2003 Southern California Fire Assessments: Owner Tables

Major land ownership classes (Acres).

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October 2003 Southern California Fires

Fire	Private	State	USDA FS	BLM	BIA	DOD	Other Public	All
Cedar	129,795	30,503	61,302	5,323	23,448	18,649	4,221	273,239
Grand Prix	34,278	2,827	54,294	1,156	-	7	-	92,563
Mountain	10,126	-	-	126	-	-	79	10,331
Old	10,299	17	38,724	-	640	-	-	49,681
Otay	19,383	3,254	-	21,995	-	-	-	44,632
Padua	5,451	-	4,675	-	-	-	348	10,475
Paradise	35,865	423	9,496	5,977	4,747	-	-	56,508
Piru	23,594	42	35,709	2,026	-	-	2,345	63,716
Roblar	1,137	-	20	472	-	3,195	-	4,823
Simi	106,376	-	-	890	-	-	319	107,585
Verdale	8,495	-	-	-	-	-	-	8,495
All	384,800	37,066	204,220	37,965	28,835	21,852	7,312	722,049

Ownership patterns within the fire areas were dominated by privately owned lands (53%), followed by Forest Service lands (28%) and State Public and BLM (both at 5%).

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