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Geospatial Data
The following information provides Forest Service data for the majority of the 4FRI area, including GIS, stand data, Lidar, and general project maps. This data is not all-inclusive, nor is this the only way to characterize the resources. Additional data will be posted as it becomes available.
- 4FRI CFLR Initiative Area [1 MB zip]
- Four Forest Restoration Initiative Area
- Ponderosa Pine General Extent
- Areas Highly Impacted by Wildfire [1 MB zip] September 14, 2019
- Acres Available for Mechanical Treatments On Slopes Greater Than 40% [6 MB zip] September 16, 2019
- Hydrography [40 MB zip] Sept 10, 2018
- NHD Area
- NHD Flow Line
- NHD Point
- NHD Point Event FC
- NHD Waterbody
- WBD HU12
- NEPA Project Areas [560 KB zip] Sept 10, 2018
- Current NEPA Project Areas
- Potential Timing Restrictions [583 KB zip] Sept 10, 2018
- Potential Timing Restrictions
- Timber Harvest Projects [8 MB zip] Sept 14, 2019
- Timber Harvest Activities Accomplished Not Completed Since 2010
- Timber Harvest Activities Completed Since 2005
- Timber Harvest Projects Cruise Data
- Past Project Cruise Data Summary Table [25 KB xlsx] October 4 2019
- Timber Harvest Projects Current
- Timber Harvest Projects Five Year Plan
- Transportation (Roads) [12 MB zip] Sept 14, 2019
- Bridges Existing 4FRI
- RoadCore Existing 4FRI
- FSVeg Spatial [89 MB zip] Sept 10, 2018
- Imputations [26 MB zip] Sept 10, 2018
- Stand Exam Data (FVS Ready) [49 MB zip] Sept 10, 2018
Lidar data covering most of the ponderosa pine belt within the 4FRI area is available from multiple separate acquisitions flown between 2013 and 2019. Lidar point cloud and bare earth elevation data is available through the USGS. The two acquisitions in 2013 and 2014 covered areas in the southeastern portion of the Coconino, northern portions of the Tonto, and portions of the Apache-Sitgreaves extending from the Black Mesa Ranger District to the Alpine Ranger District. An acquisition in 2018 covered the Williams and Tusayan Ranger Districts on the Kaibab as well as portions of the Flagstaff Ranger District on the Coconino. An acquisition across the remaining ponderosa pine extent between the 2013 and 2018 acquisitions on the Coconino was flown in 2019.
Lidar data will be available in the future over an area covering an area in the Sierra Anchas on the Tonto National Forest. This data is not expected to be available until later in 2022 or 2023.
If you have questions about lidar data in the 4FRI area, please send an email to sm.fs.4fri@usda.gov and include “Lidar” in the subject line.
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