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Millarville

Eden ValleySubdivision

McConnelFalls

SheepRiverFalls

TurnerValley

CarnarvonLake

LoomisLake

Lakeof theHorns

ChampionLakes

PicklejarLakes

BeaudryLakes

IronLakes

ForgetmenotPond

BearPond

Macabee Cr.NA (PNT)

Mesa Butte EquestrianGroup Camp PRA (PNT)

Fisher Cr.Staging Area

PRA (PNT)

Plateau Mtn.Eco. Reserve

Emerson Cr.Nat. Area

Mt.LivingstoneNat. Area

Brown-LoweryProv. Park

Sheep RiverProv. Park

Fitzsimmons Cr. PRA

TroutPondPRA

Ware Cr.PRA

HighwoodJunction PRA

Eyrie Gap PRAHighwood

Compound PRAFir Cr.PRA

IndianGravesPRA

LanternCr. PRA

LinehamPRA

MesaButte PRA

Fisher Cr. PRA

Picklejar PRA

Cat Cr. PRA

Mist Cr.PRA

NorthForkPRA

SentinelPRA

WildhorsePRA

EtheringtonCr. PRA

HighwoodPRA

CataractCr. PRA

StrawberryPRA

Cobble Flats PRA

LittleElbow PRA

Don GettyWildlandProv. Park

Don GettyWildlandProv. Park

Don GettyWildlandProv. Park

Don GettyWildlandProv. Park

BluerockWildlandProv. Park

Don GettyWildlandProv. Park

Don GettyWildlandProv. Park

BluerockWildlandProv. Park

Don GettyWildlandProv. Park

Elbow-SheepWildlandProv. Park

Elbow-SheepWildlandProv. Park

Don GettyWildlandProv. Park

BluerockWildlandProv. Park

Bluerock Wildland Prov. Park

Bluerock WildlandProv. Park

Elbow-Sheep

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PekiskoHeritage Rangeland

Pekisko HeritageRangeland

PekiskoHeritage Rangeland

Don Getty ExpansionWildland Prov. Park

Don GettyExpansionWildland

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Don Getty ExpansionWildland Prov. Park

BluerockExpansionWildland

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Little ElbowExpansion Prov. Park

Pekisko SpecialManagement Area

PekiskoHeritage Rangeland

Tp.15 Rg.3 W5

Tp.19 Rg.6 W5 Tp.19 Rg.4 W5Tp.19 Rg.7 W5

Tp.16 Rg.3 W5

Tp.19 Rg.3 W5

Tp.17 Rg.6 W5

Tp.16 Rg.4 W5

Tp.20 Rg.6 W5Tp.20 Rg.7 W5

Tp.15 Rg.4 W5

Tp.16 Rg.5 W5

Tp.17 Rg.5 W5

Tp.15 Rg.5 W5

Tp.18 Rg.4 W5

Tp.20 Rg.3 W5

Tp.19 Rg.5 W5

Tp.20 Rg.4 W5

Tp.17 Rg.4 W5

Tp.20 Rg.5 W5

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Tp.15 Rg.6 W5

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Pekisko Cr.

Stimson Cr.

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Bear Cr.

Miller Cr.

Hay Cr.

Bluerock Cr.

Coug

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Deep Cr.

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Rae Cr.

McPhail Cr.

Zephyr Cr.

Iron Cr.

Langford Cr.

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Cummings Cr.

Pothole Cr.Mac Cr.

Salt Cr.

Howard Cr.

Beaver Cr.

Shoulder

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Cliff Cr.

Salter Cr.

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Wileman Cr.

Oyster Cr.

Pasque Cr.

Fir Cr.

Mudsprings

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Loomis Cr.

Quirk

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Stony Cr.

Emerson Cr.

Corral Cr.

Burns C

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Muskeg Cr.

Head Cr.

Plateau Cr.

Greenfeed Cr.

Carna

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Fitzsimmons Cr.

Mesa Cr.

Death Valley

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Bishop

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S. Glasgow Cr.

Mean Cr

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N. Coal Cr.

Muir Cr

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Glasgow Cr.

Ford Cr.

Strawberry Cr.

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Nihahi Cr.

Lantern

Straight Cr.

Heel Cr.

Westrup

N. Twin Cr.

S. Twin

Threepoint Cr.

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Pothole Cr.

Threepoint Cr.

Elbow River

Fisher Cr.

Ware Cr

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Sheep River

Sheep River

Sullivan Cr.

Highwood River

Highwood

Highwood River

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Pekisko Cr.

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535,000

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5,575,

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5,580,

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5,585,

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5,585,

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5,590,

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5,595,

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5,600,

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5,610,

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5,615,

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5,620,

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© 2019 Government of Alberta. Base data provided by the Government of Alberta under the Alberta Open Government Licence of November 2014.Information as depicted is subject to change, therefore the Governm ent of Alberta assumes no responsib ility for discrepancies at t ime of use.Prepared by: Alberta Environment and Parks, South Saskatchewan Region,Regional Informatics Unit - Calgary.PROJECT: U:\workspace\PlanOps\TM66\SouthernRockies_Maps\TurnerValley\ProjectFiles\2019\TurnerVa;;eyTM66_11x17_NoImage_2019Nov08.mxdPLOT: U:\workspace\PlanOps\TM66\SouthernRockies_Maps\TurnerValley\PlotFiles\2019\TurnerVa;;eyTM66_11x17_NoImage_2019Nov08.pdf

NO TM66 ACTIVITY ALLOWED WITHIN PARKS & PROTECTED AREAS

TM66 Area - Turner ValleyNovember 2019

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TownsHamlets, Localities")

4x4 PLUZ Trail System

GATES (See Conditions On Back)Permanently Closed!?

Closed Dec.1 - Apr.30!?

Closed Dec.1 - May 15!?

Closed Dec.1 - Jun.15!?

Township Lines

Parks & Protected Areas

Crown Reservation (PNT)Future Parks & Protected Areas(as per SSRP - Sept.2014)

First Nations Reserve

Cutlines / Trails

Paved RoadsGravel RoadsUnimproved Roads

TM66 Cutting Area

Lookout Towers%

WaterfallsH

Major Lakes/ReservoirsMajor Rivers/Creeks

0 5 10 15Kilometres

1:190,000

NAD_1983_10TM_AEP_Forest

TM66 Forest Product Permit – Conditions of Use

Calgary Forest Area

Tree Cutting Conditions that apply to all tree and timber cutting as outlined under the TM66 Forest Product Permit

Those wanting to obtain a Forest Product permit must

Be over the age of 18

Be a resident of Alberta

Be in good standing with the Crown relating to timber, grazing and land use and not have any outstanding fines or dues

The permit authorizes the person named in it to harvest timber and shall state:

o Legal description of the land where timber is being harvested

o The period of time during which the timber may be harvested

o The terms and conditions on which the permit is issued

All harvesting operations are to be conducted in accordance with Alberta’s Forests Act and Timber Management Regulations.

NOTE: If you are random camping in the Forest Reserve, you do not require a firewood permit to cut firewood. If you are planning to take the firewood home then a permit is

required.

Timber Management Regulation Clause that Applies to the TM66 Forest Product Permit

67 (1) On receipt of a non-refundable permit fee of $5, the Director may issue a Forest Products Tag in the TM 66 tag form to

any person for the cutting and removal of up to the following quantities of primary timber products for use exclusively

on land owned or controlled by that person or the spouse or adult interdependent partner or children of that person or

jointly by 2 or more of any such persons:

a. 20 trees for transplanting, under 2.5 meters in height,

b. 3 trees for use as Christmas trees, under 2.5 meters in height, or

c. 5 cubic meters “1.39 cords” of roundwood timber.

(2) The Forest Products Tag is effective for a period of 30 days from the date of issue and is exempt from the payment of timber dues.

NOTE: The forest products described above are for personal use by the person authorized and not for resale or commercial use.

General Conditions

When taking primary forest products from public land, you must carry your permit with you at all times when harvesting and transporting forest products, and comply with

the conditions specified on the permit. You must fill out the back of the permit when hauling forest products.

Cutting of green standing trees for firewood is strictly prohibited. Only dead standing or wind fallen trees may be cut for firewood unless otherwise specified (except for

birch which may be taken green).

No debris from logging shall be left on road right-of-ways or in ditches.

Keep all damage to any surrounding live trees to a minimum.

Drive vehicles on designated 4X4 trails and highlighted roads as per map. You can walk as far as you like to cut or dig, as long as you don’t walk into a restricted area.

NOTE: Taking coniferous firewood/ timber out of the province of Alberta requires an export permit from Alberta Agriculture and Forestry

Conditions for Christmas Tree, Firewood, Transplant, and Post & Rails Activity

Christmas Tree

Requests for specific areas of Christmas trees should be referred to Agriculture and Forestry offices or website.

The permit authorizes the holder to cut up to 3 Christmas Trees no taller than 2.5 meters. Special requests may be made for trees taller than 2.5 m & must be made in

person at Agriculture and Forestry offices & will be considered case by case.

Cutting activities are not to interfere with general roadway traffic.

Alberta Agriculture and Forestry recommends the public to cut trees off right-of-ways. “Roads, powerlines, and pipelines”

All trees you fell must be removed. All trees harvested must be used.

Refrain from removing any trees with a stem diameter larger than 15 centimeters

Stump heights are not to exceed 30 centimeters.

Topping of larger trees is not permitted.

Removing trees from reforested cutblocks is not permitted.

Firewood

The permit authorizes the holder to cut up to 5 cubic meters “1.39 cords” of roundwood timber

Firewood can be removed from along all public roadways and designated 4X4 trails in the Forest reserve.

No removal of forest products from harvest area where active logging operations are occurring.

Only dead standing or wind fallen trees may be cut unless otherwise specified (except for birch which may be taken green).

When cutting down standing trees, ensure that the stump is cut level and no higher than 30 centimeters from the ground.

Tree is to be used down to a 4 centimeter top. (i.e. if you cut a tree down, take as much of the tree as possible).

All unused tops and limbs must be scattered and must lie flat on the ground.

No mechanical equipment “ie: quads, skid steer, bob cat, skidder, loader, feller bunchers, backhoe, and trucks” or horses allowed for skidding trees to road side.

Do not remove wood from log decks (all decks belong either to a logging company, or is salvage belonging to an oil and gas company).

Transplants, and Willow Cutting

The permit authorizes the holder to dig up to 20 trees under 2.5 meters in height for transplanting

Species: Aspen, Poplar, Spruce, Fir and Lodgepole Pine. ( No 5 needle pine - whitebark and limber pine)

Transplants can be removed from along all public roadways, trails, and power lines in the Forest reserve.

Maximum tree height allowed is 2.5 meters (8 feet).

No mechanical diggers are allowed.

Fill in the holes left from the removal of transplants as best you can.

Post and Rail

Removed from designated areas only see map for locations.

Stumps not higher than 30 centimeters and cut level.

Woody debris left from the cutting should have tops removed and all branches scattered (lopped and scattered).

Utilize as much of the tree as possible. Your desired diameter should be taken from the base of the tree rather than midway up the tree.

Post and Rails - Maximum harvest of 65 poles.

Restrictions - Do not remove trees or wood from:

Reclaimed sites, for example -areas around man placed rocks, large grassy areas that do not appear natural (Reclaimed sand and gravel sites), very steep slopes where the

trees are preventing erosion, previously harvested sites that have been reforested etc.

Facilities, such as Ranger Stations, Viewpoints, Turnouts etc.

Recreation areas, Campgrounds, Provincial Parks, Natural Area or Private Land.

No removal of forest products from harvest area where active logging operations are occurring.

Jumping Pound Demonstration Forest Area.

No removal of forest products from watercourse channels or bed and shore areas (rivers and creek)

Five Needle Pine “whitebark and limber pine” are both listed as endangered under the Alberta Wildlife Act. These trees are not to be removed or damaged. whitebark and

limber pine can be identified by examining the needles. Both species have needles in clusters of five and are easily distinguished from lodgepole pine, which have needles

in clusters of two.

Useful Reminders

Be prepared for cold weather and snow conditions

Road conditions are variable, a 4x4 vehicle is recommended.

Always let someone know where you are going and the time you are expecting to return home.

Take extra winter clothing and emergency supplies (blankets, food and water, candles, etc).

All garbage must be removed around the cutting area.