Forest Service: Distribution of Timber Sales Receipts Fiscal Years
1992-94 (Fact Sheet, 09/08/95, GAO/RCED-95-237FS).
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on the
distribution of timber sales receipts to Forest Service and other
accounts, focusing on: (1) fiscal years 1992 through 1994 timber sales
receipts and the amounts of these receipts the Forest Service
distributed for specific purposes; and (2) the receipts deposited in the
Treasury's General Fund as compared to the Forest Service's outlays for
the preparation and administration of timber sales for that period.
GAO found that: (1) timber sales receipts for fiscal years 1992 through
1994 totalled nearly $3 billion; (2) the Forest Service distributed
about 90 percent of those receipts to various Forest Service accounts
for specific purposes; (3) specific distribution percentages for the
Roads and Trails Fund and payments to states are mandated by law; (4)
other accounts include those for reforestation, timber salvage, brush
removal and erosion control, purchaser-built road credits, and interest
and penalties; (5) although at the national level more monies were
collected than distributed, some regions and forests distributed more
monies than they collected; (6) the Forest Service deposited about
$302.7 million in the Treasury's General Fund, which was about 10
percent of total timber sales receipts collected over the 3-year period;
(7) timber sale preparation and administration costs totalled about $1.3
billion; and (8) there is no requirement that timber sales receipts
cover the total amount of distributions and timber sale preparation and
administrative costs.
--------------------------- Indexing Terms -----------------------------
REPORTNUM: RCED-95-237FS
TITLE: Forest Service: Distribution of Timber Sales Receipts
Fiscal Years 1992-94
DATE: 09/08/95
SUBJECT: Timber sales
National forests
Road construction
Administrative costs
Treasury accounts
Special fund accounts
Land reclamation
Government collections
Forestry legislation
IDENTIFIER: Forest Service Timber Sales Program
National Forest Fund
Knutson-Vandenberg Trust Fund
Salvage Sale Fund
Roads and Trails Fund
California
Oregon
Washington
Forest Service Purchaser-Elect Roads Account
Cooperative Funds Act of 1914
Expenditures from Receipts Act of 1913
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Fact Sheet for the Ranking Minority Member, Subcommittee on Interior
and Related Agencies, Committee on Appropriations, House of
Representatives
September 1995
FOREST SERVICE - DISTRIBUTION OF
TIMBER SALES RECEIPTS FISCAL YEARS
1992-94
GAO/RCED-95-237FS
Distribution of Timber Sales Receipts
(140526)
Abbreviations
=============================================================== ABBREV
Letter
=============================================================== LETTER
B-262086
September 8, 1995
The Honorable Sidney R. Yates
Ranking Minority Member
Subcommittee on Interior
and Related Agencies
Committee on Appropriations
House of Representatives
Dear Mr. Yates:
Over the years, the Forest Service's annual reports to the Congress
have indicated that receipts from the timber sales program exceed the
expenses of preparing and administering the sales.\1 However, these
reports do not show the extent to which timber sales receipts are
distributed to various Forest Service funds or accounts established
for specific purposes, such as reforesting the land and making
payments to the states in which the forests are located.
Additionally, these reports do not reflect how much of the Forest
Service's timber sales receipts flow into the Department of the
Treasury's General Fund at each fiscal year's end. To help the
Subcommittee's understanding of this matter, you asked us to provide
information on (1) the timber sales program's receipts for fiscal
years 1992-94 and the amount of these receipts the Forest Service
distributed for specific purposes and (2) the receipts deposited in
the General Fund of the Treasury compared with the Forest Service's
outlays for the preparation and administration of timber sales for
that same period.
In summary, during fiscal years 1992-94, the Forest Service collected
nearly $3 billion in timber sales receipts and distributed about $2.7
billion, or 90 percent, to various Forest Service funds or accounts
for specific purposes. The Forest Service deposited the remaining
receipts--about $300 million--in the General Fund of the Treasury.
Outlays for preparing and administering timber sales totaled about
$1.3 billion for the same period. Table 1 summarizes this
information on a fiscal year basis.
Table 1
Timber Sales Receipts and Outlays,
Fiscal Years 1992-94
(Dollars in millions)
Compared
to
Amount amounts
deposite deposite
Amount d in the d in the
distribu General General
ted for Fund of Fund of
specific the the
Fiscal year Total purposes Treasury Total Treasury
-------------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
1992 $1,093.1 $949.8 $143.3 $482.9 ($339.6)
1993 990.9 912.8 78.1 455.3 (377.2)
1994 911.0 829.7 81.3 359.9 (278.6)
Total $2,995.0 $2,692.3 $302.7 $1,298.1 ($995.4)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------
\1 For example, one such report is the Timber Sale Program Annual
Report.
MOST TIMBER SALES RECEIPTS
DISTRIBUTED FOR SPECIFIC
PURPOSES
------------------------------------------------------------ Letter :1
During fiscal years 1992-94, timber purchasers harvested about 18
billion board feet of timber from the national forests, from which
the Forest Service collected about $3 billion. The Forest Service
distributed about $2.7 billion to various Forest Service funds or
accounts established for specific purposes. While these funds or
accounts are provided for by law, two have specific percentage
distributions mandated by law--the Roads and Trails Fund and the
payments to states. Figure 1 illustrates this distribution process,
and section 2 further explains the receipt distribution process and
the various funds and accounts.
Figure 1: Distribution of
Timber Sales Receipts, Fiscal
Years 1992-94
(See figure in printed
edition.)
As shown in figure 1, the distribution of timber sales receipts is
essentially a two-step process. The first step distributes receipts
into six funds or accounts. The second step involves further
distributions from one of these funds--the National Forest Fund.\2
The largest distribution from this fund involves the payment to
states.
By law, states are entitled to 25 percent of the receipts from timber
sales located within their boundaries.\3 In addition, California,
Oregon, and Washington receive a specially legislated payment to
compensate them for timber receipts lost on 18 national forests as a
result of listing the northern spotted owl as a threatened species.
This "spotted owl" payment resulted in about $173 million in
additional payments to these states for fiscal years 1992-94, and of
this amount about $74 million was attributable to fiscal year 1994
timber sales receipts. For 6 of the 18 affected forests, payments to
states exceeded their timber sales receipts in fiscal year 1994.
Overall, for fiscal years 1992-94, the Forest Service collected more
timber sales receipts than it distributed. In some instances,
however, the amount of money distributed by Forest Service regions
and some of their 118 administrative units was more than the receipts
collected at these levels.\4 For example, during fiscal year 1994,
two regions and 51 forests distributed more receipts than they
collected, and the same units also could not cover their respective
payments to the states from the moneys they contributed to the
National Forest Fund. In those instances where shortfalls exist,
adjustments are made at the national level to cover them.
Section 3 contains additional information on the distribution of
receipts at the regional level, and section 4 contains similar
information at the forest level.
--------------------
\2 Any timber sales receipts not distributed to the
Knutson-Vandenberg Fund, the Salvage Sale Fund, associated charges
account, purchaser road credit account or interest and penalties pass
into the National Forest Fund. Among other things, this fund serves
as a holding point for further distributing timber-related receipts
to several other accounts for specific purposes. At the end of the
fiscal year, any amount not distributed for specific purposes is
transferred to the General Fund of the Treasury.
\3 For the purpose of calculating the 25-percent payment to the
states, the Forest Service uses the amounts in the National Forest
Fund, purchaser road credit account, the Salvage Sale Fund, and the
Knutson-Vandenberg Fund. Interest and penalties and associated
charges are not included in this calculation.
\4 For financial reporting purposes, the Forest Service groups its
155 national forests into 118 administrative units because many
forests are too small to have their own management structure. For
ease of presentation, we will refer to these units as "forests."
DEPOSITS TO THE GENERAL FUND OF
THE TREASURY COMPARED WITH
OUTLAYS FOR SALES PREPARATION
AND ADMINISTRATION
------------------------------------------------------------ Letter :2
Over the 3-year period, the Forest Service deposited about $297.7
million from the National Forest Fund in addition to $5 million
generated in interest and penalties\5 in the General Fund of the
Treasury. The $302.7 million total represented about 10 percent of
the total timber sales receipts.
There is no requirement that revenues cover the distributions for
specific purposes and the costs to prepare and administer timber
sales. During fiscal years 1992-94, the Forest Service's outlays for
timber sales preparation and administration were about $1.3 billion.
These outlays were about $995 million more than the $302.7 million
that the Forest Service deposited in the General Fund of the Treasury
during this same period.
Section 3 contains additional information on the outlays at the
regional level, and section 4 contains similar information at the
forest level.
--------------------
\5 This category includes such items as interest on late payments and
fines assessed for cutting the wrong trees. According to Forest
Service officials, they classify interest and penalties as
miscellaneous receipts. These receipts are not distributed to the
National Forest Fund but instead are directly deposited in the
General Fund of the Treasury.
AGENCY COMMENTS
------------------------------------------------------------ Letter :3
We provided a draft of this report to the Forest Service for review
and comment. We met with Forest Service officials, including the
Associate Deputy Chief for Administration; the Director, Timber
Management; and the Assistant Director, Fiscal and Accounting
Services. These officials said that the report accurately presented
the distribution of timber sales receipts and the flow of moneys to
the General Fund of the Treasury.
SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY
------------------------------------------------------------ Letter :4
We conducted our review by analyzing the Forest Service's timber
sales receipts and preparation and administration outlays for fiscal
years 1992-94. Section 1 explains our methodology in detail. We
conducted our work from October 1994 through July 1995 in accordance
with generally accepted government auditing standards.
---------------------------------------------------------- Letter :4.1
We are sending copies of this report to the Secretary of Agriculture,
the Chief of the Forest Service, appropriate congressional
committees, and other interested parties. We will also make copies
available to others on request.
This work was performed under the direction of James K. Meissner,
Associate Director for Timber, who may be reached at (206) 287-4810
if you or your staff have any questions. Major contributors to this
report are listed in appendix I.
Sincerely yours,
James Duffus III
Director, Natural Resources
Management Issues
OBJECTIVES, SCOPE, AND METHODOLOGY
============================================================ Chapter 1
The Ranking Minority Member, Subcommittee on Interior and Related
Agencies, House Committee on Appropriations, asked us to provide
information on
the receipts collected for the timber sales program in fiscal years
1992-94 and the amount of these receipts the Forest Service
distributed for specific purposes and
the receipts deposited in the General Fund of the Treasury compared
with the Forest Service's outlays for the preparation and
administration of timber sales for that same period.
GENERAL METHODOLOGY
---------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 1:1
To develop our information, we analyzed the Forest Service's timber
sales accounting data on a cash basis, which recognizes receipts when
collected and outlays when paid.
We presented our information at the national, regional, and forest
levels. At each level, we obtained the outlays for timber sales
preparation and administration associated with that level. At the
forest level, for financial reporting purposes, the Forest Service
groups its 155 national forests into 118 administrative units because
many forests are too small to have their own management structure.
We used these 118 units for our reporting to be consistent and
comparable with the Forest Service's reports. Sections 3 and 4
include the details regarding the receipts and outlays on regional
and forest levels, respectively. National figures were presented in
table 1.
As requested, we provided 3 years worth of data (fiscal years
1992-94), which would minimize the effects of year-to-year anomalies
at the forest level. In any 1 year, many factors may affect the size
of an individual forest's timber program. For example, if a large
fire occurred within a forest, salvage sale amounts in a subsequent
year might be unusually high. Such sales might skew receipt totals
for that year. For the same reasons, however, care should be taken
in interpreting year-to-year differences.
In conducting our analysis, we did not independently verify or test
the reliability of the receipt and outlay data provided by the Forest
Service. However, the Forest Service's financial statement audit
reports for fiscal years 1992-94 revealed significant internal
control weaknesses in various accounting subsystems that resulted in
unreliable accounting data, including timber-related data.
TIMBER SALES RECEIPTS
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 1:1.1
To determine timber sales receipts, we used the Forest Service's
Statement ASR-08, Gross Receipts by Class and County Based on
National Forest Acreage. This fiscal-year statement, which is part
of the cash-based records that the Forest Service uses to make the
25-percent payment to the states, shows receipts collected for each
forest resource (such as timber, grazing, or recreation) on a forest
and county levels. Because our work focused on the timber resource,
we selected only timber receipts from this statement. The Forest
Service also includes associated charges and interest and penalties
as timber receipts. We obtained these receipt totals from the Forest
Service's Statement TPIR-01, Source and Application of Funds
Worksheet.
From the total receipts, we subtracted the receipts distributed for
specific purposes, including the amounts to the purchaser road
credits account, the Knutson-Vandenberg Fund, the Salvage Sale Fund,
and the associated charges account. (See sec. 2 for a discussion of
these funds and credits.) We also subtracted one legislatively
directed amount that, while not spent on the timber program itself,
is a direct result of the timber program. By law, states are
entitled to 25 percent of the gross receipts generated on national
forests located within their boundaries. We included the amount of
payments to the states but limited it to that amount calculated only
for timber-related receipts.
In addition, at the national level, we included receipts distributed
to two additional designated purposes--the Roads and Trails Fund and
the recovery of the Forest Service's road-building costs
(purchaser-elect roads). The remaining receipts represent the amount
of receipts to be deposited in the General Fund of the Treasury.
Because these two distributions are made at the national level only,
they are not reflected in the regional and forest breakdowns shown in
sections 3 and 4. Because these distributions are not considered in
the regional and forest data, our estimates of receipts remaining
after distribution for specific purposes may be conservative.
To illustrate how receipts flow through the system, we developed a
flowchart. (See sec. 2.) We discussed this flowchart and our
methodology for calculating the resulting flow of receipts with
Forest Service officials who were knowledgeable about the transfer
process; they agreed with our methodology.
TIMBER SALES PREPARATION AND
ADMINISTRATION OUTLAYS
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 1:1.2
We obtained information on the Forest Service's timber-related
outlays from its Statement TPIR-01, Source and Application of Funds
Worksheet. We included only those outlay categories directly related
to timber sales. For example, we included the outlays for preparing
environmental documents associated with timber contracts,
administering the actual timber sales, and handling appeals. More
specifically, the outlay categories selected include the following:
Harvest administration.
General administration--sales.
Sale preparation.
Analysis documentation.
Appeals/litigation--sales.
Other resource support.
Timber planning.
Transportation planning.
Silvicultural examinations.
We excluded outlays related to long-term investment in the timber
program. For example, genetic tree improvement (improving the
quality of trees in the timber program) and timber stand improvement
(improving the quality of reforested areas a number of years later)
are not directly related to the outlay for preparing and
administering timber sales. In addition, we excluded outlays
incurred by the Forest Service for such purposes as brush disposal
and cooperative road maintenance, which are recovered through charges
to timber purchasers. Because of these exclusions, our outlay
estimates for timber sales preparation and administration may be
conservative.
The one exception to excluding outlays covered by a receipt source
involves salvage sales outlays. Salvage sale preparation and
administration outlays are paid for by the Salvage Sale Fund. For
annual reporting purposes, however, the Forest Service does not
report these outlays separately. To be consistent with Forest
Service's annual reports, we have not excluded salvage sale
preparation and administration outlays from the outlays of timber
sales preparation and administration. The Forest Service provided us
with data showing that for fiscal years 1992-94, total timber sales
preparation and administration outlays included about $530 million
for salvage sales.
DISTRIBUTION OF TIMBER SALES
RECEIPTS
============================================================ Chapter 2
This section explains the flow of timber sales receipts from the
award of a timber sales contract to the deposit of receipts in the
General Fund of the Treasury. The process involves distributing a
substantial portion of the receipts into a number of funds and
accounts that the Forest Service uses to finance various activities.
OVERVIEW OF THE RECEIPT
DISTRIBUTION PROCESS
---------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:1
The receipt distribution process starts when a timber contract is
awarded and the timber purchaser makes certain required contractual
deposits. These deposits can include down payments on the timber as
well as specific amounts for such purposes as ensuring that debris is
removed after the timber harvest is completed. During the course of
the harvest, the purchaser makes additional payments in accordance
with schedules established in the contract.
Distributing timber sales receipts is a two-step process. (See fig.
2.1.) The first step distributes timber receipts into six funds or
accounts, while the second step applies to only one of these
funds--the National Forest Fund. Receipts in the National Forest
Fund are further distributed among several additional funds. Any
balance that remains in the National Forest Fund at the end of the
fiscal year is deposited in the Treasury's General Fund.
Figure 2.1: Distribution
Process for Timber Sales
Receipts
(See figure in printed
edition.)
RECEIPT DISTRIBUTION PROCESS:
FIRST STEP
---------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:2
The six funds or accounts into which timber receipts are initially
distributed, together with the amounts for fiscal years 1992-94, are
shown in table 2.1.
Table 2.1
Distribution of Timber Sales Receipts,
Fiscal Years 1992-94
(Dollars in millions)
Fund or account 1992 1993 1994 Total
-------------------------------------- ------ ------ ------ ------
Knutson-Vandenberg Fund (reforestation $246.7 $275.0 $214.7 $736.4
and related purposes)
Salvage Sale Fund (salvage sale 193.9 189.8 171.6 555.3
preparation and administration)
Purchaser road credits (payments made 88.9 64.7 68.3 221.9
in the form of road-building rather
than cash)
Associated charges (e.g., brush 56.7 43.5 34.7 134.9
disposal and erosion control)
Interest and penalties assessed 2.3 1.9 0.8 5.0
National Forest Fund 504.6 416.0 420.9 1,341.
5
Total $1,093 $990.9 $911.0 $2,995
.1 .0
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Below is a detailed description of each fund or account.
KNUTSON-VANDENBERG FUND
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:2.1
The Knutson-Vandenberg Act of 1930 (16 U.S.C. 576b), as amended,
authorizes the use of timber sales receipts to reforest harvested
areas and to improve and protect the land's future productivity. The
Forest Service maintains the Knutson-Vandenberg Trust Fund for this
purpose. For each timber sale, the Forest Service prepares a sale
area improvement plan determining how much money should be set aside
to meet the act's requirements and how this money should be spent.
The percentage of the timber sales price to be set aside varies with
each sale according to the kinds of activities that must be
performed. The Knutson-Vandenberg Trust Fund received about 25
percent of the timber receipts in fiscal years 1992-94.
SALVAGE SALE FUND
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:2.2
"Salvage" timber refers to timber that is being made available for
harvest because it is insect-infested, dead, damaged, or downed by
wind or other natural means. The National Forest Management Act of
1976 (16 U.S.C. 472a(h)) established the Salvage Sale Fund as a
permanent appropriation for salvage sale receipts. The Forest
Service replenishes this fund through salvage sale receipts. These
receipts are then used to prepare and administer future salvage
sales. The fund may also be used to pay for the design, engineering,
and supervision of construction of roads associated with such sales.
Individual salvage sale timber contracts designate the amount to be
collected and transferred to the Salvage Sale Fund to cover
preparation and administration outlays. The Salvage Sale Fund
received about 18 percent of total timber receipts in fiscal years
1992-94.
PURCHASER ROAD CREDITS
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:2.3
Purchaser road credit receipts differ from the others in that they
represent a noncash payment for timber. In this case, the payment is
in the form of roads and is referred to as purchaser road credits.
With many timber sales, timber harvesters reduce the amount they pay
in cash for timber by agreeing to build roads that provide access to
the timber sales area. The use of purchaser road credits was
established in the National Forest Roads and Trails Act of 1964 (16
U.S.C. 532 et seq.). Timber contracts stipulate which roads are to
be built and their estimated cost. When timber purchasers build
these roads, they receive credits equal to the estimated cost of the
road stipulated in the contract. Purchasers may then use these
credits, instead of cash, to pay for timber. These road credits, in
turn, reduce the amount of cash entering the distribution system.
For fiscal years 1992-94, purchaser road credits represented about 7
percent of total timber receipts.
ASSOCIATED CHARGES
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:2.4
The Forest Service collects various charges for certain other
activities related to timber sales, such as piling and burning debris
remaining after a timber harvest, maintaining and repairing existing
Forest Service roads used during the timber harvest, and controlling
against erosion in newly harvested areas. Each timber sales contract
specifies the amounts to be collected for these purposes. The Forest
Service's authority to collect these charges are contained in a
number of laws, including the Cooperative Funds Act of 1914 and also
in other provisions including 16 U.S.C. 471h, 498, 572, 535, and
537. Associated charges accounted for about 4.5 percent of the
timber receipts in fiscal years 1992-94.
NATIONAL FOREST FUND
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:2.5
Any timber sales receipts not designated for distribution into one of
the previously described funds or accounts passes into the National
Forest Fund. Among other things, this fund serves as a holding point
for distributing timber-related receipts to several other accounts
for specific purposes, each of which is described below. At the end
of the fiscal year, any amount not distributed is deposited in the
General Fund of the Treasury. This fund accounted for about 45
percent of the timber receipts for fiscal years 1992-94.
INTEREST AND PENALTIES
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:2.6
This includes such items as interest on late payments and fines
assessed for cutting the wrong trees. According to Forest Service
officials, they classify interest and penalties as miscellaneous
receipts. These receipts are not distributed to the National Forest
Fund but instead are directly deposited in the General Fund of the
Treasury. Interest and penalty receipts are quite small, accounting
for just 0.2 percent of the receipts for fiscal years 1992-94.
RECEIPT DISTRIBUTION PROCESS:
SECOND STEP
---------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:3
Receipts deposited in the National Forest Fund are distributed to
states, the Roads and Trails Fund, and Purchaser-Elect Roads; the
remainder is deposited in the General Fund of the Treasury. During
fiscal years 1992-94, about 66 percent of the timber receipts within
the National Forest Fund were distributed as payments to states.
Deposits to the General Fund of the Treasury were the next highest,
at about 22 percent. Table 2.2 shows these distributions for the
3-year period.
Table 2.2
Distribution of Receipts From National
Forest Fund, Fiscal Years 1992-94
(Dollars in millions)
Fund or account 1992 1993 1994 Total
------------------------------ -------- -------- -------- --------
Payments to states $ 304.7 $ 289.6 $292.4 $ 886.7
Roads and Trails Fund 50.5 41.6 42.1 134.2
Purchaser-elect roads 8.5 8.5 5.9 22.9
General Fund of the Treasury 140.9 76.3 80.5 297.7
Total $ 504.6 $ 416.0 $ 420.9 $1,341.5
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Below is a more detailed description of each fund or account.
PAYMENTS TO STATES
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:3.1
Part of the receipts placed in the National Forest Fund is
transferred to the states. The Twenty-Five Percent Fund Act of 1908
(16 U.S.C. 500) requires that 25 percent of a national forest's
gross receipts be transferred to the states where the forest is
located, so that the receipts can be used to benefit roads and
schools in the counties where the receipts were earned. By law,
gross receipts are defined as the total of the annual distribution to
the Knutson-Vandenberg Fund, the Salvage Sale Fund, the National
Forest Fund, and purchaser road credits. The payments are made
entirely from the National Forest Fund. For the purpose of
calculating the payments to the states, the Forest Service does not
include associated charges and interest and penalties.
For specific counties in California, Oregon, and Washington, the
listing of the northern spotted owl as a threatened species accounted
for a substantial drop in the size of timber harvests--and therefore
a substantial drop in the receipts that the counties would receive
under the 25-percent payments to states. To reduce the fiscal impact
of the listing, the Congress included "safety net," or spotted owl
guarantee, legislation in the yearly appropriations for fiscal years
1991 and 1992. The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 (P.L.
103-66) included a formula designed to lessen the impacts on affected
counties' timber receipts by guaranteeing a payment based on an
average of the receipts from prior years. The payment formula varies
by year and begins decreasing by 3 percent a year after fiscal year
1994 until it expires in 2003.
ROADS AND TRAILS FUND
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:3.2
The Roads and Trails Fund annually receives 10 percent of all
receipts deposited in the National Forest Fund. Authorized by the
Expenditures From Receipts Act of 1913, as amended, (16 U.S.C. 501),
the fund's purpose is to support the construction and maintenance of
roads and trails within the national forests in the states where the
receipts were collected. Since fiscal year 1982, the amount
deposited into the Roads and Trails Fund has been transferred to the
General Fund of the Treasury to offset annual appropriations for road
and trail construction and maintenance.
PURCHASER-ELECT ROADS
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:3.3
Under section 14 (i) of the National Forest Management Act of 1976
(16 U.S.C. 472a(i)), certain small purchasers may elect to have the
Forest Service build the roads necessary to access the timber. The
Forest Service refers to these as "purchaser-elect" roads. The
Forest Service does not charge timber purchasers for building the
roads, but it does have a mechanism for ensuring that it recovers its
estimated road-building costs before the remaining timber sales
receipts are deposited in the General Fund of the Treasury. Each
timber sales contract specifies the cost of the roads related to the
sale, and the Forest Service transfers this amount from the National
Forest Fund to its purchaser-elect account.
TREASURY PAYMENT
-------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 2:3.4
At the end of each fiscal year, any money remaining in the National
Forest Fund after the above payments are made is deposited in the
General Fund of the Treasury. However, when such deposits are made,
timber-related receipts are not separated from receipts collected
from other forest resources, such as grazing, mining, or recreation.
In total, timber-related receipts were about 50 percent of total
receipts transferred from the National Forest Fund during fiscal
years 1992-94. Table 2.3 compares total receipts deposited in the
General Fund of the Treasury from the National Forest Fund with the
amount that we calculated as timber-related only.
Table 2.3
Comparison of Timber-Related and Total
Receipts Deposited in the General Fund
of the Treasury From the National Forest
Fund, Fiscal Years 1992-94
(Dollars in millions)
Receipts 1992 1993 1994 Total
------------------------------ -------- -------- -------- --------
Total receipts $296.6 $116.6 $178.7 $591.9
Timber-related receipts $140.9 $76.3 $80.5 $297.7
Timber-related receipts as a 47.5 65.4 45.0 50.3
percentage of total receipts
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TIMBER SALES RECEIPTS AND OUTLAYS
BY REGION
============================================================ Chapter 3
Table 3.1
Timber Sales Receipts and Outlays by
Region, Fiscal Years 1992-94
(Dollars in millions)
Interest Total Preparation
Fisc & Purchaser Knutson- Associat Payments receipts Receipts & Net
Regi al Total penaltie National road Vandenber Salvage ed to distribute undistribut administrat result
on\a year receipts\b s Forest Fund credits g Fund Sale Fund charges states\c d\d ed\e ion outlays s\f
---- ---- ---------- -------- ------------ ---------- --------- ---------- -------- ---------- ---------- ----------- ----------- ------
1--Northern Region
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 $103.27 $.07 $11.18 $15.04 $26.74 $40.16 $10.08 $23.28 $115.29 ($12.02) $59.0 ($71.0
)
1993 103.37 .08 24.99 12.23 31.33 26.73 8.01 23.82 102.12 1.25 54.8 (53.6)
1994 120.18 .06 45.36 9.65 30.72 26.72 7.67 28.11 102.87 17.31 47.0 (29.7)
2--Rocky Mountain
Region
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1992 24.46 .04 3.60 4.94 8.78 5.53 1.57 5.71 26.53 (2.07) 18.9 (21.0)
1993 28.82 .07 8.91 1.97 7.34 9.08 1.45 6.83 26.67 2.15 19.0 (16.9)
1994 28.13 .03 9.05 3.03 6.31 8.50 1.21 6.72 25.77 2.36 16.9 (14.5)
3--Southwestern Region
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1992 27.32 .06 12.31 2.59 5.60 4.93 1.83 6.36 21.31 6.01 23.1 (17.1)
1993 23.00 .04 7.33 1.77 5.24 7.43 1.19 5.44 21.07 1.93 24.2 (22.3)
1994 14.72 (.09)\g 4.38 0.94 2.86 5.81 0.82 3.50 13.93 0.79 16.0 (15.2)
4--Intermountain
Region
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1992 34.88 .05 13.94 2.80 7.92 7.94 2.23 8.15 29.04 5.84 22.8 (17.0)
1993 54.65 .07 18.39 1.96 16.55 15.99 1.69 13.22 49.41 5.24 27.4 (22.2)
1994 52.42 (.02)\g 12.60 2.02 15.04 21.15 1.63 12.70 52.54 (0.12) 25.4 (25.5)
5--Pacific Southwest Region\c
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1992 217.12 1.32 101.29 6.12 63.55 31.24 13.60 54.92 169.43 47.69 76.8 (29.1)
1993 155.70 0.30 36.18 6.91 38.59 64.45 9.27 42.87 162.09 (6.39) 62.8 (69.2)
1994 159.24 0.18 50.83 9.51 42.33 48.43 7.96 47.06 155.29 3.95 48.8 (44.9)
6--Pacific Northwest Region\c
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1992 538.27 0.62 298.58 25.57 91.60 97.44 24.46 170.07 409.14 129.13 160.3 (31.2)
1993 469.75 1.17 248.78 15.44 126.34 59.99 18.03 159.56 379.36 90.39 143.1 (52.7)
1994 358.54 0.48 217.98 10.40 67.00 49.95 12.73 150.65 290.73 67.81 93.0 (25.2)
8--Southern Region
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1992 92.54 .07 51.71 7.73 27.76 3.42 1.85 22.65 63.41 29.13 46.8 (17.7)
1993 95.77 .07 46.82 7.76 36.11 3.10 1.91 23.45 72.33 23.44 45.7 (22.3)
1994 95.28 .07 46.25 7.08 36.09 4.03 1.76 23.36 72.32 22.96 39.1 (16.1)
9--Eastern Region
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1992 42.14 .08 26.27 3.60 10.32 1.09 .78 10.32 26.11 16.03 27.7 (11.7)
1993 44.15 .05 26.42 3.84 11.01 1.88 .95 10.79 28.47 15.68 28.4 (12.7)
1994 48.03 (.02)\g 29.13 2.72 11.74 3.70 .76 11.82 30.74 17.29 25.9 (8.6)
10--Alaska Region
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1992 13.07 .04 (14.29)\h 20.48 4.44 2.12 0.28 3.19 30.51 (17.44) 30.7 (48.1)
1993 15.77 .05 (1.83)\h 12.87 2.47 1.19 1.02 3.67 21.22 ( 5.45) 31.9 (37.4)
1994 34.29 .13 5.25 22.91 2.57 3.28 0.15 8.50 37.41 ( 3.12) 31.3 (34.4)
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\a The Forest Service does not have a Region 7.
\b Total receipts equals the total of interest & penalties, National
Forest Fund, purchaser road credits, Knutson-Vandenberg Fund, Salvage
Sale Fund, and associated charges.
\c Payments to states is calculated on the basis of 25 percent of the
total amounts in the National Forest Fund, purchaser road credits,
Knutson-Vandenberg Fund, and the Salvage Sale Fund. Certain forests
in Regions 5 and 6, however, receive a special payment to compensate
for lost revenues due to the listing of the northern spotted owl as a
threatened species.
\d Total receipts distributed equals the total of the amounts in
purchaser road credits, Knutson-Vandenberg Fund, Salvage Sale Fund,
associated charges, and payments to states. Unlike the national
totals presented elsewhere, the regional totals do not reflect
distributions made at the national level for Roads and Trails Fund
and Purchaser-Elect Roads. These two categories totaled about $157
million for fiscal years 1992-94.
\e Receipts undistributed equals the total receipts minus the total
receipts distributed.
\f Net results equals receipts undistributed minus preparation and
administration outlays.
\g Negative figures appear because charges assessed in prior years
were dismissed in a subsequent year and an adjustment became
necessary.
\h Figure is negative because the National Forest Fund had to absorb
the downward adjustment of prior year's timber prices on the Tongass
National Forest.
Source: Compilation based on Forest Service records.
TIMBER SALES RECEIPTS AND OUTLAYS
BY FOREST
============================================================ Chapter 4
Table 4.1
Timber Sales Receipts and Outlays By
Forest, Fiscal Years 1992-94
Interest Total Preparation
Total and National Purchaser Knutson- Associat Payments receipts Percent Receipts and Net
Fore receip penaltie Forest road Vandenbe Salvage ed to distributed distribu undistribute administrati results\
st ts\a s\b Fund\c credits rg Fund Sale Fund charges states\d \e ted\f d\g on outlays h
---- ------ -------- ---------- ---------- -------- ---------- -------- -------- ----------- -------- ------------ ------------ --------
Region 1
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Beaverhead Forest
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1992 $519,5 $168 $247,240 $6,574 $159,391 $51,633 $54,533 $116,210 $388,341 75 $131,198 $1,246,974 ($1,115,
39 776)
1993 286,85 115 (152,715) 3,605 206,800 193,976 35,071 62,917 502,369 175 (215,517) 888,015 (1,103,5
2 32)
1994 1,054, 98 41,832 30,117 342,603 535,382 104,280 237,484 1,249,866 119 (195,554) 888,956 (1,084,5
312 10)
Bitterroot Forest
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1992 895,27 967 112,676 83,221 413,004 179,919 105,486 197,205 978,835 109 (83,562) 2,448,947 (2,532,5
3 09)
1993 1,167, 1,314 (94,984) 136,092 585,548 450,988 88,052 269,411 1,530,091 131 (363,081) 1,762,990 (2,126,0
010 71)
1994 334,83 1,080 (111,504) 4,296 326,304 100,650 14,009 79,937 525,196 157 (190,361) 1,167,753 (1,358,1
5 14)
Clearwater Forest
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1992 9,481, 3,436 967,426 1,651,784 2,009,96 2,886,308 1,962,51 1,878,87 10,389,439 110 (908,009) 5,591,354 (6,499,3
430 6 0 1 63)
1993 8,658, 11,507 324,670 935,379 2,979,43 2,734,327 1,673,20 1,743,45 10,065,804 116 (1,407,276) 4,765,497 (6,172,7
528 6 9 3 73)
1994 15,545 3,128 8,713,200 470,164 2,964,11 1,603,819 1,790,94 3,437,82 10,266,867 66 5,278,503 4,823,391 455,112
,370 6 3 5
Custer Forest
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1992 140,86 (71) 14,761 8,822 103,085 7,024 7,243 33,423 159,597 113 (18,733) 459,926 (478,659
4 )
1993 56,139 735 5,762 3,204 15,567 21,229 9,642 11,441 61,083 109 (4,944) 382,847 (387,791
)
1994 163,92 0 12,515 0 2,876 142,196 6,341 39,397 190,810 116 (26,882) 325,645 (352,527
8 )
Deerlodge Forest
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1992 1,007, 0 79,101 155,747 302,281 423,384 46,851 240,128 1,168,391 116 (161,027) 1,765,473 (1,926,5
364 00)
1993 646,06 30 209,438 8,496 141,129 250,920 36,049 152,496 589,090 91 56,972 1,394,243 (1,337,2
2 71)
1994 1,714, 0 945,914 36,005 311,997 339,881 80,425 408,449 1,176,757 69 537,465 1,211,233 (673,768
222 )
Flathead Forest
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1992 6,735, 1,000 2,161,164 652,703 1,110,25 2,182,937 627,340 1,526,76 6,099,994 91 635,400 4,813,725 (4,178,3
394 0 4 25)
1993 8,038, 1,113 1,836,388 269,188 1,876,71 3,363,572 691,712 1,836,46 8,037,649 100 1,036 4,571,586 (4,570,5
685 2 5 50)
1994 3,265, 3,714 486,166 151,745 695,155 1,698,339 230,177 757,851 3,533,267 108 (267,971) 3,612,557 (3,880,5
296 28)
Gallatin Forest
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1992 387,17 232 15,642 34,256 150,715 127,209 59,123 81,956 453,259 117 (66,082) 1,500,718 (1,566,8
7 00)
1993 669,20 227 (21,336) 143,169 246,597 211,948 88,599 145,095 835,408 125 (166,204) 1,228,136 (1,394,3
4 40)
1994 1,181, 982 225,717 21,791 454,048 394,681 84,605 274,059 1,229,184 104 (47,360) 907,674 (955,034
824 )
Helena Forest
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1992 1,431, 764 171,493 374,634 642,556 145,082 97,275 333,441 1,592,988 111 (161,184) 1,658,917 (1,820,1
804 01)
1993 335,24 508 (73,140) 85,595 118,364 172,371 31,545 75,798 483,673 144 (148,430) 1,016,839 (1,165,2
3 69)
1994 970,23 1,489 133,179 48,847 253,290 485,587 47,845 230,226 1,065,795 110 (95,558) 862,834 (958,392
7 )
Kootenai Forest
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1992 24,344 29,029 (4,692,116 2,540,650 4,502,04 20,119,880 1,845,30 5,617,61 34,625,487 142 (10,280,701) 9,321,026 (19,601,
,786 ) 1 2 4 727)
1993 29,675 33,153 15,332,926 2,786,528 5,744,10 4,217,321 1,561,81 7,020,21 21,329,982 72 8,345,860 10,379,469 (2,033,6
,842 2 2 9 09)
1994 26,985 22,428 14,432,833 1,647,137 3,858,65 5,675,053 1,349,83 6,403,41 18,934,090 70 8,051,843 9,435,435 (1,383,5
,933 0 2 8 92)
Lewis & Clark Forest
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1992 1,381, 40 154,493 532,928 135,847 441,346 116,973 316,154 1,543,248 112 (161,621) 1,797,881 (1,959,5
627 02)
1993 1,160, 67 408,750 313,095 219,391 174,710 44,054 278,987 1,030,237 89 129,830 1,422,371 (1,292,5
067 41)
1994 2,034, 288 204,587 469,993 269,060 971,913 118,966 478,888 2,308,820 113 (274,013) 1,337,898 (1,611,9
807 11)
Lolo Forest
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1992 7,619, 11,443 460,691 693,970 3,712,93 1,896,292 843,742 1,690,97 8,837,905 116 (1,218,837) 4,926,910 (6,145,7
068 0 1 47)
1993 12,097 7,945 2,069,591 795,115 4,688,96 3,566,033 969,557 2,779,92 12,799,596 106 (702,390) 4,192,374 (4,894,7
,206 5 6 64)
1994 17,825 12,421 6,064,332 1,518,625 5,017,51 3,939,392 1,272,86 4,134,96 15,883,364 89 1,941,787 4,098,173 (2,156,3
,151 3 8 6 86)
Nez Perce Forest
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1992 8,832, 0 (843,597) 4,136,259 2,387,57 2,327,258 825,426 2,001,87 11,678,396 132 (2,845,472) 4,252,759 (7,098,2
924 8 5 31)
1993 9,245, 2,651 (195,318) 4,309,900 1,702,29 2,791,877 633,940 2,152,18 11,590,196 125 (2,344,855) 4,335,145 (6,680,0
341 1 8 00)
1994 16,202 4,852 5,120,256 1,188,240 4,328,94 4,672,276 887,512 3,827,43 14,904,404 92 1,297,678 3,766,235 (2,468,5
,082 6 0 57)
Panhandle Forest
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1992 40,488 20,916 12,335,095 4,173,908 11,107,1 9,367,192 3,483,92 9,245,84 37,378,050 92 3,110,166 13,082,587 (9,972,4
,216 84 1 5 21)
1993 31,325 17,778 5,338,741 2,440,152 12,802,4 8,579,880 2,146,64 7,290,29 33,259,373 106 (1,933,775) 12,016,173 (13,949,
,598 02 5 4 948)
1994 32,907 11,591 9,095,995 4,066,167 11,891,1 6,156,782 1,685,51 7,802,51 31,602,105 96 1,305,068 9,553,226 (8,248,1
,173 28 0 8 58)
Region 2
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Arapaho-Roosevelt Forest
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1992 599,82 1,820 593 270,052 127,623 187,586 12,151 146,464 743,876 124 (144,051) 687,060 (831,111
5 )
1993 768,65 510 92,374 86,187 178,662 379,168 31,757 184,098 859,872 112 (91,214) 728,779 (819,993
8 )
1994 1,297, 247 454,963 101,843 182,966 513,739 43,278 313,378 1,155,204 89 141,832 465,176 (323,344
036 )
Bighorn Forest
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1992 690,83 1,648 88,037 56,494 280,627 190,474 73,552 153,908 755,055 109 (64,223) 775,214 (839,437
2 )
1993 872,33 3,361 297,417 71,170 352,683 98,242 49,465 204,878 776,438 89 95,900 717,082 (621,182
8 )
1994 450,61 18,885 (174,305) 51,604 196,932 313,789 43,709 97,005 703,039 156 (252,425) 719,199 (971,624
4 )
Black Hills Forest
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1992 14,029 19,268 1,743,397 3,116,674 6,514,77 2,084,207 551,425 3,364,76 15,631,847 111 (1,602,099) 4,608,416 (6,210,5
,748 7 4 15)
1993 15,927 18,176 4,769,457 911,502 4,855,37 4,803,146 569,641 3,834,87 14,974,532 94 952,763 4,542,622 (3,589,8
,295 3 0 59)
1994 12,196 1,866 3,769,058 1,475,877 3,874,86 2,668,494 406,218 2,947,07 11,372,528 93 823,850 4,653,738 (3,829,8
,378 5 4 88)
GMUG Forest
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1992 1,173, 3,935 237,509 173,465 213,352 335,068 209,772 239,849 1,171,506 100 1,595 2,150,492 (2,148,8
101 97)
1993 1,598, 8,104 288,443 267,098 326,007 566,232 142,643 361,945 1,663,925 104 (65,398) 1,881,488 (1,946,8
527 86)
1994 2,658, 453 931,303 261,359 458,168 867,110 139,789 629,485 2,355,911 89 302,271 1,761,246 (1,458,9
182 75)
Medicine Bow Forest
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1992 2,291, 3,324 252,040 268,093 502,725 982,095 282,769 501,238 2,536,920 111 (245,874) 2,058,474 (2,304,3
046 48)
1993 1,950, 18,724 150,769 39,261 222,989 1,316,786 201,680 432,451 2,213,167 113 (262,958) 1,622,941 (1,885,8
209 99)
1994 2,629, 492 543,011 17,462 417,422 1,504,838 146,086 620,683 2,706,491 103 (77,180) 1,374,826 (1,452,0
311 06)
Nebraska Forest
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1992 25,618 0 2,217 0 23,401 0 0 6,405 29,806 116 (4,188) 102,525 (106,713
)
1993 483 0 360 0 123 0 0 121 244 51 239 76,018 (75,779)
1994 105,83 0 86,720 0 19,115 0 0 26,459 45,574 43 60,261 6,259 54,002
5
Pike-San Isabel Forest
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1992 272,98 634 32,071 18,460 83,196 99,305 39,317 58,258 298,536 109 (25,553) 509,004 (534,557
3 )
1993 494,85 2,846 153,532 65,129 88,545 142,544 42,258 112,438 450,914 91 43,940 476,453 (432,513
4 )
1994 584,71 324 112,635 127,836 191,397 102,200 50,327 133,517 605,277 104 (20,558) 315,534 (336,092
9 )
Rio Grande Forest
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1992 1,619, 9,421 916,406 246,970 226,420 119,953 99,842 377,437 1,070,622 66 548,390 1,176,330 (627,940
012 )
1993 2,499, 8,599 1,815,103 166,283 356,504 27,727 124,854 591,404 1,266,772 51 1,232,298 1,359,788 (127,490
070 )
1994 2,588, 2,703 1,684,529 259,558 256,184 281,954 103,715 620,556 1,521,967 59 1,066,676 1,048,145 18,531
643
Routt Forest
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1992 682,62 1,654 (7,586) 262,897 233,169 98,275 94,219 146,689 835,249 122 (152,621) 1,311,516 (1,464,1
8 37)
1993 1,098, 187 522,617 147,438 184,635 183,126 60,216 259,454 834,869 76 263,350 1,221,387 (958,037
219 )
1994 2,366, 285 858,394 375,321 343,024 693,806 95,353 567,636 2,075,140 88 291,043 1,198,688 (907,645
183 )
San Juan Forest
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1992 1,622, 0 38,322 233,483 350,962 891,014 108,286 378,445 1,962,190 121 (340,123) 1,275,627 (1,615,7
067 50)
1993 1,628, 0 219,894 97,834 311,063 893,679 106,155 380,618 1,789,349 110 (160,724) 1,371,084 (1,531,8
625 08)
1994 1,498, 437 158,058 177,198 168,983 915,657 78,603 354,974 1,695,415 113 (196,479) 1,220,660 (1,417,1
936 39)
Shoshone Forest
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1992 620,97 0 298,330 77,412 45,290 176,438 23,505 149,368 472,013 76 148,962 769,577 (620,615
5 )
1993 406,83 4,337 234,711 22,528 4,034 129,516 11,713 97,697 265,488 65 141,351 876,393 (735,042
9 )
1994 350,97 4,306 277,367 23,514 1,781 27,104 16,904 82,442 151,745 43 199,231 489,071 (289,840
6 )
White River Forest
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1992 840,29 1,462 (667) 211,889 178,983 369,402 79,226 189,902 1,029,402 123 (189,107) 885,072 (1,074,1
5 79)
1993 1,570, 1,788 366,142 96,462 457,195 543,240 105,744 365,760 1,568,401 100 2,170 1,129,349 (1,127,1
571 79)
1994 1,400, 1,072 346,458 162,077 198,807 609,202 83,021 329,136 1,382,243 99 18,394 1,221,874 (1,203,4
637 80)
Region 3
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Apache-Sitgreaves Forest
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1992 9,510, 860 4,103,487 867,567 1,463,99 2,641,944 432,393 2,269,24 7,675,142 81 1,835,100 4,044,721 (2,209,6
242 1 7 21)
1993 10,504 86 2,516,233 869,699 2,886,75 3,771,033 460,252 2,510,92 10,498,665 100 5,390 3,933,496 (3,928,1
,055 2 9 06)
1994 5,919, 380 1,895,157 338,115 1,096,00 2,264,906 324,933 1,398,54 5,422,510 92 496,990 2,634,075 (2,137,0
500 9 7 85)
Carson Forest
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1992 738,69 52,995 8,674 208,079 365,386 7,501 96,058 147,410 824,434 112 (85,741) 1,857,847 (1,943,5
3 88)
1993 582,45 42,232 65,744 67,607 321,007 27,403 58,459 120,440 594,916 102 (12,464) 1,841,141 (1,853,6
2 05)
1994 667,92 (89,567) 146,038 164,807 296,028 77,130 73,492 171,001 782,458 117 (114,530) 1,620,141 (1,734,6
8 71)
Cibola Forest
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1992 509,67 197 255,242 60,434 144,410 30,166 19,226 122,563 376,799 74 132,876 884,121 (751,245
5 )
1993 188,80 0 18,963 16,747 102,637 40,581 9,874 44,732 214,571 114 (25,769) 900,964 (926,733
2 )
1994 182,43 0 4,878 17,092 58,431 87,872 14,166 42,068 219,629 120 (37,190) 607,710 (644,900
9 )
Coconino Forest
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1992 8,944, 334 6,391,463 784,107 424,622 958,240 385,842 2,139,60 4,692,419 52 4,252,189 3,453,975 798,214
608 8
1993 4,741, 599 2,276,708 328,531 453,899 1,431,536 249,997 1,122,66 3,586,632 76 1,154,638 3,852,940 (2,698,3
270 9 02)
1994 4,776, 175 2,096,435 337,748 403,581 1,816,025 122,998 1,163,44 3,843,799 80 933,163 2,723,339 (1,790,1
962 7 76)
Coronado Forest
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1992 29,104 (400) 7,915 0 21,153 413 23 7,370 28,959 100 145 190,681 (190,536
)
1993 34,427 0 10,356 0 23,614 457 0 8,607 32,678 95 1,749 194,884 (193,135
)
1994 19,495 0 4,936 0 14,335 224 0 4,874 19,433 100 62 179,398 (179,336
)
Gila Forest
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1992 1,396, 447 74,517 168,182 379,395 559,243 215,148 295,334 1,617,302 116 (220,370) 2,056,890 (2,277,2
932 60)
1993 740,28 7 33,730 100,819 155,041 301,796 148,890 147,847 854,393 115 (114,110) 3,291,074 (3,405,1
3 84)
1994 566,86 45 13,580 84,091 161,160 188,570 119,422 111,850 665,093 117 (98,225) 1,511,098 (1,609,3
8 23)
Kaibab Forest
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1992 4,421, 3,475 1,425,750 63,888 1,916,95 477,341 533,860 970,982 3,963,021 90 458,243 3,139,285 (2,681,0
264 0 42)
1993 4,478, 619 2,416,048 50,573 772,064 1,138,898 100,350 1,094,39 3,156,281 70 1,322,271 3,190,625 (1,868,3
552 6 54)
1994 706,38 1,749 52,451 343 343,029 213,792 95,024 152,404 804,592 114 (98,204) 1,844,159 (1,942,3
8 63)
Lincoln Forest
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1992 125,99 236 4,971 28,088 44,672 43,169 4,859 30,225 151,013 120 (25,018) 1,379,028 (1,404,0
5 46)
1993 182,05 (39) 39,380 15,522 70,742 43,453 12,998 42,274 184,989 102 (2,933) 956,449 (959,382
6 )
1994 246,71 0 29,899 (1,678) 31,660 178,982 7,849 59,716 276,529 112 (29,817) 582,235 (612,052
2 )
Prescott Forest
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1992 59,819 0 4,856 0 35,247 16,915 2,801 14,255 69,218 116 (9,399) 325,367 (334,766
)
1993 46,092 0 2,576 0 17,005 25,180 1,331 11,190 54,706 119 (8,614) 394,307 (402,921
)
1994 66,681 0 3,139 0 37,491 21,555 4,496 15,546 79,088 119 (12,407) 354,263 (366,670
)
Santa Fe Forest
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1992 1,310, 1,110 3,012 407,136 630,618 155,521 113,265 299,072 1,605,612 123 (294,950) 2,376,038 (2,670,9
662 88)
1993 1,100, 53 43,140 290,707 304,777 343,835 117,717 245,615 1,302,651 118 (202,422) 2,655,843 (2,858,2
229 65)
1994 238,38 1,260 41,108 (2,934)\i 43,795 139,653 15,500 55,406 251,420 105 (13,038) 1,498,119 (1,511,1
2 57)
Tonto Forest
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1992 271,35 0 29,571 0 171,265 43,135 27,382 60,993 302,775 112 (31,422) 790,952 (822,374
3 )
1993 400,32 0 (92,023) 28,083 132,858 304,649 26,762 93,392 585,744 146 (185,415) 704,293 (889,708
9 )
1994 1,344, 400 96,974 5,699 377,404 819,136 44,603 324,803 1,571,645 117 (227,429) 591,677 (819,106
216 )
Region 4
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Ashley Forest
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1992 658,21 1,838 176,904 34,952 158,383 160,252 125,885 132,623 612,095 93 46,119 1,222,100 (1,175,9
4 81)
1993 646,05 445 6,326 57,761 137,445 340,047 104,031 135,395 774,679 120 (128,624) 1,012,664 (1,141,2
5 88)
1994 1,286, 340 22,554 21,902 139,817 984,278 117,942 292,138 1,556,077 121 (269,244) 1,102,425 (1,371,6
833 69)
Boise Forest
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1992 9,960, 13,747 5,140,641 699,430 2,060,81 1,499,041 546,583 2,349,98 7,155,845 72 2,804,407 4,234,294 (1,429,8
252 0 1 87)
1993 34,146 59,527 15,754,648 283,155 9,799,79 7,831,788 417,889 8,417,34 26,749,970 78 7,396,829 5,691,150 1,705,67
,799 2 6 9
1994 26,665 (50,721) 9,644,032 214,123 7,519,15 9,114,217 224,953 6,622,88 23,695,325 89 2,970,430 5,667,008 (2,696,5
,755 1 1 78)
Bridger-Teton Forest
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1992 384,41 968 (12,384) 50,163 226,959 63,586 55,122 82,081 477,911 124 (93,497) 882,222 (975,719
4 )
1993 897,89 35 85,401 65,271 433,418 254,609 59,158 209,675 1,022,131 114 (124,239) 940,533 (1,064,7
2 72)
1994 762,86 3,904 19,989 52,262 313,982 298,848 73,883 171,270 910,245 119 (147,377) 664,207 (811,584
8 )
Caribou Forest
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1992 540,24 0 197,294 0 244,771 48,822 49,362 122,722 465,677 86 74,572 627,197 (552,625
9 )
1993 416,38 0 107,986 61,133 170,875 45,976 30,416 96,493 404,893 97 11,493 837,377 (825,884
6 )
1994 549,06 0 329,117 4,649 100,924 77,672 36,705 128,091 348,041 63 201,026 698,562 (497,536
7 )
Challis Forest
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1992 82,778 1,752 2,998 12,548 41,572 14,869 9,039 17,997 96,025 116 (13,247) 410,097 (423,344
)
1993 803,98 0 5,007 108,110 256,366 404,440 30,065 193,481 992,462 123 (188,474) 467,535 (656,009
8 )
1994 465,48 340 37,672 76,568 98,607 241,810 10,484 113,664 541,133 116 (75,652) 518,415 (594,067
1 )
Dixie Forest
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1992 869,47 0 80,940 166,667 234,345 277,781 109,742 189,933 978,468 113 (108,993) 1,799,748 (1,908,7
5 41)
1993 1,359, 0 19,850 124,216 588,459 570,753 55,788 325,820 1,665,036 123 (305,970) 2,077,710 (2,383,6
066 80)
1994 3,475, 0 3,131 386,662 916,562 2,097,744 71,164 851,025 4,323,157 124 (847,894) 2,185,266 (3,033,1
263 60)
Fishlake Forest
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1992 281,97 0 9,682 59,333 97,052 98,277 17,628 66,086 338,376 120 (56,404) 364,799 (421,203
2 )
1993 435,99 0 8,748 47,232 110,371 245,647 23,992 103,000 530,242 122 (94,252) 581,721 (675,973
0 )
1994 206,06 0 3,317 17,143 107,058 70,052 8,493 49,393 252,139 122 (46,076) 392,059 (438,135
3 )
Humboldt Forest
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1992 10,065 0 1,994 0 2,869 5,202 0 2,516 10,587 105 (522) 65,413 (65,935)
1993 16,110 0 5,871 0 5,183 5,056 0 4,028 14,267 89 1,843 69,331 (67,488)
1994 17,602 0 6,224 0 5,195 6,183 0 4,401 15,779 90 1,823 147,452 (145,629
)
Manti-La Sal Forest
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1992 181,54 34 9,936 65,893 54,123 24,964 26,595 38,729 210,304 116 (28,759) 479,429 (508,188
5 )
1993 134,01 212 20,656 1,878 57,730 31,518 22,020 27,946 141,092 105 (7,078) 565,088 (572,166
4 )
1994 190,47 0 20,616 4,719 52,661 92,876 19,600 42,718 212,574 112 (22,102) 820,349 (842,451
2 )
Payette Forest
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1992 15,450 15,486 5,931,621 716,937 3,477,52 4,646,930 661,592 3,693,25 13,196,232 85 2,253,855 4,549,367 (2,295,5
,087 1 2 12)
1993 9,576, 6,607 1,208,665 616,199 2,824,88 4,468,350 451,463 2,279,52 10,640,426 111 (1,064,254) 6,168,642 (7,232,8
172 8 6 96)
1994 11,684 17,259 1,063,820 908,296 4,106,46 5,129,537 459,349 2,802,03 13,405,680 115 (1,720,951) 5,298,776 (7,019,7
,729 8 0 27)
Salmon Forest
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1992 3,008, 8,037 1,410,899 581,608 603,964 219,341 184,495 703,953 2,293,361 76 714,983 1,659,947 (944,964
344 )
1993 2,760, 341 328,224 305,142 980,309 994,985 151,668 652,165 3,084,269 112 (323,600) 2,029,808 (2,353,4
669 08)
1994 2,026, 771 588,195 66,373 553,800 707,187 109,882 478,889 1,916,131 95 110,077 1,887,314 (1,777,2
208 37)
Sawtooth Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 228,41 1,267 10,152 0 107,826 36,785 72,385 38,691 255,687 112 (27,272) 406,044 (433,316
5 )
1993 416,67 803 41,379 0 128,741 129,156 116,600 74,819 449,316 108 (32,637) 515,010 (547,647
9 )
1994 1,476, 1,762 36,414 0 155,682 1,151,115 131,147 335,803 1,773,747 120 (297,627) 789,418 (1,087,0
120 45)
Targhee Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 1,867, 2,109 614,654 145,941 422,682 411,333 270,878 398,653 1,649,487 88 218,110 2,093,466 (1,875,3
597 56)
1993 1,291, 524 352,169 13,087 725,590 66,960 133,064 289,452 1,228,153 95 63,241 2,056,905 (1,993,6
394 64)
1994 823,00 1,431 30,870 0 585,862 126,555 78,284 185,822 976,523 119 (153,521) 764,388 (917,909
2 )
Toiyabe Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 490,34 445 95,015 69,866 (24,787) 311,937 37,865 113,008 507,889 104 (17,548) 490,878 (508,426
1 \j )
1993 152,35 0 43,454 0 29,838 64,895 14,168 34,547 143,448 94 8,907 902,235 (893,328
5 )
1994 1,253, 0 396,209 14,299 37,388 578,940 226,348 256,709 1,113,684 89 139,500 777,409 (637,909
184 )
Uinta Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 165,92 0 121,159 148 16,678 22,191 5,751 40,044 84,812 51 81,115 312,719 (231,604
7 )
1993 617,14 0 17,614 96,055 64,146 420,131 19,197 149,487 749,016 121 (131,873) 196,010 (327,883
3 )
1994 527,94 0 121,437 41,686 83,151 264,436 17,233 127,678 534,184 101 (6,241) 241,549 (247,790
3 )
Wasatch Forest
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1992 687,68 1,005 143,998 199,151 190,878 94,549 58,102 157,144 699,824 102 (12,141) 767,533 (779,674
3 )
1993 987,05 929 387,275 186,085 234,689 119,965 58,110 232,004 830,853 84 156,200 606,976 (450,776
3 )
1994 1,016, 963 280,584 213,723 267,178 209,151 45,369 242,659 978,080 96 38,888 431,130 (392,242
968 )
Region 5
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Angeles Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 29,720 0 8,026 0 21,518 176 0 7,430 29,124 98 596 194,432 (193,836
)
1993 22,080 0 4,297 0 17,783 0 0 5,520 23,303 106 (1,223) 49,828 (51,051)
1994 31,712 0 24,361 0 7,351 0 0 7,928 15,279 48 16,433 43,496 (27,063)
Cleveland Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 8,082 0 2,082 0 5,035 0 965 1,779 7,779 96 303 148,206 (147,903
)
1993 8,823 0 2,984 0 4,376 0 1,463 1,840 7,679 87 1,144 32,084 (30,940)
1994 5,116 0 3,830 0 1,280 0 6 1,278 2,564 50 2,552 43,212 (40,660)
Eldorado Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 20,222 12,208 9,120,327 463,691 2,683,98 6,829,158 1,113,53 4,774,29 15,864,666 78 4,358,244 7,874,990 (3,516,7
,910 8 8 1 46)
1993 23,108 5,855 1,909,892 1,287,731 1,081,53 17,766,889 1,056,90 5,511,51 26,704,578 116 (3,595,766) 7,233,662 (10,829,
,812 9 6 3 428)
1994 28,346 26,669 2,950,886 1,730,996 9,242,29 13,775,174 620,588 6,924,83 32,293,896 114 (3,947,284) 4,757,290 (8,704,5
,612 9 9 74)
Inyo Forest
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1992 2,296, 253 1,764,293 0 451,629 52,521 28,144 567,111 1,099,405 48 1,197,435 1,322,935 (125,500
840 )
1993 1,216, 11,614 1,045,492 47,457 59,672 33,816 18,329 296,609 455,883 37 760,497 578,982 181,515
380
1994 1,439, 2,002 963,223 0 387,330 45,145 41,648 348,925 823,048 57 616,300 538,221 78,079
348
Klamath Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 17,130 716,824 947,522 517,107 10,334,7 3,715,946 898,636 4,666,31 20,132,781 118 (3,001,968) 6,496,335 (9,498,3
,813 78 4 03)
1993 3,500, 10,077 (5,231,760 150,766 2,410,10 5,891,669 269,369 3,220,78 11,942,696 341 (8,442,467) 3,508,486 (11,950,
229 ) 8 4 953)
1994 5,362, 38,820 (478,757) 327,891 1,209,77 3,709,702 554,957 4,407,07 10,209,396 190 (4,847,011) 3,323,234 (8,170,2
385 2 4 45)
Lassen Forest
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1992 28,668 14,983 21,939,692 705,573 3,693,82 953,552 1,361,02 6,823,15 13,537,129 47 15,131,516 5,134,616 9,996,90
,645 0 5 9 0
1993 15,555 22,253 6,396,613 522,477 1,666,69 6,044,209 903,466 3,657,49 12,794,349 82 2,761,367 5,581,966 (2,820,5
,716 8 9 99)
1994 26,098 546 12,452,778 536,996 2,539,55 9,232,822 1,335,34 6,190,53 19,835,255 76 6,262,786 5,795,047 467,739
,041 6 3 8
Los Padres Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 742 0 454 0 (6,697)\ 2,125 4,860 (1,030)\ (742) 100 1,484 176,069 (174,585
j l )
1993 13,590 0 1,162 0 2,693 3,263 6,472 1,780 14,208 105 (618) 110,027 (110,645
)
1994 11,378 0 785 0 2,821 3,969 3,803 1,894 12,487 110 (1,109) 112,970 (114,079
)
Mendocino Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 4,921, 1,564 (1,985,478 206,262 6,476,64 18,253 203,779 2,572,98 9,477,926 193 (4,556,902) 2,028,405 (6,585,3
024 ) 4 8 07)
1993 1,351, 317 (1,808,632 57,894 1,409,07 1,622,297 71,047 1,280,63 4,440,938 328 (3,088,945) 730,298 (3,819,2
993 ) 0 0 43)
1994 1,286, 0 179,614 335 249,447 801,536 55,933 2,430,04 3,537,296 275 (2,250,431) 713,874 (2,964,3
865 5 05)
Modoc Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 10,769 514 7,316,401 331,922 2,628,29 0 492,353 2,899,97 6,352,543 59 4,416,942 2,536,396 1,880,54
,485 5 3 6
1993 10,072 0 4,641,032 101,189 2,487,20 2,458,043 385,519 2,738,86 8,170,817 81 1,902,169 2,728,006 (825,837
,986 3 3 )
1994 17,206 0 7,074,651 529,343 5,359,33 3,758,343 485,205 2,738,86 12,871,090 75 4,335,788 3,738,972 596,816
,878 6 3
Plumas Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 38,746 30,134 21,465,780 1,554,949 10,001,7 3,570,260 2,123,55 9,148,18 26,398,700 68 12,347,729 10,163,414 2,184,31
,429 49 7 5 5
1993 15,319 93,374 5,724,326 1,040,536 4,063,71 3,061,400 1,336,44 3,472,49 12,974,596 85 2,345,205 8,553,171 (6,207,9
,801 6 9 5 66)
1994 15,000 214 5,319,485 1,941,757 3,715,53 3,119,817 903,520 3,524,14 13,204,774 88 1,795,551 5,085,002 (3,289,4
,325 2 8 51)
San Bernardino Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 89,030 690 11,595 0 26,092 46,127 4,526 20,954 97,699 110 (8,669) 565,260 (573,929
)
1993 178,26 864 9,307 0 75,393 84,659 8,039 42,340 210,431 118 (32,169) 254,654 (286,823
2 )
1994 118,90 0 3,469 0 56,633 49,455 9,348 27,389 142,825 120 (23,920) 190,393 (214,313
5 )
Sequoia Forest
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1992 8,308, 6,314 724,811 531,480 1,923,22 4,005,498 1,116,73 1,796,25 9,373,192 113 (1,065,130) 4,352,326 (5,417,4
062 9 0 5 56)
1993 9,424, 21,549 1,378,089 333,153 3,857,91 3,061,439 772,442 2,157,64 10,182,596 108 (758,011) 3,650,386 (4,408,3
585 3 9 97)
1994 5,555, 78 1,443,516 42,452 1,630,22 2,155,708 284,006 1,317,97 5,430,370 98 125,618 2,189,467 (2,063,8
988 8 6 49)
Shasta-Trinity Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 24,775 202,729 11,100,914 726,629 8,830,53 2,302,352 1,612,02 7,362,08 20,833,628 84 3,941,555 5,271,080 (1,329,5
,183 8 1 8 25)
1993 26,077 2,400 15,870,744 557,498 5,302,06 3,020,689 1,324,45 6,953,08 17,157,787 66 8,920,061 3,717,449 5,202,61
,848 5 2 3 2
1994 13,713 205 5,962,574 1,832,445 1,185,22 3,224,335 1,508,90 6,953,08 14,703,986 107 (990,304) 3,336,583 (4,326,8
,682 1 2 3 87)
Sierra Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 12,732 321 5,612,968 294,715 1,799,42 4,033,566 991,783 2,935,17 10,054,663 79 2,678,119 4,952,068 (2,273,9
,782 9 0 49)
1993 14,281 64,649 2,085,118 562,092 4,422,78 6,108,983 1,038,33 3,294,74 15,426,939 108 (1,144,978) 4,479,063 (5,624,0
,961 5 4 5 41)
1994 11,716 6,489 4,707,209 1,119,945 3,402,65 1,953,433 526,372 2,795,81 9,798,214 84 1,917,888 3,310,372 (1,392,4
,102 4 0 84)
Six Rivers Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 18,074 299,778 12,047,740 371,076 4,373,68 266,844 715,808 4,501,77 10,229,181 57 7,845,746 3,987,791 3,857,95
,927 1 2 5
1993 9,932, 58,298 1,388,346 6,043 4,261,41 3,859,758 358,173 4,251,67 12,737,061 128 (2,805,030) 2,580,967 (5,385,9
031 3 4 97)
1994 11,413 300 5,113,989 2,702 5,593,63 340,383 362,311 4,251,67 10,550,706 92 862,615 1,473,020 (610,405
,321 6 4 )
Stanislaus Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 18,152 2,031 5,796,725 221,773 5,926,58 3,973,791 2,231,64 3,979,71 16,333,509 90 1,819,038 6,481,066 (4,662,0
,547 1 6 8 28)
1993 17,004 338 744,193 2,163,251 4,036,15 8,803,867 1,256,56 3,936,86 20,196,705 119 (3,192,336) 6,199,754 (9,392,0
,369 7 3 7 90)
1994 10,814 78,748 91,092 368,559 5,169,52 4,476,253 630,449 2,526,35 13,171,148 122 (2,356,518) 3,628,864 (5,985,3
,630 9 8 82)
Tahoe Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 12,179 27,267 5,414,816 197,744 4,375,77 1,465,560 697,875 2,863,47 9,600,429 79 2,578,609 6,678,815 (4,100,2
,038 6 4 06)
1993 8,639, 9,526 2,020,363 77,243 3,436,41 2,633,935 461,737 2,041,98 8,651,317 100 (12,100) 6,225,479 (6,237,5
217 3 9 79)
1994 11,119 28,415 5,022,450 1,077,916 2,575,28 1,781,007 634,269 2,614,16 8,682,635 78 2,436,702 5,049,301 (2,612,5
,337 0 3 99)
Region 6
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Colville Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 7,408, 1,633 1,177,594 724,028 2,454,39 2,440,580 610,190 1,699,14 7,928,337 107 (519,921) 8,670,678 (9,190,5
416 1 8 99)
1993 7,155, (23,738) (1,178,419 449,870 3,570,46 3,817,926 519,389 1,664,96 10,022,616 140 (2,867,119) 7,998,743 (10,865,
497 ) 9 2 862)
1994 5,799, 5,045 1,521,044 106,923 2,234,34 1,532,400 399,634 1,348,67 5,621,980 97 177,411 4,539,070 (4,361,6
391 5 8 59)
Deschutes Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 19,806 14,952 7,287,842 357,795 3,199,15 6,989,630 1,957,41 5,727,64 18,231,634 92 1,575,148 6,505,603 (4,930,4
,782 3 0 6 55)
1993 15,955 1,888 9,867,856 532,671 4,594,97 (212,236)\ 1,170,28 5,409,44 11,495,135 72 4,460,301 6,528,333 (2,068,0
,436 5 m 2 3 32)
1994 18,883 3,928 10,058,138 677,323 4,536,43 2,137,305 1,470,12 5,409,44 14,230,631 75 4,652,623 5,217,181 (564,558
,254 1 9 3 )
Fremont Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 33,462 3,962 21,770,150 2,937,077 3,353,28 4,800,423 597,319 8,215,23 19,903,342 59 13,558,877 5,520,834 8,038,04
,219 8 5 3
1993 33,403 6,331 14,770,057 2,251,098 7,769,99 8,170,742 435,329 8,240,47 26,867,631 80 6,535,916 6,122,652 413,264
,547 0 2
1994 20,117 26,160 9,394,771 1,774,486 3,448,46 5,096,646 377,204 4,928,59 15,625,394 78 4,492,339 3,954,707 537,632
,733 6 2
Gifford Pinchot Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 35,788 11,058 29,249,473 2,054,434 1,384,01 1,433,512 1,655,56 12,356,7 18,884,277 53 16,903,787 9,222,748 7,681,03
,064 9 8 44 9
1993 40,454 32,323 31,389,734 686,626 5,118,81 2,278,110 949,064 11,670,2 20,702,876 51 19,751,799 7,746,702 12,005,0
,675 8 58 97
1994 33,223 3,040 28,544,353 319,272 2,437,87 1,099,817 819,199 11,670,2 16,346,421 49 16,877,135 4,820,145 12,056,9
,556 5 58 90
Malheur Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 55,831 85,639 18,297,381 3,851,785 14,843,4 17,611,395 1,141,82 13,651,0 51,099,462 92 4,732,015 11,040,266 (6,308,2
,477 57 0 05 51)
1993 37,019 115,703 11,419,187 1,795,507 15,079,6 7,141,704 1,467,32 8,859,00 34,343,179 93 2,675,881 12,014,639 (9,338,7
,060 38 1 9 58)
1994 48,452 4,017 29,063,751 1,255,641 7,603,42 9,170,529 1,354,74 11,773,3 31,157,675 64 17,294,431 7,027,664 10,266,7
,106 6 2 37 67
Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 35,300 30,550 23,270,608 2,015,347 5,483,80 3,549,382 951,124 9,050,07 21,049,732 60 14,251,086 3,177,177 11,073,9
,818 7 2 09
1993 10,819 3,724 5,688,088 830,541 3,516,70 590,503 190,350 8,547,29 13,675,386 126 (2,855,478) 2,601,638 (5,457,1
,908 2 0 16)
1994 7,957, 837 4,884,928 (185,736)\ ,639,860 ,267,172 3 50,730 8 ,547,290 1,619,316 1 46 ( 3,661,525) 1 ,571,899 ( 5,233,42
791 i 1 1 1 4)
Mt. Hood Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 42,747 8,712 27,194,545 1,015,766 5,995,26 5,952,381 2,580,57 11,243,5 26,787,511 63 15,959,729 8,981,407 6,978,32
,240 1 5 28 2
1993 24,589 4,795 16,634,951 300,205 4,503,94 1,635,186 1,510,66 10,618,8 18,568,887 76 6,020,859 7,769,884 (1,749,0
,746 7 2 87 25)
1994 18,520 18,438 11,942,450 231,369 3,782,25 1,988,484 557,958 10,618,8 17,178,953 93 1,342,001 5,826,508 (4,484,5
,954 5 87 07)
Ochoco Forest
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 38,292 2,322 15,588,141 611,628 8,161,42 12,729,795 1,199,56 9,272,74 31,975,158 84 6,317,716 7,915,320 (1,597,6
,874 2 6 7 04)
1993 31,090 1,192 15,845,595 997,775 5,198,02 7,861,776 1,186,12 7,475,79 22,719,495 73 8,370,993 7,966,158 404,835
,488 8 2 4
1994 20,846 100 15,705,689 647,634 4,024,05 (200,661) 669,876 5,044,17 10,185,082 49 10,661,610 4,982,890 5,678,72
,692 4 9 0
Okanogan Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 4,782, 2,617 110,959 406,589 2,599,73 1,238,112 424,962 1,596,85 6,266,257 131 (1,483,283) 4,394,159 (5,877,4
974 5 9 42)
1993 5,323, 6,590 1,415,197 75,285 1,291,12 2,145,263 390,279 1,508,14 5,410,094 102 (86,358) 4,996,900 (5,083,2
736 2 5 58)
1994 5,720, 6,247 2,700,174 185,203 1,467,62 1,018,268 342,759 1,508,14 4,522,001 79 1,198,276 2,783,563 (1,585,2
277 6 5 87)
Olympic Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 15,822 31,331 10,353,585 525,145 1,138,86 2,423,821 1,349,30 5,222,19 10,659,327 67 5,162,723 3,203,557 1,959,16
,050 3 5 3 6
1993 4,841, 15,027 2,759,499 238,973 789,348 813,105 225,886 4,600,92 6,668,238 138 (1,826,400) 2,143,597 (3,969,9
838 6 97)
1994 1,673, 18,041 354,871 207,619 119,987 915,705 56,836 4,932,07 6,232,218 373 (4,559,159) 2,040,102 (6,599,2
059 1 61)
Rogue River Forest\k
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1992 20,845 517 13,660,056 151,865 5,976,03 287,710 769,816 7,042,25 14,227,674 68 6,618,323 5,010,054 1,608,26
,997 3 0 9
1993 20,638 15,330 3,291,635 113,929 15,645,9 801,996 769,869 6,651,01 23,982,774 116 (3,344,049) 4,698,716 (8,042,7
,725 66 4 65)
1994 16,615 9,227 11,148,234 119,336 2,688,51 1,940,994 709,592 6,651,01 12,109,447 73 4,506,447 3,683,268 823,179
,894 1 4
Siskiyou Forest\k
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1992 19,001 5,312 12,669,599 1,485,147 2,827,88 983,179 1,029,94 6,971,52 13,297,685 70 5,703,390 8,038,154 (2,334,7
,075 9 9 1 64)
1993 4,977, 204,768 2,841,013 301,850 1,331,66 88,714 209,785 4,563,24 6,495,261 130 (1,517,463) 6,594,962 (8,112,4
798 8 4 25)
1994 6,411, 2,133 3,231,314 148,753 1,860,21 918,479 250,304 6,584,21 9,761,962 152 (3,350,768) 3,445,938 (6,796,7
194 1 5 06)
Siuslaw Forest\k
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1992 33,380 2,520 25,381,259 1,867,293 4,543,32 636,710 949,822 14,297,2 22,294,398 67 11,086,526 6,278,528 4,807,99
,924 0 53 8
1993 23,903 89,439 15,271,822 1,129,796 6,095,13 867,670 449,325 13,502,9 22,044,890 92 1,858,300 4,133,444 (2,275,1
,190 8 61 44)
1994 6,023, 8,303 12,915 1,869,957 3,747,35 237,130 147,505 13,502,9 19,504,912 324 (13,481,743) 2,759,478 (16,241,
169 9 61 221)
Umatilla Forest
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1992 21,833 2,331 1,148,738 1,698,438 7,003,72 10,806,746 1,173,16 5,164,41 25,846,485 118 (4,013,343) 10,909,895 (14,923,
,142 4 5 2 238)
1993 12,093 10,939 (1,928,989 1,340,700 8,965,45 2,803,868 901,091 2,795,25 16,806,371 139 (4,713,308) 9,535,508 (14,248,
,063 ) 4 8 816)
1994 10,346 6,395 (3,034,252 677,490 7,139,35 5,105,190 452,251 2,471,94 15,846,227 153 (5,499,802) 5,356,796 (10,856,
,425 ) 1 5 598)
Umpqua Forest\k
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1992 42,362 269 36,121,570 1,465,863 2,339,52 994,234 1,441,53 15,835,4 22,076,574 52 20,286,421 7,410,047 12,876,3
,995 3 6 18 74
1993 32,427 554,709 26,044,181 1,213,794 3,361,72 342,143 910,665 14,955,6 20,784,003 64 11,643,217 6,203,821 5,439,39
,220 8 73 6
1994 53,129 204,780 46,609,980 1,124,528 2,274,49 1,609,064 1,307,02 14,955,6 21,270,784 40 31,859,087 4,692,367 27,166,7
,871 5 4 73 20
Wallowa-Whitman Forest
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1992 7,324, 18,112 (6,975,342 142,586 4,318,22 9,210,199 610,444 1,673,91 15,955,374 218 (8,631,148) 11,093,221 (19,724,
226 ) 7 8 369)
1993 10,066 55,518 268,750 1,212,032 4,736,68 3,333,180 460,727 2,387,66 12,130,283 120 (2,063,393) 8,670,196 (10,733,
,890 3 1 589)
1994 7,941, 1,562 (654,137) 757,446 2,619,09 5,004,496 212,645 1,931,72 10,525,408 133 (2,584,300) 5,251,624 (7,835,9
108 6 5 24)
Wenatchee Forest\k
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1992 6,954, 158,944 2,472,075 344,698 1,471,52 1,598,584 908,782 2,497,44 6,821,026 98 133,577 6,477,780 (6,344,2
603 0 2 03)
1993 4,990, 28,250 1,508,868 185,414 1,953,34 674,413 640,051 2,358,69 5,811,917 116 (821,577) 4,344,159 (5,165,7
340 4 5 36)
1994 2,234, 62 (1,245,197 47,377 2,797,98 364,359 270,131 2,358,69 5,838,546 261 (3,603,830) 3,815,914 (7,419,7
716 ) 4 5 44)
Willamette Forest\k
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1992 79,623 196,777 48,968,151 3,536,778 11,481,7 10,926,765 4,512,82 29,644,1 60,102,321 75 19,520,737 13,973,403 5,547,33
,058 58 9 91 4
1993 85,148 32,615 60,921,604 1,777,722 12,822,0 5,779,119 3,815,15 27,997,2 52,191,331 61 32,956,927 10,330,091 22,626,8
,258 46 2 92 36
1994 60,925 147,402 45,273,156 435,417 8,683,30 4,335,888 2,050,30 27,997,2 43,502,210 71 17,423,266 6,055,431 11,367,8
,476 6 7 92 35
Winema Forest\k
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1992 17,698 43,772 10,836,783 379,791 3,023,94 2,822,647 591,390 8,908,31 15,726,082 89 1,972,243 7,676,074 (5,703,8
,325 2 2 31)
1993 64,861 17,554 31,951,161 6,495 19,991,6 11,061,450 1,833,58 15,752,6 48,645,880 75 16,216,024 8,103,115 8,112,90
,904 59 5 91 9
1994 13,726 13,454 2,469,264 2,467 3,899,31 6,410,080 931,610 8,413,40 19,656,876 143 (5,930,688) 6,255,586 (12,186,
,188 3 6 274)
Region 8
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Alabama Forest
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1992 7,150, 6,714 536,075 328,398 5,764,14 412,691 102,736 1,760,32 8,368,291 117 (1,217,537) 2,316,393 (3,533,9
754 0 6 30)
1993 5,425, 6,025 516,387 148,133 4,499,39 175,403 80,134 1,334,83 6,237,897 115 (812,418) 2,090,244 (2,902,6
479 7 0 62)
1994 4,961, 5,630 1,202,983 93,127 3,401,60 170,820 87,164 1,217,13 4,969,850 100 (8,521) 1,910,256 (1,918,7
329 5 4 77)
Chattachoochee & Oconee Forest
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1992 4,812, 6,809 2,664,929 267,617 1,656,94 48,519 167,592 1,159,50 3,300,171 69 1,512,236 2,663,978 (1,151,7
407 1 2 42)
1993 4,913, 2,842 2,242,657 265,844 1,914,30 254,672 233,251 1,169,37 3,837,442 78 1,076,129 2,781,870 (1,705,7
571 5 0 41)
1994 3,401, 10,282 2,028,313 106,362 875,504 302,142 79,032 828,080 2,191,120 64 1,210,515 2,347,319 (1,136,8
635 04)
Cherokee Forest
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1992 1,809, 609 568,871 437,615 704,012 703 97,558 427,800 1,667,688 92 141,680 1,629,305 (1,487,6
368 25)
1993 1,744, 0 674,904 273,450 742,810 0 53,480 422,791 1,492,531 86 252,113 1,548,854 (1,296,7
644 41)
1994 1,226, 500 427,934 153,980 624,981 0 18,917 301,724 1,099,602 90 126,710 1,230,534 (1,103,8
312 24)
Daniel Boone Forest
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1992 2,159, 94 367,093 535,263 1,237,34 0 19,962 534,925 2,327,492 108 (167,738) 2,102,992 (2,270,7
754 2 30)
1993 2,394, 2,466 483,373 461,757 1,421,76 0 24,927 591,724 2,500,172 104 (105,885) 2,103,588 (2,209,4
287 4 73)
1994 1,657, 2,115 430,536 297,822 915,636 2,411 8,686 411,601 1,636,156 99 21,050 1,845,256 (1,824,2
206 06)
Florida Forest
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1992 5,519, 777 3,231,247 604,851 1,622,65 0 59,575 1,364,68 3,651,764 66 1,867,337 2,256,870 (389,533
101 1 7 )
1993 5,772, 200 3,622,288 229,409 1,647,53 203,611 69,901 1,425,71 3,576,169 62 2,196,777 2,428,578 (231,801
946 7 1 )
1994 3,570, 4,351 2,563,148 135,600 833,239 0 34,510 882,997 1,886,346 53 1,684,502 1,979,501 (294,999
848 )
George Washington Forest
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1992 1,062, 5,550 417,202 101,842 441,464 46,778 49,824 251,822 891,730 84 170,930 1,748,370 (1,577,4
660 40)
1993 1,337, 322 566,134 118,194 511,577 95,915 45,376 322,955 1,094,017 82 243,501 1,738,891 (1,495,3
518 90)
1994 2,158, 3,593 1,006,643 89,626 720,315 295,013 42,823 527,899 1,675,676 78 482,337 1,318,618 (836,281
013 )
Jefferson Forest
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1992 652,79 7,130 180,427 101,152 303,028 26,022 35,038 152,657 617,897 95 34,900 1,579,368 (1,544,4
7 68)
1993 1,110, 10,443 360,273 155,671 471,105 69,290 43,508 264,085 1,003,659 90 106,631 1,376,320 (1,269,6
290 89)
1994 1,062, 1,444 166,591 214,479 477,101 115,782 86,969 243,488 1,137,819 107 (75,453) 1,116,750 (1,192,2
366 03)
Kisatchie Forest
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1992 14,499 6,375 10,546,396 1,206,174 1,619,57 929,091 191,495 3,575,31 7,521,647 52 6,977,461 3,242,056 3,735,40
,108 7 0 5
1993 9,651, 5,599 5,891,194 800,484 2,454,83 296,624 203,061 2,360,78 6,115,783 63 3,536,010 3,057,735 478,275
793 1 3
1994 10,328 5,807 5,601,016 680,631 3,689,74 165,329 185,716 2,534,17 7,255,595 70 3,072,644 2,888,749 183,895
,239 0 9
Marion-Sumpter Forest
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1992 6,913, 1,389 5,137,601 505,834 1,103,91 35,925 128,489 1,695,81 3,469,983 50 3,443,171 2,619,144 824,027
154 6 9
1993 6,092, 6,323 3,328,953 285,849 2,128,85 222,842 119,932 1,491,62 4,249,104 70 1,843,651 2,412,950 (569,299
755 6 5 )
1994 6,298, 158 4,088,600 323,772 1,456,37 310,051 119,636 1,544,69 3,754,531 60 2,544,059 2,172,080 371,979
590 3 9
Mississippi Forest
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1992 22,594 19,230 15,010,405 1,501,336 5,376,53 409,488 277,373 5,574,44 13,139,174 58 9,455,194 5,193,224 4,261,97
,368 6 1 0
1993 23,687 7,352 13,816,993 1,760,181 7,060,42 807,209 235,237 5,861,20 15,724,253 66 7,963,143 5,405,577 2,557,56
,396 4 2 6
1994 24,006 13,713 14,067,956 2,087,624 6,850,14 512,551 474,027 5,879,56 15,803,912 66 8,202,101 4,549,439 3,652,66
,013 2 8 2
North Carolina Forest
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1992 2,568, (1,273) 930,350 594,194 908,098 41,725 94,945 618,592 2,257,554 88 310,485 2,982,330 (2,671,8
039 45)
1993 2,770, 1,496 905,139 643,224 1,064,49 69,519 86,197 670,595 2,534,033 91 236,040 2,590,489 (2,354,4
073 8 49)
1994 2,354, 1,965 547,054 863,923 804,013 77,643 60,365 573,158 2,379,102 101 (24,139) 2,602,563 (2,626,7
963 02)
Ouachita Forest
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1992 8,654, 4,300 2,694,069 387,873 4,832,60 520,817 215,283 2,108,84 8,065,414 93 589,529 6,871,584 (6,282,0
943 1 0 55)
1993 12,420 2,572 2,999,060 698,389 7,961,91 359,782 399,252 3,004,78 12,424,127 100 (3,155) 6,005,268 (6,008,4
,972 7 7 23)
1994 15,387 8,227 4,785,358 809,988 8,477,41 1,037,200 269,426 3,777,48 14,371,513 93 1,016,096 5,903,873 (4,887,7
,609 0 9 77)
Ozark-St. Francis Forest
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1992 2,050, 312 1,019,535 326,380 663,812 0 40,894 502,432 1,533,518 75 517,415 3,145,282 (2,627,8
933 67)
1993 3,660, (888) 1,484,401 579,231 1,544,10 0 53,626 901,935 3,078,900 84 581,578 2,765,239 (2,183,6
478 8 61)
1994 4,476, 1,413 526,496 468,019 3,421,22 0 59,493 1,103,93 5,052,668 113 (576,025) 2,417,035 (2,993,0
643 2 4 60)
Texas Forest
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1992 12,090 15,392 8,404,791 829,694 1,528,57 946,708 365,122 2,927,44 6,597,545 55 5,492,740 3,786,429 1,706,31
,285 8 3 1
1993 14,794 24,907 9,929,508 1,343,478 2,688,12 542,070 266,322 3,625,79 8,465,792 57 6,328,619 3,918,165 2,410,45
,411 6 6 4
1994 14,392 8,561 8,811,999 753,385 3,544,08 1,044,328 230,427 3,538,44 9,110,671 63 5,282,111 2,979,164 2,302,94
,782 2 9 7
Region 9
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Allegheny Forest
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1992 19,585 63,650 14,883,364 1,421,464 2,810,65 245,108 161,316 4,840,14 9,478,691 48 10,106,866 2,953,833 7,153,03
,557 5 8 3
1993 18,309 3,284 14,265,787 1,148,720 2,561,54 153,103 177,255 4,532,28 8,572,907 47 9,736,783 3,110,616 6,626,16
,690 1 8 7
1994 21,099 (46,785) 16,383,271 1,048,691 2,348,86 1,235,059 130,086 5,253,97 10,016,666 47 11,082,516 3,264,696 7,817,82
,182 0 0 0
Chequamegon Forest
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1992 1,352, 1,117 321,385 54,499 640,029 199,561 136,002 303,869 1,333,960 99 18,633 2,200,763 (2,182,1
593 30)
1993 1,595, 2,038 584,300 145,823 533,465 113,913 216,157 344,375 1,353,733 85 241,963 2,323,836 (2,081,8
696 73)
1994 2,101, 1,077 935,637 80,326 801,070 216,192 67,259 508,306 1,673,153 80 428,408 2,011,968 (1,583,5
561 60)
Chippewa Forest
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1992 2,623, 1,709 1,282,777 97,175 1,086,68 117,918 37,534 646,138 1,985,446 76 638,348 1,471,423 (833,075
794 1 )
1993 2,964, 252 1,487,996 73,724 1,044,03 318,946 39,296 731,176 2,207,180 74 757,072 1,483,027 (725,955
252 8 )
1994 3,460, 3,945 1,968,194 63,448 1,196,87 205,727 21,950 858,561 2,346,562 68 1,113,578 1,409,412 (295,834
140 6 )
Green Mountain Forest
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1992 399,50 2,983 190,797 37,801 144,704 16,391 6,825 97,423 303,144 76 96,357 773,578 (677,221
1 )
1993 414,43 761 250,214 21,749 123,368 16,107 2,240 102,860 266,324 64 148,115 695,090 (546,975
9 )
1994 307,11 165 150,564 33,553 94,442 24,480 3,907 75,760 232,142 76 74,969 729,971 (655,002
1 )
Hiawatha Forest
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1992 1,670, 50 322,970 228,743 1,076,79 29,742 12,232 414,563 1,762,076 105 (91,543) 2,088,971 (2,180,5
533 6 14)
1993 2,208, 2,173 498,288 257,393 1,247,27 181,657 21,346 546,152 2,253,818 102 (45,691) 2,134,860 (2,180,5
127 0 51)
1994 2,243, 3,109 739,081 181,854 1,058,79 239,575 20,636 554,827 2,055,688 92 187,363 1,593,807 (1,406,4
051 6 44)
Huron-Manistee Forest
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1992 2,345, (6,927) 1,370,391 111,482 816,553 50,340 3,687 587,192 1,569,254 67 776,272 2,297,702 (1,521,4
526 30)
1993 2,389, 4,033 1,245,039 91,436 985,455 59,878 3,289 595,452 1,735,510 73 653,620 2,389,211 (1,735,5
130 91)
1994 2,623, 3,448 1,280,219 144,434 910,781 113,478 170,952 612,228 1,951,873 74 671,439 2,301,401 (1,629,9
312 62)
Mark Twain Forest
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1992 2,943, 383 818,760 113,164 1,740,77 101,940 168,150 693,661 2,817,693 96 125,482 2,167,185 (2,041,7
175 8 03)
1993 3,395, 359 979,179 139,004 1,719,30 288,171 269,837 781,415 3,197,734 94 198,123 2,701,458 (2,503,3
857 7 35)
1994 4,965, 247 1,522,452 207,334 2,581,99 518,601 135,293 1,207,59 4,650,815 94 315,104 2,172,885 (1,857,7
919 2 5 81)
Monongahela Forest
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1992 3,613, 0 2,338,003 890,906 275,922 12,444 96,025 879,319 2,154,616 60 1,458,684 1,636,508 (177,824
300 )
1993 4,579, 0 2,946,919 1,154,968 402,745 17,911 56,978 1,130,63 2,763,238 60 1,816,283 1,654,433 161,850
521 6
1994 2,663, 0 1,952,833 362,253 219,343 50,417 78,531 646,212 1,356,756 51 1,306,621 1,499,882 (193,261
377 )
Nicolet Forest
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1992 2,256, 3,155 1,242,054 187,680 759,399 23,861 40,752 553,249 1,564,941 69 691,960 2,689,485 (1,997,5
901 25)
1993 2,234, 2,420 1,300,939 229,426 597,912 70,216 34,021 549,623 1,481,198 66 753,736 2,527,841 (1,774,1
934 05)
1994 2,461, 2,302 1,649,794 167,712 515,747 102,068 23,839 608,830 1,418,196 58 1,043,266 1,736,926 (693,660
462 )
Ottawa Forest
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1992 2,038, 734 1,376,338 167,688 326,067 138,416 29,619 502,127 1,163,917 57 874,945 2,899,921 (2,024,9
862 76)
1993 2,437, 9,589 1,400,454 214,880 519,428 266,781 25,929 600,386 1,627,404 67 809,657 3,399,081 (2,589,4
061 24)
1994 2,692, 4,444 1,315,761 171,044 784,526 385,198 31,996 664,132 2,036,896 76 656,073 2,708,903 (2,052,8
969 30)
Shawnee Forest
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1992 100,94 0 44,303 27,087 29,234 0 317 25,156 81,794 81 19,147 687,125 (667,978
1 )
1993 124,44 0 44,467 36,677 34,395 8,874 27 31,103 111,076 89 13,364 507,173 (493,809
0 )
1994 57,866 0 (23,946) 7,755 (917)\j 74,970 4 14,466 96,278 166 (38,412) 236,546 (274,958
)
Superior Forest
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1992 1,665, 645 720,237 121,622 651,877 103,997 66,949 399,433 1,343,878 81 321,449 1,663,139 (1,341,6
327 90)
1993 2,101, 20,272 464,870 150,058 1,016,71 365,941 84,011 499,395 2,116,115 101 (14,253) 1,730,357 (1,744,6
862 0 10)
1994 2,125, 2,886 424,861 74,658 1,067,50 484,282 71,645 512,826 2,210,915 104 (85,079) 1,595,648 (1,680,7
836 4 27)
Wayne-Hoosier Forest
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1992 445,64 0 498,432 31,314 (94,984) 0 10,880 108,691 55,901 13 389,741 578,553 (188,812
2 )
1993 112,31 0 74,469 5,138 24,117 0 8,595 25,931 63,781 57 48,538 440,164 (391,626
9 )
1994 110,72 0 94,540 3,361 10,811 0 2,011 27,178 43,361 39 67,362 308,692 (241,330
3 )
White Mountain Forest
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1992 1,115, 9,635 863,659 114,013 61,697 54,228 12,758 273,399 516,095 46 599,895 1,501,536 (901,641
990 )
1993 1,274, 333 881,650 167,221 196,327 18,785 9,847 315,996 708,176 56 565,987 1,595,481 (1,029,4
163 94)
1994 1,110, 4,444 735,411 170,014 147,594 45,725 7,273 274,686 645,292 58 465,169 1,605,731 (1,140,5
461 62)
Region 10
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Chugach Forest
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1992 29,650 508 20,744 1,274 2,167 345 4,612 6,133 14,531 49 15,119 744,731 (729,612
)
1993 215,27 1,743 163,299 0 36,504 8,362 5,365 52,041 102,272 48 113,001 488,728 (375,727
3 )
1994 13,919 0 6,429 0 4,501 1,250 1,739 3,045 10,535 76 3,384 564,368 (560,984
)
Tongass Forest
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1992 13,044 40,135 (14,312,50 20,479,529 4,442,03 2,122,219 272,754 3,182,82 30,499,354 234 (17,455,186) 24,238,259 (41,693,
,168 1)\n 2 0 445)
1993 15,546 43,914 (1,991,047 12,866,230 2,433,67 1,177,947 1,015,59 3,621,70 21,115,146 136 (5,568,835) 25,865,840 (31,434,
,311 )\n 6 1 2 675)
1994 34,284 134,426 5,246,095 22,913,669 2,563,34 3,274,297 153,136 8,499,35 37,403,795 109 (3,118,830) 25,871,740 (28,990,
,965 2 1 570
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\a Total receipts equals the total of interest and penalties,
National Forest Fund, purchaser road credits, Knutson-Vandenberg
Fund, Salvage Sale Fund, and associated charges.
\b According to the Forest Service, negative figures appear because
charges assessed in prior years were dismissed in a subsequent year
and an adjustment became necessary.
\c According to the Forest Service, distributions had been made to
the Knutson-Vandenberg Fund and the Salvage Sale Fund on the basis of
anticipated excess receipts. Negative figures result, however, when
the expected excess receipts are not actually received by September
30.
\d Payments to states are calculated on the basis of 25 percent of
the total amounts in the National Forest Fund, purchaser road
credits, Knutson-Vandenberg Fund, and the Salvage Sale Fund. Certain
forests in Regions 5 and 6, however, receive a special payment to
compensate for lost revenues due to the listing of the northern
spotted owl as a threatened species.
\e Total receipts distributed equals the total of the amounts in
purchaser road credit, Knutson-Vandenberg Fund, Salvage Sale Fund,
associated charges, and payments to states. Unlike the national
totals presented elsewhere, the forest totals do not reflect
distributions made at the national level for Roads and Trails Fund
and Purchaser-Elect Roads. These two categories totaled about $157
million for fiscal years 1992-94.
\f Percent distributed equals the total receipts distributed divided
by total receipts.
\g Receipts undistributed equals the total receipts minus the total
receipts distributed.
\h Net results equals receipts undistributed minus the preparation
and administration outlays.
\i The Forest Service returned cash that purchasers paid for timber
and replaced it with charges to the purchaser road credits account
resulting in a negative amount.
\j The forests collected more funds than projected and needed to
adjust the Knutson-Vandenberg Fund in subsequent years. The excess
funds had been sent to either the National Forest Fund or the Salvage
Sale Fund.
\k This spotted owl forest receives special payments to compensate
for the lost revenues due to the listing of the northern spotted owl
as a threatened species.
\l The adjustment was made to the overall payment to the State of
California.
\m In 1992, the forest had large surpluses in the Salvage Sale Fund
and transferred these amounts to unfunded Knutson-Vandenberg projects
and the National Forest Fund.
\n Figure is negative because the National Forest Fund had to absorb
the downward adjustment of prior year's timber prices on the Tongass
National Forest.
Source: Compilation based on Forest Service records.
MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS REPORT
=========================================================== Appendix I
RESOURCES COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT DIVISION, WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Linda L. Harmon
John P. Murphy, Jr.
J. Annette Wright
SEATTLE REGIONAL OFFICE
Jill J. Lund
Stan Stenersen