Planning And Civil Comment 1936 37 volume 2 3
Planning And Civil Comment 1936 37 volume 2 3
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3. Supplemental areas, composed of a number of the volcanic cones along the Cascade Range, in Washington and Oregon, such as Mounts Baker, St.
34 PLANNING AND CIVIC COMMENT Helena, Adams, Hood, and to include Mount Rainier National Park as a part of a larger conception.
4. An area of the Sierra Nevada, California, composed of Yosemite National Park, Kings River Canyon Region, General Grant and Sequoia National Parks, and the intervining wilderness portions of the Sierra above the commercially v...aluable timber on both sides of the crest, and one or more extensions reaching down the east face of the Sierra.
5. A portion of the Channel Islands, California. Five of these eight islands are in Federal ownership, and the three principal islands are in private ownership.
6. An area in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho.
7. An area, the proposed Escalante National Monument, to include roughly the Colorado River Gorge from the junction of the Green and Colorado Rivers, Utah, to the northern Arizona boundary, and certain territory between the San Juan and Colorado Rivers.
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3. Supplemental areas, composed of a number of the volcanic cones along the Cascade Range, in Washington and Oregon, such as Mounts Baker, St.
34 PLANNING AND CIVIC COMMENT Helena, Adams, Hood, and to include Mount Rainier National Park as a part of a larger conception.
4. An area of the Sierra Nevada, California, composed of Yosemite National Park, Kings River Canyon Region, General Grant and Sequoia National Parks, and the intervining wilderness portions of the Sierra above the commercially v...aluable timber on both sides of the crest, and one or more extensions reaching down the east face of the Sierra.
5. A portion of the Channel Islands, California. Five of these eight islands are in Federal ownership, and the three principal islands are in private ownership.
6. An area in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho.
7. An area, the proposed Escalante National Monument, to include roughly the Colorado River Gorge from the junction of the Green and Colorado Rivers, Utah, to the northern Arizona boundary, and certain territory between the San Juan and Colorado Rivers.
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