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'72 A
Outline Map of Areas near BIG LAGOON, Humboldt Co.,
CAlIF., visited Aug.8-19, 1949, showing approximate distribution
of major vegetation types, collecting localities referred
to in my notes, and routes traversed in collecting.
N.
PACIFIC
OCEAN
Sand Bar (beach and low dunes)
BIG
LAGOON
0
1/4
1/2
mi.
approximate scale
Trinidad
Highway
PATRICK PT.
STATE PARK
to
Log Pond
Marsh
US-101
To Orick
Key to Habitat Types (described on
pp. 69-72)
(uncolored areas represent unmapped areas)
Redwood Forest
Spruce-Fir Forest
Spruce-Alder Forest
Willow-Alder Riparian Woodland Thicket
Bramble Thickets
Pastured Dry Grassland
Pastured Meadow (Moist Grassland)
Tule, Sedge Marsh
Pondweed Channels Flats
Open Lagoon
3-yr. old burned "Forest"
Low chaparral
High chaparral
Creek with gravel bars dirt banks
Small stream with boulders logs
Sandy beach
Gravelly cobblestone beach.
Gray Ct.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
N. Fork Maple Cr.
Maple
Pirch Creek
Daggers Cr.
1/4 mi./
0
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approximate trend of Ridge between Big Lagoon & Redwood Creek Drainages
A 550'
Kane Ach.
Abandoned Ranch
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Camp Site
near "Log Pond" = Aug. 8-19
1: Trap line, Aug. 8-9, 9-10
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
[illegible]
= routes I traversed on foot.
Hanover Lbr Co Road
Hanover Lbr Co Hdg.
Hunmand
Lbr. G. Pond
Line # Tract road
to ridge top (see notes of Miller & Gullion)
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