Apr. 15,1925 Use of Liability Ratings in Forest Fire Protection 701 
Table V. —List of subregions and forests, with the classification of forest types —Con. 
Region 
Forests 
Forest types 
5. Western Washing¬ 
ton and Oregon. 
6. Southwest Oregon 
and northwest Cali¬ 
fornia. 
7. Southeastern Ore¬ 
gon and northeast¬ 
ern California. 
8. Eastern Oregon 
and southwestern 
Idaho. 
9. Central Idaho and 
southwestern Mon¬ 
tana. 
10. Yellowstone Pla¬ 
teau . 
11. Black Hills and 
eastern Montana. 
12. Eastern Colorado. 
13. Northwestern 
C olorado and south¬ 
ern Wyoming. 
14. Wasatch and Uin¬ 
ta Ranges. 
15. Interior desert re¬ 
gion (Nevada). 
16. West slope of 
Sierras. 
17. Southern Califor¬ 
nia. 
18. Colorado Plateau._ 
19/ Southwestern 
Colorado and north¬ 
ern New Mexico. 
20. Southern Arizona- 
New Mexico. 
21. Lake States_ 
Mt. Baker, Snoqualmie, 
Olympic, Rainier (W.), 
Columbia (W.),Mt.Hood, 
(W.), Umpqua (N.), San- 
tiam, Siuslaw, Cascade. 
Umpqua (S.), Crater (W.), 
Siskiyou, Klamath, Trin¬ 
ity, California, Shasta 
(W.). 
Oregon (E.), Deschutes, 
Fremont, Crater (E.), Mo¬ 
doc, Shasta (E.), Lassen 
(E.), Plumas (E.), Tahoe, 
(E.). 
Ochoco, Malheur, Umatilla, 
Wallowa, Whitman, Mi- 
nam, Wenaha, Nez Perce, 
Selway (S.), Weiser, Ida¬ 
ho, Payette, Boise, Sal¬ 
mon (N. and W.), Saw¬ 
tooth (W.). 
Sawtooth (E.), Salmon (E.), 
Challis, Lemhi, Beaver¬ 
head, Deerlodge (S.), 
Madison (N.). 
Madison (S.), Gallatin (S.), 
Beartooth, Absaroka (S.), 
Shoshone, Bighorn, Bonne¬ 
ville, Bridger, Washakie, 
Teton, Targhee, Palisade, 
Wyoming, Caribou, Cache, 
Pocatello. 
Black Hills, Harney, Sioux, 
Custer. 
Colorado, Pike, San Isabel, 
Leadville (S.). 
Hayden, Routt, White 
River, Sopris, Battlement, 
Medicine Bow, Arapahoe, 
Holy Cross, Leadville (N.) 
Ashley, Uinta, Manti, Pow¬ 
ell (N.), Fillmore, Fishlake, 
Sevier (N.), Wasatch 
(exc. W.). 
Minidoka, Humboldt. Santa 
Rosa, Nevada, Wasatch 
(W.), Mono, Ruby, Toi- 
yabe, Moapa, Inyo. 
Sequoia, Stanislaus, Tahoe 
(W.), Lassen (W.), Sierra, 
Eldorado, Plumas (W.), 
Shasta (S., center.) 
Monterey, Santa Barbara, 
Angeles, San Bernardino, 
Cleveland. 
Sevier (S)., Powell (S.), 
Coconino, Prescott, 
Apache, Datil, Crook(N.), 
Dixie (except Moapa), 
Kaibab, Tusayan, Tonto, 
Sitgreaves, Gila. 
LaSalle, Gunnison, Rio 
Grande, Durango, Carson, 
Manzano (W.), Uncom- 
pahgre, Cochetopa, Mon¬ 
tezuma, San Juan, Santa 
F6. 
Manzano (E.), Coronado, 
Lincoln-Alamo, Crook 
(S.). 
Minnesota, Superior, Michi¬ 
gan. 
Lower slope (Douglas fir, 
cedar, hemlock, spruce, 
etc.), upper slope (true 
firs, hemlock, etc.), sub- 
alpine. 
Western yellow and sugar 
pine, Douglas fir, red and 
white firs, subalpine, oak 
and digger pine, brush 
fields, grass. 
Western yellow and sugar 
pine, lodgepole pine, 
fir, subalpine, woodland, 
brush, grass and 
Representative 
weather stations 
Same as Region 2, except no 
white pine. 
Douglas fir, lodgepole pine, 
Engelmann spruce, sub¬ 
alpine, brush, grass and 
sage. 
Same types as Region 9'- 
Western yellow pine, open 
(brush and grass). 
Western yellow pine, Doug¬ 
las fir, lodgepole pine, 
Engelmann spruce, subal¬ 
pine, open (brush, grass, 
and woodland). 
Douglas fir, lodgepole pine, 
Engelmann spruce, subal¬ 
pine, aspen, brush, grass. 
Western yellow pine, Doug¬ 
las fir, lodgepole pine, En¬ 
gelmann spruce, subal¬ 
pine, aspen, pinon-juniper, 
brush, grass, and sage. 
Western yellow pine, lodge¬ 
pole pine, Douglas fir, 
red and white fir, pinon- 
j uniper, brush and chapar¬ 
ral (including aspen and 
mahogany), grass and sage. 
Western yellow and sugar 
pine, red and white fir, 
lodgepole and knobcone 
pines, subalpine, oak and 
digger pine, brush fields, 
grass and open. 
Western yellow and Jeffrey 
pine, fir and pine slopes, 
subalpine, hardwood bot¬ 
toms, chaparral, grass, 
sage, desert. 
Western yellow pine, Doug¬ 
las fir mixed, spruce and 
subalpine, pinon-juniper, 
brush and aspen, sage 
and grass. 
Same as Region 18, with ad¬ 
dition of lodgepole pine 
at north end. 
Same as Region 18. 
Eastern white and red pines, 
jack pine, spruce, balsam, 
tamarack, hardwoods, 
grass and open. 
Olympia, Snoho¬ 
mish, Centralia, 
Portland, Seattle, 
Albany, Glenora. 
Ashland, Roseburg, 
Eureka, Sisson, 
Ukiah, Weaver- 
ville. 
Prineville, Dayville, 
Lakeview, Silver 
Lake, Cedarville, 
Susanville, Refio. 
Walla Walla, Pomer¬ 
oy, Baker, Joseph, 
Payette, Boise. 
Butte, Soldier. 
Henrys Lake, Yel¬ 
lowstone Park, 
Thayne, Lander. 
Miles City, Oakdale, 
Spearfish. 
Fort Collins, Denver. 
Colorado Springs, 
Salida, Saguache, 
San Luis. 
Laramie, Cheyenne, 
Rawlins, Walden, 
Meeker, Pagoda, 
Breckenridge. 
Vernal, Provo, Salt 
Lake. 
Winnemucca, Potts, 
Elko. Ely, Oakley, 
Idaho, Independ¬ 
ence, Calif. 
Auburn, Sisson, 
Summit, Laporte, 
Yosemite, Quincy. 
San Diego, Redlands, 
Los Angeles, Santa 
Barbara, Santa 
Cruz, San Ber¬ 
nardino. 
Holbrook, Prescott, 
Fort Apache, Fort 
Bayard. 
Moab, Utah; Du¬ 
rango, Colo.; Az¬ 
tec, N. Mex.; Santa 
F6; Fort Wingate. 
Mesilla Park, Tuc¬ 
son, Dudleyville, 
Fort Huachuca. 
Sault Ste. Marie, 
Park Rapids, Gray¬ 
ling, Mount Iron. 
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