2003 Southern California Fire Assessments: Mortality Zone Tables

Area infested by the Bark Beetle as determined by the USDA Forest Service aerial survey of September, 2003 (Acres).

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October 2003 Southern California Fires

Fire	In Mortality Zone	Outside Mortality Zone	All
Cedar	19,267	253,965	273,233
Grand Prix	9,248	83,278	92,526
Mountain	-	10,331	10,331
Old	21,284	28,434	49,719
Otay	-	44,734	44,734
Padua	248	10,204	10,452
Paradise	519	56,039	56,557
Piru	-	63,726	63,726
Roblar	-	4,843	4,843
Simi	-	107,571	107,571
Verdale	-	8,489	8,489
All	50,566	671,615	722,182

Less than 7% of the total fire area was in identified mortality zones.

For more information, please contact:

Dave Sapsis
Wildland Fire Scientist
CDF Fire and Resource Assessment Program (FRAP)
PO Box 944246
Sacramento, CA 94244-2460
916.445.5369
dave.sapsis@fire.ca.gov