"Hotspots" for 2010. KQDC Project Area outlined in purple. Hotspot areas circled in blue. Collins Pine & Bradford Watershed outlined in red. Forest Investment Associates lands outlined in green.
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The map above identifies: 1) access roads: 2) areas with high deer density (areas outlined in blue): and ownerships. DMAP Unit 134 is above highway 59, DMAP Unit 135 is below highway 59. The first map below includes most of DMAP Unit 135 and is within FIA lands: access roads are color coded in the forest with flagging and signs. The second map below shows access roads in the Bradford Watershed (area bounded by red) and Collins Pine lands (bounded by blue) - this second map is in the upper right corner of the KInzua Quality Area.
The Kinzua Quality Area (area inside green border, map below) can be accessed by the many interior forest roads.
From the north, dropping down from interstate 86 onto state highway 280 (which turns into state highway 348) or 219 (which intersects state highway 346 in Bradford) provides quick access to the northern portion via state highway 346.
From the west, state highway 321 forms the western boundary; many forest roads lead from it to the interior.
From the east, going west on 346 from Bradford gets you into the northern portion; state highway 770 (from 219 at Custer City) provides access to the middle of the eastern portions; taking state highway 59 south from its intersection with state highway 770 provides access to the southeastern portion.
From the south, forest road 321, which intersects state highway 321 at Red Bridge, provides easy access to the southern portion.
The map below is of the Forestry Investment Associates (FIA) portion of the KQDC area: primarily the area circled in red in DMAP Unit 135 (area below state highway 59). The best access roads into this area are color coded and are provided by the map below. The bottom part of the yellow route is also Forest Road 321 and is accessed by State Highway 321 by Red Bridge (see map above). The Red Route can be accessed from the Yellow Route and also from the west off State Highway 321 by forest road 420. The Orange Route is accessed from the Red Route. This area is a maze of confusing oil and gas access roads: best to stay on the colored routes.
The map below is of access roads into the Bradford Watershed (bounded in red) and Collins Pine lands (bounded in blue).
