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Title:
| An estimate of the amount of road in the staggered-setting system of clearcutting. |
Author(s): |
Silen, Roy R.; Gratkowski, H.J. |
Date: |
1953 |
Source: |
PNW Old Series Research Notes No. 92, p. 1-4 |
Station ID: |
OSN-PNW-092 |
Description: |
One question frequently asked by foresters in the Douglas-fir region is: "How much land is taken out of forest production by logging roads and landings?" The final answer is not known, but a rough estimate recently prepared for a sizable portion of the H. J. Andrews Experimental Forest may be useful as a tentative figure. The experimental area is located about 50 miles east of Eugene, Oregon on the Willamette National Forest and is fairly typical of the old-growth Doughs-fir forests that are found on steep watersheds in the Oregon Cascades. |
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