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Raining - Garmin accuracy affected?hD: %@SAMA@f@ @ @10-25O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExactFEAR, BOGR, ELEL, Poa? Too.^D: %@H\AMA@L@.@ @10-24O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)Small opening in PIPO Woodland.^D: %@$UAMA@X@.@.@10-23O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicExactThere is a major road through here running ~ N and S. Also Poa pratensis? and ELEL.^D: @HmAMA1@$@.@0@10-22Ponderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationExactDD: ` @AdMA<@@ @@10-2O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandExactScree consists of cinder and andosite (?), other rock type too.E~\B: @gAhMA*@@0@0@10-19O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationPoor^D: @HA'MA3@@1@@10-14O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandExactNo PECA at this plot. Plot is in cinders, not even close to rock outcrop. ERNA is dominant shrub. RICE and FAPA also present.^D: $@AMA@@@@10-13O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)^D: $@8AMA@L@&@@10-12O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactRHTR is abundant, but FAPA is 20% greater in abundance. Point is by a dead pinion-actual point was impossible to get to because of the dead tree branches and bushes growing in it's perimeter. ^D:"<  5  W*L/F @AMA*@8@?@1-2O' Leary PeakCinder Sparse MosaicApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactZ@: @<AAMA(@@??1-19Strawberry CraterCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactdB: @bAwMA=@@@ @11-7Rock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)This is a rock outcrop polygon. Grasses dominate with BOGR at ~5%, MUMO @ 7-8%, and the rest is MUPA at 50%. Shrubs are PECA, QUTU, RHTR, accounting for a total of 10%. Several PIPO also (~10%).>BB: @@lAuMA*@ء@??1-17Sunset Crater EastCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicGood (Some problems)fB: @laAMA3@.@ @@11-6Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandPoorPECA dominates just below rim of canyon. Snake weed and MUMO and fescue along rim. No ERNA. Rim is basalt outcrop. Shape plot is hard to fit to any veg at this plot - fits shape of PECA best.LfB: @$A2MA(@@??1-15Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactfB: $@AMA @t@@@11-3O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandPoorLots of other shrubs (RICE, ERNA, FAPA). But HUDO is most abundant. This point is at the base of cliffs on Darton Dome, so half of plot plants are on cliff, the rest on the cinder scree slopes beneath the cliffs.\B: ` @DAMA:@@5@*@11-2O' Leary PeakDouglas-fir Forest ForestLimber Pine WoodlandGood (Some problems)PIPO almost equal to as much cover as PIFL."\B: @@(AMA3@ @??1-12Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactfB: $@ԕAMA@J@1@@10-9Ponderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactDefinitely FAPA, but not very sparse; FAPA cover = 30%, ERNA = 3%, PIPO = 10%.BB: $@AMA@h@ @@10-7Montane GrasslandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandExactNo PECA. Cover of ERNA ~ 20%, not very sparse. On south cinder slope, not rock outcrop.YdBB:<  I} @A|MA4@@1@&@13-15O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactUnderstory is FAPA. Not particularly sparse, may be equal to 2%. ^D: ` @(AMA(@@,@1@13-12O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandNone that fitThis polygon has high cover of PIED, however it also has high cover of PIPO. It occurs within a Fallugia stand as well.^D: @AMA*@@,@,@1-30Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)fB: %@pAMA@ڡ@??1-3Strawberry CraterCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactb@: @ lASMA1@f@&@&@12-3Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPoorJUDE also present. Total cover > 25%. BOGR provides much of herb cover.,&fB: @xAMA7@N@,@ @1-23Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)< 5% total cover. MUMO may provide 2% of this. Plot occurs adjacent to and includes cinder raod intersection. Plot probably receives disturbance due to cars turning around, cutting corner, etc.`fB: @jAMA1@@&@&@12-2Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)one JUOS present. MUMO provides most of herb cover, though BOGR is present. Total cover > or equal to 25%.<&fB: @lAMA4@@@&@12-1Sunset Crater WestApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactFAPA has almost as much cover as PIED. Though no Junipers; BOGR is present but with much less cover than FAPA.fB: @A&MA1@\@1@,@1-21Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)fB:)< o   O_O ` @A2MA1@ @*@*@15-10O' Leary PeakLimber Pine WoodlandLimber Pine WoodlandGood (Some problems)PIPO may be equal in cover to PIFL. RICE dominant shrub but HODU here also. PSME less cover than PIFL.^D: @AMA$@@??1-4Strawberry CraterCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactb@: %@AMA@,@1@&@13-8O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPoor\B: @]AMMA&@~@.@.@13-6O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicExact< 10% ERNA; BOGR shares herbaceous dominance w/ Stipa comata.q\B: %@hAMA@`@1@?1-35Strawberry CraterPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandCinder Sparse MosaicPoordB: @VAiMA7@@1@&@13-4O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactCover > or equal to 25%.?\B: @tAMA4@Ҡ@&@&@13-32Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandNone that fit> 25 % cover.Q7(hD: @AmMA3@@??1-33Sunset Crater EastCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactfB: @wAoMAC@ԡ@&@&@13-29Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactFallugia seems co-dominant, in which case it could be FAPA cinder S.V., although with pinon and fairly dense FAPA, it is not "sparse".;/(hD: @ATMAJ@@&@&@13-28Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)>>(hD: @AOMA>@ޡ@4@4@13-23Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Sand Bluestem WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Sand Bluestem WoodlandExact  hD: @AMA0@@&@&@13-17Strawberry CraterPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)FAPA is understory.b<&fD:3< ;^ F $ q[ @A MA,@B@,@?16-30Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandCinder Sparse MosaicExactThere is definitely < 2% veg cover in this 20mx30m plot (zero meter radius shape plot). 2% ~ 37m squared. This area in general is scattered PIPO among cinders, high ORV use.1hD: $@AMA@r@,@,@16-3Ponderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactSparse ELEL, some RICE, VETH, ARDR.BB: @pAMA3@@,@,@16-24Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactFAPA present but < 5%.hD: @ 5% grasses (many types).5hD: @kAMAE@n@1@.@16-18Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicGood (Some problems)slightly more than 25% total cover.ZhD: @AMA*@@7@,@16-16Sunset Crater WestFacilitiesPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)Natural area within campground.|hD: @AMA,@@,@,@16-15Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)May be more than 5% cover (herb and shrubs), but < 8% probably.|hD: @tAEMA7@>@.@ @1-6Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)d@: ` @ARMA0@@*@*@15-9O' Leary PeakLimber Pine WoodlandLimber Pine WoodlandExact\B: ` @hA^MA6@@*@*@15-7O' Leary PeakLimber Pine WoodlandLimber Pine WoodlandNone that fit\B: ` @tAMA5@@,@*@15-5O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandLimber Pine WoodlandExact\B: ` @LAMA5@@*@*@15-3O' Leary PeakLimber Pine WoodlandLimber Pine WoodlandExact\B:i< ` e  . @,[AMA7@R@&@&@17-21Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactQUGA provides good amount of cover but is on island surrounded by PIED. No Juniper but BOGR is prevalent as is Cercocarpus. Understory is not sparse. Confidence could also be poor./(hD: @@hAtMA&@@.@ @17-2O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicMontane GrasslandExactOr none that fit. I forgot to bring the shape plot for this zero radius plot. General area is BOGR grassland w/some MUMO; ERNA. Garmin takes me to a burn area w/standing and down charred, dead PIPO. Understory is mixture.\B: @AMA2@@1@1@17-19Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandGood (Some problems)Good fit.(hD: %@eAMA@@.@ @17-18Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)In Bonito Park. 10% cover from PIPO, the rest BOGR.PhD: $@AMA@f@1@?16-9O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandCinder Sparse MosaicExactDifficult to zero-in on the point here; UTMs are within 3-6 meters away from point. But the map label area is large, so accuracy is good.\B: %@HtA-MA@@.@.@16-5O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicExactSignificant FEAR coverage as well.;\B: @hAMA55,@?16-35Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandCinder Sparse MosaicExactMap label could be PIPO cinder woodland. Tree cover may barely equal 2%. If < 2%, then map label CB. If > 2%, map label PIPO Cinder woodland. Plot located on NW edge of cinder lake.AhD:<  .Q $@ AMA@@@@18-15Apache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactNot that sparse, definitely FAPA cover near 40%, maybe more._DD: $@ȊAbMA@@,@,@18-10Ponderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactDD: ` @AMA,@@.@1@18-1O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandGood (Some problems)MUMO may equal 5%, but is not > than the shrub cover which is dominated by FAPA. PIED ~ 10% cover.\B: %@lAMA@F@.@.@17-8O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicExactNearly equal BOGR cover to MUMO. N/NE "quadrant" dominated by PIED.}\B: @A5MA,@J@.@ @17-34Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)hD: @PAMA,@b@@@17-30Sunset Crater WestApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExact  hD: @lA/MA3@@.@1@17-28Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactThere is one PIED on plot (<10%) and total cover is >25%. Trees do not have a whole lot more cover than shrubs.hD: @ApMA1@Ơ@&@@17-27Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactPlot appears to be strip w/in PIPO/PIED woodland that is dominated by shrubs. FAPA dominates at bottom of slope but up slope where plot puts points, veg is mix of RHTR, ERNA, RICE. Substrate is cinders but total cover ~25%hD: @AMA1@@.@.@17-26Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicGood (Some problems)Map label could also be PIPO/MUMO Woodland. MUMO and BOGR provide about equal cover. Total cover > or equal to 25%, PIPO >10%. No ERNA. ELEL and FEAZ also present.XhD:<  $ @pwAMA*@~@,@,@19-24Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExacthD: @AhMA.@@0@0@19-20Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationPoorNot many PIPO-maybe 5%. Mostly LIGE and ARDR. Also lots of THFE. There was no map label in the shrub category that fit."hD: @@4A MA&@Π@1@@19-18Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandSand Bluestem Herbaceous VegetationExactLots of ARDR, about similar in cover as ANHA. ANHA is concentrated towards the periphery of the polygon, w/ARDR situated throughout, especially in the center area which has very little ANHA.}hD: @uAMA*@ޠ@0@ @19-17Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationMontane GrasslandExactARDR cover equal to MUMO cover.)hD: @lAMA7@@ @0@19-1O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationExactherbaceous cover dominated by ARDR. PIPO cover < 2%. Remaining cover all appears native, mostly forbs - some fescue and elymus.~\B: ` @HAMA4@"@.@.@18-4O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicGood (Some problems)Possibly exact amount of MUMO and PIPO (could be a MUMO Herb Veg too if the radius was smaller).\B: @tAQMA.@@.@.@18-31Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicExacthD: $@AvMA@@.@1@18-2O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExact\B: @$nAMA3@*@0@0@18-16O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationExact^D:.<m j gL @AUMA.@@1@@20-16Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExact  hD: @AsMA>@@1@1@20-15Strawberry CraterPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactTotal cover ~ 25%, possibly greater.MfD: @,AcMA3@@1@1@20-13Strawberry CraterPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactCover from trees and shrubs are about equal. Total cover > 25%. 1 PIED in plot is < 10% cover. If 19m N or S, label=CB Sparse. If 19m W, label=CB Sparse or barely 2% FAPA Cinder Sparse. If 19m E, label=PIPO/FAPA Woodland.fD: @AMA(@@1@1@20-11Strawberry CraterPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactfD: ` @XAMA7@N@0@@19-6O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)site of disturbance within this polygon, VETH and Nicotiara spp present.\B: @[AMA2@@0@0@19-5O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationExactNo PIPO in plot. A few RHTR and ERNA. ARDR dominates. Small amount, <1%, LIDA. Most species are native forbs.\B: @P^A>MA1@Ԡ@ @0@19-3O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationExactOr none that fit. South half of plot = PIPO Wooded Invasive. Most PIPO in plot are saplings. Herb dominated by ARDR. North half is dominated by mix of ERNA/TECA w/mixed grasses (MUMO, BOGR, ELEL). Substrate=cinders.~\B: @xoANMA.@|@1@0@19-25Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)LIDA abd ARDR provide main cover. PIPO present. Arizona fescue present - also MUMO and Elymus.$hD:<  v ] j< %@@AMA@@1@&@20-6O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactNo Juniperus sp., but FAPA cover ~ 20%, cinders ~ 50% and PIED ~ 30%.\B: %@HAMA(@T@1@@20-5O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)A few PIED, PIPO but too few for a woodland. Total tree cover < 10%. \B: @AMA8@@@1@20-35Sunset Crater WestApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandGood (Some problems)hD: @AMA*@>@??20-32Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactThis plot covered w/ ORV tracks. A Few mature PIPO in plot but less than 2% cover for this 100m x 15m shape plot.hD: @AMA1@D@1@1@20-30Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExacthD: %@AMA$@@1@&@20-3O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)Tiny island of P/J in sea of sparse FAPA cinders. Really it's own polygon? 10 radius.\B: @TA'MA1@P@1@1@20-29Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExacthD: @0AMA*@ @1@,@20-27Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)  hD: @@pAMA(@@1@1@20-26Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactNo PIED. Total cover > 25%.=hD: @A/MA(@D@1@@20-20Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)FAPA does not provide a whole lot of more cover than PIPO in plot.hD: %@AMA@@1@1@20-2Strawberry CraterPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactPIED has equal cover to PIPO (ie. > 10% PIED)._dB:<  8 I ~( @RAMA4@@.@.@22-6Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicGood (Some problems)Herbaceous cover is patchy, part of plot has >5% MUMO in that part of plot; rest of plot has <5% MUMO in that part of plot. Total cover > or equal to 25%.DfB: @`WA MA@@p@0@,@22-5O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)not exactly a woodland8 \B: %@AMA@@&@&@22-2Strawberry CraterPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)::$dB: %@AMA@0@5@,@22-1O' Leary PeakDouglas-fir Forest ForestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactSparse understory of FAPA, mostly cinders. PIPO/PSME cover = 60/40 of total tree cover. Almost PSME forest alliance.\B: @LAMA(@Ơ@@?2-2Sunset Crater WestLava BedsCinder Sparse MosaicExactVeg bordering 2%.vd@: @ A4MA*@H@1@@21-4Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactSmall PIED by point center, but otherwise FAPA dominates.{fB: @AlMA@@֡@4@4@21-3Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Sand Bluestem WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Sand Bluestem WoodlandExactThe larger area seems to be defined by ANHA. But, the long, narrow zero radius polygon outlines the patch of large PIPO w/ANHA between, around and under trees. The importance of the PIPO guided my choice. fB: @ܲA MA0@@4@,@21-1O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Sand Bluestem WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)Shrubs are ERCO < 5%.*\B: @\AMA0@@@@2-10O' Leary PeakLava BedsLava BedsExactn\B: @lAMA*@̠@@@2-1Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactPlot is on a lava hill.d@: @tAMA(@@1@1@20-9Ponderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandGood (Some problems)BB:T< Q 9 ! " HQ\xv @HAtMA3@@@@25-2Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)On lava flow next to SS Crater "lava flow trail" parking lot and just 8-10m S of SS Crater road (main road through park).fB: ` @AMA0@ģ@6@*@25-1O' Leary PeakTransportation, Communications, and UtilitiesLimber Pine WoodlandExactshrub cover is Equal to or greater than PIFL cover but shrubs are a mix of Pericome and Holodiscus and Ribes. O'Leary Peak Rd bisects this plot.\B: @AMA.@֠@??2-5Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactd@: $@AMA@>@,@,@24-3O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExact\B: $@AMA@@1@5@24-2Ponderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandDouglas-fir ForestExactSparse cinder understory dominated by HODU, some PIPO, POTR, and RICE. Interesting POTR/HODU sparse cinder area a few hundred feet higher to the west.BB: $@HAMA@أ@5@5@24-1O' Leary PeakDouglas-fir Forest ForestDouglas-fir ForestGood (Some problems)\B: @\AKMA(@Ġ@@@2-4Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactd@: $@AMA@¢@5@5@23-3Douglas-fir Forest ForestDouglas-fir ForestGood (Some problems)Abundant HODU as well as RICE in understory.tBB: ` @tAMA3@(@5@*@23-2O' Leary PeakDouglas-fir Forest ForestLimber Pine WoodlandPoorThe PIFL association is co-dominant in this case, it seems as if this should be a PIFL/PSME association and not separate. Also, RICE did not occur in the understory.\B: $@LAMA@@5@.@23-1O' Leary PeakDouglas-fir Forest ForestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicExactLots of PSME here, probably less than PIPO. But it seems odd that the map label doesn't acknowledge the PSME because it is practically co-dominant. Same with "PSME Woodland" label, if PIPO codominant, why not indicate that?\B:<  7 @AMA2@@1@@3-3O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandGood (Some problems)HODU shares dominance with RICE, sec key #22. RICE are more frequent but HODU may provide equal amount of cover.Z@: @lAMA9@^@1@,@30-9Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactZero meter radius plot. General area = map label as above. Garmin has taken me to a narrow strip of PIPO b/w 2 narrow strips of bare cinders used by ORV. All 3 strips could fit the shape of the shape plot.fB: @зAKMA(@@??30-7Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactORV area.fB: @xA{MA7@j@:@?30-5Sunset Crater WestStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsCinder Sparse MosaicGood (Some problems)Though there may be 2% veg cover on this plot, it is almost entirely due to annuals and biennels. An annual Eriogonum provides most of the cover plus a few PHWE, CEDI, and one VETH. ERNA and FAPS < 0.5%. An ORV area.fB: @AMA1@,@?,@30-1Sunset Crater EastCinder Sparse MosaicPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPoorfB: @<A$MA(@@??29-15Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicGood (Some problems)There is < 2% veg cover.hD: @8eA(MA(@l@9@ @28-1O' Leary PeakReservoirs and Trick TanksMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)not in Bonito Park. Rabbitbrush present but <5%. Appears to be on edge of a very old tank, silty soils ~10m from plot center, no water line and plants grow all over tank.\B: @@A`MA*@@7@>@26-6FacilitiesNone that fitSS Crater Trailhead parking lot.eVVBB: @pA=MA3@Ԡ@7@7@26-3Sunset Crater WestFacilitiesFacilitiesGood (Some problems)Facility surrounded by PIPO Cinder Woodland.zfB: @AMA=@@7@7@26-2Sunset Crater WestFacilitiesFacilitiesNone that fit1/2 of plot is mixture PIPO/Cinder Woodland within Visitor Center Development.9zfB:z<v k>& @AMA(@@@?4-16O' Leary PeakWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationCinder Sparse MosaicGood (Some problems)ERCO is sole inhabitant of this plot but there is < 2% veg cover.|\B: @AMA0@f@@@4-15Strawberry CraterApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationPoordB: @AMA8@N@@@4-14Strawberry CraterWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Hard to say if it is >2% or <2%. If >2%, then ERCO is the map label but there is no ANHA present. If <2%, then it is CB Sparse Veg. If I had to choose, I would go with ERCO-ANHA.:$dB: @AMA&@<@@?4-13O' Leary PeakWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationCinder Sparse MosaicExactLable could also be ERCO/ANHA Sparse. Hard to tell if there is > 2% ERCO (looks to be > 2% to me). If it is > 2%, then ERCO/ANHA label, though no ANHA here. If < 2%, then CB sparse veg label.i\B: @ļA!MA(@@@@4-12O' Leary PeakWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Not particularly sparse, definitely > 2% FAPA.|  \B: @ظA%MA&@b@@?4-11O' Leary PeakWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationCinder Sparse MosaicExact< 2% cover. ERCO and FAPA provide equal cover but < 2% combined.k\B: @иASMA$@j@@?4-10Wild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationCinder Sparse MosaicExactI think there is < 2% veg cover on this which makes label CB sparse. If > 2%, map label ERNA/ANHA but there is no ANHA here. ERCO is dominant shrub. This data sheet may be wrong-I compiled it from notes and confused myself.BB: @AMA1@@?@3-8Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactPIPO are dominant. If 17m E or N, label is FAPA Cinder Sparse Veg. If 17m S, label is PIPO Lava Bed Sparse Veg. West is < 2% vegitation.d@:< & eu @A!MA.@$@@@4-23O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationExact No bluestem. Cover just over 2%. If 15m N,S, E or W label would be the same. \B: @ԲAMA,@ @??4-22O' Leary PeakCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactIf 14m N or E, label is same. If 14m S or W, label is PIPO?FAPA Woodland.E\B: @AMA3@@@?4-21O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationCinder Sparse MosaicExactEPE=19. If plot 19m N, label is CB Sparse Veg. If plot 19m S, label is FAPA Cinder Sparse Veg. If plot 19m W, label is a very close call between FAPA Cinder Sparse and CB Sparse Veg as there is just 2% of veg cover.\B: @AMA*@@@@4-20O' Leary PeakWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationExactNo ANHA present.C#\B: @8A?MA2@@@@4-2Strawberry CraterWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)ANHA not present.Z8"b@: @AMA1@@@@4-19Strawberry CraterWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationExactNo ANHA present.K+$dB: @A9MA>@v@@@4-18O' Leary PeakWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationExactWe are probably at 2%, but could be more or less. The option for key point 19 calls for ANHA also to be present, which it is not.%#\B: @LAMA(@@@?4-17Strawberry CraterWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationCinder Sparse MosaicGood (Some problems)I think there is < 2% veg cover or very close to 2%, if this is true then label = CB sparse veg. If > 2% veg, label = ERCO/ANHA, though there is no ANHA.4dB:e< }  @AqMA(@֠@@@4-31Sunset Crater EastWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactSome ERCO, but less than FAPAUfB: @AMA,@L@@@4-30Sunset Crater EastWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactfB: @طAaMA6@@@@4-29Sunset Crater WestWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Veg not particularly sparse. FAPA present but ANHA clearly dominant. For NPS info: other spp on this plot: GAWR, PHNE, PECL, VETH, GIAG, PEBA, ARDR, ELEL, MOOR.|<&fB: @AMA*@@1@@4-28Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)fB: @XAMA0@D@@@4-27Sunset Crater WestWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)For NPS info: other spp in this plot include PECL, PHNE, ERCO, GIAG, VETH, ELEL, GAWR, ARDR, a native Bromus sp and Schizachrium.,*fB: @8AMA.@@@@4-26Sunset Crater EastWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Andropogon is present - This is probably the first time I (Don) have observed ERCO and ANHA (blue stem) present together. Usually it is just ERCO.`<&fB: @AMA1@¡@4@@4-25Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Sand Bluestem WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)For NPS info: other veg in this plot includes PIPO (scattered), scattered ERCO, VETH, GIAG, PRCL, ELEL, PHNE, GAWR, MOOR. fB: @8AMA.@@@?4-24Sunset Crater WestApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationCinder Sparse MosaicExactCould be ERCO/ANHA Sparse Veg. Right at 2% cover. No bluestem present. If 15m N, label=ERCO CSV. If 15m S, label=PIPO Cinder Woodland. If 15m E, CB Sparse Veg. If 15m W, label=ERCO CSV.UfB:<     k @DAKMA&@ @@@5-24O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)\B: @ADMA0@@@@5-20O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationPoorFAPA dense in this 10m radius plot (on park boundry).h\B: @A`MA&@@@@5-19Strawberry CraterApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)dB: @AMA0@@@@5-17Strawberry CraterApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Not particularly sparse.FdB: $@AMA@ȡ@@@5-16O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)\B: $@AMA@*@@?5-14O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationCinder Sparse MosaicExact\B: $@A*MA@@@@5-13O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationPoor\B: $@0AMA@ޡ@@@5-12O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExact\B: ` @@AMA0@@@@5-10O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandExactClose to cinder barren sparse veg. ~ 5% veg with shrubs dominating, such as PECA. ERNA too.\B: @A3MA,@55@@4-6Strawberry CraterWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)&&b@: @AdMA(@@@@4-32Sunset Crater WestWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)2 PIED in plot almost provide same amount of cover as FAPA but FAPA best represents map label.*fB:;<  T 6 ) ] @AXMA(@@@@6-11Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactThere are a lot of aspen (# and cover), but PIPO are dominant.QfB: ` @ԡAMA,@@?@5-9O' Leary PeakCinder Sparse MosaicRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandGood (Some problems)Close to PIED, PIPO, PSME Woodland. This polygon appears to be larger than it appears as a circle radius, also a rock outcrop is near this area, but did not quite make it in this polygon.NZ@: %@`dA@MA"@@ @ @5-8O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExactOnly ~ 5% MUMO, the rest ERNA (2-3%) and mixed grasses and forbs (BRTE, Lupinus sp., Helianthus sp.). Sort of a "weedy wildflower" kind of area.|Z@: %@A4MA@@@@5-7O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)10 radius.  Z@: %@PAMA @z@@?5-6O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationCinder Sparse MosaicNone that fitERCO cover 1%.Z@: %@AMA@<@@@5-5O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)  Z@: @pAVMA&@@@@5-32Sunset Crater WestApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactAlmost equal quantity of RICE as FAPAS fB: @AMA(@@@@5-31Apache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactwaypoint is on edge of FAPA stand with cinders > 70%.OBB: @A_MA0@n@?@5-28Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)fB: @@AMA;@Ơ@1@@5-27Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)VETH, LIGE to a lesser degree are fairly abundant. Several medium PIPO present and 2 pinions.fB:M<A l#g @ANMA*@@1@@6-21Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandLava Bed Sparse VegetationPoorPIPO dominant. Shrub cover (FAPA) may be=PIPO cover. If shrubs were dominant, label would be different (ie FAPA CSV). If 13m N, label=same. If plot 13m W or S, label=FAPA CSV. If 13m E, label similar to PIPO, shrub not=treefB: @ПAMA3@@@,@6-20Lava Bed Sparse VegetationPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactWe are 30m south of Bonito Lava Bed and close to road (~15m).7vBB: @ܐAMA0@@@,@6-19Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactWe are on edge of cinders, merging with lava flow. Understory > 5% to < 10% shrub/herb. No dominant shrub, definitely not FAPA. More shrubs than herbs, so key point 7 was not ideal option.YfB: @AMA(@@@,@6-16Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)may be PIPO/FAPA Woodland Sparse. Shrub cover=5%. FAPA shares dominance w/RICE. If 12m N, label=FAPA Cinder Sparse. If 12m S, label=PIPO/FAPA Woodland. If 12m E, label=FAPA Cinder Sparse. If 12m W, label=PIPO Cinder Woodland.fB: @dA MA,@@@@6-15Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Tree and shrub cover are about equal. POTR are young but more dominant than PIPO (only one PIPO in plot). If 14m N, label=PIPO/FAPA woodland. If 14m E, label=lava bed. If 14m S or W, label would be same as main plot.fB: 55AMA,@@@1@6-12Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactLabel is exact but no PIED and total cover =25%. If plot is 14m N, label =PIPO Cinder Woodland. If 14m S, label=PIED(JUOS)(BOGR) Woodland (not exact). If 14m E, label=FAPA Cinder Sparse. If 14m W, label=PIPO Cinder Woodland.fB:<, J @jAMA1@@ @ @7-2O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExact~ 30-40% of plot cover due to annual sunflowers - looks like this patch had a burn (old black PIPO stumps).{|Z@: @XApMA2@@@,@6-9Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactEPE+ or - 18m. If plot 18m E, label is FAPA Cinder Sparse Veg. If plot 18m W, label is PIPO/FAPA Woodland. If plot 18m N, label is FAPA Cinder Sparse Veg. If plot 18m S, label is PIPO/FAPA Woodland.kd@: @TAMA(@@@@6-6O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactPIPO dominant tree. FAPA dominant shrub. 12m S is same map label. 12m N is same map label. 12m W is same map label. 12m E is FAPA Cinder Sparse Veg.Z@: @A MA*@@@@6-5O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactZ@: @AMA(@p@@@6-4Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactPIPO dominant tree. HODU dominant shrub. 12m S is same map label. 12m N is same map label. 12m W is same map label. 12m E is HODU scree shrubland.d@: @8AMA*@@@@6-3O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactSubstrate is lava bed with some cinder veneer. Plot seems to be a FAPA area encircled by PIPO/FAPA.Z@: @ACMA7@@@@6-24Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactPIPO is dominant. No FAPA or HODU in plot. PLGR location puts us at transition b/w lava bed and cinders. If 2nd key point in #4, label=PIPO/ANHA Woodland. If 1st key point in #4, label=same as main, though 10m radius >5% ANHAfB: @pAMA4@@@@6-23Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationNot in cinders nut rather in a lava flow. Map label for PLGR same as above, with same confidence and comment.fB:6<  3  %#\ @[AMA;@H@.@0@9-26Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationExactHerb cover due to ARDR, PASM, Chenopodium, BRTE, MIMU, HYRI, Aristida, Amaranthus&  fB: %@ZAAMA@R@ @ @9-23Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExactfB: @dbAMA*@H@ @0@9-22Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Shrub cover is < 10% but is dominated by FAPA. MUMO present but provides less cover than LIDA. ARDR also present.fB: @eAHMA3@l@ @ @9-2O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExact|Z@: @kAMA.@Ġ@ @ @9-19Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)BOGR shares dominance with ELEL (used to be SIHY?). There is also quite a bit of ARDR.lfB: %@eAMA@@ @ @9-15Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)Bonito Park. > 5% Rabbitbrush (~ 5%). fB: %@fAMA@@.@ @9-13Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicMontane GrasslandExactfB: @ADMA0@@@1@8-9Sunset Crater EastSand Bluestem Herbaceous VegetationPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExact> 10% PIEDd@: @TAWMA0@D@@@8-4Sunset Crater WestSand Bluestem Herbaceous VegetationWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationExactNo ANHA. Also, ~ 30% of shrubs are FAPA.a d@: @$AIMA.@@@@8-3O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationExactNo ANHA present. See key point 19. We are on a cinder cone- all black cinders w/an oval plant community of ERCO and only a few PIPOs below the oval.7Z@: @ܶA[MA(@\@@@8-10Sunset Crater WestSand Bluestem Herbaceous VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactfB: @iA`MA0@@ @ @7-5O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandPoorMUMO present but more BOGR. No ERNA.|Z@:j< i R 8 $W W@A,MA@@??A3Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactb>: W@AMA@Ҡ@?1@A2Sunset Crater EastCinder Sparse MosaicPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactEricameria has greater cover than Fapa, total cover may be >25%[b>: V@A MA@@??A13Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactd@: W@HAMA@^@??A12Strawberry CraterCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactAlthough, this polygon does appear to almost be cut out around a Ponderosa Cinder Sparse Meys Class!b@: W@AMA@@?1@A11Sunset Crater EastCinder Sparse MosaicPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume Woodland (Sparse)Good (Some problems)cover about equal to 25% ; (Having difficult time figuring out what on the ground the polygon shape is delineating)d@: V@jAMA@@?@A10O' Leary PeakCinder Sparse MosaicWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Good *Label should be Sand Bluestem Herb. Veg.--did not see this as a choice above ; GPS won't settle down--hope I'm in the right polygon Z@: V@uAMA @@??A1Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicGood (Some problems)USGS Quad selected: O'Leary Parkb>: @A'MA*@@@@9-8Strawberry CraterApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactb@: @$WAKMA3@@1@@9-32Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)fB: @{AMA0@z@@0@9-28Sunset Crater WestApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationNone that fitnot many PIPO, but more small pinion and junipers, with Ribes cereum and rabbitbrush, ARDR, LIDA, VETH and lambs quarters. There was a fire here many years ago.]fB:<* b > .BK V@0A-MA@@@@C7Sunset Crater WestLava BedsLava BedsExacttb>: V@ܱAMA@@@@C6Sunset Crater WestLava BedsLava BedsGood (Some problems)tb>: V@AMA@@@@C5Sunset Crater WestLava BedsLava BedsExactAdjacent to some small islands of vegetationtb>: V@<AMA@@@@C4Sunset Crater WestLava BedsLava BedsExacttb>: W@AHMA@@@@C3Sunset Crater WestLava BedsLava BedsGood (Some problems)tb>: W@XAyMA@ @@@C2Sunset Crater WestLava BedsLava BedsExacttb>: W@tAMA@@@@C1Sunset Crater WestLava BedsLava BedsExacttb>: W@4AMA@@@@B2Sunset Crater WestSand Bluestem Herbaceous VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactThis polygon also includes *Wild Buckwheat-Sand Bluestream Sparse* Veg. on the south sideb>: W@AMA@ơ@@@B1Sunset Crater WestSand Bluestem Herbaceous VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)  b>: W@̷AMA@@?>@A9Sunset Crater WestCinder Sparse MosaicRecreational trails and sitesGood (Some problems)This is a cinder area w/ high ORV use! Cinder Sparse Mosaic map label also chosen.b>: W@AMA@Z@??A8Strawberry CraterCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExactSome Small amounts of Fallugia paradoxa appear to also be in the polygon!I`>: W@AVMA@f@??A7Strawberry CraterCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicExact`>: W@ACMA@:@??A6Strawberry CraterCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicPoor`>: W@ A[MA@@??A5Strawberry CraterCinder Sparse MosaicCinder Sparse MosaicGood (Some problems)`>: W@AMA@@?1@A4Sunset Crater EastCinder Sparse MosaicPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandGood (Some problems)<10% Pied ; Shrub cover <5% in places ; (Having difficult time figuring out what on the ground the polygon shape is delineating)b>:Q< X go V@lAMA@@&@ @D16Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandMontane Grasslandd@: W@AMA$@@&@&@D15O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)00Z@: V@ЈAMA@@&@&@D14Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactThis polygon is very tiny and also occurs on a rock outcrop and may also be a Rock Outcrop and Scree Shrubland+$d@: W@XAMA@N@&@&@D13O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactThis is really a Pinyon/Apache Plume type! No Utah Juniper or Blue Grama present, shrubs may outnumber the trees!Z@: W@DAMA@55&@&@D12Strawberry CraterPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactMap Label: Ponderosa Pine/Apache Plume Woodland(pinyon) ; Pinon/Juniper probably provide greater cover than Pipo but understory is clearly Fapa and not a grasslando)"b@: W@AtMA@ @&@&@D11O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandThis is really a Pinyon/Apache Plume type--no Utah Junipers or Blue GramaZ@: V@xQAXMA@ @&@&@D10Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactDominant shrub is Cercocarpus montana w/ yucca bacatta and Mahonia fremontii. Grass is Muhlenbergia montana w/ a little Bouteloua gracilis. Polygon surrounded by Pinon/Juniper. *Possibly Pinyon-utah Juniper/Blue Grama Woodland+$d@: V@dAMA@@@@C8Sunset Crater WestLava BedsLava BedsExactSome of the area does appear to have vegetation, some Fallugia paradoxa mixed into this lave flow area -->possible Map Unit (Apache Plume/Cinder Sparse Vegetation)tb>:< ' F  V@RAMA@@&@&@D4O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactSome Ponderosas in the polygon[X>: W@AMA@X@&@&@D3O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactExcept little Utah Juniper and no Blue Grama, Apache Plume is the most common understory speciesX>: V@|AMA @^@&@@D21Sunset Crater WestPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandExactmixed shrubs# d@: V@`pAMA"@@&@&@D20O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactnot sparse ; GPS won t settle down as to position!Z@: W@DAMA:@55&@&@D2O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)Probably not correct UTM N ; (Although my error is very high, the polygon is quite large) ; Although here I see little blue grama, and no Pinus flexilis--the major understory species are Fallugia paradoxa and Cercocorpus montanas.X>: W@܃A7MA@8@&@&@D19O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)00Z@: W@ĝAMA@@&@&@D18O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)no Utah Juniper or Blue Grama also Apache Plume Dominant Understory Shrub0Z@: W@ AMA@*@&@&@D17Strawberry CraterPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactgood although no Utah Juniper or Blue Grama are present! Apache Plume is dominant in the understory!)"b@:"< [ h t6B W@AMA@@@@G3Strawberry CraterApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactSome Rabitbrush as well as some of the polygon does contain dead or fallen pinyon trees`>: W@AMA@|@@@G2Strawberry CraterApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExact`>: W@ A_MA@>@@@G1O' Leary PeakApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)  X>: W@@A~MA@@*@&@E1Strawberry CraterLimber Pine WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)None that fit confidence was also selected ; This is Pied w/ Fapa. Pied dominant. Fapa =10%. An occasional Ribes. No grass. No other tree species.,`>: V@mA6MA@~@&@&@D9O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandGood (Some problems)..X>: V@`AMA@&@&@&@D8O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandI do not see blue grama, rather apache plume and annual forbs presentX>: W@AMA(@p@&@&@D7O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactHowever, the understory here is Fallugia paradoxa not Blue Grama and no Utah Junipers are presentX>: W@ćA MA@@&@0@D6O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Ericameria nauseosa cover ~10%d(X>: W@8AMA@Z@&@&@D5O' Leary PeakPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandPinyon Pine - Utah Juniper / Blue Grama WoodlandExactA few Pinyons seem to define the polygon, however Apache Plume is dominant throughout and no Utah Juniper or Blue Grama presentX>:< _ l R & V@H_AtMA@"@,@.@H2Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicGood (Some problems)b>: W@4AMA@Ġ@,@,@H18Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)d@: V@0mA+MA@D@,@ @H17O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)The GPS seems to take me in different locations ~10-20 meters different depending on the error? ; -->there was about 5-10% ponderosa in the polygon, it could be (Ponderosa Pine/Montane Grass Mosaic too!)hZ@: W@TA\MA@@,@1@H16Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactcover~25% d@: W@<ADMA@H@,@1@H15Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactd@: W@hAMA*@:@,@,@H14Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)d@: W@ApMA@@,@1@H13Strawberry CraterPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume Woodland (Sparse)Good (Some problems)Approximately less than or equal to 25% coverpb@: W@AOMA@^@,@4@H12Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Sand Bluestem WoodlandGood (Some problems)d@: W@dAOMA&@ @,@,@H11O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactZ@: W@$AMA @@@,@5@H10O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandDouglas-fir ForestGood (Some problems)Some Limber Pine and ponderosas here too!&Z@: V@pmAlMA"@4@,@ @H1O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandMontane GrasslandExactThe GPS occasionally says I am within 1m and other times 9 meters? ; -->Ponderosas seemed to also occur in the polygon some areas 20% others none? It would also be (Ponderosa Pine/Montane Grass Mosaic!)WX>::<  n&d\ @V@QAMA@f@ @6@J11Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandTransportation, Communications, and UtilitiesExactThis is a reseeded roadside. This is a new road cut since map was made and aerial photos taken.d@: V@jAuMA @ʠ@ @@J10O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationExactNo Andropogon-Bogra about equals Ercorymbosum=|Z@: W@AMA@@ @55J1O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandExactI appear to be in an Ericameria nauseosa shrubland. Also: Amarantaus sp., Artunisia dracumculus, Verbasum thapsio, Aristida sp.zzX>: V@oAnMA@ڠ@6@6@I1Sunset Crater WestTransportation, Communications, and UtilitiesTransportation, Communications, and UtilitiesExactb>: V@jAMA"@@,@@H8Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandSome Ponderosa also appears in the polygon6b>: W@AcMA"@0@,@.@H7O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicGood (Some problems)This polygon also contains Ponderosa Pine/Apache Plume Woodland--throughout the polygon equal cover of grass and Apache Plume are present ; (Muhlenbergia montana)<X>: W@AMA@@,@1@H6Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Apache Plume WoodlandExactIt is really co-dominated by Bouteloua gracilis and could also be *Ponderosa Pine/Montane Grass Mosaic*b>: W@AMA@@,@,@H5Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactb>: V@AMA@J@,@,@H4Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)The GPS seems to be taking me to various locations, if this is actually the point it looks like it would be exact PIPO/cinder Woodland, however it could be Cinder Sparse MosaicXb>: V@tAMA@t@,@,@H3Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)b>:S< 4d /p{ V@A: V@`eAMA@@ @@J8O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationExactNo Sand Bluestem. Vegetation not sparse. This is definitely a strip a shrubland between woodland above and forbs/grass below Rhus common but no Pipo--in places Rhus>Eriogonum (especially upper (higher) part of polygon. Lower polygon has Eriogonum RhuszX>: V@ ^AMA@@ @@J7Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandExactb>: V@AMA@N@ @ @J6Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExactb>: V@{AMA@@ @ @J5Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExactb>: V@<_AMA@@ @ @J4O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandMontane Grassland (Rabbitbrush)ExactRabbitbrush is concentrated in certain part of polygon where it is >10%, other parts it is absent or <3%zX>: W@AXMA@t@ @0@J3O' Leary PeakMontane GrasslandPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)Good Confidence also selected. Very low pine cover. Weeds include: Chenepodium sp., Artemisia dracunenlus, Salsola kali, Bromes tectorumzX>: V@|{AMA@@ @ @J2Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExactSome Pine trees ~5% may be in the polygon and maybe 2% rabbitbrush1b>: V@ZA-MA@\@ @ @J17Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExactd@: V@D]AzMA(@.@ @ @J15Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExactd@: V@]AIMA@4@ @ @J14Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandGood (Some problems)d@: V@cAMA@@ @ @J13Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExactd@: W@AMA@@ @ @J12Sunset Crater WestMontane GrasslandMontane GrasslandExactSome Pinyon Pines also in the polygond@:m<8N s AhIp W@AMA@@@@K9O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactX>: W@A%MA@55@@K8O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactX>: W@A;MA@@@@K7O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)This is a good description of the polygon, however the adjacent polygons appear to have the same map label?X>: 55DAJMA@@@@K6Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Vegetation in this polygon maybe <2%, if this is true it could be Lava Bedsvb>: W@A;MA@@@@K5O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactX>: W@\AMA@@@@K4O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactX>: S@̙AMA@@@@K3O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactSome areas appear to be unvegetated, may also be Lava Beds;X>: W@AoMA@ @@@K2Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactSome of this area is also cindersb>: W@LAzMA@@@@K14O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactZ@: W@AMA@`@@@K13Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactd@: W@AMA@Ġ@@@K12O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactZ@: W@AMA@@@@K11O' Leary PeakLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)Z@: W@AMA@Ġ@@@K10Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactd@: W@AMA@~@@@K1Sunset Crater WestLava Bed Sparse VegetationLava Bed Sparse VegetationExactb>:Y< M |  { W@8AMA"@`@.@*@P6O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicLimber Pine WoodlandExactPinus Ponderosa is present and is near co-dominant w/ Pinus flexilisYX>: V@hhAxMA@ڠ@.@.@P5Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicGood (Some problems)  b>: V@]A/MA@@.@.@P4O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicGood (Some problems)X>: W@ȓAMA$@@.@,@P3Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandGood (Some problems)this polygon does not look significantly differet than surrounding area. GPS takes me to small clearing within PIPO so at first thought this might be a cinder sparse polygon but clearing is smaller than polygonb>: V@p`A6MA @@.@.@P2Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicExactb>: V@QAMA@t@.@.@P12Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicGood (Some problems)d@: W@`AXMA@Ҡ@.@,@P11O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Cinder WoodlandExactGPS wont settle down, probably due to being beneath Pipo canopyiZ@: W@}AMA@d@.@ @P10Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicMontane GrasslandExactPied are either just inside or just outside of polygon--difficult to match shape of polygon to what exists on groundd@: V@RAMA@@.@.@P1O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPoorSome PJ also in the polygon(X>: V@D`AMA@@;@;@L3Sunset Crater WestCroplands and PasturesResidential LandExactquickly turning residential land ; some large disturbed areas too, but park remnants=BOGRgb>:P< ! !!(p W@AMA@X@@@S2Strawberry CraterWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactMap Label: Pied-JUOS/BOGR Woodland ; None that fit confidence was also selected ; polygon shape seems to fit area where Pied are. Understory is clearly Fapa--no grass. Surrounding area to west is exactly Fapa/Cinder Sparse (though not sparse)`>: W@AMA@Z@@@S1Sunset Crater EastWild Buckwheat - Sand Bluestem Sparse VegetationApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationExactSome Pipo, Bogr and AnhaGb>: W@AMA@v@4@@R1Sunset Crater EastPonderosa Pine / Sand Bluestem WoodlandApache Plume / Cinder Sparse VegetationGood (Some problems)cover ~25% (>sparse)<b>: X@@AMA@b@@@Q4Strawberry CraterRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandExact`>: W@,AMA$@Ƣ@@@Q3O' Leary PeakRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandGood (Some problems)X>: W@<AcMA@ޢ@@@Q2O' Leary PeakRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandGood (Some problems)X>: W@̧AMA @@@?Q1O' Leary PeakRock Outcrop and Scree ShrublandCinder Sparse MosaicGood (Some problems)This is a TINY polygon. The plus or minus 8m EPE could have me in Apache/Plume Cinder Veg. but GPS takes me to location between Apache Plume to N and NW and lone Pipo to S. Shape fits the cinder but difficult to know if in correct polygonX>: V@leAMA@@.@.@P8O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicExactThis polygon appears to be picking up small ponderosas (shrub height) and Muhlenbergia montana grasses w/ some RabbitbrushX>: W@PAMA@@.@5@P7O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicDouglas-fir ForestGood (Some problems)GPS is positioning me in a weird place. Polygon appears to be placed around a small stand of Pseudotsnga menziesii. Muhlenbergia montana not present. X>:f< p 0f V@PyAJMA@@0@0@U8Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationGood (Some problems)ARTPRA ; may be a disturbed patch within a MUMO grassland (forgot polygon shape),b>: @V@pRAZMA@@0@ @U7O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationMontane Grassland (Rabbitbrush)Good (Some problems)Rabbitbrush greater than or equal cover to BoerdX>: V@nApMA@@0@ @U6Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationMontane GrasslandExactb>: V@aA:MA"@ܡ@0@ @U5O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationMontane GrasslandExactThis polygon is small and may have some pinons in it tooKX>: S@zAMA@h@0@.@U4Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationPonderosa Pine / Montane Grass MosaicGood (Some problems)new road cut w/ reseeded roadside in polygon. Undisturbed area=Pipo/grassb>: V@tAMA@.@0@ @U3Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationMontane Grassland (Rabbitbrush)ExactThere is about 3% rabbitbrush, probably not enough to be rabbitbrushb>: V@ qAMA@@0@ @U2Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationMontane GrasslandExactb>: @V@HlAMA@@0@:@U11O' Leary PeakPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsGood (Some problems)This is an old disturbed gravel quarry type polygon Veg has returned--rabbitbrush and sapling PipoZ@: V@xAZMA@@0@ @U10Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationMontane GrasslandExactERINAU cover ~3%d@: V@sA MA@@0@ @U1Sunset Crater WestPonderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous VegetationMontane Grassland (Rabbitbrush)ExactRabbitbrush is patch ~5% in some area, others lesseb>:/< * !  gTK W@AhMA@@:@:@V8O' Leary PeakStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsExactX>: V@oA MA55̠@:@:@V7Sunset Crater WestStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsExactb>: V@AMA@J@:@:@V6Sunset Crater WestStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsExactThis area also contains an old landfill with a praire dog colony. May be considered Strip Mines, Quarries, Gravel Pits. There were also may invasives too& maybe Ponderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous Vegetationb>: V@WASMA@@:@:@V5O' Leary PeakStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsExactX>: V@DWABMA@Z@:@:@V4O' Leary PeakStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsExactX>: W@ qAMA$@@:@:@V3O' Leary PeakStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsGood (Some problems)this point is on private land. We are ~.15 km from V3.tX>: V@lAMA@@:@?V1Sunset Crater WestStrip Mines, Quarries, and Gravel PitsCinder Sparse MosaicGood (Some problems)USGS Quad selected: O'Leary Park ; Right near road, cinder area with some forbs, may also be Ponderosa Pine Invasive Herbaceous Vegetation <--this is what I think it is!>b>:<b0>a??? @AAA B CCGHIJJJKKKKLLLMNOSSSS TTTT]_HTT T T T T TU>>???J NOVYZ ]]]KLLLLLMMRRSYZ >>?? 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