RCED-86-141FS Parks and Recreation: Location and Cost …

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Fact Sheet for the Chairman, Subcommittee on Public Land& Reserved Water and Resource Conservation Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, United States Senate

rillw36 ‘PAR;KS AND 1.’ RECRE ATI!

:;’ Location and Cost Data “Iy,1 *“ms for Recreational and ..- Cultural Sites

UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548

April 25, 1986

3-222819

The Honorable Malcolm Wallop Chairman, Subcommittee on PIlblic Lands,

Reserved Water and Resource Conservation Committee on Enerqy and Natural Resources rlnited States Senate

Dear Yr. Chairman:

As requested in your January 16, 1986, letter and in subsequent discussions with your office, this fact sheet presents an inventory of the recreational and cultural sites manaqed by the F3ureau of Land Yanaqement (BLM), Deoartment of the Interior, as of March 25, 1986. It also presents RLM state and district office budqet information for recreational and cultural sites for fiscal years 1985, 1986, and 1987. You also requested that we preoare (1) a listinq of federal and state obliqations and expenditures from the Land and Water Conservation Fund for 1976 through 1985 and (2) a comparison of the legislative authorities, restrictions, and prohibitions qoverninq recreational fees charged by federal nqencies and their related policies. We are reportinq the results of" our work on these latter two issues in separate products.

To dcvelor, the reauested information included in this fact sheet, we obtained from RLM's Division of Recreation, Cultural Resr>urces and Wilderness separate listinqs of its recreational and cul turn]. sites as of February 6 and February 13, 1986, respectir7ely. We verified the accuracy of these listinqs by t'elcphone contact with recreation and cultural resource s\>ecialists in RLM state and/or district offices. Durinq these contacts additional recreational and cultural sites were identified. The listinqs in sections I and II of this fact sheet were reviewed and aqreed to by officials in RLM's Division of Recreation, Cultural Resources and Wilderness and Office of Budget as'heinq accurate and complete as of March 25, 1986.

Ne attempted to identify the actual costs incurred in fiscal year 1985 and the hudqet estimates for fiscal years 1986 and 1987 for the various recreational and cultural sites by contactinq lt31,M's Division of Recreation, Cultural Resources and Wilderness and its Office of Budqet in Washington, D.C., and various district offices. However, this could not be done because the Office of i3udqet maintains records that could produce cost data only by each 13J,M district and the Division of Recreation, Cultural Resources

and Wilderness does not maintain budget data. In addition, the district offices do not normally maintain costs by individual sites. As a result, a qreat deal of time would have been necessary for the district offices to determine the cost data by each site. For these reasons we agreed with your office to present the budqet information from RLM's Office of Budget records as it pertains to each district office and not verify the budget information with state and district office records.

RLM classifies its recreational sites as being developed, semideveloped, or undeveloped. As shown in section I, 162 developed, 226 semideveloped, and 1,151 undeveloped recreational sites are located in 50 RLM district offices in 11 states. The management and maintenance costs related to these sites were about $10.6 million in fiscal year 1985 and are estimated to be about $11.0 million and $10.3 million for fiscal years 1986 and 1987, respectively. The developed and semideveloped recreational sites are recorded in RLM records by name and the district where located, while undeveloped recreational sites in each J3LY district are recorded by number only because not al.1 of these sites have names.

[Jnlike recreational sites, the RLN cultural sites are recorded only by state, not by degree of development. As shown in section II, there are 121 cultural sites in 48 RLM district offices in 11 states. The management and maintenance costs related to these sites were about $4.3 million in fiscal year 1985 and are estimated to be about $4.8 million and $4.2 million for fiscal years 1986 and 1987, respectively.

As agreed with your office, unless you publicly announce its contents earlier, we plan no further distribution of this fact sheet until 30 days from its issue date. At that time, we will send copies of this fact sheet to RLM and will make copies available to others on reguest. Should you need further information, please contact me on 275-7756.

Sincerely yours,

Michael Grysz

Contents

SECTION

I

II

TABLE

1.1 I.2

II. 1 TT.2

BLM GAO RCED

RlJREAIJ OF LAND MANAGEMENT'S RECREATIONAL SITES AND DISTRICT AND STATE OFFICE BUDGET DATA FOR FISCAL YEARS 1985, 1986, AND 1987

BUREAIJ OF LAND MANAGEMENT'S CULTURAL SITES AND DISTRICT AND STATE OFFICE BUDGET nATA FOR FISCAL YEARS 1985, 1986, AYD 1987

RLM recreational sites BLM district and state office budget data

for recreational sites, fiscal years 1985-1987

RLM cultural sites BLM district and state office budget data

for cultural sites, fiscal years 1985-1987

ABBREVIATIONS

Page

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rjureau of Land Manaqement General Accounting Office Resources, Community, and Economic Development

Division

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SECTION I SECTION I

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT'S RECREATIONAL SITES AND DISTRICT AND STATE OFFICE BUDGET DATA

FOR FISCAL YEARS 1985, 1986, AND 1987

Tables I.1 and I.2 incorporate BLM recreational site listings and budget data by district and state for fiscal years 1985-1987. Among the states Alaska contains just under half of the 341 million acres that BLM administers. Of the remaining 174 million acres, 99.7 percent is in 11 western states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. The remaining acreage is scattered in states bordering and east of the Mississippi River; however, it contains no recreational sites.

Table I.1 lists recreational sites by state; classification--developed, semideveloped, and undeveloped: BLM district; and name or number of sites within a district. (Data for both Oregon and Washington are included under Oregon because Oregon's state RLM office is responsible for all the district offices and recreational sites within the two states.) The budget amounts in table 1.2-- listed by BLM district and state office-- cover all site classifications within each office and do not include funding for personnel leave. Fiscal year 1985 data represent actual funding; however, because of future congressional action the amounts for fiscal years 1986 and 1987 are estimates.

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Table 1.1: RLM Recreational Sites

State

P\T,ASKD

I

site

Developed recreational sites

Borealis Cabin Cripple Creek Delta Fort Rgbert Fred Rlixt Cabin Wjndy Gap Cabin

Semideveloped recreational sites

American Creek Bedrock Campground Rrushkana Campground Cripple Creek Campground Fagle Campground Ketchurn Campground r,iberty Creek Campground Paxson Lake Campground Paxson Wayside Salmon Lake Campground Sourdough Campground Tangle r,akes Campground Tangle River Campground Tolovana River Walker Fork Campground West Fork Campground

Undeveloped recreational sites

q@ sites -7 sites

District office

Fairbanks Fairbanks Fairbanks Fairbanks Fairbanks Fairbanks

Fairbanks Fairbanks Anchorage Fairbanks Fairbanks Fairbanks Fairbanks Anchorage Anchorage Fairbanks Anchorage Anchorage Anchorage Fairbanks Fairbanks Fairbanks

Anchorage Fairbanks


Burro Creek Empire r,anding Four-mile Canyon Campground Mount Trumbull Paris Canyon Squaw Lake Virgin River Campground

Phoenix Yuma Safford Phoenix Arizona Strip Yuma Arizona Strjp

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State Site


Araraipa Canyon Black Hills Dominguez Escalante Joy Valley La Posa Pack Saddle Paiute Paleo Verda Oxbow Round Mountain Safford-Morenci Trail Senator Wash Reservoir South Mesa Table Top Take-Off Point Wild Cow Windy Point

TJndeveloped recreational sites

8 sites 9 sites

12 sites 1. site

CALTFORNIA


Afton Canyon Barrel Springs Blue Oak Campground Calico Early Man Coon Hollow Corn Springs Cottonwood Crowley Lake Campground Douglas City Campground Gecko Godale Creek Campground Hole-in-the-Wall Campground Horse Mountain Campground Horton Creek Campground Hunting Creek Campground Indian Creek ,Junction City Campground Lark Canyon Mayacamas Campground Mid Hills Nadelos Campground Morth Flagle Lake Campground

District office

Safford Safford Arizona Strip Safford Yuma Phoenix Arizona Strip Yuma Safford Safford Yuma Yuma Safford Yuma Phoenix Phoenix

Arizona Strip Safford Yuma Phoenix

California Desert Ukiah Ukjah California Desert California Desert California Desert California Desert Bakersfield Ukiah California Desert Bakersfie1.d California Desert IJk i ah Bakersfield IJkiah Bakersfield Ukiah California Desert LJkiah California Desert Ukjah Susanville

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SECTION I SECTION I

State Site Owl Canyon Pit River Campground Ramhorn Springs Campground Reading Island Campground Redding Island Campground Red Mountain Campground Sheldon Creek Campground Soda Springs South Yuba campground Symmes Creek Campground Tolkan Campground Tuttle Creek Campground Wailaki Campground Walker Pass Campground Wiley Well Wil.low Creek Campground Wintum Campground


Black Sands Beach Chimney Creek Cow Mountain Dodge Reservoir Campground Dunes Vjsta Hot Spring r,ong Valley Mattole Midland Mule Mountain pilot Knob Pocock Squaw Leap Steelbridge Tamarisk Vidal Junction

[Jndeveloped recreational

117 sites 6 sites

72 sites

Developed retreat ional s ites

Rig Dominquez Domjnguez Campground Littl.e Dolores Falls Mill Creek Miracle Rock Campground Mud Springs Campground

sites

District office

California Desert Susanville Susanville Ukiah Ukiah IJkiah Ukiah California Desert Bakersfield Bakersfield Ukiah Bakersfield ukiah Bakersfield California Desert ukiah LJk i ah

Ukiah Bakersfield Ukiah Susanville California Desert California Desert Bakersfield ukiah California Desert California Desert California Desert Ukiah Bakersfield Ukiah California Desert California Desert

California Desert Susanville Ukiah

Grand Junction Grand Junction Grand Junction Montrose Grand Junction Grand Junction

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State Site

Semideveloped recreational

Anvil Points Catamount Bridge Eagle River Campground Five Points Fryingpan River Gypsum Campground Lowry Pueblo Ruins Piceance Basin Pump House Red Bridge

Undeveloped retreat ional s ites

8 si.tes 20 sites 44 sites

sites


Rayhorse Campground Dugway Cove Campground Fast Fork Campground Kel.ly's Island Campground Lud Drexler Park Campground Mackay Reservoir Mjlner Bicentennial Site Mineral Ridge Pine Rar Campground Salmon Falls Reservoir Sheep Springs Silver City Recreation Site Spring Gulch Steck Campground


Big Cottonwood Creek Rig Wood Rlack Butte Roatramp Blackfoot River Bl.uegill Lake Bonneville Point Tnterpretative

site Rruneau Canyon Overlook Ryington Access Cedar Knoll Clyde Creek

District office

Grand Junction Craig Grand Junction Canon City Grand Junction Grand Junction Montrose Grand Junction Craig Montrose

Craig Grand Junction Montrose

Salmon Salmon Boise Salmon Idaho Falls Burley Salmon Burley Coeur D'Al.ene Coeur D'Alene Burley Coeur D'Alene Boise Salmon Boise

Burley Shoshone Boise Tdaho Falls Burley

Boise Boise Idaho Falls Burley Rurley

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State Site -- Crystal Lake Deadman Hole Campground Diamond Field Dike J,ake Campground Eagle Creek/China Creek Right Street Cycle Trail Fish Creek Garden Creek Goodenough Cooding/Camas Grays Landing Hammer Creek Hawkins Reservoir Herd Lake Huckleberry Campground Hulls Gulch Interpretative

Trail Jimmy-Smith John Day Campground Killarney Kuna Cave J,ake Creek Lava Point Little Drops Magic Dam Malcomson McClendon Springs McFarland Campground Milner Mirror Lake Moonstone Morgan Creek Myrtle Point Morton Bay Pipeline Recreation Site Poison Creek Rabbit Springs Richfield Diversion Shoup Bridge Campground Silver Creek Skookumchuck Smokey Cubs Summit Creek Sun Peak Thorn Creek Tingley Springs Tower Rock Campground Twin Sisters Upper Wood River West Magic Whiskey Slough Williams Lake Winter Springs Wolf J,odge Bay

District office Coeur D'Alene Salmon Burley Idaho Falls Coeur D'Alene Boise Shoshone Salmon Idaho Falls Shoshone Burley Coeur D'Alene Burley Salmon Coeur D'Alene

Boise Salmon Idaho Falls Coeur D'Alene Boise Shoshone Shoshone Shoshone Shoshone Shoshone Burley Salmon Burley Salmon Shoshone Salmon Shoshone Burley Burley Boise Burley Shoshone Salmon Shoshone Coeur D'Alene Salmon Salmon Shoshone Shoshone Coeur D'Alene Salmon Burley Shoshone Shoshone Burley Salmon Burley Coeur D'Alene

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SECTION I SECTION I

State Site District office

rJndeveloped recreational sites

7 sites 1.3 sites 71. sites 51 sites 11. sites

7 sites

Boise Burley Coeur D'Alene Idaho Falls Salmon Shoshone

MONTA MA


Camp Creek Campground Coal Banks Fort Benton Halter Lake Recreation Site Judith Landing Montana Gulch Campground Red Mountain Campground South Madison Campground West Madison Campground


Bear Trap Trailhead Big Sheep Creek Camp Picnic Carhella Cow Isl.and Dickie Brjdge Divide Bridge Campground East Fork Blacktail Garnet Snowmobile Trail Hole-in-the-Wall Lump Gulch Ruby Reservoir Slaughter River Toston Dam upper Bear Trap Canyon

Undeveloped recreational sites

Lewistown Lewistown Lewistown Butte Lewistown Lewistown Butte Butte Butte

Butte Butte Lewistown Butte Lewistown Butte Butte Butte Butte Lewistown Butte Butte Lewistown Butte Butte

174 sites 58 sites

5 sites

Butte Lewistown Miles City

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SECTION I

State

NEVADA

Site

Developed recreational s .tes

Tndian Creek North Wildhorse Campground Ruby Marsh Campground

SECTXON I

District office


Cold Creek Hickison Red Rock Canyon Sportmans Beach Tabor Creek Tamarack Point Willow Creek Wilson Reservoir Zunino Reservoir

rJndeveloped recreationa

7 site 8 sites 4 sites 8 sites 3 sites

Developed recreational s tes

Carson City Elko Elko

Datil Well Campground Rio Chama Recreation Area Rio Grande Recreation Area Santa Cruz Lake Three River Petroglyph

Las Vegas Battle Mountain Las Vegas Carson City Rlko Carson City Las Vegas Elko Rlko

sites

Battle Mountain Carson City Flko Las Vegas Winnemucca


Aguirre Springs Campground Angel Peak Campground Rig Arsenic Ronito Creek Chiflo FI Aquaje La Junta Point Little Arsenic Santa Cruz Lake Overlook

Las Cruces Albuquerque Albuquerque Albuquerque Las Cruces

Las Cruces Albuquerque Las Cruces Roswell Albuquerque Albuquerque Albuquerque Albuquerque Albuquerque

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SECTION I SECTION I

State Site

rrndeveloped recreational sites

2 sites 6 sites

27 sites

OFl?GON (includes Washington)


Alder Glen Alsea Falls Reavertail Blue Hole Canyon Creek Cavitt Creek Chimney Rock Clay Creek Deer Creek Dogwood Dovre Flderberry Flat Emile Elk Bend Fl.khorn Valley Fan Creek Fishermen's Bend Fish Lake Gerber Campground Gold Nugget Gunter Hyatt Lake Kenney Meadows Little Applegate r,i ttle Bend Lone Rock r,oon r.,ake Macks Canyon Mi3.1 Creek Millpond Missouri Bend North Fork Eagle Creek Page Springs Rock Creek Scared Man Scaponia Sharps Creek Shotgun Susan Creek Surveyor TOPSY Trout Creek

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District office

Albuquerque Las Cruces Roswell

Salem Salem Prineville Prineville Salem Roseburg Prineville Eugene Medford Salem Salem Medford Roseburg Salem Salem Salem Salem Burns Lakeview Medford Roseburg Medford Medford Medford Salem Roseburg Coos Bay Prineville Salem Roseburg Salem Salem Burns Roseburg Roseburg Salem Eugene Eugene Roseburg Medford Medford prineville

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SECTION I SECTION I

State Site

Tucker Flat l'urner Creek Tyee Vincent Creek Whittaker Creek Wildwood Yellowbottom

Semjdeveloped recreational si.tes

Antelope Reservoir Bear Creek Carpenters Island Chair Riffle Chickahominy Chopaka Lake Chukar Park Cow Lakes East Shore East Shore Hyatt Lake Jackman Park Leslie Gulch Park Creek Rainbow Roza Sixes River Smith River Falls Split Rock Spring Recreation Site Squaw Creek Stratton Creek Susan Creek Twin Springs Umtanum Creek Wolf Creek

[Jndeveloped recreational sites

6 sites 1 site 6 sites

49 sites 5 sites 3 sites 3 sites

84 sites

District office

Medford Eugene Roseburg Coos Bay Eugene Salem Salem

Vale Coos Bay Medford Medford Burns Spokane Vale Vale Coos Bay Medford Burns Vale Coos Bay Medford Spokane Coos Bay Coos Bay Spokane Vale Spokane Medford Roseburg Vale Spokane Roseburg

Burns Eugene Lakeview Medford Prineville Roseburg Salem Vale

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SECTION I

State Site


Calf Creek Campground Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry Hatch Point Campground Jarvie Historic Site Jericho Campground Lonesome Beaver Campground Oasis Campground Price Canyon Red Cliffs Campground Red Fleet San Rafael. Bridge Simpson Springs Campground Starr Springs Campground White Sands Campground Wind Whistl.e Campground


Anticline r)verl.ook Raker Dam Campground Big Bend Birch Creek Bridge Hollow Campground Butler Wash Canyonlands Overlook Cedar Mountain Devils Garden Dry Fork Fisher Towers Fisherman Beach Hittle Bottom Hog Springs JC Park Jndian Crossing Launch Ljttle Creek McMillan Springs Mule Canyon Needles Overlook Paria Canyon Trailhead Pelican Lake Campground Ponderosa Campground Rock Corral Sand Jsl.and Sand Mountain Sand Wash Tamarisk Point Westwater

SECTION I

District office

Cedar City Moab Moab Vernal Richfield Richfield Richfield Moab Cedar City Vernal Moab Salt Lake Richfield Richfield Moab

Moab Cedar City Moab Salt Lake Vernal Moab Moab Moab Cedar City Vernal Moab Richfield Moab Richfield Moab Vernal Vernal Richfield Moab Moab Cedar City Vernal Cedar City Richfield Moab Richfield Moab Richfield Moab

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SECTION I SECTION I

State Site

rlndeveloped recreational sites

17 sites 92 sites 65 sites 27 Sites


Atlantic City Campground Atlantic Gulch Fcnnett Peak Campground Corral Creek Cottonwood Campground Five Springs Falls Lodgepole/Rim Warren Rridqe Campground


Bessmer Bend Boulder r,ake Castle Gardens Castle Gardens Fast Dutch Joe Fourteen Mile Middle Fork Middle Fork Cross New Fork Campground Outlaw Cave Pryor Flat Scab Creek Split Rock Stokes Crossing Sweetwater Campground Teton Reservoir Three Patches Wild Horse Point

rlndevel~oped recreational sites

1 site 5 sites

District office

Cedar City Moab Richfield Vernal

Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Rawlins Worland Casper Rock Springs

Casper Rock Springs Worland Rawlins Rock Springs Rock Springs Worland Casper Rock Springs Casper Rawlins Rock Springs Rawlins Rock Springs Rock Springs Rawlins Rock Springs Rawlins

Rawl.ins Rock Springs

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SECTION I

Snmmary for al.1 states

Developed recreational sites 162 Semideveloped recreational sites 226 FJndevel~oped recreational sites 1,151

---me Total 1,. , 539

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SECTION I

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SECTION I SECTION I

Table 1.2: BLM District and State Office Rudqet Data for Recreational Sites, Fiscal Years 1985-1987

State

Al,ASKA

District and state

office

Anchorage Fai rhanks State Off ire

Total.

ART’ZONA Arj zona Strip Phoenix Safford Yuma State Office

To t.al

C-ArtTFORNTA Bakersfi.eld California Desert Susanvil1.e rlki ah State Office

Total

(3anon C i t.y Craig Grand Junction Montrose State Offire

Total

TDAHO Boise Rur 1 ey rlocur D’Alene Idaho Fal. 1 s Salmon Shoshone State Office

Total

I

Fiscal years 1985 1986 1987

(estimate) (esCTGZte) (actual)

S273,3?3 303.,327

70,451 -------

645,091 -------

$3?0,961 s309,005 362,727 338,700

88,138 82,241 -----a- __----- 781,826 729,946 _-_---- _------

56,444 57,274 87,809 90,832 65,786 69,713

698,012 717,203 1!.4,792 123,177

--_------ _-e--s-....-

1 ,02?,843 1,058,149 --------- ------s-w

53,651 85,fl20 65,190

671,496 115,086 I------ 990,443 -------

3'32,463 399,731 173,?54 I., 581 ,330 -!,640,812 1,531,551.

114,762 l?c;,fl39 108,572 365,451. 372,809 348,531. 107,186 112,138 104 ,593

_-------m --------- ----em---

2,S61,192 2,64?,529 2,467,001 _-_-_-N-m ------w-w -------we

!.18,210 89,518

101,166 328,196

87,276 ------... 524,366

135,914 95,739

106,931 137,009

93,623 ---v--e 559,216

------- _------

68,722 75,125 49,809 54,033

104,846 109,055 85,502 91,966 96,656 98,705 67,903 72,403 74,536 @3,"4

-s---e- __----- s47,974 584,421. ------- -------

11.7,685 89,448

!. 0 0 , 0 1. s 138,013

87,445 ------- 522,606 w-----e

*

70,165 50,476

'01,999 85,932 93,369 67,670 77,602

-_-----

546,213 -----__

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NEVADAa

SECTION I

State

District and state

office

MONTANA F3utte Lewistown Miles City State Office

Total.

Battle Mountain Carson City F1 ko El y r,as Vegas Winnemucca State Office

Total

NFW MEXTCO Albuquerque Las Cruces Roswell State Office

Total

OREGON (includes WashingtonIb Burns Coos Bay Eugene Lakeview Medford Prineville Roseburg Salem Spokane vale State Office

Total

SECTION I

Fiscal years - 1985 (aXiZ1) (es%iGte) (esZte)

194,818 198,444 179,133 185,655

56,867 58,983 84,741 86,958

------- ------- 515,559 530,040 -_----- ----_--

185,541 173,423

55,095 81,271

-----we 495,330 --m---m

19,761 173,852

97,879 19,547

421,387 31,571 98,461

------- 862,458 -------

20,564 175,117

96,807 20,880

465,441 32,995

110,245 ---s--e 922,049 ----a--

19,235 163,994

90,719 19,513

434,482 30,859

102,866 _------ 861,668 _------

240,660 249,674 132,627 128,960

53,117 58,797 74,377 81,567

-_----- -_----- 500,781. 518,398 ------- ---s--m

233,293 120,764

54,284 76,080

------- 484,421 -------

82,193 83,932 78,406 147,105 T41,171 132,312 214,191 205,843 192,911

40,583 40,509 37,886 376,668 380,S84 355,722 187,551 185,022 173,154 128,105 123,743 115,937 385,374 390,799 365,199

61,252 59,862 56,050 222,078 220,342 206,145 130,988 133,820 125,006 ----e-e -----mm

1,976,088 1,965,627 --------- ---------

------- I.,8381728 ------m-v

aFunds have been spent and hudqeted in the Ely District Office althouqh no recreational sites are identiEied in the district.

bThe amounts for Oregon/Washinqton also include recreational manaqement and maintenance funds from the Oregon and California Grant Lands Approoriation.

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SECTION I SECTION I

State

District and state

office

UTAH Cedar City Moab Richfield Salt Lake Vernal State Office

Total

WYOMTMG Casper Rawlins Rock Springs Worland State Office

Total

Total


(aXiiZ1) (esXEite) (eszte) !.97,780 198,750 185,869 321,805 328,329 306,730 198,451 195,848 183,386

69,904 69,808 65,312 60,898 61,134 57,176 82,892 86,651 80,817

-_---mm ------- -------

931,730 940,520 879,290

77,830 80,724 75,426 165,648 1.68,362 157,466 131,437 133,704 125,047

62,764 65,714 61,373 64,816 68,292 63,762

-_--e-- w---m-- ------- 502,495 516,796 483,074 ----m-w _------ ----me-

$10,590,577 $11,018,571 $1.0,298,720 _----_-_--- ---- -----_----- ----==z==== -__________ ----_------

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SECTION II SECTION II

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT'S CULTURAL SITES AND DISTRICT AND STATE OFFICE BUDGET DATA

FOR FISCAL YEARS 1985, 1986, AND 1987

Tables II.1 and II.2 include BLM cultural site listings and budqet data by district and state office for fiscal years 1985-1987. Unlike recreational sites, RLM cultural sites are recorded only by state, not by deqree of development. BLM's recreational and cultural resources staff in the headquarters office indicated that potentially 500,000 other cultural sites-- such as prehistoric ruins, aboriginal rock art, and historic qhost towns--have not been recorded because (1) they have not been identified or (2) to do so would increase both public awareness of them and the likelihood of looting and vandalism.

Table II.1 lists cultural sites by state, RLM district, and name. (Oreqon and Washinqton state data are listed toqether because the RLM state office servicing both states is located in Oregon.) The budqet information in table II.2 is delineated by BLM district and state office and does not include funding for personnel leave. Fiscal year 1985 data represent actual fundinq; however, data for fiscal years 1986 and 1987 are estimates pending future congressional budget actions.

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SECTION II SECTIOM 11

Table 11.1: RLM Cultural Sites

State Site

Buckland River Dalton Cache Fort Fgbert Forty-mile River Gallagher Flint Station Tditarod National Historic Trail hew Beach Nunagi~ak Tangle Lakes Yukon Island

Anderson Rock Shelter Antelope Cave Big Horn Cave Rlythe Intaglios Cila Cliff Dwellings Harquahala Homolovi T,onq House Ruin Paris Patrol Safford District Patrol Safford Rock Art South Mesa Tntaglios Weaver House Wheeler Wash

CA,r,TFORNTA

Bakersfield Bishop Petroglyph California Desert CA-NV-351 Clear Creek Dryden Cave Fl Paso Mountains Fort Paiute Lake Cahuilla Lost Coast Site Panamint City Punta Gorda Serendipity Rock She1 ter Spanish Needles

District Office

Fairbanks Anchorage Fairbanks Fairbanks Fairbanks Anchorage Fairbanks Fairbanks Anchorage Anchorage

Phoenix Arizona Strip Phoenix Yuma Safford Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Arizona Strip Safford Safford Yuma Phoenix Phoenix

Bakersfield Bakersfield California Desert Bakersfield Bakersfield Susanville California Desert California Desert California Desert Ukiah California Desert JJkiah Susanville Bakersfield

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State Site

IDAHO

MONTANA

Anasazi Heritage Center Cannonball Ruins Canyon Pintado Dominguez/Rscalante Irish Canyon Ladder Canyon Lowry Ruin Sand Canyon Skull Creek

Rennet Hills Birds of Prey Boise River Art Clover Creek Little Birch Creek Salmon River Silver City Snake River

Bear Trap Canyon Big Bend Fort Meade Garnet Ghost Town Henry Smith Bison Mill Iron Site Sleeping Giant

NFVADA

Antelope Trap Black Rock Brownstone Canyon Hidden Cave Las Vegas Lovelock Cave Lower Osceola Old Cortez Pahute Canyon Pony Fxpress South Forks Shelter Sunshine Petroglyph Teels Marsh Wheeler Pass

District office

Montrose Montrose Craig Montrose Craig Grand Junction Montrose Montrose Craig

Shoshone Boise Boise Boise Idaho Falls Coeur D'Alene Boise Burley

Butte Lewistown Miles City Butte Lewistown Butte Butte

Elko Winnemucca Las Vegas Carson City Las Vegas Winnemucca Fly Battle Mountain Las Vegas Carson City Elko Fly Carson City Fly

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SECTION II SECTION IX

State Site

NEW MEXICO

Arroyo Del. Tajo Las Cruces Big Head Mesa Albuquerque Chaco Outliers Albuquerque Fort Craig Las Cruces Fort Cummings Las Cruces Guadalupe Albuquerque &Tones Canyon Albuquerque Malpais Albuquerque Ojo Caliente Albuquerque Pierre Albuquerque Teypama Las Cruces

OREGON (includes Washington)

Antone Mining Christmas Vall.ey r,ong View Petroglyph River Monitor Vale Sites Warner

IJTAF!

I

Big Westwater Rlack Rock Cave Butler Wash Grand Gulch John Jarvie Kanab Canyon Mule Canyon Ruins Red Cliffs Rj ver House Ruin Springs San Juan Petroglyph Spl it Level. Three Kivas Turkey Pen Wolverton Mill

District office

Prineville Gakeview Lakeview Prineville Vale Lakeview

Moab Salt Lake Moab Moab Vernal Cedar City Moab Cedar City Moab Moab Moab Cedar City Moab Moab Richfield

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State

WYOMING

Site District office

Rridge Antelope Trap Rock Springs Cantonment Reno Casper Deer Creek Worland Dug Springs Rock Springs Medicine Lodge Worland Outlaw Cave Casper Pine Springs Rock Springs Point Rock Canyon Worland Trapper Canyon Worland Trapper Point Rock Springs Wardell Buffalo Trap Rock Springs White Mountain Petroglyph Rock Springs Worland Worland

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Total sites for all. States 1 2 1

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Tabl.e 11.2: RLM District and State Office Rudqet Data for Cultural Sites, Fiscal Years 1985-1987

State

District and state

office --

AT‘RSKA Anchorage Fairbanks State Office

Total

AHTZONA Arizona Strip Phoenix Saf ford Yuma State Office

Total

CAr,IFORNTA Rakersfi e1.d California Desert Susanville IJkj ah State Office

Total

COT,ORADO Canon city 63,441 77,271 67,999 Craig 87,683 106,798 93,982 Grand Junction 74,297 90,494 79,634 Montrose 256,632 312,578 275,068

t State Office 185,630 226,097 198,966

Total

T DA110 Boise 66,762 78,712 73,360 Burley 26,946 31,769 29,609 Coeur D'Alene 49,631 !iR,FlS 54,536 Tdaho Falls 31,424 37,049 34,530 Salmon 28,724 33,866 31,563 Shoshone 61,842 72,912 67,954 State Office 80,579 95,003 98,542

Total


(actual)

S48,769 91,629 73,248

----se-

213,646 -------

(es%te) (estimate)

$42,965 $37,810 80,725 71,038 64,531 56,788

------- -------

188,221 165,636 ------- -------

36,427 43,494 98,252 117,313 81,736 97,593 45,361 S4,161 57,758 68,963

------- ------- 119,534 381,524 ----s-m -------

100,871 107,932 247,171 264,473

76,825 82,203 95,363 102,038 99,094 106,031

------- ------- 619,324 662,677 ------- ----s-w

------- ------- 667,683 813,238 ------- _------

_------ ------- 345,908 407,826 ------- __-----

38,275 103,235

85,882 47,662 60,687

_------ 335,741 _------

94,980 232,736

72,338 89,794 93,307

-------

583,155 -----em

_------ 71 5,649 -------

------- 380,094 _----we

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District and state

State office

MONTANAa RUt:ttF! Dickinson Cewistown Miles City State Office


(actual) (estimate)

Total

51,356 57,467 1,000 1,119

72,194 80,785 73,369 82,100 90,068 100,786

we---__ m--w--- 287,987 122,257 -----__ -----__

(estimate) q0,571.

985 71.,093 72,248 88,692

------_ 283,S87 ------_

NFVADA Rattle Mountajn Carson City Flko Fly J,as Tlegas Winnemucca State Office

Total

77,634 39,215 45,21.9 47,118 ?3,S07 34,497 49,218 51,285 39,202 40,848 35,381 36,867

107,511 112,026 ------- --s--m-

347,272 361,856 s-m---- --m--e-

34,509 41,464 30,358 45,131 35,947 32,443 98,583

-------

318,435 ------_

NEW MEXTCO"

Albuquerque F,as Cruces Roswell Tulsa state Office

Total

131,975 144,645 70,860 77,663

l-57,122 172,206 21,943 24,050

106,262 116,463 --e--s- ------- 488,162 535,027 ------- -------

1.27,287 68,343

151,s41 21,1.64

102,488 ------_ 470,823 v--e---

ORFCON (includes Washington)a'b Burns Lakeview Prinevj.1.Ie

I Spokane 'clale State Office

Total

33,711 43,819 30,861 40,676 30,561 27,481

-mm---- 207,109 -------

37,150 48,289 34,009 44,825 33,678 30,284

----_-_ 228,235 -w---e-

32,692 42,494 29,928 39,446 29,637 26,650

------- 200,847 -------

aFunds have been scent and budgeted in the Dickinson, Roswell, Tul.sa, Rums, Spokane, and Rawlins District Offices although no cul.tura.l sites have been identified in these districts.

hFunding for cultural resources for western Oregon districts is included in the Oregon and California Grant Lands Appropriation and is included with the recreational budget data in section I.

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State

IJTAfi

WYOMTKa

District and state

office

Cedar City A7,516 Moah 235,928 Richfield 50,928 Salt r,ake 22,844 Vernal 54,256 State Office 132,828

Total

Caspcr Rawlins Rock Sprincjs Worl.and State Office

Total

EASTERN STATFS Jackson, Fiss. Milwaukee, Wis. State Office

Alexandria, Va.

Total

Total


(actual) (estimate) (estimate)

-------

544,300

48,989 43,3.10 243,242 214,053

52,507 46,206 23,552 20,726 S5,938 49,225

136,946 1.20, 512 ------- ------- 561,174 493,832

------- -w---M- -------

41,349 46,724 41,117 38,447 43,445 38,232 53,244 60,166 52,946 23,890 26,996 23,756 60,978 68,905 60,637

-----__ ------_ -------

217,908 246,236 216,688 ------- ---w-e- -------

6,518 5,195 4,571 1.4,735 1.1,744 10,335

38,165 30,4X8 26,767 -s--m- ------ ------

59,418 47,3.57 41,673 ------ ------ ------

S4,318,251 $4,755,628 $4,206,160 -s---e---- ---------- ---------- ----_----- ---------- -----_----

(140714)

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