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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Land Management
Oregon and Washington
BLM FACTS
Contents
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BLM Offices in Oregon and Washington--------------------
Lands Managed by B~----------------------------------
Permanent Employees of B~-----------------------
Resource Management Receipts-------------------------
Expenditures for Resource Management---------------------
Payments to Counties and States, FY 1972------------~---
Payments to Counties and States, FY 1973-----------------
Commercial Forest Land--------------------------------Timber Sa1es--------------------------------------------Timber Harvest Acreages-----------------------------------
Timber Stand Improvement (Precommercia1)----------------Reforestation----------------------------------------~----
Timber Trespass---------------~--------------------~--
Minor Forest Proqucts Sa1es----~-------------------------
Livestock Grazing-------------------------------------
Forage Provided-------------~--------------------------
Big Game Population Estimates--~--~------------------------
Wildlife Habitat Improvement FY 1973---------------------
Aquatic Habitat Improvement------------------------------
Resource Development and Conservation---------------------
Recreation Sites-------------~----------------------------
Estimated Recreation Visits to BLM Lands FY 1973---------Fire Contro1---------------~---------------------------Road Right of Way Permits and Agreements----------------
Road Right of Way Easements and Deeds Acquired-----------Roads Maintained--------------------------------------
Rights of Way------------------------------------------Roads Constructed------------------------------------Land Leases-------------------------------------------
Minera1s------------------------------------------------Land Patents Issued--------------------------------
Public Land Surveys---------------------------------------
Lands Received by B~--------------------------------
Lands Classified for Multiple Use Management--------------This booklet contains statistics about the Bureau of
Management in Oregon and Washington. Most of the figures
to fiscal year 1973 (July 1, 1972 to June 30, 1973). For
son, data for the preceding year are usually listed, too.
few cases, it has been more appropriate to list data on a
year basis.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Land Management
Oregon and Washington
OREGON STATE OFFICE
729 NE. Oregon Street
P. O. Box 2965 Portland, Oregon 97208 LAKEVIEW DISTRICT
357 North L Street P. O. Box 151 Lakeview, Oregon 97630 234-3361 Ext. 4001 Archie D. Craft.
State Director
947-2177 Marvin D. LeNoue
District Manager
BURNS DISTRICT
74 So. Alvord Street ,Burns, Oregon 97720 573-2071 L. Christian Vosler
District Manager
VALE DISTRICT
365 "A" Street West P. O. Box 700 Vale, Oregon 97918 473-3144 George R. Gurr
District Manager
PRINEVILLE DISTRICT
185 East 4th Street P.O. Box 550 Prineville, Oregon 97754 447-4115 Paul W. Arrasmith
District Manager
BAKER inSTltICT
Federal Building P. O. Box 589 Baker, Oregon 97814 SALEM DISTRICT
3550 Liberty Road, South P. O. Box 3227 Salem, Oregon 97302 523-6391 Albert Romeo
District Manager
585-1793 Boris T. V1adimiroff
District Manager
342-5141 Joseph C. Dose
District Manager
672-4491 George C. Francis
District Manager
779-2351 Donald J. Schofield
District Manager
269-5880 Edward G. Stauber
District Manager
EUGENE DISTRICT
1255 Pearl Street P. O. Box 392 Eugene, Oregon 97401 ROSEBURG DISTRICT
1928 Airport Road P. O. Box 1045 Roseburg, Oregon 97470 , MEDFORD DISTRICT
310 West 6th Street Medford, Oregon 97501 COOS BAY DISTRICT
333 So. Fourth St. P. O. Box 1139 Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 )
SPOKANE DISTRICT
(509) 456-2570 West 920 Riverside Avenue
Spokane, Washington 99201 1
Richard L. Schaert1
District Manager
LANDS MANAGED BY THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT RECEIPTS
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. Acre
ages are as of June 30, 1973 and are approximate. Lands managed by
BLM are 25 percent of the total acreage of Oregon and less than
1 percent of Washington.
Total collection made by the Bureau of Land Management from the
indicated source. Collections are deposited in the U. S. Treasury.
District
Source
Mineral Leases-------
Timber Sales, O&C 1)--
Timber Sales, CBwR 2/-
Timber Sales, PD--~-
Land & Material Sa1es
Grazing Fees---------
Rent of Land---------
Fines, Penalties &
Forfeitures--------
Recreation Use Fees--
Other Sources--------Total---------------
Acres
Medford----------------------------------------------
Coos Bay---------------------------------------------Oregon Tota1----------------------------------------
3,213,000
3,485,000
4,666,000
1,425,000
544,000
403,000
317,000
- 424,000
911,000
330,000
15,718,000
Spokane----------------------------------------------
Ore-Wash Tota1--------------------------------------
291,000
16,009,000
Lakeview---------------------------------------------
Burns-~----------------------------------------------
Va1e-------------------------------------------------
Prinevi11e-------------------------------------------
Baker-----------~------------------------------------
Sale~------------------------------------------~---
Eugene-----------------------------------------------
Roseburg--------------~------------------------------
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Lakeview----------------Burns-------------------
Va1e--------------------Prinevi11e--------------Baker-------------------
June 30
1972
January 1
1973
23
29
45
30
20
126
21
25
37 28
18
116
90
89
125
98
12
ill
Eugene------------------Roseburg----------------
Medford-----------------
Coos Bay----------------
Spokane------------------
124
99
12
20
26
39
26
20
120
89
88
128
94
12
State Office------------
Ore-Wash Tota1---------
114
807
109
771
Sale~------------------
FY
1972
$ 178,552
75,333,653
2,134,245
3,732,652
25,122
648,292
1,829
FY
1973
FY
1972
1973
522
$ 42,971
44,561
5,262
21,763
353
14,812
8,820
25,622
1,020
$
$ 158,875
94,3!i1,504
3,845,257
4,662,725
58,431
721,613
2,541
FY
272
47,048
5,884
20,900
43,151
39,139
$82,144,544 $103,896,869
.2z.21l
$75,705
50
658
$93,953
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Includes receipts from all sources on O&C lands. FY 1972 receipts
from O&C lands managed by USFS amount to $8,843,857 and FY 1973 receipts
amount to $11,084;-368.
2/ Includes receipts from all sources on CBWR lands.
EXPENDITURES FOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
PERMANENT EMPLOYEES OF BLM
-District
Washington
Oregon
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For BLM in Oregon and Washington
June 30
1973
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108
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Investments
Soil and Watershed Conservation--------
Range Improvement------------------~--
Range Fire & Storm Damage Rehabilitation
Building Construction------------------
Road Construction & Acquisition--------
Recreation Cons t ruct·ion----------------
Forest Development---------------------
Maintenance of Capital Investments----~-
FY 1972
$1,120,628
222,602
335,710
1;106
6,808,272
499,579
1,756,032
3,849,205
Resource Protection
Fire Presuppression--------------------
Forest Protection----------------------
Blister Rust Control--------------------
359,824
902,932
73,513
398,752
1,179,509
70,577
Management
Resource Management--------------------
Lands & Minerals-----------------------
Cadastral Survey-----------------------
Program
Services------------------------_
Total
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6,147,859
369,715
447,867
6,592,809
561,809
497,203
2,272,336
$25,074,431
$22,894,844
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FY 1973
$1,040,984 453,314 327,138
52,625
4,136,033
547,157
2,462,792
4,481,393
PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES AND STATES, FY 1972
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 1972.
Oregon Counties
Baker----------
Benton---------
C1ackamas------
C1atsop--------
Co1umbia-------
Coos-----------
Crook----------
Curry----------
Deschutes------
Doug1as--------
Gi11iam--------
Grant----------
Harney---------
Hood River-----
Jackson--------
Jefferson-------
Josephine------
K1amath--------
Lake-----------Lane-----------Lincoln------Linn-----------Malheur--------
Marion-------
Morrow-------
Mu1tnomah------Polk------------
Resource
Management
O&C Lands
$
1,061,450.47
2,090,508.87
)
counties and to the States of
resource management on lands
Management in those states.
grazing fees, mineral fees,
other sourcey, during fiscal
Mineral
& Grazing
Public DOmain
*inc1udes CBWR
Payments
$
Total
Payments
1~061,466.34
2,090,508.87
781,060.49
2,228,668.27
1,382,462.77
9,462,396.60
5,919,191.81
4,563,103.84
883,912.50
5,768,095.65
135,986.54
997,234.61
345.00
*320,179.56
31,937.65
187.50
697.44
*88,226.87
1,339.73
15,421. 07
13,613.92
781,405.49
2,548,847.83
31,937.65
1,382,650.27
697.44
9,550,623.47
1,339.73
15,421.07
13,613.92
1,419.82
903.84
72.30
2,289.52
5,920,611.63
903.84
4,563,176.14
886,202.02
5.76
75.40
17,785.51
551,500.96
53.55
304,525.22
815,919.22
1,321.20
5.54
391.03
59.52
686.46
2,123.78
67.50
1,898.68
.84
$501,124.86
211,534.62
237,301.01
271,973.07
$37,666,826.52
5,768,101.41
136,061.94 _
997,234.61
17,785.51
551,500.96
53.55
304,525.22
815,919.22
1,321.20
211,540.16
391.03
59.52
686.46
2,123.78
237,368.51
1,898.68
271,973.91
$38,167,951.38
Payment _to State of Oregon from sale of public domain
timber, materials, lands, etc.---------------
150,288.69
Payment to State of Wash. & Wash. counties,
all sources----------------------------------
12,965.05
Total payments to counties and States FY 1972
$38,331,205.12
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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 1973.
Oregon Counties
$
15.87
Sherman------~-
Ti11amook------
Umati11a-------Union----------Wal1owa--------Wasco----------Washington-----
Whee1er--------
Yamhi11--------Tota1---------
PAYMENTS TO COUNTIES AND STATES, FY 1973
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Resource
Management
O&C Lands
Baker---------
$
Benton----------
1,326,060.13
C1ackamas-------
2,619,086.73
C1atsop---------
Co1umbia--------972 ,129.49
Coos------------2,784,254.37
Crook-----------1,722,462.45
Curry-----------Deschutes-------
Doug1as--------· 11,821,283.37
Gi11iam---------
Gr ant---------
Harney----------Hood River------
Jackson---------
7,394,790. 84
Jefferson-------
Josephine-------
5,700,642.84
K1amath---------1,104,263.60
Lake------------
Lane------------7,206,027.83
Linco1n---------
169,886.70
Linn------------
1,245,835.85
Malheur---------
Marion----------
688,984.98
Morrow--------
Mu1tnomah-------
514,379.20
1,019,320.25
Po1k------------
Sherman---------
Ti11amook-------
264,268.21
Umati11a--------
Union-------
Wa110wa-------Wasco-----------Washington----297,301. 74
Whee1er-------Yamhi11---------339,773.42
Tota1---------- $47,190,752.00
counties and to the States of
resource management on lands
Management in those states.
grazing fees, mineral fees,
other sources during fiscal
Mineral
& Grazing
Pub lic Domain
*inc1udes CBWR
Payments
Total
Payments
201. 75
$
1,326,060.13
2,619,288.48
360.00
*1,077.44
27,298.15
195.00
387.82
*64.64
2,161.49
10,515.18
13,548.58
972 ,489.49
2,785,331. 81
27,298.15
1,722,657.45
387.82
11,821,348.01
2,161.49
10,515.18
13 ,548.58
1,516.40
1,223.84
78.36
2,719.81
133.66
7,396,307.24
1,223.84
5,700,721. 20
1,106,983.41
133.66
7 ,206 ,027. 83
169,886.70
1,245,835.85
17,665.31
688,984.98
47.33
514,379.20
1,019,320.25
1,820.40
264,268.21
408.97
90.56
779.49
2,304.78
297,354.24
2,018.64
339,773.42
$47,277 ,422.10
$
17,665.31
47.33
1,820.40
408.97
90.56
779.49
2,304.78
52.50
2,018.64
$86,670.10
Payment to State of Oregon from sale of public domain
timber, materials, lands, etc.---------------
241,720.37
Payment to State of Wash. & Wash. counties,
all sources----------------------------------
29,765.49
Total payments to counties and States FY 1973
$47,548,907.96
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COMHERCIAL FOREST. LAND
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Data are ·as of 6-30-73
Withdrawn
Commercial
Forest Land
Acres 2!
Commercial
Forest Land
Acres 1 !
District
TIMBER.HARVEST ACREAGES
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Acreages from which the timber sold in fiscal years 1972 and 1973
will be harves ted.
Annual
Allowable Cut
M.bd.ft.
Lakeview-----------Burns--------------
Va1e---------------
Prinevi11e---------Baker--------------Sa1em--------------
Eugene-------------
Roseburg-----------
Medford------------
Coos Bay-----------Oregon Tota1------
30,000
53,000
2,000
8,900
72,000
21,000
351,000
299,000
387,000
690,000
264,000
2,167,000
9,100
3,900
244,000
219,000
201,000
274,000
234,000
1,195,900
Spokane------------
Ore-Wash Tota1----
53,000
2,220,000
10,000
3,000
500
25,000
11,000
49,500
FY 1972
District
Partia1cut
Acres
C1earcut
Acres
971
147
1
13
Burns------~~----
Vale------------
Prinevi11e------Baker-----------Sa1em-----------Eugene----------Roseburg--------Medford---------Coos Bay--------Oregon Tota1---
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C1earcut
Acres
Lakeview---------
.
5,500
1,201,400
1! Commercial forest land withdrawn from planned harvesting for
forest uses other than timber, e.g., recreation areas, stream
side buffers, scenic zones.
l! Includes withdrawn acreage.
FY 1973
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19,048
3,173
1,217
4,339
2,534
3,467
23,056
1 1 684
40,588
3,615
4,388
5,451
1,515
4 1 °17
18,987
4
19,052
4
40,592
2
18,989
7
4,428
3,674
5,957
1,348
...1.Jlli
Spokane---------Ore-t~ash Tota1-
Partia1cut
Acres
44
173
1,074
790
3,330
3,088
2,831
20,707
....b11!i
33,816
72
33,888
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TIMBER STAND IMPROVEHENT (Pre comme rcia1) TIMBER SALES FY 1972
Volumes and sale prices of timber sold from lands managed by BLM during fiscal years 1972 and 1973.
FY 1973
FY 1972
District
Volume
M. bd. ft.
Value
Volume
M. bd. ft
$ 150,379
26,776
186
818
District
Value
$
12,941
34,095
3,124
Lakeview-------1,085
Burns----------Va1e-----------7,469
Prinevi11e-----3,328
Baker----------282,213
Sa1em----------193,217
Eugene---------224,729
Roseburg-------267,472
Medford--------211.457
Coos Bay-------Oregon Tota1-- 1,194,094
339,006
143,589
15,571,527
11,799,825
12,669,457
12,967,897
12.550 1 592
$66,219,048
4,691
5,484
253,619
231,665
214,282
274,440
250.913
1,236,098
283,020
497,010
.24,896,713
26,417,736
23,129,302
23,645,092
31 1 379.911 $130,295,820
147
Spokane------Ore-Wash Tota. 1,194,241
2 1 675
$66,221,723
130
1,236,228
3.372 $130,299,192 6
Acres
Thinned
Acres
Released
From Brush
140
32 Lakeview-----------Burns--------------
Va1e---------------
Prinevi11e---------Bake r------------·--Sa1em--------------
Eugene-------------
Roseburg---------
Medford------------
Coo~ Bay-----------Oregon Tota1------
191
2,017
2,903
784
63
1.192
7,322
Spokane------------
Ore-Wash Tota1----
7,322
FY 1973 Acres
Thinned
Acres Released From Brush
95 23
684
2,126
93 186 1,645
4,913
1,955
157 1 1 548
10,592
2,126
10,592
1,419
7
2,386 1,794 518 3 1 372 8,070 8,070
TIMBER TRESPASS
REFORESTATION
FY 1972
District
Lakeview-------
Burns----------
Va1e-----------
Prinevi11e-----
Baker----------
Sa1em--------
Eugene---------
Roseburg-------
Medford--------
Coos Bay-------Oregon Tota1-Spokane--------
Ore-Wash Total
FY 1973
FY 1972
Reforestation work in site preparation, planting, and seeding is
tabulated here. Natural reforestation acreages are not included.
Site
Prep
ara
tion
Planting
M
Acres
Trees
50
24
Seeding
Pounds
Acres Seeds
District
Planting
& Seed
ing
Acres
Lakeview------
Burns--------
Va1e----------- Prinevi11e------'Baker----------Salem-----'-----
Eugene---------
Roseburg-------
Medford--------
Coos Bay-------Oregon Total--
50
•
1,264
857
1,160
170
30
18
3,499
4,123
4,427
2,742
3,868
18,739
1,582
1,449
1,896
1,001
1,463
7,433
18,739
7,433 30
651
645
47
54
698
699
4,150
4,123
4,427
2,789
3,868
19,437
Cases Closed
Co11ee
No.
tions
Cases
Pending
6-30-72
Cases Closed
Co11ec
No.
tions
Cases
Pending
6-30-73
$
$
3
3
4
2
22
11
8
14
12
73
Sp~kane--------
3
Ore-Wash Total
76
669
1,226
12,257
6,365
12,320
20,758
14,726
$68,321
6
1
1
29
15
7
4
6
33
6
66
10
59
15
129
1,108
1,000
23,180
10,268
9,034
31,260
~
$83,197
$68,321
5
1
30
_6
11
51
14
121
$83,197
f)" '
3,451
t\, , MINOR FOREST PRODUCTS SALES FY 1973
FY 1972
FY 1973
District
Lakeview----
Burns----------
Va1e---------
Prinevi11e---Bake r---------Sa1em----------
Eugene-------
Roseburg------
Medford--------
Coos Bay-------Oregon Tota1-Spokane-------
Ore-Wash Total
Site
Prep
ara
tion
Planting
M
Acre's
Trees
40
391
604
1,415
'185
2,595
Seeding
Pounds
Acres Seeds
Planting
& Seed
ing
Acres
40
25
4,946
2,904
7,303
2,021
3,600
20,814
2,253
1,201
3,380
743
1,310
8,912
20,814
Item and Unit
550
631
4,946
3,454
7,303
2,021
3,600
21,364
8,912 *From 1958 through June 1973, 427,694 acres were reforested.
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Quantity
Oregon:
Christmas trees, each------
Wi1d1ings, each------------
Cascara bark, pounds--------_
Moss, pounds-------------
Huckleberry brush,bunches--
Ferns, bunches-------------
Greens, bunches------------
Boughs, pounds-------------
Cones, bushe1s-------------
Pitch, gallons-----------
Fue1wood, cords------------
Shingle bolts, cords-------
Arrow stock, cords---------
Corral poles, small & large poles, linear feet-------
Split rails, each---------
Posts, each----------------
Fence stays, each----------
Mine timbers, each---------Oregon Tota1-------------
Washington:
Ore-Wash Tota1------------9
8
ValUe
Quantity
Value
$ 309
50
82
25
304
169
27
636
3
977
$ 669
911
320
6,060
2,250
6,481
8,304
1,900
56,638
6,030
7
69
40
270
146
23
1,153
640
4,903
, 727
23
5,004
5,782
344
968
8,175
1,250
11,460
7,738
900
25,558
12
55
4,109
645
71,870
600
28,054
14,160
745
24
2,494
143
13
73,354
565
35,661
12,255
1,336
8
4,388
4,820
186
874
29
3,241
231
145
$17,553
$15,527
$17 ,553
$15,527
LIVESTOCK GRAZING
FORAGE PROVIDED
Grazing use is tabulated for calendar year 1972
Number of livestock operators, permits and leases, and number
of animal-unit-months of forage provided in calendar year 1972.
District
Lakeview
Permits & Licenses--------Leases------------------Burns
Permits & Licenses--------Leases------------------Vale
Permits & Licenses------Leases--------------------Prineville
Permits & Licenses--------Leases--------------------Baker
Permits & Licenses--------Leases--------------------Salem
Leases--------------------Eugene
Leases--------------------Roseburg
Leases------------------
Medford
Leases--------------------Coos Bay
Leases----------~----------
Number
Cattle &
Horses
Number
Sheep &
Goats
District
41,364
3,500
460
1,000
3,328,753
55,316
51,916
25,000
5,240
3,000
3,324,757
178,815
~
74,160
17,400
4,691,017
~
19,367
4,500
3,000
9,575
1,104,803
251,393
14,969
21,703
3,110
9,194
369,790
34,393
46
164
312
24,480
2,387
1,040
46,771
12,868
1,700
436,605
93
272,185
Spokane
Leases--------------------Other Wash. leases 1/-----
Ore-Wash Tota1-------=------
10,150
2 1914
285 ,249
Number of
Permits ,Licenses
& Leases
Animal
Unit
Months
Lakeview---------------Burns------------------Va1e-------------------Prinevi11e-------------Baker------------------Sa1em------------------Eugene-----------------Roseburg---------------Medford----------------Coos Bay---------------Oregon To ta1----------
158
343
255
371
284
6
11
53
142
3
1,626
158
343
255
378
285
6
11
53
123
3
1,615
157,801
249,834
416,248
98,157
52,200
158
999
3,851
24,200
490
1,003,938
Spokane----------------Other Wash 1/-----~----Ore-Wash Total--------
408
26
2,060
424
26
2,065
32,768
1 1000 1,037,706
") '\
Oregon Tota1---------------
1/ Washington grazing lease lands administered by Baker District.
Forage provided in calendar year 1971 totaled:
Oregon-----------------Washington-------------
Ore-Wash Tota1--------
1 1384
13,848,441
1,612
444
2,056
1,627
461
2,088
1,009,289
37 1052
1,046,341
BIG GAME POPULATION ESTIMATES
5,700
6
60,425
224,310
7 1964
14,080,715
Big game animals which use lands managed by BLM (1973)
1/ Washington grazing lease lands administered by Baker District.
District
Above figures do not include numbers authorized by Exchange of Use
Agreement.
Lakeview----~----
Grazing use totals during calendar year 1971 were:
Number
Cattle
Horses
Oregon--------------------
Washington----------------
Ore-Wash Total----------
Number
of
°Eerators
Acres
260,570
111427
271,997
10
&
Number
Sheep &
Goats
56,075
5 1 713
61,788
Acres
13,824,953
251 1204
14,076,157
)
Burns-----------
Va1e------------Prinevi11e------
Baker-----------
Salem-----------
Eugene----------
Roseburg--------
Medford---------
Coos Bay------Oregon Tota1--
Spokane---------
Ore-Wash Tota1-
Pronghorn
Ante1°Ee
3,000
3,000
2,800
950
100
Deer
45,000
35,000
54,000
16,500
16,000
25,000
12,000
23,000
34,000
15 1000
275,500
8 1000
283,500
11
Elk
170
100
50 3,000 500 120 900 150
2 1500
7,490
250
7,740
Bighorn
Sheep
Mountain
Goats
110
70
180
40
220
o
180
180
WILDLIFE HABITAT IMPROVEMENT FY 1973
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION
---'\."'t
, l'
J}i
Brush
Control
Acres
District
Lakeview-------------Burns----------------
Vale-----------------Prineville-----------Baker----------------
Grass/Legume
Seeding
Acres
Fencing
Miles
FY 1972
4
300 200
Major range conservation projects are tabulated here. Other accom
plishments include preparation of watershed management plans. soil
stabilization. and water control.
Water
Development
Number
20
District 2
5
1
2
Lakeview----------Burns--------------
Sale~-----~----------
Eugene---------------
Roseburg-------------
Medford--------------
Coos Bay--------------
Oregon Total--------
Vale----------~-----
20
50
Prineville----------
Baker---------------
Salem-------------
Eugene------------Roseburg-----------
Medford------------Coos Bay-----------
Oregon Total------
160
roo
270
580
Spokane-------------- Ore-Wash Total------
580
6"
"8
6"
3
11
()))
-..e.
AQUATIC HABITAT IMPROVEMENT FY 1973
/)
"'l,
~pokane----------~-
Ore-Wash Total----
1/
FY 1973
District
Lakeview------
Burns--------
Vale--------
Prinevi11e----
Baker---------
Salem---------
Eugene--------
Roseburg------
Medford------
Coos Bay------
Oregon Total
Spokane-------
Ore-Wash Total
Spawning
31
Imp roved
Stream
and/or
Lakes andY
Clearance Rearing Area Fish Passage Fencing Reservoirs
Miles
Miles
Miles
Miles
Acres
6
10
1
1
10
8
1
5
16
26
T7
29
"1
26
T7
29
"1
15
District 20
14
Lakeview-----------
Burns--------------
Vale---------------Prineville-------
Baker--------------
Salem--------------
Eugene------------
Roseburg---------
Medford------------
Coos Bay-----------
Oregon Total-----
Spokane------------
Ore-Wash Total---
Miles refer to number of stream miles where fish production will be
increased by the projects.
2/ Removal of log and debris jams.
3/ Includes fish passage over waterfalls and dams and through culverts.
Includes new projects and improvement of existing water.
12
Grass
Seeding
Acres
275
1.054
8.295
17.655
250
150
1.013
1.280
2.304
Fencing
Miles
54
24
62
12
6
470 Water
Development
Number
7
23
125
1
6
2
494
11.928
21.312
530 12.458
21.312
Brush
Control
Acres
3
161
2
166
Grass
Water
Seeding
FenCing Development
Acres 11 Miles 21 Number
1.226
2.350
20.640
340
1.200
8.200
2.400
3
31
25
23
14
29
6
6
6
11
1
11.800
1.291
700
26.547
82
TI
5
1
11.800
26.547
87
74
1/ Includes following acreages reseeded in emergency watershed re
34
1.1
II
Brush
Control
Acres
2/
)
habilitation projects on lands burned by wildfires: Lakeview-550;
Burns-l.BOO; Vale-7.370; Prineville-340; Medford-933; Total-ll.073
acres.
Includes 11 miles of protective fence built on emergency projects
to protect lands burned by wildfire. Burns-7 miles; Medford-4 miles.
13
RECREATION SITES (Continued)
RECREATION SITES
The following table applies to'recreation sites constructed and
operated as of 7-1-73 by the Bureau of Land Management.
District
Lakeview--Burns------
Vale------Prineville-
Bake r-----Salem-~----
Eugene-----
Roseburg---
No. of
Camping
Units
Name of Site
Gerber Reservoir
Page Springs
Fish Lake
Jackman Park
Blitzen Crossing
Cow Lakes
Chukar Park
Beavertail
Chinmey Rock
Macks Canyon
Blue Hole Handicap Ramp
-Spring
Alder Glen
Scaponia
Elkhorn Valley
*Fishermens Bend
Yellowbottom
N. Fork Eagle Creek
Canyon Creek
Coast Creek
Dogwood
Wildwood
Little Bend
Alsea Falls
Mill Creek
Missouri Bend
Fan Creek
Dovre
Elk Bend
Turner Creek
Whittaker Creek
*C1ay Creek
Sharps Creek
Haight Creek
Lake Creek
Gunter
Tyee
Rock Creek
*Millpond
Cavitt Creek Falls
Scaredman Creek
Lone Rock
Wolf Creek Trail
Susan Creek Falls
Emile Creek
x
x
x
13
x
3~
22
23
10
11
19
10
9
10
Cold Spring
Ninemile
Shady Branch
Dee r 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
Tucke r Flat
Coos Bay--Smith River Falls
Sixes River
Loon Lake
Park Creek
Bear Creek
Vincent Creek
Che rry Creek
Palmer Butte
Burnt Mountain
East Shore Hyatt Lake
Fawn Peak
Picnic
Units
8
x'
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
1
33
3
3
27
34
116
14
21
5
14
181
9
34
17
9
16
10
10
6
7
18
22
10
4
Name of Site
Medford---Trailers
Usable
50
15
20
5
5
10
19
20
8
4
20
District
Camping
Units
x
x
x
x
x
x
2
17
5
2
5
10
5
20
x
x
x
x
25
10'
30
5
x
2
3
1
3
3
9
8
20
88
12
10
x
x
x
x
x
3
6
4
23
8
8
4
7
1
ESTIMATED RECREATION VISITS TO BLM LANDS FY 1973
Use
()
11
48
13
6
6
3
1
)
Camping-------------------------
Picnicking--------------------Fishing-------------------------Hunting-------------------------Sightseeing---------------------
Water Sports-----------------
Winter Sports-------------------Other-----------------------
Total---------.,.------------
10
15
14
2
1
2
16
10
17
10
10
Picnic
Units
* Group Picnic Reservations.
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
No. of
Trailers
Usable
Oregon
Washington
419,000
970,000
900,000
616,000
6,055,000
393,000
58,000
686,000
10,097,000
5,000
28,000
22,000
21,000
67,000
19,000
3,000
19,000
184,000
1'·
FIRE C9NTROL
,
Number of man-caused and lightning-caused fires, with acres 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.
.
Number
Lakeview------------------------
Burns---------------------------
106
Va1e------------------~----------
Prinevi11e----------------------Bake r-- -.------------------------
127
119
26
Sa1e~--------------------------
9
7,373.45
7,039.75
73,884.05
6,215.90
245.21
30.77
.31
93.55
2,032.54
23.44
96,938.97
Eugene--------------------------Roseburg-------------------------
4
~.edford-.------------------------
12
45
Coos Bay------------------------Oregon Tota1-------------------
524
Spokane-------------------------Ore-Wash Tota1-----------------
525
4_
1
Prinevi11e-~------------
Eaker------------------Sale~------------------
Eugene------------------
"
Roseburg---------------~
Medford----------------Coos Bay,--------------Spokane----------------Ore-Wash Tota1--------
8
4
12
20
1
1
49
District
Man
Lakeview----~----------~--------
Burns---------------------------
Va1e----------------------------Prinevi11e----------------------Baker---------------------------
Sa1e~--------------------------
Eugene--------------------------Roseburg------------------------
Medford-------------------------
Coos Bay------------------------Oregon Tota1-----------------
Lakeview--------------Burns-----------------Vale------------------Prinevi11e----------Baker------------------
1972
Lightning
21
15
18
34
12
85
57
109
85
14
9
2
11
2
1
15
30
3
1
140
384
2
7
1
10
3
303
108
246
193
69
927
ROAD RIGHT OF WAY EASEMENTS AND DEEDS ACQUIRED
Causes of Fires
District
4
1
)
FY
CY
Agreements Signed
Total to
FY 1973 6-30-73
1
48
1
20
32
832
414
810
893
462
3
3,516
2
Va1e-----------~--------
.01
96,938.98
1
Permits Issued
Total to
FY 1973 6-30-73
Lakeview---------------Burns-------------------
Acres
72
Right of way permits issued for logging and reciprocal right of
way and road use agreements signed.
District
CY 1972
District
ROAD RIGHT OF WAY PERMITS AND AGREEHENTS
Sa1e~---------------
Eugene----------------Roseburg--------------Medford---------------Coos Bay--------------Spokane-------------Ore-Wash Tot a 1-------
Direct
Purchase
1973
Eminent
Domain
52
1
1
1
6
16
6
14
25
4
74
Total to 6-30-73
Eminent
Direct
Purchase Domain
130
'-'
1
1
2
26
70
96
462
334
492
797
334
17
2,810
1
3
1
40
26
50
62
13
196
ROADS MAINTAINED
Spokane-----------------~--------
Ore-Wash Tota1----------------
,
,)/
16
The Bureau of Land Management performed maintenance on 3,477
miles of permanent roads in western Oregon and 1,032 miles in
eastern Oregon during FY 1973.
)
17
RIGHTS OF WAY
LAND LEASES
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.)
In effect 6-30-73
FY 1972
Kind
Oregon
FY 1973
FY 1972
FY 1973
Electric Transmission
Lines---~--------------
Telephone, Telegraph
Lines-----------------
Communication Sites-----
Water Pipelines, Ditches,
Etc.------------------
Oil & Gas Pipelines-----
Roads, Material Sites---
Total-----------------
18
22
10
9
3
12
4
1
3
45
4
9
50
4
1
No.
Acres
No.
Acres
Recreation & Public Purposes--
Small Tract-------------------
46
36
18
658
12
1,894
59
372
85
1
1
1
4
1
1
80
181
222,951
225,367
Airport------~-----------------
2
1
7
1
Kind
Mining Claim Occupancy Act----
Public Works Leases-----------
Boy Scout Leases--------------
Communication Site Leases-----
Deer Fence Leases-------------
Special Land Use Permits------
Tota1-----------------------
4
1
8
1
TI
11,729
12,388
MINERALS
ROADS CONSTRUCTED
Miles built with
. appropriated funds
District
Washington
Washington
Oregon
Total to
6-30-73
FY 1973
Lakeview---------------Burns------------------Va1e-------------------Prinevi1le-------------Baker----------------Total, E.O.-----------
FY 1973
6"
147
69
130
197
179
16
37
78
115
31
9
2
7
6
6
30
m
Grand Total-----------
30
1,000
Item
Total to
6-30-73
46
136
41
122
63
38
14
278
Sa1em----------------Eugene-----------------Roseburg---------------Medford--------------Coos Bay---------------Total, W.O.-----------
Oregon.
Miles built under
timber sale contracts
6
277
152
79
413
552
1,046
1,252
2,368
894
6,112
)
Mineral Patents Issued----------
Coal Leases Issued, acres-------
Coal Leases in Force .. acres-----
Oil & Gas Leases issued, acres--
Oil & Gas Leases in force, acres
P.L. 167 Determinations,
Completed, acres--------------
Cumulative Determinations,
acres-------------------------
Claims Retaining Surface
Rights, number----------------
acres-----------------
Percent of Mineralized Area
on which P .'L. 167 action is
comp1eted---------------------
FY 1972
FY 1973
FY 1972
FY 1973
5,403
5,403
521
521
386,294
380,529
1
1
207,406
282,456
157,412
157,412
15 ,255
2,862,855 3,145,311
283
)
18
Washington
19
101
101
6
6
2~020
2,020
120
120
69
73
97
97
PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS
LAND PATENTS ISSUED
Kind of Patent Oregon - BLM
Color of Tit1e----------------
Small Tract-------------------
Public Sa1e-------------------
Recreation Sa1e---------------Exchange----------------------Mining Claim Dccupancy Act----
Total - BLM--------------------
No.
Acres
No.
Acres
1
1
1
1
6
1
4
3
40
10
18,488
5
18,550
1
1
10
1
8
1
40
1
539 7
8,070
5
8,662
11
~
J
I='"Y73
Washiagtaa
FY?2~n
TI
,~
FY 1972
/
Kind Miles of Line Resurveyed--Corners remonumented------Sections subdivided-------Books of Field Notes------Plats accepted-------------
Oregon
FY 1973
. Washington
332
410
12
42
24
5
174
8
4
Washington
Oregori
370
442
10 24
21
182
5
2
LANDS RECEIVED BY BLM
Oregon - Other Agency
Indian Fee and Re-issue
Trust-----------------------National Forest Exchange-----~Total Other Agency-----------
3
9
12
250
4,016
4,266
Washington - BLM
Recreation Sa1e---~-----------
Exchange-~--------------------
(Confirmation Patents School Lands Granted in P1ace)
Public Sa1e---------.----------
Total - BLM--------------------
(5)*
3
"3
(34,028)*
162
-m
1
8
4
2,135
2,139
3
1
304
160
9
~ '- )~
(8)*(148,574)* 190 5
"9
654
Washington - Othe r Agency
Reclamation Sa1e--------------National Forest·Exchange------Indian Fee and Re-issue .
Trust-----------------------New Indian Trust--------------Total - OtherAgency------~--
3
4
85
10,409
2
1,868
52
1
60
4,786
42
3,519
15,360
44
5,387
Ore-Wash Total - BLM-------------
14
18,712
31
9,316
~)or~~~~anges--------~-----------------
:~
'-
)
)
80
Washington
Exchanges-------------------------Ore-Wash Tota1-------------------
FY 1973
Acres
Acres
17,599
159
124
8,303
17,882
598
255
9,156
160
9,316
LANDS CLASSIFIED FOR MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT IN OREGON & WASHINGTON
Acres
* This figure is not included in totals - Patents Confirmed Land
Previously Granted to State.
Classified under PL 88-607 of 9/19/64----------------
) Classified under PL 75-405, O&C Act of 8/28/37-------. Tota1-----------------------------------------------
'\.
}
20
Gifts-----------------------------Direct Purchase-------------------Reconveyance of Recreation Land---
Total Oregon--------------------
FY 1972
J
I
21
13,355,581
2,145,900
15,501,481
NEEP
WASHlnliTon
IiREEn
)
r··-).l
... 7/
Maintaining the quality of the environment is a big concern of the
Bureau of Land Management. Aiding in the effort is Johnny Horizon,
the symbolic outdoorsman who represents the thoughtful visitor to
the pub~ic lands. His antilitter campaign was launched by.BLM in
1968 and has since become an Interior Department-wide program.
Fiscal Year 1972 saw Johnny Horizon increasingly active in Oregon.
BLM can point to an environmental concert at Bend, a successful
fall "outdoor manners" campaign in cooperation with state agencies
and a. steady growth in public awareness of the Johnny Horizon en-{~
vironmental program.
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)
22
)
I
I
A6 the Nat.<.on' ~ pJr.J..nc.i..pai. co~ VLVaU.on ag enclj,
the VepaJr;tment 06 the IntvUolt h~ b~..ic Itv.,po~..i
b~v., 6011.. unteJt, land, m..inVl.ai., 6.w h, w..tldLi6 e,
60ltut, ltange, and IteClteat.<.ona.( Itv.,oWtcv.,.
Ind..ian
an'd T eJr.Jr.-i.toJt..iai. a66£U.M alte otheJt majoil.. conceJtn6
06 AmvUca' ~ "VepCllLtment 06 NatWtai. Rv.,oultcv.,."
The VepaJr;tment WOltk-6 to ~.6Wte the w-i.6 v.,t cho..ice
..in manag..ing a..U. Itv.,oWtcv., ~o each will make
6u.U. contJt..ibut...i.on to a be.t.teJt Und:ed S.taA:v., __ now
and ..in the 6utwte.
m
u. s. DlPAITMINT OIlHE NTaIOR
IUIIAU Of LAND MANAGIMINT
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