Area	Lower Big River
Topic	USFS VegTypes: Berry Gulch CalWater 1994

 

Caption:  This bar chart shows vegetation and timber types of the Mouth of Big River Calwater planning 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 Berry Gulch Calwater was dominated by medium-large trees (20"-29.9") as of 1994, which comprised 40% of the watershed. Large trees constituted 4% of the watershed, small to medium sized trees (12-19.9" diameter) made up 24% of the watershed, small trees 19% (5-11.9" diameter), 7% saplings (1-4.9" diameter) and 6% non-forest. The cumulative total of 31% in small trees, saplings and non-forest indicates possible cumulative effects risk. Click on Picture to see an ArcView scene of the Berry Gulch 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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