APPENDIX

The Government does not permit the monopolization of power in any region or allow sites to be held for speculative purposes. The objects of the regulations are to secure prompt and full development and to obtain a reasonable compensation for the use of the land occupied and the beneficial protection given the watershed.

Permits for power development on the National Forests usually run for a term of 50 years and may be renewed at their expiration upon compliance with the regulations then existing. Such permits, while granting liberal terms to applicants, contain ample provision for the protection of the public interests.

Applications for power permits are filed with the District Forester of the Forest Service District in which the desired site is located. Preliminary permits are issued to protect an applicant's priority against subsequent applicants until he has had an opportunity to study the proper location and design of the project and to obtain the data necessary for the final application. Operation is allowed under the final permit only. The permittee is required to pay an annual rental charge under the preliminary and final power permits and definite periods are specified for the filing of the final application, beginning of construction and of operation. The rental charges are nominal in amount, the maximum being about 1/16 of a cent per kilowatt hour. The amount of annual payment for transmission lines is $5.00 for each mile or fraction thereof if National Forest land is crossed by the line. No rental charges are made for small power projects (under 100 horsepower capacity), or for transmission lines used in connection therewith, or for transmission lines which are part of a power project under permit or for any power project in which power is to be used by a municipal corporation for municipal purposes.

The Secretary of Agriculture has authority to permit the use of rights-of-way through the National Forests for conduits, reservoirs, power plants, telephone and telegraph lines to be used for irrigation, mining, and domestic purposes and for the production and transmission of electric power. No rental charges are made for the telephone and telegraph rights-of-way, but the applicant must agree to furnish such facilities to Forest officers and to permit such reasonable use of its poles or lines as may be determined or agreed upon between the applicant and the District Forester.

APPENDIX

State and Forest	District Number	Headquarters of Forest Supervisor	National Forest Land (acres)	Patented and other lands (acres)	Total area (acres)
ALASKA
Chugach	6	Ketchikan	5,418,753	113,682	5,532,435
Tongass	6	Ketchikan	15,451,716	29,284	15,481,000
ARIZONA
Apache	3	Springerville	1,182,782	93,618	1,276,400
Chiricahua1	3	Tucson	348,157	10,691	358,848
Coconino	3	Flagstaff	1,601,598	161,799	1,763,397
Coronado	3	Tucson	959,304	39,676	998,980
Crook	3	Safford	870,130	14,870	885,000
Dixie1	4	St. George, Utah	17,680	......	17,680
Kaibab	4	Kanab, Utah	1,072,375	525	1,072,900
Manzano1	3	Albuquerque, N. M.	27,708	29,724	57,432
Prescott	3	Prescott	1,433,366	186,589	1,619,955
Sitgreaves	3	Snowflake	659,337	234,883	893,720
Tonto	3	Roosevelt	1,994,239	39,521	2,033,760
Tusayan	3	Williams	1,602,750	186,068	1,788,818
ARKANSAS
Arkansas	7	Hot Springs	626,746	331,544	958,290
Ozark	7	Harrison	291,840	237,338	529,178
CALIFORNIA
Angeles	5	Los Angeles	820,980	240,723	1,061,703
California	5	Oriental	807,444	255,178	1,062,622
Cleveland	5	Escondido	547,981	265,635	813,616
Crater1	6	Medford, Ore.	46,977	10,045	57,022
Eldorado1	5	Placerville	549,392	286,408	835,800
Inyo1	5	Bishop	1,269,980	67,800	1,337,780
Klamath1	5	Yreka	1,470,841	263,824	1,734,665
Lassen	5	Red Bluff	936,877	384,466	1,321,343
Modoc	5	Alturas	1,182,986	399,873	1,532,859
Mono1	5	Gardnerville, Nev.	784,620	90,241	874,861
Monterey	5	King City	316,058	44,436	360,494
Plumas	5	Quincy	1,144,835	288,025	1,432,860
Santa Barbara	5	Santa Barbara	1,688,571	239,723	1,928,294
Sequoia	5	Bakersfield	2,194,926	274,344	2,469,270
Shasta	5	Sisson	803,448	783,432	1,586,880
Sierra	5	Northfork	1,489,934	172,626	1,662,560
Siskiyou1	6	Grants Pass, Ore.	349,069	52,726	401,795
Stanislaus	5	Sonora	810,399	294,013	1,104,412
Tahoe	5	Nevada City	542,226	666,851	1,209,077
Trinity	5	Weaverville	1,430,547	315,600	1,746,147
COLORADO
Arapaho	2	Hot Sulphur Springs	634,903	46,371	681,274
Battlement	2	Collbran	651,227	26,113	677,340
Cochetopa	2	Saguache	905,723	24,497	930,220
Colorado	2	Fort Collins	847,328	302,266	1,149,594
Durango	2	Durango	614,129	89,871	704,000
Gunnison	2	Gunnison	908,055	43,255	951,310
Hayden1	2	Encampment, Wyo.	65,598	6,402	72,000
Holy Cross	2	Glenwood Springs	576,905	28,795	605,700
La Sal1	4	Moab, Utah	27,444	176	27,620
Leadville	2	Leadville	934,017	122,503	1,056,520
Montezuma	2	Mancos	700,082	112,018	812,100
Pike	2	Denver	1,080,381	175,731	1,256,112
Rio Grande	2	Monte Vista	1,136,884	84,256	1,221,140
Routt	2	Steamboat Springs	833,459	86,487	919,946
San Isabel	2	Westcliffe	598,912	52,288	651,200
San Juan	2	Pagosa Spgs.	617,995	127,005	745,000
Sopris	2	Aspen	596,986	59,014	656,000
Uncampahgre	2	Delta	790,349	77,511	867,860
White River	2	Meeker	848,018	23,012	871,030
FLORIDA
Florida	7	Pensacola	308,268	367,152	675,420
IDAHO
Boise	4	Boise	1,058,941	59,173	1,118,114
Cache1	4	Logan, Utah	513,617	31,447	545,064
Caribou1	4	Montpelier	681,540	30,090	711,630
Challis	4	Challis	1,259,237	10,753	1,269,990
Clearwater	1	Orofino	785,103	122,743	907,846
Coeur d'Alene	1	Coeur d'Alene	662,611	127,623	790,234
Idaho	4	McCall	1,193,439	15,841	1,209,280
Kaniksu1	1	Newport, Wash.	198,757	260,220	458,977
Lemhi	4	Mackay	1,095,924	4,638	1,100,562
Minidoka1	4	Oakley	509,536	21,584	531,120
Nezperce	1	Grangeville	1,624,582	41,497	1,666,079
Palisade1	4	St. Anthony	283,495	9,820	293,315
Payette	4	Emmett	831,926	31,748	863,674
Pend Oreille	1	Sandpoint	676,014	198,724	874,738
St. Joe	1	St. Maries	493,925	481,743	975,668
Salmon	4	Salmon	1,621,707	21,653	1,643,360
Sawtooth	4	Hailey	1,203,387	16,743	1,220,130
Selway	1	Kooskia	1,693,711	108,289	1,802,000
Targhee1	4	St. Anthony	283,495	9,820	293,315
Weiser	4	Weiser	562,609	98,291	660,900
MICHIGAN
Michigan	2	East Tawas	89,466	74,412	163,878
MINNESOTA
Minnesota	2	Cass Lake	190,602	121,874	312,476
Superior	2	Ely	857,255	411,283	1,268,538
MONTANA
Absaroka	1	Livingston	842,467	145,243	987,710
Beartooth	1	Billings	662,537	19,393	681,930
Beaverhead	1	Dillon	1,337,223	27,777	1,365,000
Bitterroot	1	Missoula	1,047,012	108,856	1,155,868
Blackfeet	1	Kalispell	865,077	202,013	1,067,090
Cabinet	1	Thompson Falls	830,676	195,874	1,026,550
Custer	1	Miles City	428,922	83,888	512,810
Deerlodge	1	Anaconda	833,178	130,822	964,000
Flathead	1	Kalispell	1,802,905	285,815	2,088,720
Gallatin	1	Bozeman	564,855	344,575	909,430
Helena	1	Helena	687,983	232,497	920,480
Jefferson	1	Great Falls	1,039,766	135,919	1,175,685
Kootenai	1	Libby	1,336,061	287,279	1,623,340
Lewis and Clark	1	Chouteau	811,161	15,199	826,360
Lolo	1	Missoula	850,677	330,341	1,181,018
Madison	1	Sheridan	958,691	77,169	1,035,860
Missoula	1	Missoula	1,031,529	336,662	1,368,191
Sioux1	1	Camp Crook, S. D.	96,743	17,798	114,541
NEBRASKA
Nebraska	2	Halsey	206,074	11,744	217,818
NEVADA
Dixie1	4	St. George, Utah	282,543	7,807	290,350
Eldorado1	5	Placerville, Cal.	400	......	400
Humboldt	4	Elko	690,562	35,978	726,546
Inyo1	5	Bishop, Cal.	72,817	2,513	75,330
Mono1	5	Gardnerville	464,315	19,204	483,519
Nevada	4	Ely	1,220,929	39,871	1,260,800
Ruby	4	Elko	342,405	91,165	433,570
Santa Rosa	4	Elko	269,658	30,302	299,960
Tahoe1	5	Nevada City, Cal.	14,853	47,274	62,127
Toiyabe	4	Austin	1,907,286	17,514	1,924,800
NEW MEXICO
Alamo	3	Alamogordo	603,779	269,877	866,656
Carson	3	Taos	856,647	68,654	925,301
Chiricahua1	3	Tucson, Ariz.	126,478	2,674	129,152
Datil	3	Magdalena	2,670,412	270,790	2,941,202
Gila	3	Silver City	1,463,708	136,292	1,600,000
Lincoln	3	Alamogordo	551,427	81,540	632,967
Manzano1	3	Albuquerque	754,772	488,007	1,242,779
Santa Fé	3	Santa Fe	1,354,545	122,148	1,476,693
NORTH DAKOTA
Dakota	1	Camp Crook, S. D.	6,054	7,866	13,920
OKLAHOMA
Wichita	7	Cache	61,480	160	61,640
OREGON
Cascade	6	Eugene	1,021,461	73,024	1,094,485
Crater1	6	Medford	793,044	286,281	1,079,325
Deschutes	6	Bend	1,292,423	217,437	1,509,860
Fremont	6	Lakeview	884,494	86,782	971,366
Klamath1	5	Yreka, Cal.	4,401	4,492	8,893
Malheur	6	John Day	1,057,682	205,158	1,262,840
Minam	6	Baker	430,757	49,056	479,813
Ochoco	6	Prineville	716,564	102,466	819,030
Oregon	6	Portland	1,031,926	108,994	1,140,920
Santiam	6	Albany	607,099	112,884	719,983
Siskiyou1	6	Grants Pass	998,044	257,206	1,255,250
Siuslaw	6	Eugene	544,178	289,263	833,441
Umatilla	6	Pendleton	485,786	79,199	564,985
Umpqua	6	Roseburg	1,011,097	210,294	1,221,391
Wallowa	6	Wallowa	964,601	104,810	1,069,411
Wenaha	6	Walla Walla, Wash.	425,504	36,540	461,954
Whitman	6	Sumpter	884,485	115,008	999,493
PORTO RICO
Luquillo	7	None	12,443	53,507	65,950
SOUTH DAKOTA
Black Hills1	2	Deadwood	483,403	118,608	602,011
Harney	2	Custer	548,854	79,093	627,947
Sioux1	1	Camp Crook	75,524	7,744	83,268
UTAH
Ashley1	4	Vernal	982,493	9,607	992,100
Cache1	4	Logan	265,594	53,987	319,581
Dixie1	4	St. George	432,784	26,106	458,890
Fillmore	4	Ritchfield	699,579	79,711	779,290
Fishlake	4	Salina	661,245	62,145	723,390
La Sal1	4	Moab	519,384	16,286	535,670
Manti	4	Ephraim	781,800	65,070	846,870
Minidoka1	4	Oakley, Idaho	72,123	20,157	92,280
Powell	4	Escalante	689,927	14,773	704,700
Sevier	4	Panguitch	729,061	73,599	802,660
Uinta	4	Provo	988,602	54,533	1,043,135
Wasatch	4	Salt Lake City	607,492	56,913	664,405
WASHINGTON
Chelan	6	Chelan	677,429	46,681	724,110
Columbia	6	Portland, Ore.	784,498	157,702	942,200
Colville	6	Republic	754,886	61,114	816,000
Kaniksu1	1	Newport	257,859	118,904	376,763
Okanogan	6	Okanogan	1,486,325	54,675	1,541,000
Olympic	1	Olympia	1,534,689	117,311	1,652,000
Rainier	6	Tacoma	1,315,891	245,579	1,561,470
Snoqualmie	6	Seattle	698,043	343,957	1,042,000
Washington	6	Bellingham	1,454,214	35,786	1,490,000
Wenaha1	6	Walla Walla	313,434	8,397	321,831
Wenatchee	6	Leavenworth	665,276	491,724	1,157,000
WYOMING
Ashley1	4	Vernal, Utah	5,987	73	6,060
Bighorn	2	Sheridan	1,119,725	16,475	1,136,200
Black Hills1	2	Deadwood, S.D.	144,759	34,362	179,121
Bridger	2	Pinedale	710,570	7,407	717,977
Caribou1	4	Montpelier, Idaho	6,547	813	7,360
Hayden1	2	Encampment	322,175	43,445	365,620
Medicine Bow	2	Laramie	469,786	41,596	511,382
Palisade1	4	St. Anthony, Idaho	250,501	3,119	253,620
Shoshone	2	Cody	1,576,043	32,957	1,609,000
Targhee1	4	St. Anthony, Idaho	84,970	480	85,450
Teton	4	Jackson	1,922,947	48,245	1,971,192
Washakie	2	Lander	852,653	12,220	864,873
Wyoming	4	Afton	899,980	12,020	912,000
Aggregate for the 147 National Forests			155,166,619	21,085,541	176,252,160
¹Area of National Forest in more than one State.

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