Service Description: Wildland Urban Interface (WUI)
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Description: Carbon County's approach to mapping WUI included an examination of moderate to heavy wildland fuels, potential for fire brands and proximity to existing structures. The final County WUI map was developed by combining the wildland fuels map (with fire brand buffers), the structure density map and the existing WUI map developed by the US Forest Service. WUI categories of High, Medium and Low portrayed on the map represent the same categories used for structure density; 1-5 structures/sqmi. (Low), 5-25 structures/sqmi. (Medium) and >25 structures/sqmi. (High).
This methodology resulted in only 268 square miles (13%) of the County being classified as WUI. However, 2,552 structures (37%) were located in the WUI. Sixty-six residential
subdivisions are completely within or intersect the WUI.
Copyright Text: Jon Trapp and Tom Kohley, Red Lodge Fire Rescue
Spatial Reference: 32100 (32100)
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Spatial Reference: 32100 (32100)
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Spatial Reference: 32100 (32100)
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