The Troublesome Roadless Area is composed of six tracts of land and contains 2,943 acres (fig. 1). The largest tract of the study area, located 13 mi southwest of Stearns, Ky., is accessible from that town via State Route 92 to Hill Top, and . then southwestwatd along country roads. Unimproved Forest Service roads, abandoned logging roads, and primitive trails provide access by foot or horseback i

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Geologic map of the Monroe SE Quadrangle, Sevier and Piute counties, Utah

Geologic map of the Mount Grant Quadrangle, Lyon and Mineral counties, Nevada

Geologic map of the Mount Moriah Further Planning (RARE II) Area, eastern Nevada

Geologic map of the Mount Richthofen Quadrangle and the western part of the Fall River Pass Quadrangle, Grand and Jackson counties, Colorado

Geologic map of the Ned Lake Quadrangle, Iron and Baraga counties, Michigan

Geologic map of the Occoquan Quadrangle and part of the Fort Belvoir Quadrangle, Prince William and Fairfax counties, Virginia

Geologic map of the Phipps-Death Hollow Instant Study Area, Garfield County, Utah

Geologic map of the Powell Mountain Quadrangle, Mineral County, Nevada

Geologic map of the Rogers Pass Quadrangle, Lewis and Clark County, Montana

Geologic map of the Sierra Ancha Wilderness and Salome Study Area, Gila County, Arizona

Geologic map of the Sipsey Wilderness and additions, Lawrence and Winston counties, Alabama

Geologic map of the Troublesome Roadless Area, McCreary County, Kentucky

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