Dakota National Forest
The Dakota National Forest was a national forest established in North Dakota by the U.S. Forest Service on November 24, 1908 with 13,940 acres (56.4 km2) near Ranger as an experimental forest.[1] On July 30, 1917 it was abolished.[2]
References
- ^ Potter, Loren D.; Green, Duane L. (2008-08-28). "Ecology of Ponderosa Pine in Western North Dakota". Ecology. 45 (1). Ecological Society of America: 10–23. doi:10.2307/1937103. JSTOR 1937103.
- ^ Davis, Richard C. (September 29, 2005). "National Forests of the United States" (PDF). The Forest History Society. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-10-28.
External links
- Forest History Society
- Listing of the National Forests of the United States and Their Dates (from Forest History Society website) Text from Davis, Richard C., ed. Encyclopedia of American Forest and Conservation History. New York: Macmillan Publishing Company for the Forest History Society, 1983. Vol. II, pp. 743-788.
46°35′05.0″N 103°28′52.4″W / 46.584722°N 103.481222°W / 46.584722; -103.481222
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Former National Forests of the United States
- Absaroka
- Afognak
- Alabama
- Alexander Archipelago
- Apache
- Aquarius
- Arkansas
- Ashland
- Baboquivari
- Baker City
- Battlement
- Battlement Mesa
- Bear Lodge
- Bear River
- Beartooth
- Beaver
- Bellevue-Savanna
- Benning
- Big Belt
- Big Burros
- Big Hole
- Bitter Root
- Black Mesa
- Black Warrior
- |Blackfeet
- Blue Mountains
- Bonneville
- Boone
- Bull Run
- Bridger
- Cabinet
- Cache
- Calaveras Big Tree
- California
- Cascade Range
- Cassia
- Cave Hills
- Charleston
- Chelan
- Chenismus
- Cheyenne
- Chiricahua
- Clark
- Cochetopa
- Cochetopah
- Colorado
- Columbia
- Coquille
- Crater
- Crazy Mountain
- Crooka
- Crow Creek
- Dakota
- Datil
- Diamond Mountain
- Dismal River
- Dixo
- Dragoon
- Durango
- Ekalaka
- Elkhorn
- Eustis
- Fillmore
- Fish Lake
- Florida
- Fruita
- Gallinas
- Garces
- Garden City
- Gila River
- Glenwood
- Goose Lake
- Grand Canyon
- Grantsville
- Grover Island
- Guadalupe
- Harney
- Hell Gate
- Henry's Lake
- Heppner
- Highwood Mountains
- Holy Cross
- Huachuca
- Humphreys
- Idaho
- Imnaha
- Independence
- Jackson
- Jefferson (Montana)
- Jemez
- Kansas
- Kern
- Knox
- La Sal
- La Salle
- Lake Tahoe
- Las Animas
- Lassen Peak
- Leadville
- Lee
- Little Belt
- Little Belt Mountains
- Little Rockies
- Logan
- Long Pine
- McClellan
- Madison
- Magdalena
- Manti
- Manzano
- Marquette
- Maury Mountain
- Meade
- Michigan
- Minam
- Minidoka
- Minnesota
- Missoula
- Moapa
- Monitor
- Mono
- Monterey
- Montezuma
- Monticello
- Mount Baker
- Mount Graham
- Mount Taylor
- Natural Bridge
- Nebo
- Nevada
- Niobrara
- North Platte
- Oregon
- Otter
- Ouray
- Palisade
- Palouse
- Park Range
- Paulina
- Payson
- Pecos
- Peloncillo
- Pend d'Oreille
- Pend Oreille
- Pike's Peak
- Pinal Mountains
- Pine Plains
- Pinnacles
- Pocatello
- Port Neuf
- Powell
- Pryor Mountains
- Raft River
- Rainier
- Reserve
- Ruby
- Ruby Mountains
- Sacramento
- Salmon River
- Salt Lake
- San Benito
- San Bernardino
- San Francisco Mountains
- San Gabriel
- San Jacinto
- San Luis
- San Luis Obispo
- San Mateo
- Santa Barbara
- Santa Catalina
- Santa Rita
- Santa Rosa
- Santa Ynez
- Santiam
- Savanna
- Selway
- Sevier
- Shenandoah
- Short Pine
- Sierra Madre
- Sioux
- Sitgreaves
- Slim Buttes
- Snoqualmie
- Snowy Mountains
- Sopris
- Stony Creek
- Sundance
- Taos
- Teton
- Tillamook
- Tobyhanna
- Toquima
- Trabuco Cañon
- Trabuco Canyon
- Trinity
- Tumacacori
- Tusyan
- Unintah
- Unaka
- Upton
- Vegas
- Verde
- Vernon
- Wallowa
- Warner Mountains
- Washakie
- Washington
- Weiser
- Wenaha
- Wet Mountains
- Whitman
- Wichita
- Yellowstone
- Yuba
- Zuni
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