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Ashley National Forest History and Resource Guide
The Uintah Basin’s water and forest resources are outlined, tracing the Ashley National Forest from its 1897 proclamation by President Cleveland to later expansions and reserves. Timber value, grazing, watershed protection, and recreation are emphasized, with details on timber sales, deer populations, fire data, and ongoing improvements across the forest’s 2,000+ square miles and notable areas like King’s Peak and Moon Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Forest Reserve
Grover Cleveland
Theodorest
Nock Creek
Smith Fork
Evner
Fort Bridger
Wren HW. Ashby
Virginia
Eakrasis
Idaho
Utah
Ashley National Forest
Union
Ashley
Canyon
Cooperaton
Farm Creek
Pole Canyon
Sheep Creek
Telephone Inc
Ashley Naional
King's Peak
Unitas
Red Gorge
Green
Butch Cassidy
Mat Warner
Blasé Lae
Vermal-Manila
Moon Lake
Yellowstone Canyon
Dintah River
Oaks Park
Green Lakes
Spirit Lake
Deep Creak
Palisades
Henry's Fork
China Meadows
Asteh
Tre-Ajon
Élvacranger