File:Fremont-Winema National Forest map.gif
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DescriptionFremont-Winema National Forest map.gif | The Fremont-Winema National Forests were administratively combined in 2002 and cover 2.3 million acres. The heavily timbered forests extend to the west and border Crater Lake National Park and the Cascade Mountain Range. To the east is the semi-arid highland belt which is commonly known as "Oregon's Outback" and includes part of the Warner Mountain Range while the Oregon-California border marks the Forest's southern border. |
Date | uploaded 07:25, 28 September 2007 (UTC) |
Source | USDA Forest Service map from web site |
Author | USDA Forest Service |
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