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2020 Idaho Panhandle National Forests

Coeur d’Alene River Ranger District

Firewood Map For Personal Use Firewood Permits

Welcome to the Coeur d’Alene River Ranger District. The District provides many resources including trees for firewood, wildlife, recreation, and unspoiled scenery for public use and enjoyment. As managers of the National Forests, we welcome the opportunity to provide firewood for public use. This map is part of the firewood permit and highlights additional permit terms for specific areas (FS2400-1). Please become familiar with the permit terms included here and on the permit to help make both your time in the Forest and our job more enjoyable.

Daniel Scaife District Ranger (208) 664-2318 Fernan Office

(208) 783-2363 Silver Valley Office

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Validating Your Firewood Permit It is your responsibility to fill out your firewood permit properly. If you fail to fill out your permit you are in violation of the terms and conditions of your permit and may be subject to fines, penalties, and further prosecution.

APPROXIMATELY ONE HALF (1/2) CORD

APPROXIMATELY ONE (1) CORD

Remember to clean up slash you created out of any road ditches, and to scatter slash in the woods

Fill out permit before you start cutting your firewood.

To properly validate permit: 1. Fill out the date, time

BEFORE you start cutting.Fill out the quantity removed prior totransporting the firewood.

2. You need to fill out thepermit each time youcollect/transport firewood.

3. Have the permit with you atall times while you arecollecting/transportingfirewood.

Fire Precautions Forest fire protection associated with cutting and removing

firewood in the State of Idaho, which includes National Forest System lands, is controlled by IDAHO

ADMINISTRATIVE CODE fire rules (IDAPA 20.04.01). Firewood cutters are required to have the following equipment while cutting and transporting firewood:

Saw: Exhaust system in good repair. Screen-type spark arrester of 0.023” mesh or less, qualified under US Forest Service standards.

Shovel: Long-handled, round point with 8 inch blade.

Fire extinguisher: A fully charged operable fire extinguisher with pressurized chemicals.

Not less than eight (8) ounce capacity.

Critical Fire Danger: Restrictions that prohibit fuelwood cutting may be enacted during periods of critical fire danger.

Smoking: Smoking is prohibited during periods of critical fire danger. Contact the Coeur d’Alene River Ranger Station for current fire

restrictions.

Fire Prevention Safety Tips

1. Keep the saw well away from cigarettes or open flamewhen adjusting the saw or fueling.

2. Let your saw cool for at least 5 minutes beforerefueling.

3. Carry your gas in a safety can equipped with a spout,or use a funnel so that gasoline does not spill on theground.

4. Move your saw from the place where it was fueledand away from gasoline vapors before starting it. Also,remove oil and sawdust from all metal parts.

5. An 8-ounce minimum capacity fire extinguisher aswell as a size “0” or larger shovel should be in yourimmediate possession within the cutting area.

Report Fires to: Coeur d’Alene Interagency Fire Dispatch Office

(208) 772-3283 24-hour number

Riparian Habitat Conservation Areas (RHCA) Riparian no harvest buffers occur throughout the Idaho Panhandle National Forests. These areas are referred to as Riparian Habitat Conservation Areas (RHCA). It is your responsibility to know when you are near a stream and in a riparian no harvest zone. National Forests in Idaho, as well as a variety of other State, Federal, and private partners are working to conserve and restore riparian areas. You are required to restrict your firewood cutting to 300’ from streams, lakes and wet areas. Trees, logs, and other vegetation are vital within riparian zones for soil stabilization, influx of nutrients to the stream, cover for fish and aquatic organisms, and temperature regulation. Please help us protect these important riparian areas.

No-Harvest Buffer If you are unsure whether a dead tree or log is within a riparian buffer zone, measure the distance with a tape or similar equipment. Some rules of thumb for buffer widths are listed below.

300 feet: The length of a football field between the end zones or about 120 full paces by a person of average height.

When a road runs parallel to a stream, dead and downed logs on the uphill side of the road (the side away from the stream) within the designated zones can be cut and removed.

Stream - defined as a channel with flowing water or evidence of erosion. Some streams may be dry.

No Harvest Buffer– the no harvest buffer is 150’ either side of the stream

Cutting Zone

Cutting Zone

No Cutting Zone

CUT ONLY DEAD TREES Cutting Zone

Wildlife Trees Look Before You Cut! Standing dead trees, or snags, are very important to many animals and play a role in supporting wildlife populations in the forest. They are a source of food, perches, and protective cover for many birds and mammals. Large dead trees (especially those with cavities) are particularly important and can remain standing for many years. Since removal of snags must be carefully managed, some cutting areas on the forest are restricted to certain sized trees or species. These specifications are found on each cutting area map.

Cutting and removal of any tree bearing this sign is prohibited.

Whitebark Pine • Cutting whitebark pine on the Idaho Panhandle National

Forests is prohibited.

• High elevation whitebark pine snags of all sizes (includingdead or downed logs) provide valuable wildlife habitat.

• Standing dead or downed logs are also valued for watershedprotection. The physical position of trees on the landscapealong with downed logs helps to delay snowmelt and retainssnowdrifts into early to mid - summer preventing rapidsnowmelt.

• Identification: If the tree still has needles it will have fiveneedles per bundle as compared to lodgepole pine that onlyhas two needles per bundle. These stately trees are knownfor their multi-forked silhouettes on high mountain ridges.

Crown is broadly branched and open.

Thin gray bark.

WBP can easily be confused with lodgepole pine, which has similar bark, but only 2 needles per fascicle.

Is this Larch tree dead? How can I tell? In the fall of the year, the needles of the western larch turn a straw yellow, contrasting sharply with the green of surrounding trees. The needles soon drop to the ground, leaving the larch bare of foliage throughout the winter and early spring. Larch is the only cone-bearing tree in the western United States that sheds all of its needles. To tell the difference between a living western larch and a dead one in the wintertime, examine the twigs. Larch needles grow from short spurs which are conspicuous on living larch trees. These spurs, like rows of tiny barrels, are absent from a dead larch. In addition, the bark on a live larch tree will be tight. If you accidentally cut into a live tree its wood will be wet. STOP cutting immediately if this happens! If the bark is intact on the tree, and branches are still attached during the dormant season the safest bet is to leave the tree standing.

Why Can’t I Cut in Active Timber Sales?

• Cutting in active timber sales is prohibited. When a timber sale is purchased by the purchaser they have bought all of the timber to be harvested within the sale area boundary.

• A timber sale will typically have “no firewood cutting signs” located in the sale area boundary. Sometimes these signs are vandalized or removed. So how will you know you are within a timber sale?

• The boundary of a sale unit is always painted with ORANGE VERTICAL STRIPES, the middle stripe faces into the cutting unit and the other two face on line with the unit boundary. All timber within this boundary is part of the timber sale.

• Most of the trees within this boundary may or may not have paint on the trees; they still cannot be cut since they could be timber that the purchaser has bought. Or the prescription that was written for this unit requires certain trees to remain standing.

• Standing dead or downed logs are also valued for large woody debris within the timber sale to help reduce soil erosion or shade protection for planted trees. The physical position of trees on the landscape along with downed logs helps to delay snowmelt and retains snowdrifts into early to mid - summer preventing rapid snowmelt.

• Cutting where log decks are present is prohibited.

What a boundary marked tree looks like

How Do I Estimate the Number of Cords on My Load?

• Firewood is commonly measured in cords. A standard cord is the amount of tightly piled wood in a stack, 4 feet high by 4 feet wide by 8 feet long.

• 1 cord = 128 cubic feet - approximately 2,700 lbs.

• To calculate the number of cords in a stack of wood, multiply the piles height by its width, and then by stick length (all in feet), then divide by 128.

Areas shown in red on the following maps generally depict major travel corridors, special use areas, recreational areas, and timber sales. If in question about cutting in direct proximity to these areas, please contact the district office at (208)-765-7233 or avoid them within reason.

English Point / Burnt Cabin - Map One

BumblebeeMap Three

Big Hank / Black Canyon

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Beauty Creek / Bell BayMedimont - Map Two

Murray / Dobson Pass- Map Seven

Road 332 - Map Eight

Berlin Flats / Prichard- Map Six

Magee/Tepee Creek - Map Four

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Pinehurst

2020 Firewood Cutting Restrictions - Extents Map

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Mokins BayCampground

English Point / Burnt Cabin - Map One

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Coeur d'Alene River Ranger DistrictRequired with Firewood Removal Permit FS-2400-1

No firewood cutting areas identified. See permit forfurther restrictions.

Please refer to theCoeur d'Alene River Ranger District's

Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) for current open roads and trails

Valid through March 31st, 2021

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Other Than National Forest Land - ClosedNational Forest Land - Open

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Bumblebee - Map Three

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T 50 NR 2 E

T 50 NR 3 E

T 53 NR 2 E

T 52 NR 3 E

T 53 NR 3 E

T 50 NR 4 E

T 51 NR 4 E

T 51 NR 2 E

T 52 NR 4 E

T 52 NR 2 E

Big HankCampground

Devils ElbowCampground

Kit PriceCampground


Spion Kop -Research Natural Area

Pond Peak - Research Natural Area






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#¹ Major Peaks


Major LakesStreams



Big Hank / Black Canyon - Map Five

ÆQ

ÆQ

D

D

ShoshoneBase Camp

LittleGuardPeak

TaylorSaddle

HaystackSaddle

AverySaddle

Avery CreekNocelly

Gulch Saddle

Prichard

Eagle

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950

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945

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951

412

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270

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430-2

6519

2349

947

602

943

442

343

979

Gold Run

Coeur dAlene River

Log Gulch

Saw Gulch

Short Creek

Sissons Creek

Cascade Creek

Mercury CreekHarvey Creek

L Haystack Creek

Berlin Gulch

PeteD raw

Rampike Creek

Cottonwood Creek

Donk

eyDr

aw

Cabi n

Creek

Cabin

Creek

Bull Creek

FirGu

lch

Rocky

Draw

Ucelly Gulch

Bruce C

reek

Rookie

Cree

k

SteepCreek

Daisy Gulch

White

Rock

Gulch

AlderGulch

Falls Creek

North Fork FallsCreek

Bridge

Creek

Eagle Creek

Keller Creek

Johns Draw

Venus

Creek

Fergu

son

Creek

Oregon Gulch

Jack Creek

Bedrock Gulch

Hulliman Creek

Angle Gulch

Jupite

r Cree

k

Clover Creek

Nocelly Gulch

Snow Creek

Dam Creek

Coeur dAlene River

Offset Gulch

Short Creek

Loading Creek

Chute C

reek

Sunday Gulch

Pipe Creek

North

Fork

Hayst

ack

Creaky Creek

Fancy Gulch

Clee Creek

Monday Gulch

Valito

ns Cr

eek

Uranus Creek

Trouble Creek

South Fork Falls Creek

Stack Creek

Dry C

reek

Hopki

nsCree

k

Pine Flat Creek

Hat Creek

Prichard Creek

Haystack Creek

Bobta

il Cree

k

Falls Creek

East Fork Eagle Creek

East Fork Lost Creek

West Fork Eagle Creek

Lost C

reek

Shosho

neCre

ek

Coeur dAlene River

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T 23 NR 33 W

T 50 NR 3 E

T 51 NR 5 E

T 52 NR 3 E

T 52 NR 5 E

T 50 NR 5 ET 50 N

R 4 E

T 51 NR 4 E

T 24 NR 33 W

T 52 NR 4 E

Kit PriceCampground

Berlin Flats

Settlers Grove ofAncient Cedars






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#¹ Major Peaks


Major LakesStreams



Berlin Flats / Prichard - Map Six

D

D

D

D

D

DobsonPass

Two MileSaddle Cooper

Pass

ThompsonPass

WhiteCreekSaddle

KingsPass

King PassTimber Sale

White BeaverTimber Sale

White BeaverTimber Sale

King BeaverTimber Sale

King BeaverTimber Sale

RevettLake

LowerGlidden Lake

Prichard

Eagle

Murray

BurkeSh6

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2322

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424

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978

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424

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NorthForkSt Joe-Placer

TwoMile

East Eagle Creek343

Beaver Creek

Keystone Gulch

Rattail Gulch

Grouse Gulch

Perry G

ulch

Niagara reek

Mona

rchGu

lch

Poorman Gulch

Hurrican Gulch

Tobog

gon C

reek

Raven

Gulch

Wilson Creek

No Name Gulch

Meyer

Gulch

Accident Gulch

Deadm

anGulc

h

Shei l

dsGu

lchShehee Gulch

CougarGulc

h

Missouri Gulch

French Gulc h Rabbit

Gulch

Vendetta Gulch

Reeder

Gulch

Dago

Peak

Gulch

McComber Gulch

Mill Creek

Eagle Creek

Kid Gulch

Pionee

r Gulch

Ceme

nt Gulch

Axe Gulch

Cat Creek

Bucks

kinGul

ch

Military Gulch

East Fork Alder C

reek

Lake

G ulch

O'Neill Gulch

Bell Gulch

Shirttail Gulch

Ophir Gulch

Daisy Gulch

Dry B

utteG

ulch

Bedrock Gulch

Sawmill Gulch

Cedar C

reek

Jewel l

Gulch

Sulliv

a nGu

lc h

L ans d

a leCr

eek

Jo Gulch

McFarre

n Gulc

h

Hutchin s Gulch

Prospect Gulch

Placer Gulch

Tiger Gu lch

Cleveland Gulch

East Fork Twomile Creek

Gorge Gulch

Missoula GulchFerguson Creek

Humb

oldt G

ulch

Dobson Gulch

Paragon Gulch

Bonanza Gul ch

Moore Gulch

Scott Gulch

Fancy Gulch

SonoraGulch

Nucko

ls Gulc

h

GoldRun

BlackcloudCreekWe

st Fork

Granite Gulch

Little North Fork

WespGulc

h

Barton Gulch

Carbon Creek

Unknown Gulch

Moonshine Gulch

Idaho

Gulc

h

Revenue Gulch

Dudley Creek

AlderGulch

Carpe

nter G

ulch

Casc adeGulch

South Fork Coeur dAlene River

Potosi Gulch

Deer Creek

Terror

Gulch

Trail Creek

Alder Creek

Gran

iteGu

lch

Pony Gulch

Ninem

ileCr

eek

Twom

ile Cre

ek

White Creek

EastFork

Ninemile Creek

Coeur dAlene River

Butte Gulch

Bear Gulch

Canyon Creek

Beaver Creek

Prichard Creek

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T 49 NR 4 E

T 48 NR 5 E

T 50 NR 3 E

T 49 NR 5 E

T 49 NR 6 E

T 22 NR 32 WT 50 N

R 5 E

T 48 NR 4 ET 48 N

R 3 E

T 48 NR 6 E

T 50 NR 4 E

T 20 NR 32 W

T 49 NR 3 E

T 50 NR 6 E






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Major LakesStreams

Interstate

Legend

#¹ Major Peaks




Murray / Dobson Pass - Map Seven

#¹

#¹

D

D

WeberSaddle

SolitareSaddle

Sage CreekSaddle Independence

Saddle

332

332

Lake Pend

Oreille

Bayview

Lakeview

209

407

7941530

332

1520

205

2378

407

1507

904

1550

406

258385

903

436

1560

6728

1525

Ace Creek

Solitaire Creek Coon Gulch

Hamburg Creek

Templeman Creek

McHarg CreekMiller Creek

Old D

oeDr

aw

PyriteCreek

FernCreek

Salee

Creek

North For k C all isCr eek

Lewellen Creek

Old Maid Creek

Prospect Creek

Gosling Creek

Camp Creek

Snowbird CreekGreen Creek

Ermine Creek

Callis CreekChilcoCree

k

Spruce Creek

West F

orkSol

itaire Creek

North Fork Sage Creek

Hamilto n Creek

Lewelling Creek

Sob Creek

East Fork Solitaire Creek

Snow Creek

Trapper Creek

Sage Creek

Ellis CreekSurpr is e Creek

Cheer Creek

Kick Bush Gulch

Roush Creek

South Twin Creek

Goose Creek

Honey CreekIro

nCree

k

Chloride Gulch

Tom Lavin Creek

Sawpit Creek

Branch NorthGold Creek

Declaration Creek

North

Fork

Coeu

r dAle

n eRiv

er

North Gold Creek

West Gold Creek

Gold Creek

Independ

ence Creek

Bayvi

ew Cr

eek

North ChilcoMountain

South ChilcoMountain

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33

34

25

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27

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T 52 NR 2 W

T 52 NR 1 E

T 53 NR 1 ET 53 N

R 2 W

T 54 NR 1 W

T 53 NR 1 W

T 54 NR 2 W

T 54 NR 1 E

T 52 NR 1 W Coeur d'Alene River Ranger District

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Legend

#¹ Major PeaksMotorized RoadsRoad Numbers999County Roads and HighwaysMotorized TrailsNational Forest Land - Open

Major LakesStreams



Road 332 - Map Eight

Coeur d'Alene

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Wallace L. ForestConservation Area( Blue Creek)

Mineral Ridge Scenic Area

Beauty BayPIcnic Area

Blue Creek/ Mineral Ridge/Beauty Bay

0 0.45 0.9Miles

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