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<br />~ <br /> <br />Appendix C <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />and typically after 10 years there will be, .here and there, scrubby spruce seedlings and a dense mat of <br />grass which greatly retards reproduction. (DuBois 1892). Aspen soon restocked openings and bums at <br />altitudes up to 10,500 or 11,000 feet, but failed to restock at higher elevations (RGNF 1953). <br /> <br />LOCA llON, DATES AND SIZES OF FOREST FIRES <br /> <br /> Conejos Peak Ranger District <br />Date Name of Fire' Estimated Size <br />187()"19OO La Jara Meadows Extensive area 5lInoundingLa Jara <br /> Meadows <br />1873 Jasperl8umt Creeks 4,000 acres <br />1875 AlIlmosa Canyon (Stunner) 15,000 acres <br />1876 Chima 8asin 10,000 acres <br />1879 Osier 8um . 30,000 acres <br />1887 Cal Creek Entire upper reaches of Cat Creek <br />1900 Klondike Mountain Adams Fork, Klondike Mountain, and <br /> Globe Creek . . <br />1902 Globe Creek Globe Creek draina"e <br /> <br /> Creede Ranger District <br />Date Name of Fire Estimated Size <br />1879 Dry Gulch Rather small in lower watershed <br />1879 Middle Mountain Red and Middle Mountains and portions <br /> ofTrout Creek <br />1893 Douglas Mountain Ume, McCall, Credit, 80 Deep Creeks. <br /> Also the north and northeast exposure of <br /> Snowshoe Mountain <br />1893 Willow Creeks East and West Willow, Shallow, <br /> Sunnyside Creeks, Dry Gulch and the <br /> vicinity of the town of 8achelor <br />1881 Goose Creek Elk, Raspberry, Trout, Soda. Leopard, <br /> Roaring Fork, and Goose Creeks <br />1893 Mammoth Mountain South and east exposures . <br />1893 Dry Gulch Entire gulch <br />1893 Farmers Creek Upper part of watershed <br />1893 8rick Kiln Gukh ? <br /> (near Wagon Wheel Gap) <br />1905 Wa"on Wheel GaD Area North side of Rio Grande River <br /> <br />(-3 <br /> <br />fl r.~~ ')f) <br />04vl....... <br />