This is a map of 1994 Landsat derived vegetation size data in the Indian Creek sub-basin, displayed with 1:100,000 scale streams. The large Non-Forest and Sapling components are partially driven by underlying geology of the Central Belt Franciscan terrain; however, timber harvest has been active in this basin in the past and is in part responsible for some areas of small diameter trees. Data provided by the U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region Remote Sensing Lab, Sacramento, CA. Scale = 1:106,791 .

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Name of Layer in Map Legend	Metadata File Name
Sub-basins (w/ labels)	subbasins.shp.txt
Project Frame	Unavailable
Streams (1:100k scale)(no labels)	streams100.shp.txt
USFS Riparian Veg Size	vegsizebuf.tif.txt
USFS Vegetation Size	vegsize.tif.txt
Topo Map (1:24k scale)	Unavailable
Graycale Hillshade (TIFF)	grayscale_xnv_light.tif.txt
Project Background	Unavailable

 
 

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