Bridger 2|Pinedale | 710,570 | 7,407 | 717,977 Caribou[1] 4|Montpelier, | | | | Idaho | 6,547 | 813 | 7,360 Hayden[1] 2|Encampment | 322,175 | 43,445 | 365,620 Medicine Bow 2|Laramie | 469,786 | 41,596 | 511,382 Palisade[1] 4|St. Anthony, | | | | Idaho | 250,501 | 3,119 | 253,620 Shoshone 2|Cody | 1,576,043 | 32,957 | 1,609,000 Targhee[1] 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 ----------------------------------+-----------+-----------+----------- [1] Area of National Forest in more than one State. PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Simple typographical errors were corrected. Punctuation and spelling were made consistent when a predominant preference was found in this book; otherwise they were not changed. This text uses both 'Uncampahgre' and 'Uncompahgre'; the latter currently is the preferred spelling. Page 55 "sunlight; without it is useless." Probably should be "sunlight; without it, it is useless." End of Project Gutenberg's Our National Forests, by Richard H. Douai Boerker