Table 4-10 TOC
Rangeland Conditions, by Major Land Resource Area, 1987 (in 1,000 Acres)
Resource Area Excellent Good Fair Poor Other Total
Big and Little Wood River footslopes and plain 36.7 264.2 173 24.7 3.9 502.5
Eastern Idaho plateau 60.2 655 776.1 74.3 3.2 1,568.80
Great Salt Lake area 5.6 51.6 72 3.6 0 132.8
Lost River Range and valleys 35.3 117 130.2 12.4 0 294.9
Northern Rocky Mountains 40.2 294.4 256.3 74.3 36.3 701.5
Owyhee high plateau 29.6 263.2 545 19.9 58.4 916.1
Palouse and Nez Perce prairies 0 12.4 92 89.1 0 193.5
Snake River Plain 0 1 46.3 181.7 3.5 232.5
Snake River Plain, Central 0 11.8 151.9 228.8 190.6 583.1
Snake River Plain, Upper 21.4 213.3 130.6 55 47.8 468.1
Upper Snake River lava plain and hills 45.5 171.8 167.2 487.6 58.2 930.3
Wasatch and Uinta Mountains 0 25.1 34.5 12.2 0 71.8
Total 274.5 2,080.80 2,575.10 1,263.60 401.9 6,595.90
Source: U.S. Soil Conservation Service, 1982-1987 National Resources Inventory, December 1989.

Originally compiled by: Diane Prorak
Data input assisted by: Robert Anton-Erik
Contact: Lily Wai