The BLM OR ROW DSG PUB Map Service represents areas where right of ways (ROW) granted by the BLM are not allowed (excluded), allowed with special considerations (avoidance), or are generally permitted (corridor) within Oregon and Washington. The designations are determined through the land use planning process such as in a Resource Management Plan (RMP). There are four possible designations: Avoidance, Exclusion, Corridor, and Open. The Avoidance designation is described as the area where ROW and other Land Use Authorizations are only allowed, if compatible with existing land designations, and management direction. The Exclusion area designation does not allow ROWs, and other Land Use Authorizations. The Corridor designation includes existing ROW corridors, as well as communication sites, and other land use authorization, plus additional land as appropriate for potential future non-conflicting development. The Open designation is remaining BLM surface jurisdiction. For a complete description of this data, consult the Rights-Of-Way (ROW) Designation Areas Spatial Data Standard located at: https://www.blm.gov/about/data/oregon-data-management.

The BLM OR ROW DSG PUB Map Service is created from ROW_Designation_Areas.gdb\row_dsg_pub_poly. This map service does not have scale dependencies.

The BLM OR ROW DSG PUB Map Service represents areas where right of ways (ROW) granted by the BLM are not allowed (excluded), allowed with special considerations (avoidance), or are generally permitted (corridor) within Oregon and Washington. The designations are determined through the land use planning process such as in a Resource Management Plan (RMP). There are four possible designations: Avoidance, Exclusion, Corridor, and Open. The Avoidance designation is described as the area where ROW and other Land Use Authorizations are only allowed, if compatible with existing land designations, and management direction. The Exclusion area designation does not allow ROWs, and other Land Use Authorizations. The Corridor designation includes existing ROW corridors, as well as communication sites, and other land use authorization, plus additional land as appropriate for potential future non-conflicting development. The Open designation is remaining BLM surface jurisdiction. For a complete description of this data, consult the Rights-Of-Way (ROW) Designation Areas Spatial Data Standard located at: https://www.blm.gov/about/data/oregon-data-management.

The BLM OR ROW DSG PUB Map Service is created from ROW_Designation_Areas.gdb\row_dsg_pub_poly. This map service does not have scale dependencies.