Area	Lower Ten Mile
Topic	USFS VegTypes: Mill Creek Calwater 1994

 

Caption:  This bar chart shows vegetation and timber types of the Mill Creek Calwater planning watershed, which covers part of the lower Ten Mile River, as well as the Mill Creek watershed. The information was derived from a 1994 Landsat image by the U.S. Forest Service. This analysis technique calculates averages of vegetation stands and is not accurate at the pixel (30 meter) level. Scroll down for a key to classifications. The Mill Creek Calwater was divided almost equally in terms of predominant vegetation types between Medium-Large trees (20-30" diameter), Small-Medium trees (12-19.9") and Small Trees (6-11.9"). Large Trees (30-40") made up 2% of the Calwater, Saplings (1-4.9" diameter) 5% and Non-Forest 3%. Click on Picture to see an ArcView scene of the Mill Creek Calwater planning watershed showing vegetation types. Vegetation classifications are: VLargeTree = >40" in diameter LargeTree = Trees 30-39.9" in diameter Medium/Large Trees = 20-29.9" in diameter Small/Medium Trees = 12-19.9" in diameter Small Trees = 5-11.9" in diameter Non-Forest = No trees, shrubs, grass, bare soil

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