheep &
Horses
Goats
Oregon---------------------- 306,258
Washington--------------- n,1l8
Ore-Wash Tota1----------- 317,376
68,621
~
74,900
Acres
13,926,224
253,985
14,180,209
FORAGE PROVIDED
Numbers of livestock operators, permits and leases, and number
of animal-unit-months of forage provided in calendar year 1970.
District
Number
of
Operators
Number of
Permits &
Leases
Animal
Unit
Months
169
329
269
438
274
8
11
57
151
2
1,708
169
342
269
447
274
8
11
57
134
2
1,713
148,968
250,969
407,152
94,945
53,651
540
920
3,637
24,644
505
985,931 427
26
2,166
35,883
1.000
1,022,814 ,J
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RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION
Major range conservation projects are tabulated here. Other
accomplishments include preparation of watershed management plaris,
soil stabilization, and water control.
FY 1970
Brush
Control
Acres
Grass
Seeding
Acres
Fencing
Miles
Water
Development
Ntnnber
600
24,100
500
13,100
10,180
11,600
1,890
600
49
54
136
1
29
43
14
160
8
22
Roseburg------------­
Medford-------------­
Coos Bay-------------,
Oregon Tota1-------
25,200
-37,370
269
247
Spokane-------------Ore-Wash Total-----
25,200
-37,370
5
274
_2
249
Brush
Control
Acres
Grass
Seeding
Acres
Fencing
Miles
Water
Development
Number
District
Lakeview-------------Burns----------------Vale-----------------Prineville-----------Baker----------------Salem----------------Eugene---------------Roseburg-------------Medford--------------Coos Bay-------------Oregon-Total-------Spokane---I7--~-------
Other Was~ ---------Ore-Wash Total-----~I
410
26
2,144
Lakeview------------Burns---------------Vale----------------Prineville---~-------
Baker---------------Salem---------------­
Washington grazing lease lands administered by Baker District
Forage provided in calendar year 1969 totaled: Oregon---------------­
1,747
1,760
Washington------~----­
~
~
Ore-Wash Total------
2,237
2,208
'Eugene------------~-­
.
(()
0)
0)
987,647
39.396
1,027,043 FY 1971
District
Lakeview------------Burns---------------­
Vale--------------Prineville----------­
BIG GAME POPULATION ESTIMATES Baker---~-~----------
Big game animals which use lands managed by BLM.(197l)
District
Lakeview--------­
Burns-----------­
Vale------------­
Prineville------­
Baker---------­
Salem-----------­
Eugene-----~----­
Roseburg--------­
Medford---------­
Coos Bay--------Oregon Total--­
Spokane---------­
Ore-Wash Total-
Pronghorn Antelope
Deer
61,000 50,000
30,000
17 ,000
16,000
24,000
10,000
23,000
33,000
15.000
10,250 279,000
----2Q 8,000
10,300 287,000
2,500
3,600
3,200
900
50
12
Elk
150
100
50
1,500
300
100
900
150 2.500
5,750
Bighorn
Sheep
Salem---------------­
Eugene--------------­
Roseburg------------­
Medford-------------­
Coos Bay------------­
Oregon Total-------
Mountain
Goats
60
50
Ii
Spokane-------------­
Ore-Wash Total------
3,500
7
18
32
92
7
18
13,402
135
167
1.970 15,372
211
137
_2
169
2,880
3,010
11
4, 01 511
1,270=-
8
33
87
2,227~1
3,500
~
3,630
--­
~I
Includes following acreages reseeded in emergency watershed
rehabilitation projects on lands burned by wildfires:
Medford--l,685; Baker--425; Prineville--lO; Total--2l20 acres.
r;''l,\\
\JU
110
-12Q
--.!!Q
5,900
150
150
150
)'
.'~
11 Includes 2 miles of protective fence built in emergency pro­
jects to protect lands burned by wildfire.
RECREATION SITES
RECREATION SITES (Continued)
The following table applies to recreation sites constructed and
operated as of 7-1-71 by the Bureau of Land Management.
District.
No. of
Camping
Units
. Name of Si te
Lakeview--- *Gerber Reservoir
Burns------ Page Springs
Fish Lake
Jackman Park
Blitzen Crossing
Vale------- Cow Lakes
Chukar Park
Prineville- *Beavertail
Chimney Rock
*Macks Canyon
Blue Hole Handicap Ramp
Baker------ . Spring
Salem------ Alder Glen
Scaponia
Elkhorn Valley
*Fishermens Bend
Yellowbottom
N. Fork Eagle Creek
Canyon Creek
Dogwood
Wildwood
Little Bend
Alsea Falls
Mill Creek
Missouri Bend
Fan Creek
Dovre
Elk Bend
Eugene----- Turner Creek
Whit taker Creek
*Clay Creek
Sharps Creek
Haight Creek
Lake Creek
South Jetty Roseburg--- Gunter
Tyee
*Rock Creek
*Mill Pond
Cavitt Creek Falls
Scaredman Creek
Lone Rock
Wolf Creek
Susan Creek Falls
Emile Site
14
District
Trailers
Usable
Picnic
Units
50
15
20
x
x
8
8
4
5
x
x
x
10
19
20
x
x
x
x
Cold Spring
Ninemile
Shady Branch
Deer Creek
Surveyor
Topsy
Little Applegate
Elderberry Flat
Gold Nugget
Tunnel Ridge
Hyatt Lake
Rogue River Trail:
Rainie Falls
Big Slide
Russian Creek
Horseshoe Bend
Kelsey Creek
Tucker Flat
Coos Bay--- Smith River Falls
Sixes River
*Loon Lake
Park Creek
BearCreek
Vincent Creek
Che rry Creek
Palmer Butte
Burnt Mountain
1
33
13
x
3
3
x
8
4
20
38
22
23
x
x
x
x
x
27
34
116
16
21
14
101
9
5
17
9
10
10
Name of Site
Medford----
x
x
No. of
.Camping
Units
x
x
Trailers
Usable
Picnic
Units
2
1
2
16
x
10
x
17
10
10
x
x
25
x
10
30
5
2
3
1
3
3
9
8
20
88
12
10
3
x
x
x
x
x
23
8
8
4
7
1
*BLM Annual Permit or daily fee for camping.
6
7
18
22
10
4
x
x
x
x
x
2
17
5
2
5
ESTIMATED RECREATION VISITS TO BLM LANDS FY 1971
Use
10 10
11
19
10
9
x
x
x
x
x
10
x
5
20
11
48
13
6
6
3
1
')) )
Camp ing------------------------___
Picnicking------------------____
Fishing-----------------------___ _
Hun ting--------------------------Sightseeing-------------------___ _
Water Sports---------------------­
Winter Sports-------------------__
Other-------------------------____
Total--------------------_______
10 ,c:
Oregon
Washington
373,000
863,000
1,100,000
957,000
5,390,000
351,000
51,000
611,000
9,696,000
2,080
10,400
26,000
19,760
63,440
7,280
2,080
5,200
136,240
FIRE CONTROL
Number
burned
Oregon
Oregon
,
LAND LEASES
,~
,
of man-caused and lightning-caused fires, with acres
on lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management in
and Washington. Fire control is by BLM in eastern
and by contract in western Oregon and Washington.
In effect 6-30-71.
Oregon
Occurrence of Fires
CY 1970
District
Number
Lakeview-----------------------­
'Burns--------------------------­
Va1e---------------------------Prinevi11e---------------------Baker--------------------------­
Sa1em--------------------------­
Eugene-------------------------­
Roseburg-----------------------­
Medford------------------------­
Coos Bay-----------------------, Oregon Tota1------------------
331
Spokane------------------------Ore-Wash Tota1----------------
337
Acres
510.58
121.17
21,476.02
883.77
725.25
22.75
37.47
210.35
2,488.58
3.60
26,479.54
75
24
37
81
4
15
10
31
51
3
No.
Acres
No.
Recreation & Public Purposes--­
Small Tract-------------------_
Ai rp or t-----------------------Mining Claim Occupancy Act----­
Public Works Leases-----------­
Boy Scout Leases--------------­
Communication Site Leases-----­
Mineral Lake Leases-----------~
Deer Fence Lease--------------­
Special Land Use Permits------Tota1----------------________
44
45
3
13
1
1
1
2,266
78
266
86
4
1
1
45
815
1
1
5
52
80
1
10.838
11,734
.22
163
41,663
44,365
Acres
; ' ) LAND CLASSIFIED FOR' MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT IN OREGON & WASHINGTON
Acres
7,440.25
33,919.79
6
Washington
Kind
Classified under PL 88-607 of 9-19-64----------------­
Classified under PL 75-405, O&C Act of 8-28-37-------Tota1-----------------------________________________
13,356,381
2,145,900
15,502,281
Cause of Fires
MINERALS
CY 1970
District
Man
Oregon
Lightning
Item
Lakeview---------------------~-
10
Burns-------------------------­
Va1e--------------------------Prinevi11e--------------------Baker-------------------------­
Sa1em-------------------------­
Eugene------------------------­
Roseburg-----------------------
3
15
9
2
65
21
22
72
2
Medford----------------------~-
9
5
8
19
Coos Bay----------------------Oregon Tota1-----------------
81
23
32
2
250
Spokane-----------------------Ore-Wash Tota1---------------
2
83
4
254
1
6
5
)
FY 1970
FY 1971
Mineral Patents Issued-------­
Coal Leases Issued, acres----~
Coal Leases in Force, .. -----­
Oil & Gas Leases issued, acres­ 42,171 302,638
Oil & Gas Leases in force, " - 65,916
P.L.167 Determinations
Completed, acres-----------­ 81,037 136,594
Cumulative Determinations,
acres--------------------- 2,518,8542,655,448
Claims Retaining Surface
Rights, number-----------101
101
acres------------2,020
2,020
Percent of Mineralized
Area on which P.L.167 action
is comp1eted--------------64
65
16
17
Washington
FY 1970 FY 1971
14,706'
14,706
1
157,412
6
6
120
120
97
97
LAND PATENTS ISSUED
FY 1970
FY 1971
Acres
No.
Acres
5
40
4
8
1
58
791
4,441
750
24,169
40
30,191
2
4
1
9
165
175
40 12,688
16
13,068
Oregon - Other Agency
Reclamation Sale-------------National Forest Exchange-----Total - Other Agency--------
2
2
4
253
~
1,215
12
12
Washington - BLM
Public Sale------------------Total - BLM-----------------
l.
750
750
2
2
No.
Kind of Patent
,
ROAD RIGHT OF WAY PERMITS AND AGREEMENTS
Right of way permits issued for logging and reciprocal right of
way and road use agreements signed.
7
Lakeview--------------Burns-----------------­
Vale------------------­
Prineville------------Baker-----------------­
Salem-------~---------
Eugene----'----------­
Roseburg------------­
Medford---------------­
Coos Bay--------------­
4,650
4,650
11. 23
Washington - Other Agency
National Forest Exchange-----Indian Fee and Reissue Trust-New Indian Trust-------------­
Total - Other Agen cy--------
5
2,800_
2
7
260
3,060
65
BLM------------
30,941
3
157
160
18
6,017
12,068
Ore-Wash Total-------
Agreements Signed
Total to
FY 1971
6-30 71
1
41
2
1
4
1
18 32
814
401
790
853
450
1
3,401
15
5
4
19
8
54
1
294
108
244
193
69 2
1
1
914 ROAD RIGHT OF WAY EASEMENTS AND DEEDS ACQUIRED
()
C>
-); -)
f!
18,085
13,091
District
Lakeview--------------Burns---------------­
Vale----------------Prineville------------Baker-----------------­
Salem-----------------­
Eugene----------------Roseburg------------­
Medford---~-----------­
Coos Bay--------------­
Spokane---------------Ore-Wash Total----
LANDS RECEIVED BY BLM
FY 1970
Permits Issued
Total to
FY 1971
6-30-71
Spokane------~--------
,.
'
-
.
District
Oregon - BLM
Desert Land------------------Public Sale------------------Recreation Sale--------------Exchange---------------------/Mineral----------------------Total - BLM-----------------
Ore-Wash Total
,
'j)
,
FY 1971
FY 1971
Direct
Eminent
Purchase
Domain
3
7
3
4
22
15
16
23
10
1
1
2
105
Total to 6-30-71
Direct
Eminent
Purchase Domain
51
129
26
66
85
433
318
472
738
325
1
3
1
38
22
50
61
13
----.!Z.
2
'2,660
189
ROADS CONSTRUCTED
Oregon
Exchanges--------------------­
Other (gift from Marion Co.)-­
49,36 0
49,360
Total--------------------~-
Washington
Exchange-------------------Total-----------------------
560
560
Ore-Wash Total------------------
49,920
39,369
32
39,401 I
t
District
Lakeview--------------Burns-----------------­
Vale-----------------Prineville------------­
Baker-----------­
Salem-------------­
39,401
Eugene-~-------------­
-­
.-.:3
18
Miles built with
appropriated funds
Total to
FY 1971
6-30-71
Roseburg------------­
Medford------~--------­
15
Bay--------------Oregon Total---------
15
~oos
19
41
122
63
38
14
132
61
123
190
163
947
Miles built under
timber sale contracts
Total to
FY 1971
6-30-71
4
46
136
7
3
10
43
91
252
58
468
146
76
523
978
1,125
2,050
831
5,911
ROADS MAINTAINED
The Bureau of Land Management performed maintenance on 3,400 miles
of permanent roads in Oregon and Washington during FY 1971.
RIGHTS OF WAY
Right of way permits issued by the Oregon State Office during the
past two fiscal years. (Does not include permits for logging
roads in western Oregon.)
Oregon
Kind
FY 1970
Electric Transmission
Lines-----------------Te],ephone, Telegraph
Lines-----------------Communication Sit~s-----Water Pipelines, Ditches,
Etc.------------------Oil & Gas pipelines-----Roads, Material Sites---Total------------------
Washington
FY 1971
FY 1970
16
12
4
6
3
4
4
4
2
1
3
5
1
8
37
8
'I"
FY 1971
I
L
1
-.l.
35
2
1
7
13
PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS
FY 1970
Oregon
Kind
Line Resurveyed, miles--­
Corners remonumented-----'
Sections subdivided-----­
Books of Field Notes----­
Plats accepted-----------
90
69
15
38
35
FY 1971
Washington
5
165
3
4
Oregon
283
436
14
51
23
Washington
4
266
10
4
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