&EPA
United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Off ice of
Solid Waste and
Emergency Response
Superfund
Publication 9200.5-149
EPA 540/R-94/049
PB94-963278
December 1993
U.S. EPA Region VI
Inland Area Contingency Plan
Louisiana
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This document covers a wide spectrum of information for U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency Region VI. Within this volume will
be covered State specific, sorted by County, environmental and
economic topics. Highlighted here are what needs to be protected,
by whom, and with what resources. The geographic area covered by
this plan is very diverse in nature and activity, requiring a
general and adaptable approach. The scope of such a document
should never be considered fulfilled or finite. The inclusions to
this plan will continually be in a state of review and update. An
everchanging plan is the only way to prepare for an everchanging
area.
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ANNEX F Summary of Area Resources
Appendix I Equipment
I. Federal
II. State
III. Private Contractors
Appendix II. Facility Response Plans (FRPs)
Appendix III. Federal
I. Federal Agencies
II. Federal Trustees
III. Federally Recognized Indian Tribes
Appendix IV. State Agencies
I. Response Agencies
II. State Trustees
III. State Emergency Response Commissions (SERC)
Appendix V. Local Resources
I. Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPC)
II. Waste Disposal Facilities
Appendix IV. Area Resources
I. Charter Services
II. Hospitals
III. Private Contractors
Appendix V. Environmental Resources
I. Federal Endangers and Threatened Species
II. Federal and State Wildlife Management Areas
III. Federal Wetlands
IV. Federal Fisheries
V. State Fisheries
VI. National Parks
Appendix VI. Economic Resources
I. Drinking Water Intakes
II. Dams
III. State Recreational and Boating Facilities
Appendix VII. Additional State Information
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FEDERAL EQUIPMENT LISTING AND SUPPLIES
United States Environmental Protection Agency
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ECOLOGY ?, ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL MON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
'AGE
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR CO.MM.E.NJS.
o
-
0
0
0
o
o
Q
0
0
.-)
P'"II
0
C'
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
'-'
)
_
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
LENS, ZOOM
LENS . CAMERA
CASE, CAMERA
RADIATION DOSIMETER
RADIATION DOSIMETER
DATA BOX
DATA EOX
ANTENNA
ANTENNA
BASE
BASE
TRANSPORT CASE
TRANSPORT CASE
PROBE , 11 .7 EV
TRIPOD, VIDEO
PROBE , 11.7 EV
PROBE, 10.2 EV
LENS , ZOOM
LENS, ZOOM
TRIPOD, ALUMINUM
CASE, CALIBRATOR CAR
PUMP , AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP. AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
CHARGER, AIR SAMPLIN
CYLINDER, AIR
CYLINDER, AIR
CYLINDER, AIR
DUAL-PURPOSE BREATHI
DUAL-PURPOSE BREATHI
CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
TEE CONNECTOR, CASCA
TEE CONNECTOR, CASCA
TEE CONNECTOR, CASCA
TEE CONNECTOR, CASCA
HOSE ASSEMBLY , CASCA
BAILER, STAINLESS ST
BAILER, STAINLESS ST
CONNECTORS , CASCADE
CONNECTORS, CASCADE
NIKON
NIKON
SEA KING
DOSIMETER CORP.
DOSIMETER CORP.
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
HNU SYS
SEARS
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
TEMS
HNU SYSTEMS
HNU SYSTEMS
NIKON
NIKON
MOBILE
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
WESTERN
WESTERN
WESTERN
WESTERN
WESTERN
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
VICTOR
VICTOR
DRILLING
ENTERPR
ENTERPR
ENTERPR
ENTERPR
ENTERPR
12/19/90
12/19/90
12/19/90
01/14/91
01/14/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/04/87
02/20/88
01/04/88
01/04/88
01/18/89
01/18/89
04/28/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
08/03/89
08/03/89
08/03/89
08/03/89
11/06/89
11/06/89
11/06/89
11/06/89
11/06/89
10/11/89
10/11/89
11/14/89
11/14/89
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
. N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
~ -
AC''.
Ace
Ace
Ace
Ace
Ace
Aec
Ace
A.CC
Ac _
Ace
Aec
Ace
Ace
Ace
--3 tO
"- :. r " o
333 tO
ASS tO
33S tO
ess to
3o3 tO
i'SS tO
ess to
sss to
5S3 tO
J-.'S tO
3--SS tO
e-s to
£-5S tO
ess to
Access to
SCRATCHED
SCR
ATCHED
SCRATCHED
SCRATCHED
EPA64
EPA64
EPA72
EPA72
EPA72
EPA72
EPA72
EPA72
EPA72
EPQ72
EPA72
EPA72
EPA64
EPA64
EPA72
EPA72
EPA64
-^
"" '*£*£
3/91
3/91
3/91
3/91
---
-^ --'
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ECOLOGY .?< ENVIRONMENT, IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
EPA
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED, RPR COMMENTS
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
162230
186451
186460
186463
186495
186521
186541
186542
186585
186756
186771
186771
186772
186773
186774
186776
186777
186778
CONNECTORS , CASCADE
CONNECTORS , CASCADE
LENS , 50MM
LENS, 70-210 ZOOM
LENS, 50MM
LENS , 50MM
LENS, 50MM
CABLE, 12V BATTERY
RETRACT TIP/DRIVE EX
PRINTER, COMPUTER
ISOTHERMAL OVEN
AUTO SAMPLER
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AR SAMPLING
CHARGER, AIR SAMPLIN
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
CHARGER, AIR SAMPLIN
CAMERA. LENS, ZOOM
Cyiinaer , Air
VOICE GUN, MEGAPHONE
DESK
DESK
DESK
DESK, SECRETARIAL
BOOKCASE
FILE CABINET
FILE, CABINET
SCBA
SCBA
DESK, EXECUTIVE
CHAIR, SIDE, W/ARMS
CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
BOOKCASE
FILE CABINET
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
VICTOR
VICTOR
NIKON
PROMASTER
NIKON
NIKON
NIKON
COLUMBIA SCIENT
AMS
COMPAQ
PHOTOVAC
SCINTEX
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
TOKINA
UNKNOWN
MSA
MSA
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
MSA
MSA
MSA
11/14/89
11/14/89
12/21/89
12/21/89
12/21/89
12/14/89
12/14/89
02/09/90
05/24/90
09/27/90
04/11/88
07/05/88
01/20/89
01/20/89
01/20/89
01/20/89
01/20/89
01/20/89
12/23/88
12/23/88
12/23/88
12/23/88
12/23/88
12/23/88
07/02/87
07/31/92
11/01/84
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
11/01/84
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
. N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Acce
not
nO1 1
part
part
part
part
part
part
part
part
part
part
par-.
not
not
miss
ss to EPA72
found
r'ound
of 691699
of 691699
of 691699
of 691699
of 691699
of 691699
of set 691
of 691690
of 691690
of 691690
of 691690
"^
found
found
ing hose
original decal
not
not
T^
found
found
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ECOLOGY 2, ENVIRONMENT, IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
EPA
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
136780
186786
186792
136793
186795
186796
186799
186800
190402
192451
192466
192469
1 9279 1
192393
192907
192909
192910
192912
192917
192921
192922
192931
192936
1929^4
192547
192955
192953
192959
196108
196110
197301
197302
197303
197304
197307
197308
197309
197313
197314
197328
197330
197332
197333
197334
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
TYPEWRITER
CYLINDERS, SCBA
CYLINDERS, SCBA
CYLINDERS, SCBA
CYLINDERS, SCBA
CAMERA, INSTAMATIC
READER, MICROFICHE
STOOL, DRAFTING
HYDROGEN CYLINDER
Projector Carousel
Projection Screen
Binding Machine, Com
Bookcase
Bookcase
FILE, CABINET
FILE, CABINET
DESK
DESK
Bookcase
Bookcase
TABLE, CONFERENCE
DESK
FILE, JA3INET
DESK, SECRETARIAL
Bookcase
WORK CENTER, SECRETA
CHAIR, SECRETARIAL
DESK, TECHNICAL
DESK, TECHNICAL
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
ORGANIC VAPOR ANALYZ
PID ANALYZER, HNU
PROBE, 11 . 7 EV, HNU
EXPLOSIMETER/02 METE
EXPLOSIMETER/02 METE
BINOCULARS
DESK, TECHNICAL
BOOKCASE
CABINET, FILING
CHAIR, SIDE, W/ARMS
MSA
IBM
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
POLAROID
MICRODESGN
BIG 3 IND
HON
HON
HON
HON
ANDERSON HICKEY
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
FOXBORO
HNU
HNU
DRAEGER
DRAEGER
SEARS
11/20/82
11/06/82
12/02/82
12/02/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
12/06/83
01/06/84
01/06/84
12/28/83
12/28/83
12/08/83
12/08/83
12/28/83
12/28/83
01/06/84
12/08/83
12/28/83
01/06/84
12/28/83
06/21/84
06/21/84
07/12/83
07/01/83
11/06/82
11/20/82
11/06/82
11/20/82
12/02/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
12/02/82
11/20/82
12/02/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
-. v t, -s :;
fibers,VA
wtex fibers,VA
not f^und
THERM.DESORB.*1
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ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
EPA tt
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
I?7 "5 DESK. TECHNICAL
197-336 CHAIR. DESK (SWIVEL,
."'7327 BOOKCASE
333 CHAIR, SIDE, W/ARMS
197339 BOOKCASE
197340 CHAIR, SIDE, W/ARMS
197341 CABINET, FILING
197342 DESK, TECHNICAL
197343 CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
197344 300KCASE
197346 CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
197243 DESK.. TECHNICAL
197349 CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
1 ?7250 BOOKCASE
197351 CHAIR, SIDE, W/ARMS
197353 CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
197354 BOOKCASE
197355 CHAIR, SIDE, W/ARMS
197356 CABINET, FILING
197359 CHAIR, SECRETARIAL
197362 PUMP, AIR SAMPLING ( MSA
197364 RACK, COAT
197365 CYLINDERS, SCBA MSA
1 ?~366 CYLINDERS, SCBA MSA
.L97367 CYLINDERS, SCBA
197366 CYLINDERS, SCBA
197369 CYLINDERS, SCBA
197370 CYLINDERS, SCBA
1973:
CYLINDERS, SCBA
197372 CYLINDERS, SCBA
197374 CYLINDERS, SCBA
197376 CYLINDERS, SCBA
197377 KIT, FIRST AID, ZEE
197383 TOOLS W/TOOLBOX
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
ZEE
SEARS
197384 DESORBER, PROGRAMMED FOXBORO
197386 CONDUCTIVITY METER YSI
197733 CYLINDER, SCBA, ULTR MSA
197734 CYLINDER, SC8A, ULTR MSA
313538 VEHICLE, SUBURBAN, 1 CHEVROLET
313556 MONITOR, HEATSTRESS MARSH ELEC
313557 MONITOR, HEATSTRESS MARSH ELEC
313558 MONITOR, HEATSTRESS MARSH ELEC
313565 REFRIGERATOR FRIGIDAIRE
313575 PID ANALYZER, HNU HNU
DATE
ACQUIRED Rg>_R COMMENTS
11/06/82 .N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/05/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82 N
11/06/82
12/02/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/06/82
11/20/82
11/06/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
12/02/82
12/02/82
12/02/82
12/02/82
11/20/82
08/01/84
08/01/84
07/01/84
07/01/84
07/01/84
07/01/84
05/01/84
08/01/84
N
' N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
ready to excess
Avtex fibers,VA
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ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
r'AGE
=LPA_.Jl
DESCRIPTION
PROBE, 11.7 EV
13577 PID ANALYZER., HNU
13f ~~ PROEE , 11 .7 EV
STATION, EYEWASH
MANUFACTURER
HNU
HNU
HNU
ENCCN
213582 CABINET, FLAMMABLE L SAFETY EQ
313583 STATION, EYEWASH ENCON
313584 CABINET, FLAMMABLE L SAFETY EQ
313590 METER. RADIATION (a) VICTOREEN
:13591 METER, RADIATION (a) VICTOREEN
313626 RECORDER, STRIP CHAR FOXBORO
313627 PACK, ISOTHERMAL, PO FOXBORO
OESORBER, PROGRAMMED FOXBORO
ORGANIC VAPOR ANALYZ FOXBORO
RECORDER, STRIP CHAR FOXBORO
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
313635
313636
313649
313659
313660
313661
313662
313663
313665
. ~, "? <~ i-^
- 1 .-. ,_
313663
313--86
313637
313697
313700
313701
313708
313709
313712
313713
313719
313748
313749
313774
313781
313782
313789
313790
313798
PACK, ISOTHERMAL, PO
DESOR3ER , PROGRAMMED
CYLINDERS, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
EXPLOSIMETER/02 METE
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCEA
EXPLOSIMETER/02 METE
PRINTER, SPINWRITER
PRINTER, SPINWRITER
COMPUTER, IBM PCXT
TOOLS U/TOOLBOX
CYLINDERS, SCBA
TOOLS U/TOOLBOX
BINOCULARS
CABINET, FILING, 5 D
CABINET, FILING, 5 D
TYPEWRITER ,SELECTRIC
TRACTOR FEED, BIDIRE
TRACTOR FEED, BIDIRE
KEYBOARD, COMPUTER
KEYBOARD, COMPUTER
KEYBOARD, COMPUTER
MONITOR, COMPUTER
MONITOR, COMPUTER
MODEM, W/CABLES
FOXBORO
FOXBORO
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
NEC
NEC
IBM
SEARS
MSA
SEARS
SEARS
BECKMAN
BECKMAN
IBM
IBM
KEYTRONICS
KEYTRONICS
AMDEK
AMDEK
HAYES
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
07/31/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/14/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
11/15/84
08/23/84
08/23/84
08/01/84
08/O1/84
08/01/84
06/24/85
06/18/85
08/01/84
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
ready to excess
ready to excess
ready to excess
sold GSA
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ECOLOGY a ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
EPA £
DESCRIPTION
2883 CYLINDERS, SCEA
MANUFACTURER
MSA
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
CALCULATOR, DESK TOP TEXAS INST
337362 5CBA
337364 SCBA
337366 30AT, 12-FOOT
337375 MANIFOLD, AIR
339204 PROBE, 11.7 EV,
339299 PH METER
HNU
MSA
MSA
MSA
SEARS
VICTOR
HNU
CORNING
465700 TABLE, WORK COX OFFICE
465720 Slide Developing Uni
465722 UORK S'ATION, COMPUT CCX OFFICE
^65727 RADIATION DOSIMETER DOSIMETER CORP
723 RADIATION DOSIMETER DOSIMETER CORP
46
465741 FILE CABINET
465742
465743
466334
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
PID ANALYZER
466392 Lamp, Magnifying
603090 PRINTER
607881 PARTITION, FREE STAN
607332 PARTITION, FREE STAN
b07883 PARTI'ION, FREE STAN
t PARTITION, FREE STAN
HON
HON
HON
PHOTOVAC
PANASONIC
: 07335 STAND, TYPEWRITER
>07386 PARTITION, FREE STAN
>07887 PARTITION, FREE STAN
607388 PARTITION, FREE STAN
607889 PARTITION, FREE STAN
607890 PARTITION, FREE STAN
607891 DIVIDER, ROOM
607892 PARTITION, FREESTAND
607893 PARTITION, FREESTAND
607894 PARTITION, FREESTAND
607895 PARTITION,
607896 PARTITION,
607897 PARTITION,
607898 PARTITION,
607899 PARTITION,
FREESTAND
FREESTAND
FREESTAND
FREESTAND
FREESTAND
607900 PARTITION, FREESTAND
607901 BOARD, BULLETIN
607902 PARTITION, FREESTAND
t,07903 PARTITION, FREESTAND
607904 PARTITION, FREESTAND
08/01/84
11/16/84
09/18/84
09/18/84
09/18/84
10/29/84
10/24/84
02/01/84
12/01/83
06/05/85
09/18/85
01/10/86
05/08/86
05/08/86
12/22/86
12/22/86
12/22/86
05/11/87
12/09/86
12/04/92
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
09/12/84
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
09/11/84
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
12/02/82
OS/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
not found
not found
1021
-------
ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT, IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
EPA
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
-.07'--05 PARTITION, FREESTAND
-^07906 30ARD, BULLETIN
': 07^0-3 PARTITION, FREESTAND
607909 PARTITION, FREESTAND
607910 DIVIDER, ROOM
607913 REGULATOR, CALI8RATI HNU
607925 EXTINGUISHER, FIRE
60792S CABLES, JUMPER
607928 SPOTLIGHT, ROOF, VEH UNITY
607929 KIT, DETECTOR TUBE
607930 KIT, DETECTOR TUBE
i.07^31 CHAIR, SIDE, W/0 ARM
-07932 CHAIR. SIDE, W/0 ARM
607933 CHAIR, SIDE, W/0 ARM
607934 CHAIR, SIDE, W/0 ARM
607935 CHAIR, SIDE, W/0 ARM
607936 CHAIR, SIDE, W/0 ARM
607937 CHAIR, SIDE, W/0 ARM
607938 CHAIR, SIDE, W/0 ARM
DRAEGER
DRAEGER
607939 CHAIR, SIDE, W/0 ARM
607940 CHAIR, SIDE, W/0 ARM
607941 CHAIR
6079.12 CHAIR
9-43 CHAIR, SID
SIDE, W/0 ARM
SIDE, W/0 ARM
U/0 ARM
607'=45
e07947
607948
607949
607950
607952
607953
607954
607955
607956
607957
607958
607959
607960
o07961
607962
607963
607964
607965
DESK. EXECUTIVE
DESK, EXECUTIVE
DESK (SWIVEL,
DESK (SWIVEL,
CHAIR
CHAIR
CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
TABLE, FOLDING, 8'
TABLE, FOLDING, 5'
TABLE, FOLDING, 8'
CABINET, FILING
CABINET, FILING
CHAIR, SECRETARIAL
CABINET, FILING
CABINET, FILING
CABINET, FILING
CABINET, SECURITY
CABINET, SECURITY
BOOKCASE
BOOKCASE
BOOKCASE
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
08/24/83 N.
11/01/34 N
08/24/83 N
08/24/83 N
04/08/86 N
02/01/84 N
01/01/01 N
11/20/82 N
07/13/84 N
12/02/82 N
11/20/82 N
09/11/84 N
09/11/84 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/33 N
09/11/84 N
09/11/84 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83
07/12/83
07/12/83
07/12/83
09/11/84
09/11/84
09/11/84
09/11/84
09/11/84
09/11/84
09/11/84
07/12/83
09/11/84
09/11/84
09/11/84
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
-------
ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
8
EPA
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
. 07^.o BOOKCASE
-.07~67 BOOKCASE
': 07^63 BOOKCASE
-07969 BOOKCASE
'-07970 BOOKCASE
607973 KIT, SOIL SAMPLING OAKFIELD
c 07974 KIT, SOIL SAMPLING OAKFIELD
i07~76 KIT, DILUTOR, OVA FOXBORO
508C22 CYLINDER, SCBA , ULTR MSA
o03023 CYLINDERS, SCSA
60S026 AUGER, HAND
WRENCH SET, SOCKET
:C302£ CHARGER, BATTERY
MSA
SEARS
"0 MSA
-OS041 INDICATOR, WATER LEV
<;08043 WINCH, VEHICLE RAMSEY
608049 LADDER, ALUMINUM
60S055 LENS, CAMERA SIGMA
t>08061 LENS, CAMERA SIGMA
608062 FLASH, SPEEDLITE RICOH
608063 BAG, CAMERA CPC
608065 LENS, CAMERA RICOH
608066 LENS, CAMERA SIGMA
608067 LENS, CAMERA SIGMA
:030o-3 FLASH, 5PEEDLITE RICOH
.OCOci BAG, CAMERA, ALUMINU SIGMA
-03070 DATABACK RICOH
-08071 LENS, CAMERA RICOH
=08072 LENS, CAMERA SIGMA
608085 CASE, RADIO CARRY MOTOROLA
608087 BOARD,
608088 BOARD,
608089 BOARD,
608090 BOARD,
608091 BOARD,
BULLETIN
BULLETIN
BULLETIN
BULLETIN
BULLETIN
STEMPLE
5TEMPLE
STEMPEL
GHENT
STEMPLE
608092 BOARD, BULLETIN STEMPEL
608093 ENCLOSURE, ACOUSTICA MICRO UNIV
608094 MULTIMETER, VOLTAGE MICRONTA
608096 HANDLIGHT, SAFETY KOEHLER
608097 RESPIRATOR,FF,CAN.-B MSA
608098 CASE, CARRYING, ALUM ADAPTA
608099 TRANSIT, POCKET BRUNTON
608103 RESPIRATOR,FF,CAN.-B MSA
608106 WINCH, VEHICLE SEARS
608107 LAMP, REVOLVING, VEH ARROW
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR. COMMENTS
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
12/02/82 N
11/20/82 N
12/02/82 N
10/17/85 N
07/31/84 N
10/11/83 N
10/22/84 N
12/02/82 N
12/02/82 N
07/13/84 N
07/01/85 N
03/19/86 N
03/19/86 N
03/19/86 N
not found
ready to excess
sold GSA
03/19/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
03/19/36
N
N
N
N
N
stolen
03/19/86 N
03/19/86 N
03/19/86 N
03/19/86 N
08/01/84 N
11/09/84 N
12/18/85 N
08/13/85 N
12/11/84 N
11/09/84 N
sold GSA
sold GSA
not found
08/13/85
01/14/84
05/15/85
07/11/84
07/31/84
07/18/84
07/11/84
07/31/84
07/16/84
07/16/84
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
not found
ready to excess
ready to excess
ready to excess
-------
ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
"OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
ASCRIPTION
-7PO
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR CJDMMENJS.
LIGHT, ROOF, vEH UNITY
_ :?!::< P:IT. FIRST AID, MSA
-::ilO EXTINGUISHER , FIRE HALPRIN
:031il CASE , -.CARRYING , ALUM ADAPTA
'..08112 REGULATOR, CALIBRATI HNU
t.08113 TANK, ALUM., HYDROGE
608115 EXTINGUISHER, FIRE HALPRIN
?08il6 KIT, SOIL SAMPLING GISCO
i-08121 "ABLE, PRINTER CAB-TEK
;03124 RESPIRATOR, ESCAPE, R08T . SHAW
508125 RESPIRATOR, FF,CAN.-B MSA
:CS127 RESPIRATOR ,FF , CAN. -3 MSA
;-OSi23 RESPIRATOR, FF , CAN. -B MSA
oOSijC MICROPHONE, REMOTE S MOTOROLA
e 06131 MICRO-HONE, REMOTE S MOTOROLA
-08132 ^ROBE, 2ETA (TO VICT VICTOREEN
608133 REGULATOR, CALIBRATI HNU
008134 PH METER HACH
608135 CONDUCTIVITY METER HACH
608137 BOARD, BULLETIN
608133 BOARD, BULLETIN
-L.08139 BOARD, BULLETIN
-rCai^O BOARD, BULLETIN
;:-:!,5 "'ESPIRATOR, ESCAPE.
-:^i4b RESPIRATOR, ESCAPE,
-03151 CONDUCTIVITY METER
--05152 FH METER
GHENT
AFCO
AFCO
AFCO
ROST. SHAW
ROBT. SHAW
HACH
HACH
PH ELECTRODE HACH
608154 PUMP, DETECTOR TUBE DRAEGER
608156 BOARD, BULLETIN AFCO
608157 MAPS, SET, TX COASTA SX DEPT
608158 EASEL WEB
608159 SCALE, DIGITAL ELECT SUNBEAM
608160 TABLE, FOLDING, 5'
608161 WORKCENTER, COMPUTER CAB-TEK
608162 CABINET, SECURITY
603163 CABINET, SECURITY
608164 BOOKCASE
608165 ENCLOSURE, ACOUSTICA MICRO UNIV
608173 KIT, FIRST AID, ZEE ZEE
608174 EXTINGUISHER, FIRE AMEREX
=08175 EXTINGUISHER, FIRE AMEREX
o08176 KIT, DRUM TRANSFER
608178 SPRAYER, COMPRESSED SEARS
07/16/84
07/31/84
07/07/84
07/18/84
08/01/84
09/27/84
07/07/84
07/11/84
12/26/84
07/11/84
07/31/84
07/31/84
07/31/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
07/11/84
07/11/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
07/07/34
07/07/84
07/11/84
07/11/84
04/10/86
07/11/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
10/25/84
09/18/84
08/31/84
04/10/85
08/31/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
12/23/84
07/31/84
07/11/84
07/11/84
07/11/84
08/21/84
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
"<
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
ready to excess
not found
not found
not found
not found
lost in fire
lost in fire
not found
ready to excess
sold GSA
lost in fire
not found
ready to excess
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ECOLOGY 2, ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
10
EPA rr
DESCRIPTION
..0817? SPRAYER, COMPRESSED
.-03134 i-.IT, SOIL SAMPLING
.-OG185 HANDLI2HT, SAFETY
o08136 HORN, AIR, WARNING D
608167 BOARD, MARK 'N WIPE
609671 LENS, CAMERA
-.09672 BAG, CAMERA
609673 SAG, CAMERA
609674 DATABACK
MANUFACTURER
SEARS
GISCO?
KOEHLER
=09712 TABLE, COMPUTER
609713 TABLE, PRINTER
.09714 CHAIR. COMPUTER
;lC2t5 PROBE, 10.2EV
: 1 : 2 '; 9 CHARGER , 3ATTERY
HN
QUARTET
SIGMA
CPC
UNKNOWN
RICOH
0'SULLIVAN
0'SULLIVAN
HNU
HNU
610270 CASE, LEATHER, RADIO MOTOROLA
61C271 CASE, LEATHER, RADIO MOTOROLA
olC272 CHARGE.-, CB BATTERY, MOTOROLA
610273 CHARGER, CB BATTERY, MOTOROLA
610274 PROBE, 10.2 EV HNU
610275 CHARGER, BATTERY, HN HNU
610276 PROBE, 10.2 EV , HNU HNU
610277 CHARGER, BATTERY, HN HNU
61 0273 CALCULATOR, PRINTING SHARP
__C27'": ::;'UMP , IETECTCR TUBE DRAEGER
C C '~
cr c; -3
610560
61C562
610563
PROBE, 10.2 EV . HNU HNU
CHARGER, BATTERY , HN HNU
REGULATOR, CALIBRATI HNU
BOOKCASE
KIT, CALIBRATION, 26 MSA
610777 POWERSTRIP, SURGE PR
610794 FILE CABINET
610795 FILE CABINET
610796 FILE CABINET
610797 FILE CABINET
610798
610799
blOSOO
611622
611630
-11635
611636
611638
611643
611647
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
Lamp, Drafting
REGULATOR TESTER
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
DESK, REGULAR
BOOKCASE
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
MSA
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR
08/21/84 N
07/11/84 N
07/11/84 N
11/26/84 N
:CMMENTS
to excess
08/14/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
11/01/84
03/19/86
02/18/86
02/18/86
02/18/86
08/01/84
08/01/84
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
so id
sold
sold
not
not
GSA
GSA
GSA
~ound
f :>und
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
N
N
N
N
N
08/01/84 N
02/01/84 ' N
02/01/84 N
01/01/01 N
07/11/84 N
lost in fire
lost in fire
lost in fire
lost in fire
rea-_y to excess
to excess
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
08/31/84
08/01/84
N
N
N
N
N
11/13/86 N
10/21/85 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
07/12/83 N
12/09/86 N
06/01/87 N
-ransfer to Chi
Avtr-x fibers,VA
not found
not found
07/02/87
07/02/87
07/02/87
07/02/87
07/02/87
N
N
N
N
N
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ECOLOGY S, ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
11
EPA
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
HON
HON
HON
HON
PLANHOLD
PLANHOLD
-lie43 TABLE, iJORK
-11657 CHAIR, DESK
-11153 CHAIR. DESK
? 11659 CHAIR, DESK
611662 TABLE, DRAFTING
611663 TABLE, DRAFTING
611667 Lamp, Drafting
611663 Lamp, Drafting
611669 Lettering System
511671 CAMERA 35MM MINOLTA
611674 Drafting Light Box
:^55C1 TAPE RECORDER, MICRO REALISTIC
~45502 CAMERA, INSTAMATIC ANSCO
645502 DESK. REGULAR HON
645504 DESK, REGULAR
645505 DESK, REGULAR
645506 DESK, REGULAR
645507 DESK, REGULAR
645508 DESK, SECRETARIAL
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
07/02/87 N
07/02/87 N
07/02/87 N
07/02/87 N
07/06/87
07/06/87
07/06/87
07/06/87
07/06/87
07/02/87
07/27/87
04/16/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
found
645509
645510
645511
'-45312
-+5513
CHAIR,
CHAIR,
CHAIR ,
CHAIR,
CALL
DESK
DESK
DESK
DESK
MOR,
>KTOP
-. VIZI TABLE . TYPING
c-i3515 DESK. REGULAR
o45516 BOOKCASE
-45517 CHAIR, DESK
645513 COOLING VEST
645519
645520
645521
645522
645523
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
645524 VEHICLE, CARGO VAN,
645525 TABLE, WORK
645526 TABLE, WORK
645527 CHAIR, DESK
645528 CHAIR, DESK
645529 CHAIR, DESK
645530 DESK, REGULAR
645531 DESK, REGULAR
o45532 DESK, REGULAR
645533 FILE CABINET
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
CANON
TIFFANY
HON
HON
HON
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
CHEVROLET
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
05/18/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
03/10/37
06/09/87
07/09/87
07/09/87
07/09/87
08/05/87
08/05/87
08/05/87
08/05/87
08/05/87
08/05/87
06/03/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/O8/87
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
I002A
10012
I002E
IOC 1C
E050
E051
E052
E053
E054
E055
F001
not ~ound
I009C
I007A
IOOSA
I009D
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ECOLOGY 1 ENVIRONMENT, IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
-AGE
12
DESCRIPTION
4::3:4 FILE CABINET
-T523 FILE CABINET
4^:7; BOOKCASE
45537 BOOKCASE
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
:-455C5 BOOKCASE
645539 RADIATION
645540 RADIATION
645541 RADIATION
645542 RADIATION
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
-45543 TABLE, CONFERENCE
045544 TABLE, DRAFTING
:4T~.-15 DESK, REGULAR
-.-45346 DESK, REGULAR
o45547 BOOKCASE
645343 CHAIR, DESK
645549 CHAIR. DESK
045550 FILE CABINET
645551 FILE CABINET, 2~DR
645532 FILE CABINET
645553 BINOCULARS
645554 BINOCULARS
o45555 BINOCULARS
.-45556 BINOCULARS
. -C353 TABLE . rYPING
FILE CABINET
DESK , REGULAR
TABLE, WORK
CHAIR, DESK
TRANSIT, POCKET
: 4 .j r.
o45562
645563
645564 TRANSIT, POCKET
645566 TRANSIT, POCKET
645567 TRANSIT, POCKET
645568 CHAIR, SIDE
645569 CHAIR, SIDE
645570 CHAIR, SIDE
645571 CHAIR, SIDE
645572 CHAIR, SIDE
645573 CHAIR, SIDE
645574 CHAIR, SIDE
o45575 CHAIR, SIDE
645576 CHAIR, DRAFTING
645577 PID ANALYZER, HNU
645578 PID ANALYZER, PHOTOV PHOTOVAC
b45579 ORGANIC VAPOR ANALYZ FOXBORO
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
"SE INTERNATIONA
SE INTERNATIONA
SE INTERNATIONA
SE INT'L
COX OFFICE
COX OFFICE
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
SEARS
SEARS
SEARS
SEARS
TIFFANY
HON
HON
HON
HON
BRUNTON
BRUNTON
BRUNTON
BRUNTON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HNU SYSTEMS
PHOTOVAC
FOXBORO
09/03/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/09/87
09/09/87
09/09/87
09/09/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/06/87
10/06/87
10/06/37
10/06/87
10/20/37
10/20/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
10/28/87
10/28/87
10/28/87
10/28/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
12/04/87
12/03/87
12/04/87
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
I oo. '.':
D002
D002
DOC 4
D005
I007c
I007C
H003
H004
HOC 5
H006
DO 10
D014
D013
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ECOLOGY :, ENVIRONMENT. INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
-'AGE
13
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
VEHICLE, 4WD PICKUP, CHEVROLET
,:Ei-ICLE, M IN IVAN, 19 PLYMOUTH
VEHICLE, 4WD SUBURBA CHEVROLET
COMPASS BRUNTON
06/26/91 N
07/22/91 N
08/06/91 N
10/10/91 N
..o- _' 0.5 A
:o.;; 2SA
: - .': CC-A
:45fS9 CAP, PICKUP TRUCK
;.45590 WINCH, VEHICLE
:455~C TELEPHONE, CELLULAR
>45594 TELEPHONE, CELLULAR
"ELEPHONE, CELLULAR
ARE
RAMSEY
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
01/03/92
01/07/92
01/30/92
02/04/92
02/04/92
N
N
N
N
N
'PHONE , CELLULAR MOTOROLA
02/04/92 N
:?7 COMPUTER INTERFACE C MOTOROLA 02/04/92 N
'?-5 MONITOR, RADIATION A S.E. INTERNATIO 05/20/92 N
:°9 C'RIN~ER PANASONIC 05/27/92 N
,00 MCNI'OX, HC.N BAYER DIAGNOSTI 06/01/92 N
ready to excess
on the geoprobe
o 4. 5 601
645603
-4 5 60 4
645605
645606
645603
64560?
-45610
- 4561 1
- - - - - -
- 4 5 ± J_ 7:
o456 20
': 4 1 ;. £.\z-
645627
6 4 5 6 2 3
645631
645632
645635
645636
645637
645633
645639
645641
645642
645643
645644
645645
645646
645647
645648
COMPAQ LTE 386
TRANSIT
TELEPHONE, CELLULAR
TELEPHONE , CELLULAR
CARRYING CASE , HNU
BATTERY CHARGER , HNU
CABLE, BATT . CH . ADA
REGULATOR , HNU
MONITTX, H2S
APR.. ,-OUERED, ^AC.'-.L
APR, POWERED, RACAL
"ELEPHONE, MOBILE UN
CHAIR, SIDE
PHOSGENE DETECTOR, M
HCN DETECTOR, MONITO
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
CAMERA, 35 MM
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
MOTORIZED CATHEAD HO
TABLE, TYPING
MACHINE STAND
CHAIR, SIDE
CHAIR, SIDE
CHAIR, SIDE
CHAIR, SIDE
CHAIR, SIDE
CHAIR, SIDE
COMPAQ
TOPCON
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
HNU SYSTEMS
HNU SYSTEMS
HNU SYSTEMS
HNU SYSTEMS
MDA
RACAL
RACAL
MOTOROLA
UNITED
MDA
MDA
HON
HON
NIKON
HON
HON
HON
MOBILE DRILLING
TAYLOR OFFICE
TAYLOR OFFICE
TAYLOR OFFICE
TAYLOR OFFICE
TAYLOR OFFICE
TAYLOR OFFICE
TAYLOR OFFICE
TAYLOR OFFICE
06/04/92
12/19/90
12/20/90
12/20/90
12/28/87
12/28/87
12/28/87
12/28/87
12/18/87
12/23/87
12/28/87
11/23/87
05/19/87
02/04/88
01/18/88
07/25/88
07/25/88
01/18/89
12/21/88
12/21/88
01/17/89
04/28/89
02/11/87
02/11/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
DO 120
ready to excess
reaav to excess
not "
I009E
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ECOLOGY S ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
14
DESCRIPTION
CHAIR, SIDE
HAIR, SIDE
.-"::i "ABLE. CONFERENCE
: ->5652 TA3LE , END
;45652 BOOKSHELF
o45654 BOOKSHELF
645655 PRINTER STAND
64565-0 TABLE, COMPUTER
o45657 DESK, REGULAR
64565S DESK
645659 DESK
;>56.O DESK
.-rCoci CESK,
REGULAR
REGULAR
REGULAR
REGULAR
-4U.662 DESK, SECRETARY
-45663 CREDENZA
045664 CHAIR, DESK
645o65 CHAIR, DESK
6456oo CHAIR, DESK
645667 CHAIR, DESK
645668 CHAIR, DESK
t 45669 CHAIR,
'-45670 CHAIR,
:45=71 CHAIR,
:->'-. 72 ~1LE ;A
. ':-7? FILE CABINET
';45674 FILE CABINET
': 45675 FILE CABINET
: 45676 FILE CABINET
645677 FILE CABINET
645678 FILE CABINET
645679 BOOKCASE
645630 BOOKCASE
SIDE
SIDE
SECRETARIAL
645681
645682
BOOKCASE
BOOKCASE
645633 BOOKCASE
645684 BOOKCASE
645685 BOOKCASE
645686 BOOKCASE
MANUFACTURER
TAYLOR OFFICE
TAYLOR OFFICE
JASPER
TAYLOR
EDSEL
EDSEL
3EVIS
BEVIS
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HCN
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
02/02/87 N
02/02/87 N
02/02/87 N
02/02/87 N
02/02/87 N I006E
02/02/87 N I007E
02/02/87 N
02/02/87 N
02/02/87 N
>45637 MICROCASSETTE RECORD SONY
645688 CHAIR, SIDE
645689 CHAIR, SIDE
o45691 DESK, REGULAR
645692 DESK, REGULAR
&4S693 FILE CABINET
UNITED
UNITED
HON
HON
HON
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
07/20/87
05/19/87
05/19/87
05/07/87
05/07/87
05/07/87
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
IOOSD
I010B
I009A
I008E
I009E
I010A
not found
AS--" -
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ECOLOGY 1 ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
15
DESCRIPTION
4 TILE CABINET
'3 CHAIR. SECRETARIAL
>- EOOKCASE
?7 BOOKCASE
: 4'7-698 CREDENZA
645699 TABLE, DRAFTING
645700 LAMP, DRAFTING
643~01 CHAIR, DESK
643702 CHAIR, DESK
645705 PID ANALYZER, HNU
-45706 PROBE, 10.2 EV
r.d57C- 2INOCULARS
. .5710 PROBE. 11.7 EV
.-45711 OZ5K , SECRETARIAL
b45712
643712
645710
645714
645715
GENERATOR, ELECTRIC
CAMERA
CREDENZA
TABLE, CONFERENCE
FILE CABINET
645716 FILE CABINET
645717 FILE CABINET
=45713 FILE CABINET
64571? DESK. REGULAR
. .:"lj 01 £K. REGULAR
:-r:~21 CES-K, REGULAR
:-4^22 L'ESK . REGULAR
i45723 EOOKCASE
645724 BOOKCASE
645725 BOOKCASE
645726 BOOKCASE
645727 TABLE, WORK
645723 TABLE, FOLDING
645729 CHAIR, DESK
645730 CHAIR, DESK
645731 CHAIR, DESK
645732 CHAIR, SIDE
645773 CHAIR, SIDE
645734 CHAIR, SIDE
645735 CHAIR, SIDE
045736 CHAIR, SIDE
645707 CHAIR, SIDE
=45733 CHAIR, SIDE
645739 CHAIR, SIDE
645740 CHAIR, SIDE
MANUFACTURER
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
YARBERRY'S
YARBERRY 'S
TAYLOR
TAYLOR
HNU SYSTEMS
HNU SYSTEMS
UNKNOWN
HNU SYSTEMS
KADET
YAMAHA
VIVITAR
NATIONWIDE
3EVIS
HON'
HON
HON
HON
HON
HCN
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
05/07/87
05/07/87
05/07/87
05/07/87
03/12/87
05/13/87
05/13/87
06/09/87
06/09/87
12/28/87
12/28/87
01/01/88
12/28/87
02/05/37
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
ready to excess
ready to excess
ready to excess
ready to excess
01/02/91 N original decal
02/26/87 N
03/25/87 N
03/25/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
04/10/87 N
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ECOLOGY -i ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
16
AE.a__± DESCRIPTION
.~3~.r;. CHAIR. SIDE
- - :~--2 JNAIR . SIDE
-°~.-- CHAIR. :ESK
:^37-;3 FILE CABINET
-43746 FILE
645747 FILE
645743 FILE
645749 file
i45750 file
CABINET
CABINET
CABINET
cabinet
cabi net
6457'! DESK, REGULAR
.45732 DESK, REGULAR
:45733 DESK, REGULAR
:457.-; DESK, REGULAR
; 457:6 BOOKCASE
';.457:7 EOOKCASE
i45733 BOOKCASE
i43739 BOOKCASE
645760 BOOKCASE
645761 BOOKCASE
£45763 TABLE, FOLDING
645764 TABLE, WORK
-43765 CHAIR, SIDE
-457-i-c. CHAIR,
,-z~'i7 CHAIR.
DE
SIDE
SIDE
SIDE
_.43~cC< CHAIR,
^4576-J CHAIR.
-.437~0 CHAIR,
:-45771 CHAIR, SIDE
645772 CHAIR, SIDE
645773 CHAIR, SIDE
645774 CHAIR, SIDE
645775 CHAIR, DESK
645776 CHAIR, DESK
645777 CHAIR, DESK
MANUFACTURER
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
UNKNOWN
HON
HON
HON
HON
UNKNOWN
HON
HON
HON
HON
HCN
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR. COMMENTS
645773 CHAIR, DESK
645779 CHAIR
646239 COMPUTER, FIELD COMPAQ
646240 PRINTER, FIELD COMPU EPSON
646247 COMPUTER, FIELD COMPAQ
.-46243 PRINTER, FIELD COMPU EPSON
646249 COMPUTER, FIELD COMPAQ
646250 PRINTER, FIELD COMPU EPSON
646259 COMPUTER, FIELD COMPAQ
646262 PRINTER, FIELD COMPU EPSON
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
11/01/84
11/01/84
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
11/01/84
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
11/01/84
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/23/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
03/25/87
07/11/88
04/05/88
07/11/88
04/05/88
04/05/88
04/05/88
04/05/88
04/05/88
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
ioid GSA
I001D
I006D
03/25/87 N I007D
03/25/87 N I008C
03/25/87 N 10088
03/25/87 N
03/25/87 N
ready to excess
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ECOLOGY :. ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
17
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
- ^""2- r
--_. -
"?>>"
- ~ .' -^ -~>
C472c4
-47235
- "7 t; -* "7
=47513
--* ,.' ,_;' ,'
647320
S 5 -:=<=: 9
.-. t ("*, '
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- --OOS1
<:--0422
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o60433
';,60441
660456
bt>0457
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.~0"o2
T ; C- '-r -b :
--.04.-.-4
:b0465
ib0466
660467
660468
660469
660470
660472
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ECOLOGY 1 ENVIRONMENT, IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
18
DESCRIPTION
:HAIR
:HAIR
DESK-
DESK
HAIR, DESK
HAIR. DESK
:. 91639 CHAIR, DESK
691640 CHAIR, DESK
691641 CHAIR, DESK
691642 CHAIR, DESK
091643 TABLE, CONFERENCE
691653 BOOKCASE
-91634 FILE CABINET
-vi-:- 3.3 F:L_E CABINET
DOSIM
R
.691
-YPEWRITER
AIR SAMPLING
AIR SAMPLING
AIR SAMPLING
PACK
PACK
691^99 AIR SAMPLING KIT
.-5515 ROLATAPE
o95516 LEVEL/ROD
v-:;639i DESK, REGULAR
. : -:_ 3HAIR . 3ESK
:?;:"? FILE CABINET
^6394 500KCASE
69^3°5 PID ANALYZER, HNU
696397 PHOSGENE DETECTOR, M
MANUFACTURER
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
LIT
TENNSCO
HON
HON
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
SKC
SKC
SKC
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
691692 FLOW CALIBRATOR, ELE SKC
SKC
ROLATAPE CORP
LIETZ
GARDNER
GARDNER
GARDNER
HNU SYSTEMS
MDA
696400 VEHICLE, MINIVAN , 19 FORD
696401 TELEPHONE, MOBILE UN MOTOROLA
696405 PUMP, AIR SAMPLING SKC
696406 PUMP, AIR SAMPLING SKC
696407 PUMP, AIR SAMPLING SKC
696408 PUMP, AIR SAMPLING SKC
696409 PUMP, AIR SAMPLING SKC
696410 CHARGER, AUTOMATIC SKC
696411 FLOW METER, DIGITAL SKC
696413 FILE CABINET CARROLL'S
696414 FILE CABINET CARROLL'S
:96415 XRF ANALYSIS SYSTEM PHOTOVAC
596418 APR, POWERED, RACAL RACAL
-=96419 APR, POWERED, RACAL RACAL
696420 XRF PROBE, DUAL SOUR COLUMBIA SCIENT 02/15/89
b96421 PROBE DISTRIBUTION B COLUMBIA SCIENT 02/15/89
03/14/88
03/14/88
03/14/88
03/14/88
03/14/88
03/14/88
03/14/88
03/14/88
03/14/88
06/08/83
06/08/88
06/08/88
06/30/88
06/30/88
08/17/89
12/23/88
12/23/88
12/23/88
12/23/88
01/20/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
12/09/87
12/09/37
12/09/87
12/09/87
01/04/88
02/04/88
05/19/87
11/23/87
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
09/26/88
09/26/88
08/05/88
12/28/87
12/28/87
02/15/89
02/15/89
r\
N
i <
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
.N
M
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N not found
N
N
N
N
N
N ready to excess
N
N lost in fire
N G008 ;^K
N D008C "Vu
N not found ';
N D006A
N D0068 "-
N D006D
N D0098 .'I
N DO 09 A
N
N -"'
N D034
N
N _
N
N D030A
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ECOLOGY 3. ENVIRONMENT, IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
19
EPA
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
-9 44 2 2
;96423
; 56425
c 96 426
'.96427
69642S
696429
696431
696432
696433
696434
696433
. 9 6 4 3 6
o 96 4 37
e-96433
-9643°
696440
696441
696442
696443
696444
6v644 5
b96447
. 96443
"^ <- 4 ^ '-v
. --6450
v3A4 c, '
696452
696453
696454
696455
696456
696457
696453
696459
696460
696461
696462
696463
696464
696465
696468
696469
696470
PH METER. PEN
PH METER , PEN
PUMP. AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
CALIBRATOR, LOU FLOW
CONDUCTIVITY METER
RELATIVE HUMIDITY ME
CYLINDER, AIR
SELF-CONTAINED 3REAT
CYLINDER, AIR
SELF-CONTAINED 8REAT
CYLINDER, AIR
SELF-CONTAINED 8REAT
SIEVE £ET
SURFACE LIGHT/ELEMEN
MAGNETIC CABLE LOCAT
INDUCTIVE SIGNAL CLA
RANDOM AEROSOL MONIT
LETTERING MACHINE
APR, POWERED
APR, POWERED
'_IYEL.-.OP, FIEERGLAS
PLANIV.ETER
HESK
DESK
DESK
CHAIR
CHAIR
CHAIR
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
PYROMETER , INFRARED
KIT, AIR SAMPLING
CALIBRATOR, LOW FLOW
CASE, CALIBRATOR CAR
PERS. AEROSOL MONITO
PH METER, PEN
RELATIVE HUMIDITY ME
WIND SPEED INDICATOR
VEHICLE, BLAZER 4X4,
NESTER
MESTER
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
NESTER
NESTER
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
ATM
COLUMBIA SCIENT
SCHONSTEDT
SCHONSTEDT
MIE
MAX LETREX
RACAL
RACAL
LIETZ
KOIZUMI
HON
HON
HON
SATURN
SATURN
SATURN
HON
HON
HON
OMEGA ENGINEERI
SKC
SKC
SKC
MIE
NESTER
NESTER
AIR GUIDE
CHEVROLET
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/20/89
07/20/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/28/89
08/02/89
08/07/89
08/07/39
08/04/89
08/11/89
08/16/89
08/16/89
08/16/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/39
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/24/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/18/89
07/18/89
07/18/89
07/18/89
06/16/89
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
ready to excess
ready to excess
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ECOLOGY 1 ENVIRONMENT. INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
20
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
TV/- _17-
" T *-f / _
- :---"?
- ;V- '-" '
-' '- '4 , ~>
i 56476
.'- 3 ,C - > "?
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69647?
: ? 6 4 3 0
; v . 4 £ i
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696483
696489
t. 96 490
6964':''1
696492
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, :- -";
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696500
696501
696502
696503
696504
6 96506
696507
i 96 508
696509
696510
69651 1
696512
696513
696514
696517
SIEVE
SIEVE
SIEVE
3 IEV~
c- 1 EVE
SIEVE
SIEVE
SIEVE
BOOKCASE
BOOKCASE
fCEA, ULTRALITE II
SC3A . 'JLTRALITE II
£CEA. wLTRALITE II
LEVEL/'ROD
EAILER
LETTEREX
APR, ,-OWERED, FACEPI
APR, POWERED, FACEPI
APR , POWERED , TURBO
APR , POWERED , TURBO
LOCATOR, MAGNETIC &
BAILER
TRIPOD
DESK
EMERGENCY LIFE £UPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
TOOL KIT, NON-SPARKI
PYROMETER, INFRARED
OXYGEN INHALATOR/RES
FIRST AID KIT
BAILER, STAINLESS ST
BAILER, STAINLESS ST
LIGHT METER
SOIL SAMPLING KIT
PYROMETER , INFRARED
STAND, TYPEWRITER
STAND, TYPEWRITER
STAND, TYPEWRITER
AIR-PURIFYING RESP . ,
BRAINARD KILMAN
8RAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
HON
HON
MSA
MSA
MSA
LEITZ
NORTON
UNKNOWN
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
SCHONSTEDT
NORWELL
WOODS
HON
I.S.I.
I.S.I.
I.S.I.
HON
HON
HON
HON
BERYLCO
OMEGA ENGINEERI
UNITED OXYGEN E
NORTH
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
UNKNOWN
ARTS MFG & SUPP
OMEGA ENGINEERI
0 'SULLIVAN
0 'SULLIVAN
0 'SULLIVAN
RACAL
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/28/89
07/23/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
08/15/39
08/15/89
08/01/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/04/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
03/08/89
09/18/89
09/18/89
09/13/89
08/23/89
08/23/89
08/23/89
08/23/89
08/16/89
08/28/89
09/26/89
10/06/89
10/13/89
10/13/89
11/01/89
11/06/89
08/15/89
08/17/89
08/17/89
08/17/89
08/15/89
!" '
N
,-'-,'
i\
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
V 1
1 'i
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N 1
i N
N
N
j
i <
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
not found
not found
.-
ready to excess
-------
ICCLOGY 1 ENVIRONMENT, IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
"OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
21
~D_i r
.;;: - .'
' ' . _ '~
- n '~ -~i -
' ~ O O _
: -' "2 ^- _ j
i 96324
- V b c _' ':.
: ": 52;
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- 7; .1 ~ ~ "
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696612
>-,-, ; ~
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'">- ' "
' '. . 1 '-
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- ;
: :: _
^ '.'':: O__ j
6 ?c-624
696625
696626
696627
096628
696630
-' ' -" C" O ^ i.
696632
;- '5 *-- *^, ^ ^
696634
696635
c 96b36
;?6637
c-96e>39
. T-6640
696641
DESCRIPTION
-: I." -PURIFYING RZSP . .
AI^-PURIFYING F.ESP . .
MR-PURIFYING FESP.
.MR-PURIFYING RESP. .
AIR-PURIFYING F.ESP. ,
AIR-PURIFYING RESP . ,
AIR-PURIFYING RESP.,
.MR-PURIFYING RESP. ,
AIR-PURIFYING RESP.,
MR-°URIFYING RESP. ,
LETTERING MACHINE
.-: -c-.-,c,-:! 'lONI^C- °CR
'--'INTER, DATA LOGGER
IRILL RIG, MOBILE
RADIO, TWO-WAY
RADIO, TWO-WAY
CHAIR, SIDE
CHAIR, SIDE
LAB KIT, PID
VIDE- RECORDER VHS
HCN DETECTOR, MONITO
PHOSGENE DETECTOR, M
MONITCX, PHOSGENE
..'-.: I ~ ATI 0 rl '' IT. H 2 5
' ' " ~- ~ v ^ P^ .i f f) F' '-JTM
.^A'5 ;E:NERATCR, PHOSG
TRIPOD, CAMERA
TRIPOD, CAMERA
PSYCHROMETER
LIGHT BOX, DRAFTING
FILE CABINET
CABINET, STORAGE
APR , POWERED , RACAL
MONITOX, H2S
SOAT, FIBERGLASS
AUGER, BUCKET
FILE CABINET
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
CHARGER, AUTOMATIC
FLOW METER, DIGITAL
FILE CABINET
MANUFACTURER
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
MAX LETREX
M IE
OK I DAT A
MOBILE DRILLING
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
HON
HON
NCP ANALYTICAL
RCA
MDA
MDA
MDA
MDA
MDA
MDA
SEARS
SEARS
BACHARACH
STACOR
HON
TENNESCO
RACAL
MDA
DOLPHIN
AMS
COX
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
HON
DATE
ACQUIRED
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
03/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/39
08/11/39
r\f} / i A /QQ
^J O / i.*-r/ O /
08/14/89
01/04/33
01/02/88
01/02/38
11/23/87
11/23/87
01/29/88
OO/O^/^'^
W ^ / \J v / -3 O
01/13/38
02/04/33
12/18/87
' -^ ,' 1 x / x ~?
03/22/83
01/12/83
04/04/88
04/04/83
03/23/88
11/19/87
04/04/88
11/02/87
12/23/87
12/18/87
04/08/88
04/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/03/88
RPR
< i.
,' j
* !
M
* 1
N
N
N
N
.N
N
M
1 ^
N
;"(
N
N
" I
I '-i
N
N
N
' N
N
N
,-J '
>.
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
COMMENTS
transfer to
transfer to
transfer to
8001
G001
G003
D014A
D02S
Avtex fibers
B002
not found
D007A
D007C
D007E
D008E
D009H
D009G
San
San
San
..J*""-'^1
,VA
_-
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ECOLOGY l; ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
22
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
;,.0
: _ _ 4 J
: 96 -046
- 'r 6 o 4 7
- ? '. . -; 3
-96649
- :'6650
-f-=o51
;- ~' T - - _
- "'; . - J
: "': . : 4
- r' - '- - 3
. -_ - - :
i-96637
- re 65 3
o96b59
696660
- feo61
U96662
696663
-. r-cc-i 5
'" - " 2
:..- ...7
: ::!-. c-c-6
: ':--_ i-69
'-96 6 70
- 96672
£96676
696677
696673
696679
o96680
696681
696682
::; 633
b96634
_ 96-635
o 96686
: 966S9
-S9t-i90
-96691
c- '6692
:P.EDGE SAMPLER
"OOLT" G VE'-T
-CCLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
LIGHT METER
TRAILER, BOAT
i"OTOR. 'ROLLING
. QOLI:-:G VEST
COOLI.NG VEST
~r"OLT'''G VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
MAP FILE
MICRCl-JAVE OVEN
AIR SAMPLER, HI-VOLU
.- :' '" "^..MC'I ~~ "!" \>Q', 'J
A I F: S AMPLER. HI- V 0 L U
AIR -:.-.MPLZR. HI-VOLU
AIR SAMPLER. HI-VOLU
PHOTOCOPIER
POWER STRIP, 6-OUTLE
FLOW METER, DIGITAL
CHARGER, AUTOMATIC
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
CASE, AIR SAMPLING K
SURGE PROTECTOR
CASE, FLOW METER
SURGE PROTECTOR
AIR SAMPLER, HI-VOLU
AIR SAMPLER, HI-VOLU
AIR SAMPLER, HI-VOLU
AIR SAMPLER, HI-VOLU
WILDCO
T! r DOVER
>. k_ V_r w^ W V U. . \
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
SEKONICS
SHORELINE
MINN KOTA
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVFR
J. L-, "w Ls W V L r\
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
MAYLINE
SHARP
GMW
GMW
GMW
GMW
GMW
MITA
ARCHER
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
UNKNOWN
SKC
UNKNOWN
GMW
GMW
GMW
GMW
06/06/88
O 7 / O 8 / c 3
\J / f \^ \J s <«.- -^
07/08/88
07/08/33
07/08/88
07/08/88
07/08/83
07/08/88
07/08/88
07/01/38
07/08/88
07/13/38
08/09/88
08/09/88
AQ/OQ /PS
W O / '*/ s / w U
08/09/88
08/09/88
08/09/83
08/09/88
08/09/88
08/11/88
04/12/83
08/26/88
03/26/33
C3/26/88
08/26/83
08/26/88
08/09/88
04/01/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/83
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/01/88
05/05/88
05/01/88
08/30/88
08/30/83
08/30/88
08/30/88
r 1
> I
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
1 M
N
f\l
N
N
N
' N
N
N
- 1
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
D033
FO56
U_ W *' '
£057
E058
E059
E060
not found
E062
E063
BOOS
B002A
E065
prQ66
._ -/ < > W
E067
E068
E068
E069
E070
ready to excess
sold GSA
D029
D009B ^5>vt
D009D :'f*r
D006C T:-.
D008A
D006E *'"
D008D
D007B . ^:-
D009E
i-*s£s~
D009F :-^~
not found
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ECOLOGY 3,- ENVIRONMENT. IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
23
Z.PA_...I DESCRIPTION
-:-v.~:- .-17. SAMPLER, HI-VOLU
:---: ZALANCE. TOP LOADING
. :- . ; . MNEP.ATOR , ZL.ECTP.IC
-96C-3 HAND "RUCK, 2-WHEEL
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
GMU
AMERICAN SCI .
YAMAHA
UNKNOWN
08/30/83
09/02/33
12/15/83
06/01/89
v i
N
V |
N
0031
.
AEROSOL MONIT MIE
METEOROLOGICAL STATI CAMPBELL
METEOROLOGICAL STATI CAMPBELL
CAMERA, VIDEO PANASONIC
RANDOM AEROSOL MONIT MIE
07/13/89 N
07/12/89 N
07/12/89 N
07/22/89 N
07/13/89 N
stolen
STOCK CART
GRAINGER
'ABLE, FOLDING 8' N/A
:-:LCR i METRIC G/V TES DRAEGER
rIE_:- MICROSCOPE SWIFT
^AGNET:METER EG&G
PUMP. AIR SAMPLING SKC
PUMP.. AIR SAMPLING SKC
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING SKC
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING SKC
69674? PUMP, AIR SAMPLING SKC
-96750 CALIBRATOR, LOW FLOW SKC
696751 CHARGER, AIR SAMPLER SKC
696752 VIDEO CASSETTE RECOR JVC
v:-^~: TV MONITOR/RECEIVER PANASONIC
;7TV ^EIS.'-'CGRAPH 3ISQN
11/03/83
08/01/85
07/26/39
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/39
07/17/89
07/22/39
07/22/89
', ,' X ( : l~j .' "j "?
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
."-~~~ -£ART:-i RESISTIVITY ME BISON
: f; : ~ I ; SOUNDING SYSTEM, OFF 5ISON
-.-<--:~ CYLINDER, COMPOSITE MSA
:9-755 CYLINDER, COMPOSITE MSA
_.?'c7T? CYLINDER, COMPOSITE MSA
696760 CYLINDER, COMPOSITE MSA
696761 CYLINDER, COMPOSITE MSA
696762 PROFILING RECORDER, GEOPHYS
696763 TRANSDUCER, SUBSURFA GEOPHYS
696764 VIDEO DISPLAY UNIT GEOPHYS
07/06/89 N
07/06/89 N
08/03/89 N
08/03/89 N
08/03/89 N
08/03/89
08/03/89
SURVEY 07/24/89
SURVEY 07/24/89
SURVEY 07/24/89
.-:267-:3 TRANSDUCER, SUBSURFA GEOPHYS. SURVEY 07/24/89
696766 MONITOR, COLOR TV SAMSUNG 07/24/89
;967i7 AIR SAMPLER, HI VOL ANDERSON 07/31/89
696763 AIR SAMPLER, HI VOL ANDERSON 07/31/89
696769 AIR SAMPLER, HI VOL ANDERSON 07/31/89
>96770 AIR SAMPLER, HI VOL ANDERSON
.96771 AIR SAMPLER, HI VOL ANDERSON
:.96772 AIR SAMPLER, HI VOL ANDERSON
:--'677C CALIBRATOR, HI VOL ANDERSON
>96774 CALIBRATOR, HI VOL ANDERSON
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
07/31/89 N
07/31/89 N
07/31/89 N
07/31/89 N
07/31/89 N
-------
ECOLOGY .1 ENVIRONMENT. INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
"OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
"AGE
24
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR
-'-- ~ CABINET . FLAMMABLES JUSTRITE
.-;.. - -.Ail I NET, r-LAMMABLcS JUSTRITc.
. '- lABiNE", FLAMMABLES JUSTRITE
..-77 3 EXPLCSINETER/02 METE DRAEGER
-7-C779 EXPLCSIMETER/02 METE CRAEGER
---790 RELATIVE HUMIDITY ME NESTER
:?67S1 RELATIVE HUMIDITY ME NESTER
- r- 752 MULTITE5T METER, ELE FLUKE
:'::c7S? SAMPLER, KEMMERER KEMMERER
. ':. ~r4 FLASH POINT TESTER PENSKY MARTEN
:-'-."":: ORGANIC VAPOR ANALYI FOXBORO
--:-~C6 CASCADE AIR LINE SYS MSA
. -:-.~37 CASCADE AIR LINE SYS MSA
.-.'"'3 LOCATOR, .MAGNETIC i SCHONSTEDT
-.?i 789 RADIATION MONITOR S.E. INT'L
->;790 RADIATION MONITOR S.E. INT'L
'..r'-.-r-'i SELF -CONTAINED ERE AT MSA
o96792 CYLINDER, COMPOSITE MSA
69t79S' SELF-CONTAINED BREAT MSA
_. ;-67?4 CYLINDER, COMPOSITE MSA
_9c795 TYPEWRITER, ELECTRIC IBM
o9£7-o TYPEl^ITER, ELECTRIC IBM
. "!o797 :HAI.~. CONFERENCE HON
- - ' " 1- CHAI7. . rONFETMNC'I HON
. . 7--7: -:HAI7. . CONFEREf'ICE HON
.':' :-0 CHAIR, CONFERENCE HON
-.oul :_HAIR. CONFERENCE HON
.-302 CHAIR, CONFERENCE HON
::-.S03 CHAIR, CONFERENCE HON
;-?6804 BOOKCASE HON
696SC5 BOOKCASE HON
o96806 BOOKCASE HON
696307 BOOKCASE HON
696803 BOOKCASE HON
696309 COLORIMETRIC G/V TES NATIONAL DRAGER
6?6310 CHAIR, CONFERENCE HON
'.:'t361 PRINTER KODAK
696362 PRINTER KODAK
v96863 PRINTER KODAK
=96864 PRINTER KODAK
;-96S65 PRINTER KODAK
?56366 PRINTER KODAK
c: r6367 PRINTER KODAK
3?6368 PRINTER KODAK
03/03/89
03/03/89
08/03/39
08/03/89
08/03/89
07/31/39
07/31/89
08/03/89
08/01/89
08/03/39
08/04/89
08/10/89
08/10/89
08/11/89
08/14/89
08/14/39
08/03/89
08/03/89
08/03/89
08/03/89
08/03/89
08/03/39
08/11/39
08/11. '3 ?
03/11/89
03/11/89
03/11/89
08/11/39
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/14/89
08/11/89
05/02/90
05/02/90
05/02/90
05/02/90
05/02/90
05/02/90
05/02/90
05/02/90
M
N
f-..
: 1
N
^J
i X
N
N
N
«.!
:-i
>.!
^\
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
" 1
"J
*. 1
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
rOMMENTS
Avtex fibers,VA
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ECOLOGY '\ ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
25
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR
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, .";
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;. >
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14
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lb
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19
20
.". A7A _CGGER .
- --'-QMETER . :N
lASPYir.G CASE
CARRYING CASE
CARRYING CASE
CARRYING CASE
CARRYING CASE
CARRYING CASE
- \ r~i r~~* \.' T f., i f~> ."* A ^ C"
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CARRYING CASE
" i. p O v.' ~ " ' ~ r .^ ~ fr
:HAI~. . SIDE
- .-: ^ 7 ~ -, 7 Q tr
CHAIR. SIDE
CHAIR. CIDE
- -^/^ T r c. T -,rr
CHAIR, CIDE
CHAIR, SIDE
CHAIR, CIDE
CHAIR, SIDE
MICROCOMPUTER
.-!icr:ccc:-'PUTER
i ;."; c C^PUTE."
.IC.-.CCCMPUTER
:-i;.-.:COMPUTER
.-:ICC.CCCMPUTER
.-ICRCCOMPUTER
MICROCOMPUTER
MICROCOMPUTER
VEHICLE, 4WD
VEHICLE, 4WD
TELECOUPLER,
TELECOUPLER ,
'ELECOUPLER ,
TELECOUPLER ,
"ELECOUPLER ,
TELECOUPLER,
VEHICLE, 4WD
VEHICLE, 41-JD
TORTA2L
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, INSTR
, INSTR
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BLAZER,
BLAZER,
PORTABL
PORTABL
PORTABL
PORTABL
PORTABL
PORTABL
SUBURBA
SUBURSA
21 SATELLITE SURVEYOR
"24122 SATELLITE, SURVEYOR
^
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:
4
1
1
*_ -i-
24
HOT PLATE
OVEN , LAB
KODAK
M I E
OMEGA ENGINEER I
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
GLOBE
GLOSE
GLOBE
GLOBE
GLOBE
GLOBE
GLOSE
GLOBE
GLOBE
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
CHEVROLET
CHEVROLET
COMPUTER PRODUC
COMPUTER PRODUC
COMPUTER PRODUC
COMPUTER PRODUC
COMPUTER PRODUC
COMPUTER PRODUC
CHEVROLET
CHEVROLET
TRIMBLE NAVIGAT
TRIMBLE NAVIGAT
THERMOLYNE
KOE KOL INDUSTR
03/02/90
03/1 4/39
C 3/22 / 3 9
03/30/39
08/30/89
08/30/89
08/30/89
08/30/89
08/30/89
08/30/89
08/30/89
08/30/39
03/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/1--/-0
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/12/91
06/12/91
10/04/91
10/04/91
10/04/91
10/04/91
10/04/91
10/04/91
07/16/91
07/16/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/05/91
12/05/91
N
1 1
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
I t
N
N
N
>,.
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
rOMMENTS
Avtex fibers.VA
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EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
"OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
26
DESCRIPTION
'2413j GENERATOR
GENERATOR
ENERATOR
1E.NERATOR
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
50EKOL INDUSTRI
TEMPCON
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
12/20/91
12/12/91
03/30/92
03/30/92
03/30/92
03/30/92
03/30/92
04/07/92
04/07/92
N.
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
GENERATOR HONDA 04/07/92 N
GENERATOR HONDA 04/07/92 N
RADIA~ION ALERT MONI SE INTERNATIONA 06/29/92 N
RADIATION ALERT MONI SE INTERNATIONA 06/29/92 N
RAC'IA"I3N ALERT MONI SE INTERNATIONA 06/29/92 N
-"?:-. L RADIATION ALERT MONI SE INTERNATIONA 06/29/92
'2?142 RADIATION ALERT MONI SE INTERNATIONA 06/29/92
"!._.-: RADIATION ALERT MONI SE INTERNATIONA 06/29/92
"24^44 GAS GENERATOR, HCN COMPUR 07/29/92
724145 GAS GENERATOR, H2S
COMPUR
07/29/92
N
N
N
N
N
724:22 PROJECTOR, SLIDE KODAK
~2-;:i3 PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD 3M
"I-324 GART, "V/VCR BRE
-3-;33.3 PUMP. AIR SAMPLING GILIAN
~_:.3. .-,MP, -IR SAMPLING GILIAN
02/22/90 N
02/22/90 N
02/22/90 N
02/21/90 N
02/2I/90 N
-3. -:.:" ,:UMP .
"3 - ;33 PUMP .. AIR
~2.-?2" --'.-MR, AIR
-34333 PUMP, AIR
724231 GENERATOR
SAMPLING
SAMPLING
SAMPLING
SAMPLING
, ELECTRICA
GILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
HONDA
724332 GENERATOR, ELECTRICA HONDA
"24333 GENERATOR, ELECTRICA HONDA
724334 GENERATOR, ELECTRICA HONDA
'724325 GENERATOR, ELECTRICA HONDA
724336 STEAM CLEANER, HIGH LANDA
02/21/90 i-i
02/21/90 N
02/21/90 N
02/21/90 N
02/27/90 N
02/27/90 N
02/27/90 N
02/27/90 N
02/27/90 N
02/27/90 N
~24337 BLOOD PRESSURE/PULSE LABTRON
724333 8LOOD PRESSURE/PULSE LABTRON
-2:3:" ELCOD FRESSURE/PULSE LABTRON
-24340 FILE CABINET HON
724341 FILE CABINET HON
24344
724346
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
02/26/90
02/26/90
02/26/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
-------
ECOLOGY !. ENVIRONMENT . IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
27
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
-
-*
-
-
-
-
~
~r
-
-
"7
~
~
7
7
/
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_
7
-7
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7
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/
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7
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7
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"7
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-
- -
-. .
24
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35
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SOOKC ASE
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METEOROLOGICAL STATI
-.AD 10 SCANNER, 20-CH
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Plotter , Computer
. , -',--' j- -' ^ y-
^ISROCCMPUTER
iCANNER, COMPUTER
STOOL. DRAFTING
"ABLE. DRAFTING LIGH
-ABLE , WORK
DOPS PROSE SHIELD, ,<
EXTRACTION JACK
HEAT E'RESS MONITOR
BAR CODE READING UNI
BAR CODE READING UNI
3AR CODE READING UNI
" ..;« - ^ ^5 "
:-.AND -"'JMP . 1.7"
PS-CKET :OSIME"ER KIT
POCKET DOSIMETER KIT
CHAIR, DESK
CHAIR, DESK
CHAIR, DESK
SHELVING UNIT
SHELVING UNIT
SHELVING UNIT
SHELVING UNIT
GILISRATOR, HIGH FLO
AIR SAMPLING PUMP
AIR SAMPLING PUMP
AIR SAMPLING PUMP
AIR SAMPLING PUMP
SLUDGE SAMPLER
PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD
BOOKCASE
SERVICING EED, PICKU
VEHICLE, 4WD PICKUP,
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HUMMINGBIRD
CAMPBELL SCIENT
REALISTIC
MDA
MDA
COMPAQ
HEWLETT PACKARD
UNITED CHAIR
STACCR
EMC
COLUMBIA SCIENT
AMS
METROSONICS
WORTHINGTCN
UJORTHINGTON
UORTHIMGTON
M T !-' - "J
3RAINARD KILMAN
DOSIMETER CORP.
DOSIMETER CORP.
HON
HON
HON
RIVET LOCK
RIVET LOCK
RIVET LOCK
RIVET LOCK
GILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
SOILTEST
3M
BURROUGHS
CHALLENGER
CHEVROLET
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
05/25/90
06/01/90
06/12/90
07/19/90
09/04/90
03/26/90
09/27/90
09/27/90
09/27/90
02/07/90
02/07/90
02/07/90
02/23/90
05/24/90
08/03/90
10/15/90
10/15/90
10/15/90
12/1 ~- / ? 0
12/13/89
02/02/90
02/02/90
01/31/90
01/31/90
01/31/90
03/01/90
03/01/90
03/01/90
03/01/90
03/02/90
04/16/90
04/16/90
04/16/90
04/16/90
03/20/90
03/05/90
06/20/90
01/13/92
06/06/91
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N 1
t ^
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
M
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
expendable
-------
ECCLC
'IRONMEN'
INC
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL .NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
28
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
. ..... ;._
_ ; .- .
-- ' _ '.
."i : .. : :
-i ,.;-:
_ - _ _
_ 4 4 _' 7
"14-2:3
"24429
"14 ; : :
~ i-i-4 ; _
' _ ;--.._
_ - .'
" '- '-. 4 . -
~24433
"1443 :-_,
_- -T - .'
~244 <3
"244?°
;~24-r40
. _ -! i '- i
"2*44:
~ 1 .; -i ... .-:
_ ; - - '..
- - -.
'. -i - .' .
..
." 2 - I -i
' J. .1 r. P
724459
724460
724311
724312
"24313
724314
~24315
. -T C- _ s2-
"24317
"24818
"24319
724320
724321
.24 :_': 2 2
724323
VEHICLE. SUBURBAN, i
"EHICL.E, CONTAINER T
^LCT'EF.
PRIiNTER, ,;IDE CARRID
TABLE, CONFERENCE S'
DRILL MACHINE, HYDRA
MONITOX, HCN
jAS GENERATOR , H2S
KEYBOARD, COMPUTER
COMPUTER, DISK DRIVE
CAMPER SHELL, PICKUP
"!'1'NI""OX . H2S DETECTO
-:AS 2E\:iiRATOR , HCN
1 0 N I ~ I ~. CO M P U T E R
MONITTX, PHOSGENE TE
tOMPU'ER
-RINTER. PAINT JET X
DIGITIZER
DISK DRIVE, OPTICAL
MONITOR, COLOR VGA
'/idee Projection Pan
VEHICLE. 4UID PICKUP,
SCBA. ;- IP-AIR
:-CBA. -IP -AIR
-- -,- M i~l « "" I "~ f "1 * l~".
CCBA. HIP-HlR
ECBA. HIP-AIR
SCSA . -IP-AIR
PRINTER
MONITOX, HCN
MONITOX, H2S DETECTO
PUMP, WELL
PUMP CONTROLLER
BAILER, TEFLON
ULTRASONIC CLEANER
DRILL, HYDRAULIC
UATER SAMPLER , REMME
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
HEAT STRESS MONITOR
CHEVROLET
FORD
HEWLETT-PACKARD
C-ITOH ELECTRON
UNKNOWN
GEOPROEE SYSTEM
COMPUR
COMPUR
GATEWAY
GATEWAY
ARE
COMPUR
COMPUR
GATEWAY
COMPUR
ADVANCED DATA G
HEWLETT-PACKARD
KURT A
PANASONIC
JVC
PROXIMA
CHEVROLET
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
PANASONIC
COMPUR
COMPUR
QED
QED
NORTON
BRANSON
ARO
WILDCO
I.S.I .
I.S.I.
I .S.I .
I.S.I .
I .S.I .
I .S.I .
METROSONICS
08/01/91
11/19/90
02/12/92
03/27/92
01/14/92
08/03/92
07/29/92
07/29/92
08/11/92
08/11/92
08/02/92
07/29/92
07/29/92
03/11/92
07/29/92
02/17/92
02/17/92
02/19/92
02/17/92
02/17/92
02/28/92
06/26/91
06/11/92
06/1 l.-'T 2
0 6 / 1 1 / 9 2
06/11/92
06/11/92
06/11/92
07/08/92
07/29/92
07/29/92
09/11/89
09/11/89
09/26/89
09/27/89
09/07/89
08/25/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/27/89
\i
;!
i':
N
M
N
N
N
iS
N
N
N
,N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
.'-'
N
M
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
not found
-------
ICCLC 2Y :, ENVIRONMENT. IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
"OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
DESCRIPTION
EAT STRESS MONITOR
.I^~ :~RE33 MONITOR
. :2 -NALYZER
: ::-:PUTER INTERFACE
I ATA RECORDER
H23 ANALYZER
:ATA RECORDER
-'JAL-PURPOSE 2REATHI
IYLINDER, COMPOSITE
T 'JAL-PURPOSE 3REATHI
E EREATHI
::.AL -PURPOSE EREATHI
CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
TYLINDER. COMPOSITE
C X Y G E N A D M I N I S T R A T 0 R
:: T A Z N i_ CL o O "- i
"2-r5.~ AMBIENT AIR ANALYZER
"l-:-'5: CATA LOGGER, AMB . AI
"24?:? -ADIO, 2-WAY
24360 RADIO, 2-WAY
'24861 RADIO, 2-WAY
T24362 RADIO. 2-WAY
"2436C RADIO. 2-WAY
'24364 RADIO, 2-WAY
'2r5,i3 SELF-CONTAINED EREAT
'24366 CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
'24363 CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
"24869 SELF-CONTAINED BREAT MSA
72^373 SOIL SAMPLING KIT
"24S74 CASCADE ASSEMBLY
'245T-3 CHAIR, DESK
"24376 DESK, REGULAR
'2AS77 CHAIR, DESK
"24373 CHAIR, DESK
MANUFACTURER
METROSONICS
METROSONIC3
INTERSCAN
INTERSCAN
INTERSCAN
INTERSCAN
INTERSCAN
MSA
MSA
M C ^
MSA
"SA
MSA
MSA
MSA
LIFE SUPPORT DR
LIFE SUPPORT PR
NORTON
NORTON
NORTON
NORTON
ROCOL
ROCOL
-ECCNICS
-.-V.Jf.IC .Qf 1
JOHNSON
FOXSORO
FQX80RO
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
ARTS MFG & SUPP
MSA
HON
HON
HON
HON
DATE
ACQUIRED
09/27/89
09/27/39
09/07/3?
09/07/89
09/07/89
09/07/89
09/07/89
09/13/39
09/18/89
09/18/89
09/13/89
09/13/89
09/18/89
09/13/39
09/18/89
09/27/89
09/27/89
09/26/39
09/26/89
08/25/89
08/25/89
10/07/39
10/07/89
1 0 / 0 9/39
10/11/39
10/11/39
10/13/89
10/18/89
10/27/89
10/27/89
10/27/89
10/27/89
10/27/89
10/27/89
10/22/89
10/22/89
10/22/89
10/22/89
11/02/89
10/29/89
11/14/89
11/14/89
11/14/89
11/14/89
RPR
N
N
'.'
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
;-.j
, -i
v
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
COMMENTS
Avtex fibers, VA
not found
not found
not found
not found
decal missing _^
decal missing "~T
decal missing
decal missing
decal missing
v-
Avtex fibers, VA^^
expendable
-
-------
ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
"OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
30
C-ESCR:PTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
- -
- 1 -:
- 7 7 _
- '--'I
-34333
. _4o84
.2-7 '~ ''I
~ - 4 3 c 7
-r ; c ^
--.;.'-- oo
-C-C-C
""" '" ' 't1 ""? "
- -" " _
- ' ' '' '""" '
"_::-:. .1
_ -r l' '. _
, _ T ^-'~'
734398
72439'-:
-3,900
~24-~Ci
. -- .-'._
--'. ~
.. . -
-- V-.-
_ : ' . ' _
"C- ''.. ~
_~ i : - ;
72 4 309
724910
724911
724912
72491 3
724914
734915
724916
- ^.3 i -»
724913
724919
"^ ^ ^ "~" Q
."2 i'?-21
"34922
"34923
"24924
1 ISK . REGULAR
3ESK. REGULAR
r.ULER. STAINLESS ST
..AND -CMP , 1.7"
-iATER LEVEL INDICATO
CAMERA, 35MM W/ ZOOM
CAMERA, 35MM W/ ZOOM
CAMERA. 35MM
STREAM BOTTOM SAMPLE
PLANKTON SAMPLER
CAMERA, INSTANT PRIN
:-ANOTF'JCK , 2-WHEEL
-ANDTRUCK, 2-WHEEL
-ANOTRUCK , 2-WHEEL
RADIATION RATE METER
RADIATION RATE METER
,-IR CUTLET CONNECTIC
CHAIR, 3ESK
CHAIR, DESK
CAMERA , 35MM
CARRYING CASE, CAMER
_ENS, "ELEPHOTO
CAMERA. 35MM
:.-;~:RYi::.3 CASE , CAMER
I.'NMEF.A, INSTANT FRIN
: ZSK
"ILE CABINET
BOOKCASE
-ILE CABINET
BOOKCASE
BOOKCASE
DESK
DESK
FILE CABINET
WATER LEVEL INDICATO
SAILER, 1050 CC
TRIPOD, FIBERGLASS
TABLE, DRAFTING
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
BAILER, 1050 CC
BAILER, 80 CC
SAILER, 80 CC
HON
HON
JOHNSON
SRAINARD KILLMA
SLOPE INDICATOR
NIKON
NIKON
NIKON
WILDCO
WILDCO
POLAROID
VALLEY CRAFT
VALLEY CRAFT
VALLEY CRAFT
BICRON
BICRON
WESTERN EMTERPR
HON
HON
NIKON
PELICAN
PRO
NIKON
PELICAN
POLAROID
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
SLOPE INDICATOR
NORWELL
FORESTRY SUPPLI
MAYLINE
I.S.I.
I.S.I .
I .S.I .
NORWELL
NORWELL
NORWELL
11/14/89
11/14/39
10/26/89
12/13/89
12/18/89
12/22/89
12/22/89
12/22/89
12/27/89
12/27/89
12/26/89
12/27/89
12/27/89
12/27/39
01/23/90
01/23/90
11/06/89
11/15/89
11/15/89
12/14/89
12/14/89
12/14/89
12/14/89
12/14/39
12/15/89
12/18/39
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/19/89
09/01/39
09/01/89
08/24/89
09/15/89
09/15/89
09/15/89
_09/22/39
09/22/89
09/22/89
N
N
n
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
* ^
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
-------
ECOLCGY ? ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
. _ -r _ .
. --,.-
72492 .'
7 24 '-3 3
724931
724922
"24933
^ "-'-»
-24-26
_ ' - ' -
. __ 4 .-' _" '."'
_ 4'.-; .:":
IXYGE:; INHALA.TCR/RES
CAMERA, INSTANT PRIN
."ST -ID KIT
3AILZR. STAINLESS ST
cAILER, STAINLESS ST
LIGHT EXPOSURE METER
CASCADE SYSTEM
GROUND PROBE KIT
PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD
3 HELVING UNIT
SHELVING UNIT
3 HELVING UNIT
3HEL1. ING UNIT
-;-'MP , -ELL
UNITED OXYGEN E
POLAROID
NORTH
FORESTRY
FORESTRY
SOKONIC
MSA
ARTS MFG & SUPP
3M
TENNSCO
TENNSCO
TENNSCO
TENNSCO
GEOSTORE
09/25/39
10/03/39
10/05/89
10/10/89
10/10/89
10/09/39
11/06/39
11/07/89
11/20/89
12/12/89
12/12/89
12/12/89
12/12/89
12/12/89
> ,
N
N ready to
N
N
N
V I
N
N
N
N
N
N
N not foun
to excess
DESK, REGULAR
DESK
STYLERITE
HON
724942 CAMERA, 35MM NIKON
724943 CAMERA 35MM NIKON
724C»^4 WATER LEVEL INDICATO SLOPE IND
24943
24946
24947
24918
CABINE
CABINE
CASE,
CASE,
T, STORAGE
T, STORAGE
CATALOG
CATALOG
:ATALOG
TENNSCO
TENNSCO
STEBCO
STEBCO
STEBCO
12/13/89 N
12/13/39 N
12/21/89 N
12/21/89 N
12/22/89 N
02/07/90 N
02/07/90 N
02/07/90 N
02/07/90 N
02/07/90 N
stolen
19383
89587
:.-:£ir:z~, MAP CASE SAFCO
C,xLirJL-Z~, SC3A, ULTR MSA
TYLINDER, SCBA , ULTR MSA
CYLINDER, SCBA, ULTR MSA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA,ULT MSA
895834 CYLINDER, SCBA, ULTR MSA
895335 CYLINDERS, SCBA MSA
895336 CYLINDER, SCBA, ULTR MSA
693337 COMPUTER, HARD DISK IBM
895338 KEYBOARD, COMPUTER IBM
895839 MONITOR, COMPUTER, M SYSDYNE
395840 PRINTER, LASERJET HEWL.-PACK
393841 CARTRIDGE, FONT, TO HEWL-PACK
395342 COMPUTER, PORTABLE W/ COMPAQ
S95843 COMPUTER, PORTABLE W/ COMPAQ
895844 PRINTER, DOT-MATRIX, PANASONIC
395845 PRINTER, DOT-MATRIX, PANASONIC
395865 CYLINDER, SCBA, ULTR MSA
895366 CYLINDERS, SCEA MSA
395867 CYLINDERS, SCBA MSA
02/07/90
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
10/17/85
10/17/85
07/31/84
11/20/32
02/20/86
02/20/86
02/20/86
02/20/86
02/20/86
02/20/86
02/20/86
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
02/20/86 N
02/20/86 N
08/01/84 N
08/01/84 N
08/01/84 N
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ECOLOGY S. ENVIRONMENT. INC. PAGE . 32
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
DATE
:..i_.£ DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
':-}.. :::'-:-. SLACK BOX BLACK BOX 02/20/86 N
:-.:; CAMERA .35MM RICOH 03/19/86 N
:::cv -AOIA-ION METER. MIC LUDLAM MEASUREM c?/o2/92 N
033:i MONIT3X, H2S DETECTO CCMPUR _ 07/29/92 N
-3002 GAS GENERATOR, HCN COMPUR 07/29/92 N
03003 MONITOX, HCN COMPUR 07/29/92 N
01-004 GAS GENERATOR, PHOSG COMPUR 07/29/92 N
03003 MONITCX, PHOSGENE DE COMPUR 07/29/92 N
03M-i- GAS GENERATOR, PHOSG COMPUR 07/29/92 N
:::c.~ GA-S GENERATOR, H2S COMPUR 07/29/92 N
01.. : r:CNI~3R, 4-GAS GASTECH 09/18/92 N
~::i"- Mecu.--.- Analyzer w/Do JEROME 12/22/92 N
;_32<. Yechile. Minivan, 19 04/12/92 N
03w33 GENERATOR, HYDRIDE SUCK SCIENTIFIC 09/08/92 N
:-::::. ^OU^R SUPPLY, SPECTR BUCK SCIENTIFIC 09/08/92 N
-0303! fPEC'ROPHOTOMETER, A BUCK SCIENTIFIC 09/08/92 N
'II-C:. PRINTER PANASONIC 12/04/92 N
'G3C3~ PRIiTE". PANASONIC 12/04/92 N
:03033 PRINTER PANASONIC 12/04/92 N
'03039 IMMU.N3 ASSY KIT ENSYS 03/19/93 N
03041 SCANNER/PROGRAMMABLE REALISTIC 05/20/93 ' N
030+2 SCANNER/PROGRAMMABLE REALISTIC 05/20/93 N
::,-v: SOIL MOISTURE METER F.OSEMOUNT 06/02/93 N
ETROMETER ELZ . INTERNATIC 05/29/93 N
:::--.. .-^c'::i. PENETROMETER ELE. INTERNATIO 03/26/93 N
~~.l'j ,:-. LEVEL. HAND HELD SOKKIA 05/26/93 N
",:::: V:-JNI~:X DETECTOR, CL COMPUR 05/26/93 N
:::::: GAS GENERATOR, CL2 COMPUR 05/26/93 N
-03CT.2 MONITOX DETECTOR, CL COMPUR 05/26/93 N
903053 GAS GENERATOR, CL2 COMPUR 05/26/93 N
903054 CELLULAR PHONE FUJITSU 05/26/93 N
903055 CELLULAR PHONE FUJITSU 05/26/93 N
903056 PH/CCND/TEMP METER CAMBRIDGE SCIEN 05/26/93 N
903057 PH/COND/TEMP METER CAMBRIDGE SCIEN 05/26/93 N
90305? SPECTRACE 9000 TN TECHNOLOGIES 03/01/93 N
-03059 SPECTRACE 9OOO PROBE TN TECHNOLOGIES 03/01/93 N
?-0:30eO DOSIMETER CHARGER DOSIMETER CORP. 05/25/93 N
903061 DOSIMETER DOSIMETER CORP 05/25/93 N
-03062 DOSIMETER DOSIMETER CORP 05/25/93 N
7-03063 DOSIMETER DOSIMETER CORP 05/25/93 N
?-030c4 DOSIMETER DOSIMETER CORP 05/25/93 N
-03065 DOSIMETER CHARGER DOSIMETER CORP 05/25/93 N
-03066 DOSIMETER DOSIMETER CORP 05/25/93 N
903067 DOSIMETER DOSIMETER CORP 05/25/93 N
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MVIRONMENT
'Mr
PAGE
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
"OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
33
;I£CF. IPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
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. .' -:- :
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" AMERA , 35MM
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T.-.MERA, 35MM
: AMERA, 35MM
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' .-'- I. i'^R
:£Gr..-HON£
.:;E:-: .'poor condition
5C3.A -.ESPIRATCF:
I2M "-.'PWRITER
DESK. SECRETARIAL
FIRST AID KIT
INST.AMATIC CAMERA
£C3A CYLINDER
MSA BATTERY PACK
FIXT FLOW PUMP APR,
I OMPUTER TABLE
CASCADE KIT
CARRY CASE
VEHICLE WINCH
PRINTER
"ABLE
CHAIR w/ ARMS, SWIVE
CHAIR w/ ARMS, SWIVE
35mm CAMERA
CRAF~ING LAMP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
Uniden
NIKON
NIKON
PANASONIC
PANASONIC
EPSON
MSA
ZEE
VIVITAR
MSA
MSA
MSA
ZERO HALLIEURTO
SEARS
OKIDATA
KODAK
05/25/93
-5/25/93
0 5/2 5/9 3
05/25/93
05/25/93
05/25/93
05/25/93
05/25/93
05/25/93
05/25/93
05/25/93
05/25/93
12/07/92
12/07/92
12/07/92
01/05/93
01/05/93
01/05/93
01/05/93
01/05/93
01/05/93
01/05/93
01/05/93
0 1 / 0 3 / ~' -
11/01/34
N
r- 1
N
N
N
M
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' M
N
N
\
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
added
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
added
ADDED
ADDED
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
-------
ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
: vC-_ 'r 4
69670i
"24636
72^660
-24844
. ,\ -*> ~T ,-*\
724836
J _: '- L -'
;:: 014
03015
DESCRIPTION
:ZLLL!_AR ANTENNA
~:LE CABINET
-LOCC r.~ESSURZ/F'UL£E
RANGE FINDER
'-R INTER
SKC CHARGER
OVA u/ RECORDER
~IELD COMPUTER
'..,ORK TABLE
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
-iCN MONITOX
CVA
:KC AUTOMATIC CHARGE SKC
.'JON -£~ARKING TOOL KI
[SS MONITOR
PYROMETER
MOTOROLA HT600
I.NSTAMATIC CAMERA
7ABLE
,_H PEN
pH PEN
2 WAY -M-TRANSCEIVER
VOICE OPERATOR 2 WAY
VOICE OPERATOR 2 WAY
-,.*!AL':'"~I2AL BALANCE,
."'HO MICRO PEN
FOCUS "REE CAMERA
COMPUTER DISK DRIVE
PRINTER
PRINTER
TRICODER
ESC
PLASTIC BAILER
SCBA AIR CYLINDER
35mm CAMERA
MOTOROLA RADIO
MOTOROLA RADIO
MOTOROLA RADIO
2 WAY RADIO
MOTOROLA RADIO
MOTOROLA MICRPHONE
MOTOROLA MICRPHONE
RADIO CHARGER
-X-C-17 6 WAY RADIO CHARGER
7-03020 VEHICLE, P/U CREW CA
PANASONIC
SKC
FOXBORO
COMPAQ
HON
BAYER DIAGNOSTI
OMEGA
MOTOROLA
ROKINON
FISHER SCIENTIF
FISHER SCIENTIF
AMERICAN SCI .
NESTOR INSTRUME
VIVITAR
CURTIS MATHES
PANASONIC
PANASONIC
05/02/C--9
11/22/93
MSA
NIKON
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
FORD
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
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ADDED
ADDED
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ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
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ADDED
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ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
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9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
-------
ECOLOGY -1 ENVIRONMENT, IMC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
35
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR
:OMMENTS
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VEH::_2, SUBURBAN
HAZ UASTE FILTRATION
pH METER
QH METER
2" LEAD SHEILDIMG
PORTABLE PLUS SYSTEM
PMT EASE/PREAM
3X3 INCH NAI DETEC
35mm CAMERA
p C> T > ' T ~ 5
3" SURFACE SAMPLER
COPIER
DIGITAL SCALE BALANC
.-.'EEDEATER
PRINTER
o-POSITION TCLP TUMB
COMPUTER , COLOR NOTE
15" =UGA MONITOR
ENHANCED KEYBOARD
SATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
_;-,TT;". : PACK
IAT-ZRY PACK
3ATTEF.Y PACK
SATTERY PACK
SATTERY PACK
3ATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
PAINT JET PRINTER XL
DESKJET 1200
COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU
NOTEBOOK POWER SUPPL
NOTEBOOK POWER SUPPL
COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU
POWER SUPPLY , NOTEBO
COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU
POWER SUPPLY , NOTEBO
COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU
POWER SUPPLY , NOTEBO
CHEVROLET
CHEVROLET
CHEVROLET
ORION
MCA
NIKON
PANASONIC
XEROX
ACCULAB
PANASONIC
NEC
NEC
COMPAQ
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
HEWLETT PACKARD
HEWLETT PACKARD
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
07/13/93
07/13/93
07/13/93
08/06/93
08/06/93
08/06/93
08/06/93
03/06/93
08/06/93
08/06/93
08/06/93
08/06/93
08/06/93
08/06/93
08/06/93
07/13/93
07/30/93
07/30/93
07/30/93
07/30/93
07/30/93
07/30/93
07/30/93
07/30/93
07/30/93
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
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ADDED
ADDED
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ADDED
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ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
ADDED
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
9/93
-------
ECOLOGY 3. ENVIRONMENT, INC.
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
PAGE
36
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
-'-'_- COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
: : ; . : ~ :WER SUPPLY , NOTEBO NEC
::~:: ICLOR -NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
'::r:_ POWER SUPPLY, NOTEBO NEC
::-:- COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
; 2272-^ POWER SUPPLY, NOTEBO NEC
'::":: COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
': .7 2'- POUER SUPPLY, NOTEBO NEC
-0 :--:? COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
:::-::- POWER SUPPLY, NOTEEO NEC
::-;- COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
''j;~-: -'OWER : JPPLY .NOTEBOO NEC
::-:_ roLcr. NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
'Z:~:_ "OWER T'JPPLY, NOTEBO NEC
ro:'-.-: COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
0:~:-r POWER SUPPLY, NOTEBO NEC
"O---;! .5" COLOR MONITOR NEC
.o:r^:
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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ECCLCGY i ENVIRONMENT. INC. PAGE 37
EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
DATE
MANUFACTUR_ER ACQUJ.RE_D R_PR COMMENTS
HON 09/20/93 N ADDED 9/93
HON 09/30/93 N ADDED 9/93
METER GEOMICS LIMITED 11/19/9? r;
GEONICS LIMITED 11/19/93 N
-------
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT LISTING AND SUPPLIES
UNITED STATES COAST GUARD;
Marine Safety Office, Galveston
Marine Safety Office,Houston
Marine Safety Office, New Orleans
Marine Safety Office, Port Arthur
Atlantic Area Strike Team
-------
UNITED STATES COAST GUARD RESOURSES
RESPONSE BOATS
MSO GALVESTON
Manufact/Type:
Alumacraft/John
Boat
Avon/Offshore
Sealark/Protected
water
HP: Crew:
25-2 2
70-2 2
150 2
£ Len. /Bm. /Drft
2 14'/6'/10"
21'/7'/32.5"
Transport:
Norm, trail,
Norm, trail,
Norm, trail
MSO HOUSTON
Manufact/Type: HP:
Alumicraft/John
Boat
Alumicraft/John 2
Boat
Boston Whaler/ 175-2 3
Protected water
Monarch/Protected 150 3
water
Monarch/Protected 2
water
Unknown/Protected 308 3
water
£ Len. /Bm. /Drft
1 27'/10'/21"
1 21'/7'/24"
2 27'/7'/18"
1 32'/12'/3'8"
Transport:
Norm, trail.
Norm, trail.
Wide trail.
Norm, trail,
Norm, trail
Wide trail.
BOOM EQUIPMENT
MSO HOUSTON
Manufact/Model: Type: Length:
Containment Syst/ Round 2000'
AFT1
Containment Syst. Fence 500'
12502
Skirt/Float size
Conn. type
ASTM
ASTM
-------
MSO GALVESTON
Manufact/Model:
Type: Length
Skirt/Float size: Conn, type:
Performance Boom
Unkown
MSO HOUSTON
Manuf act/Model;
ICOM/IC-M120
ITT/183499-103
Macintosh/Hayes/
Gvmt 2400
Mita/LOC-550
Mitel/Superset 4
Motorola/
Centracom
Motorola/HT600
Motorola/MX300-R
Motorola/lHDT5QV2
PageNet
Unisys /Par adyac/
T-48
Zigman/ZTX-2090
MSO GALVESTON
Manuf act /Model :
AT&T/RHU-84-3
Round
2000' 24"/lO"
ASTM
Fence 5000' 42"20"
COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT
Type:
MF
TP
MOD
FAX
TP
MF
PHH
MF
CP
PAG
MOD
COM
Type:
TP
# Freer: Band: Ranqe :
1 15
13
1
1
3
1 50
5 VHF-FM 3-5
6 VHF-FM 3-5
5
8
1
1
# Freer: Band: Ranqe:
1
Field Tune:
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Field Tune:
No
GTE Mobilnet/
D2J8Q5UM9012
ICOM/IC-M100
King/
CP
MF
PHH
2
1
2
Marine VHF-FM 20
Marine VHF-FM 3
No
Yes
Yes
-------
Motorola/
Motorola/
Centracom II
Motorola/HT600
Motorola/MCX-1000
Motorola/MX300-R
Motorola/
Page Mart
Murata/EOlAl
Standard/CNB830
SW Bell/Freedom
SW Bell/SIX 30A
YAESU/FT-747GX
MSO HOUSTON
Manuf act /Model :
Ohler/P-140
PHH
MF
PHH
MF
MF
PAG
FAX
PHH
TP
TP
MF
Pump
Fire
1
6
1
6
12
1
6
1
1
1
PUMP
Type:
VHF-FM 20 No
VHF-FM 3 Yes
Marine VHF-FM 20 Yes
015/6/9 VHF-FM 2 Yes
929.6625 Hstn Ar No
No
Marine VHF-FM 3 Yes
No
No
5.320.0 HF Yes
EQUIPMENT
Drive Tvpe : Size: Rate crpm:
Gasoline 10' drop/2" 140
-------
FIGURE F-I.2
EQUIPMENT SUMMARY BY LOCATION'
TEXAS
LOUISIANA
ITEU-OESCRIPTION
i Hign voiume. Goen.jjeas Smmmer
System inOSS Baraei
j ~2' Coen Sets nOSS Boom. ^o4re
'00 ft
2. Fast Aesaonse skimmer avsiem Moaei *
:OrV*»lerl
i Past Response Smmmer System. Model
Net en Traiieri
o Oil Siaraoe Barges so 8BL
3. Sniuoo ivatar Skimmer vessel wun
TrlMr
4 mnroour Unaersmng Soraver
Colleaant System. 1 50 Gallon inuSS Unni
a Onim Tranieon Saw« - Sorocni
3 Couwun. Sn*u. Oil Hwow Drums
: Couaara. euon Cofnn OC 5
5 Boat Scrtvw Svstam
6. Swna O«a Suction Skimmer iw/Storag*
Battx ana Haul
7 Hano Sluiiuncr Svstwn (wSioraQ*
Bum ana MOSCI
8 BiotooKai ana Crwmicai Samcnng
£3U0n*ni iMTraiWril
9 Bird Scarar*. Sal ol 12
10. waianow rianaomiauon Caniar w t600
GaL tank Skid 4 20KW Generator
a Bird Qaanmq Comoouna-
^MCGmom A- 1 1 Drums
1 1 Rada S»«am. VHF Ponaow iinciuoaf a
Sinoia Sid* Band S»n
i Annnna lOvietionai. tor Radio Sviiams
i"200 f\ of Transmission Linei
1 2 36* Boom wAncnonnq System
13 Eiaanoi »JOO Boom /SO' Sections
a £ioanoi Soom Aoto^ee unn
; Ro»(afiM lExlral
1 4 Soieeni Material. 3M Brand iBales 01 1 00
Pad>£acni
i S 60 ctnt Air Comoressor iSoroent
Reowwtyi
16 200 GPM Air Otaanraqm Pumo. 3"
17 100 GPU Air Oiaonraqm Pumo. 2-
18. 200 GPM Diesel Centrifugal Train Pump.
Portaoe 3* x 2* (Wheel Mounted)
19. 1 75 CFM Suaar Comoressor
20.Dnoer»ant Handling. Drum unloading
Eajomem
21 Duoanant £udn 8S27 Drums
22.DisoersaM. Bulk. £uon 9527 (55O Gil.
0/S Skid Unksl
NO.
PERSONNEL
NEEDED
::
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J-6
3
3
GALVESTON
PORT
ARANSAS
J
3
-
1
4
CAUERON
2
3
2 '
2
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4
5
2
2
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MAINTAINED AT TOMBA COMMUNICATIONS. MARRSRO. LA
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FEDERAL EQUIPMENT LISTING AND SUPPLIES
Department of Energy - Strategic Petroleum Reserve
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Strategic Petroleum Reserve
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve, operated under contract by
Boeing Petroleum Services, Inc., maintains oil pollution response
equipment at the Weeks Island site. This equipment is available
to the pre-designated federal OSC on a cost reimbursement basis
in the event of a spill that exceeds the capabilities of
commercial contractors and other resources. This equipment may
be obtained by contacting the Department of Energy Project
Manager:
Mr. Paul Plaisance, Jr.
686-4478
Mr. Mark Chatelain - (SPR - NOLA, EPS)
686-4830
SPR Equipment
Slurp Skimmers 2
2" Diesel Skimmer Pump 1
23' Flat Bottom Boat (110 HP O/B) 1
22' Aluminum Cruiser (115 HP O/B) 1
Farm Tractor (60 HP) 1
Forklift (10 TON) 1
Trailer Mounted tank (2,500 GAL) 1
Backhoe with Front End Loader 1
Inland Boom w/6" Skirt1,400 Ft.
Shovels 5
Pitchforks 5
Sorbent Pads 30 Bales
Sorfaent Pads 10 Rolls
All equipment cannot be made available due to on-site
contingency requirements.
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U.S. Department
of Transportation
United States
Coast Guard
200
Commanding Officer
U. S. Coast Guard
Atlantic Area
Strike Team
Aviation Training Center
Mobile, AL 36608-9690
FTS: 537-6601
16465.1
01 MAY 91
U. S. Coast Guard
Atlantic Area Strike Team
Equipment Manual
LETTER OF PROMULGATION
1. Purpose: This Equipment Manual is promulgated to set forth a
detailed outline of Atlantic Area Strike equipment available for
response to oil and hazardous material incidents.
2. Reference: Availability of equipment of this Manual is
governed by the National Contingency Plan ( NCP ) , Coast Guard
Marine Safety Manual Volume VI, Chapter 7 (COMDTINST M16000.ll),
Coast Guard Atlantic Area Directives publications and regulations.
3. Cancellation: This Manual supersedes and cancels the previous
Equipment Manual dated 01 December 1988 and all changes thereto.
4. Applicability: A thorough knowledge of this manual is
mandatory for all personnel assigned to the Atlantic Area Strike
Team and recommended for all units that may require Strike Team
services. Equipment identified in this Manual is available to all
pre-designated On-Scene Coordinators in accordance with existing
directives and regulations. A current inventory of major
equipment items described in this manual is attached.
5. Amendments: Changes and/or additions to this Manual will be
issued as required.
6. Effective Date: This Manual is effective 29 April 1991.
Dist:
' G. A. WILTSHIRE
Bia G-MER (3 Copies), B:b, B:c, Bin, C:e, E:n, E:o,
EPA Regions I thru VII
PACAREA STRIKE TEAM (2 Copies)
LANTAREA STRIKE TEAM (40 Copies)
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Atlantic Area Strike Team Equipment Inventory April 1991
PUMPS
Stripper
Single Stage
Double Stage
Thune Eureka
TK-5
Gormann Rupp
Sloane
385 Homelite D
Bigflow
Wilden - Poly
- Steel
200 GFM Diesel
Water Rous
PRIME MOVERS
ADAPTS Type 3
VOPS
Hydro. Cooler
OWOCRS
Barriers
Mooring Sys
Retrieval Sys
Pump Floats
SMSB
ERACONES
Type 0 240 K
Type F 40 K
Type D 10 K
OUTBOARDS
225 HP
90 HP
50 HP
35 HP
30 HP
COMMUNICATIONS
MX - 300 R
EXPO'S - WP
Pagers
VOX Headset
Repeaters
Polaris
Scanners
ADAPTS Hdsts
CB Radios
Bone Mies
Cellular Phs
QTY
2
4
5
2
2
2
4
3
2
2
2
3
1
7
2
5
5
2
2
7
1
2
3
2
3
4
2
9
2
42
11
42
8
2
21
3
7
10
3
6
VEHICLES
MCP Foldout
MCP Travoo
NCP Trailer
CMC Astro
White
International
7.5 Ton
5 Ton
Chevy 3X3
Blazer 4X4
Crew Cab 4X4
Dodge 4X4
Passenger Van
Station Wagon
ATV
.TRAILERS
Tilt Trailer
Low Boy-32 Ft
Flat Bed-42 Ft
Dolly
Chem
Deoon
Van Mobilizer
Box Trlr-40 Ft
Gen/Light
Wells Cargo
Expandi-Boom
BOATS
32 Ft Munson
22 Ft Outrage
17 Ft RHIB
Avon 15 Ft
Jon Boat
PALLETS
ADAPTS-Artic
De-watering
ADAPTS
Support
VOPS
Lighting
Hose
PORKLIFT
6 K LBS
20 K LBS
QTY
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
5
3
2
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
MISCELLANEOUS
QTY
Generators
3.0 KW 3
4.5 KW 2
5 KW 3 ph 2
5.5 KW 1
6 KW 2
10 KW 3 ph 1
Shop Container 1
Salvage Kits 3
CSC Kits 6
Chain Saw 2
Gasoline Winch 1
Mac Computer 5
Telecopier (fax) 3
Aircraft Winch 2
Sample Kits 4
Stokes Litter 2
EMT Kits 5
Oxygen Kit 2
Prtbl Scale 6
Drum Lifter 1
Truck Scales Kit 1
Light Towers 3
Quik Saw 1
VRD 1
Air Compr. I/R 1
Air Compressor 1
Rope Mop 1
Skim Pack 1
Disk Skinner 1
Interface Meter 2
Survival Suits 11
Expandi-Boom 1800ft
raQTD EQUIPMENT
35 mm Auto
35 mm Minolta
Instant Polaroid
VHS Video Cam
VCR - VHS
VCR - 3/4
VCR - Beta
E-CZTY EQUIPMENT
8
1
3
2
2
1
1
OWOCRS
Barriers 2
Mooring Sys 2
Pump Floats 1
Trailers
Flat Bed-42 Ft 1
Low Boy-32 Ft 3
Dolly 1
Van Mobilizer 1
ADAPTS Pallet - Artie
Type 3 Prim Mvr 1
Stripper Pump 1
Sloane Pump 1
Salvage Kit 1
AVON 15 ft 1
CHEM tyUJ-tM-NT
SCBA's:
MSA Custom 4500
ELSA EEBA's
Draeger EEBA's
MSA Bottles
Respirators:
Survivair
MSA
CHEMICAL SUITS
Fyrepel Viton
Fyrepel Butyl
Staysafe-PVC
ILC Dover-CPE
Teflon-5100
UbTuLriticS
Neotronic Extoxs
HNU
OVA
Scott S-105
Draeger Kits
Infrared Pyrometer
Beta/Gamma
PH Meter
Gastech 1314
Gastech GX-82
Gastec GX-86
Heat Stress Mntr
SKC Sample Pumps
COMPRESSORS
Mako
Bauer
Booster
MISCELLANEOUS CHEM
Steele Vests
Soil Samp Kit
Chlorine Kits ABC
Deoon Shower
Vetter System
Patch/Plug Kits
Weather Station
DART Samplers
Heat Sealers
QIY
18
3
25
43
30
44
8
8
10
13
16
2
6
5
4
4
2
2
6
3
5
2
2
5
2
1
1
16
2
3
2
1
4
2
25
3
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The Atlantic Area Strike Team (LAST) is one of two teams
that make up the U. S. Coast Guard's National Strike Force. We
are responsible for providing response support for or on behalf
of Federal On-Scene Coordinators (OSC's) in 36 states and the
Caribbean. These include 37 Coast Guard OSC's in the coastal
zone covering the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, the Caribbean, the
Great Lakes, and the Western Rivers and EPA OSC's in the inland
zone covering 7 Federal regions (I-VII). The Pacific Area Strike
Team provides the support for OSC's in the western United States,
Alaska, Hawaii, and the Pacific Islands.
AVAILABLE STRIKE TEAM SUPPORT
The Strike Team is always available to support Coast Guard,
EPA, DOD, or DOE OSC's for any emergency response action. This
support is not limited to major spill only, We can provide
support for spills of any size or cleanups of any duration where
the OSC may need our assistance. Strike Team assistance is also
available for "non-emergency" removal actions. Since we must
continue to maintain a minimum number of people at the unit at
all times to respond to "emergencies", assistance for non-
emergency cleanups will be provided only to the extent that
resources allow. Strike Team assistance can also be provided to
State and local response organizations if requested through the
cognizant OSC.
Strike Team support to OSC's is divided into two categories:
field support and telephone support. Strike Team field support
for OSC's has included the following areas:
On-Scene Technical Assistance
Site Safety Monitoring
Air Monitoring and Sampling support
Cost Documentation
Field Monitors for Fund-financed responses
Responsible Party Cleanup Monitoring
Command Post Organization, Staffing, and Documentation
Communication support
Providing cleanup equipment not commercially available or to
supplement available equipment
Providing equipment staged on scene as backup or as a
contingency for potential release
Preliminary assessment of reported releases
Response times to a given area will vary depending on the
location of the incident, assistance requested, and the mode of
transportation used.
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The Strike Team has also provided telephone response support
in the following areas:
Response Methods recommendations
Chemical Hazard Assessment and research using a number of
available on-line computer databases
CAMEO Air Release Modeling
Vessel Salvage Assessment using the CG-developed Salvage
Assessment Computer Program (a portable computer is also
available for field-deployment of this program)
Dispersant Use Information using the EPA Dispersant Decision
Tree Computer Program
General response support or technical assistance
Response information can be provided to an OSC by telephone
(205-639-6601), facsimile machine (205-639-6610), NOAA E-Mail
(CGLAST), EPA E-Mail (EPA9359), or MSIS Mailbox (NSFLT) .
USE OF STRIKE TEAM EQUIPMENT
To provide this response support, we maintain an extensive
inventory of response equipment that is described in this manual.
While much of this equipment is used to support Strike Team field
activities, some larger equipment items are available for use in
cleanup activities. Some of the equipment in our inventory, such
as the ADAPTS and VOPS pumping systems, is similar to equipment
available through commercial contractors. As a government
agency, we are not authorized to compete with these commercial
contractors. Our equipment can be used, however, whenever it can
be deployed and used in a more timely fashion than available
commercial equipment, when a similar piece of equipment cannot be
reasonably obtained from commercial sources, or when the use of
Strike Team equipment may significantly enhance response actions.
All Strike Team equipment is field deployable over-the-
road or via Coast Guard C-130 aircraft (except for Munson
workboat and Expandable Command Post). The ADAPTS/VOPS and
OWOCRS systems will require logistics support on the receiving
end of a deployment. To assist the MSO/COTP with providing the
necessary support, we have provided a list of the required items,
located on page 1-18 for the ADAPTS/VOPS and page 2-11 for the
OWOCRS. Small pieces of equipment and a limited number of
personnel may also be able to deploy rapidly via Coast Guard
Falcon jets based in Mobile (depending on aircraft availability).
Various sections of this manual describe the logistics and
support requirements for major equipment items that might be_
deployed for a response.
FUNDING FOR STRIKE TEAM ASSISTANCE
There has always been a misconception that the OPA Trust
Fund or CERCLA funds must be opened before Strike Team support is
available. This in not correct. Strike team assistance is
available independent of any Federal Fund activation. We are
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budgeted to provide response support to OSC's without
reimbursement. Although we will provide a summary of our costs
incurred during a response, we will not request reimbursement
unless our activities on scene are related to Federal removal
action or where Strike Team equipment is used to supplement
responsible party actions during a cleanup (reimbursement
required by Commandant policy). The opening of the appropriate
Fund will also likely be necessary when Coast Guard C-130
aircraft are used to transport Strike Team equipment to the
scene, however this will not always be the case.
REQUESTING STRIKE TEAM ASSISTANCE
Requests for Strike Team assistance should be made directly
to the Atlantic Area Strike Team by phone or message. Our 24-
hour phone number is (205) 639-6601 or FTS 537-6601. After
working hours, an answering machine will provide the phone number
of the Strike team watchstander. If we cannot be contacted
through this number, contact National Response Center at (800)
424-8802 and they will forward the information to us. Verbal
requests should be confirmed in writing (include in POLREP).
Since response support is time-critical, we appreciate early
notification any time you believe there might be need for Strike
Team assistance. This gives us the opportunity to begin
logistics planning, determining CG aircraft availability, etc.
before a formal request is made.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I PUMPING EQUIPMENT
A. PRIME MOVERS PG. 1-1
B. SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS PG. 1-3
C. AIR DEPLOYABLE ANTI-POLLUTION TRANSFER SYSTEM
(ADAPTS) PG. 1-7
D. VISCOUS OIL PUMPING SYSTEM (VOPS) PG. 1-9
E. CHEMICAL TRANSFER SYSTEM (TK-5) PG. 1-10
F. NON-SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS PG. 1-12
G. AIR OPERATED DOUBLE-DIAPHRAGM PUMPS PG. 1-14
H. PUMPING SUPPORT EQUIPMENT PG. 1-16
I. LOGISTICS REQUIREMENTS PG. 1-18
CHAPTER II OIL CONTAINMENT & RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
A. OPEN WATER OIL CONTAINMENT AND RECOVERY SYSTEM
(OWOCRS) PG. 2-1
B. PORTABLE DRACONE BARGES PG. 2-7
C. UNIROYAL SEALED CONTAINER SYSTEM PG. 2-9
D. LOGISTICS REQUIREMENTS PG. 2-11
E. FAST SURFACE DELIVERY (FSD) SLED PG. 2-13
F. EXPANDI HARBOR BOOM PG. 2-15
G. SIDE MOUNTED SKIMMING BARRIER (SMSB) PG. 2-16
H. ROPE MOP OIL SKIMMER PG. 2-19
I. T5 PNEUMATIC DISC SKIMMER PG. 2-21
J. SKIM PAK WEIR SKIMMER PG. 2-22
K. GT-185 SKIMMER PG. 2-23
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CHAPTER III HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RESPONSE EQUIPMENT
A. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) PG. 3-1
B. ATMOSPHERE-SUPPLYING BREATHING APPARATUS PG. 3-4
C. AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATORS FG. 3-6
D. BREATHING AIR COMPRESSORS PG. 3-7
E. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING EQUIPMENT PG. 3-8
F. SAMPLING EQUIPMENT PG. 3-14
G. EMERGENCY LEAK REPAIR / CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT PG. 3-15
H. ALL PURPOSE PATCH / PLUGGING EQUIPMENT PG. 3-16
I. VETTER SYSTEM PG. 3-18
J. OVERPACK DRUMS PG. 3-18
K. PCB TEST KITS PG. 3-18
L. LAST REFERENCE LIBRARY PG. 3-19
M. BOOSTER AIR COMPRESSOR PG. 3-20
CHAPTER IV BOATS AND OUTBOARD MOTORS
A. LANTAREA STRIKE TEAM SMALL BOATS PG. 4-1
CHAPTER V VEHICLES
A. COMMAND POSTS PG. 5-1
B. TRACTORS PG. 5-5
C. ALL PURPOSE VEHICLES PG. 5-7
D. LOW BED SEMI-TRAILER PG. 5-11
E. DROP-FRAME SEMI-TRAILER PG. 5-12
F. PERSONNEL DECONTAMINATION TRAILER PG. 5-13
G. LAST SMALL TRAILERS PG. 5-14
H. VAN MOBILIZER PG. 5-15
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CHAPTER VI RESPONSE FIELD SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
A. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (EMT) SUPPORT KIT PG. 6-1
B. PORTABLE LIGHTING TOWERS PG. 6-2
C. AIR DELIVERY SUPPORT EQUIPMENT PG. 6-3
D. PORTABLE GENERATORS PG. 6-6
E. SUZUKI 4-WHEEL VEHICLES PG. 6-10
F. INGERSOL RAND AIR COMPRESSOR PG. 6-12
G. SALVAGE ASSESSMENT KIT PG. 6-14
H. CONEX BOX (CONTAINER) PG. 6-15
I. PORTABLE WEATHER STATION PG. 6-16
J. OIL / WATER INTERFACE METER PG. 6-17
K. QUICKI-SAW PG. 6-18
CHAPTER VII COMMUNICATIONS
A. LANTAREA STRIKE TEAM COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT PG. 7-1
B. MOUNTED RADIOS PG. 7-3
C. COMPUTERS PG. 7-4
D. TRANSPORTABLE CELLULAR PHONES PG. 7-6
CHAPTER VIII ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT
A. ON SCENE COORDINATOR (OSC) KIT PG. 8-1
B. LAST PHOTO LOCKER PG. 8-2
*1*
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FACILITY RESPONSE PLANS (FRP)
Listing of all, but not limited to, currently
submitted FRP's by State within Region VI.
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9
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US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
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FRP-Oi-LA- 00020
FRP-06-LA-00021
FRP-04-LA-00022
FRF-06-LA-00023
FRP-OA-LA-00024
FRP-06-LA-00025
FRP-06-LA- 00026
FRP-06-LA- 00027
FRF'-06-LA-0002S
FRP-06-LA-00029
CRP-06-LA 00030
FRP-OA-LA-00031
FRP-06-LA-00032
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
FACILITY NAME NUMBER PREFIX NAME TYPE SUFFIX CITY
VENICE
HENRY GAS ERATH
PROCESSING
PLANT
LAKE CWF1ES OLD WESTLAKE
CHEMICAL PLANT SPANISH
TRAIL
NELSON STATION 3400 HOUSTON RD WESTLAXE
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SUNSHINE OIL ft MONROE
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TERMINAL NORTH
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GRAND EAYOU 875 HIGWAY 70 EELLE ROSE
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FACILITY
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4/28/93
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CITY FACILITY 333
STATE ZIP WILING
CODE NAME
L AND L OIL COMPANY
LA TEXACO
LA 70AA9- VISTA CHEMICAL CO.
LA 70A69- GULF STATES
UTILITIES, IMC.
LA 71202- DAWSON PETROLEUM
PRODUCTS
LA 70391- THE DOW CHEMICAL CO.
LA 71001- CITGO F'ETROLEUM
CORPORATION
COLUMBIA GAS
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CORPORATION
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LA 70091- L AND L OIL CO.,
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L AND L OIL COMPANY,
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P 0 EOX 727
ROY S NELSON
STATION,? 0 BOX 429
P 0 EOX 310
P 0 EOX 150
P 0 EOX 3758
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75204-3922
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75206-3922
75296-3922
75206-3922
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70002-
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FRP-06-LA 000:33 LA
FRP-06-LA-00034 LA
FRP-06-LA-00035 LA
PRP-04-LA-C0036 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00037 LA
FRP-06-LA-00033 LA
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FRF-06-LA-00039 LA
FRP-06-LA-00040 LA
FRP-04-LA-00041 LA
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FRP-04-LA-00044 LA
FRF-04-LA-00045 LA
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FRP-06-LA-00047 LA
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FRP-04-LA-00051 LA
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TRANS STATION -
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NEW ORLEANS
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STATE ZIP MAILING
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LA 70357- L AND L OIL COMPANY,
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LA 70384- L AND L OIL CO.,
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M W PETROLEUM CO.
LA 70001- MOBIL OIL CORP.
LA 70074- PETROLEUM FUEL AND
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LA 70401- CITGO FETRO CORP.
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P 0 EOX 128
P 0 EOX 1542
P 0 EOX 574
P 0 EOX 574
P 0 EOX 574
FJOX100
500 DALLAS AVE, STE
t 3200
500 DALLAS AVE., STE
t 3200
500 DALLAS AVE., STE
t 3200
500 DALLAS, STE t
3200
10370 RICHMOND A\E,
STE t 700
1001 W. PINHOOK,
BUILDING ONE, STE t
104
400 E. KALISTE
SALOON RD.
1940 HIGHWAY t 1
NORTH
710 HUGH rtALLIS ROAD
3439 AH3ASSADOR
CtfFERY, STE t 320
CITY
HETAIRIE
ICTAIRIE
LAFAYETTE
BEAUMONT
FORT ALLEN
LAKE CHAFiES
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
CERAUX
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
PORT ALLEN
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
LA
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP
CODE
70002-
70002-
70503-
77704-
70767-
70602-
77001-
77001-
77001-
70075-
77002-4709
77002-
77002-4709
77002-4709
77042-4137
70503-
70508-
70747-
70603-
70503-
-------
11/23/93
*
COCKET
NUMEER
FRF-06-LA-00053
4
FRP-06 -LA- 00054
£
FRF-04-LA-00056
FRP-06-LA-0005S
FRP-OA-LA-00057
FRP-06-LA-00058
FRP-OA-LA-00059
FRP-06-LA-00040
FRP-06 -LA- 00061
*
% FRP-06-LA- 00062
FRP-06-Lfr 00063
0
FRP-06-LA-00064
4§
FRP-OA-LA-00065
FRP-06-LA-00066
4H
FRP-OA-LA-00067
PRP-06-LA-OOOA3
FRP-06-LA-00049
4)
FRF-06-LA-00070
FRP-04-LA-00071
*
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGEICY
REGION 4
FACILITY RESPONSE FLAN REVIEW STATUS
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
L4
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
FACILITY NAtt NUMBER FfiEFIX NAME TYPE SUFIX CITY
T RAINOLD SW
S« TRANSFER
FACILITY
POINT A LA
HACKi
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
SMITH HEIRS ft
AICi T RAINOLD
f2 TRANSFER
FACILI1Y
SMITH K.
TRANSFER
FACILITY
GRAVOLET /2
PROD FACILITY
EAST BLOCK 41
FIELD
PRODUCTION FAC.
B-l AND B-1D
WaLS PROD
FACILITY
COX BAY FIELD
PROD FACILITY
J CHAPLAIN ET
AL ItlL
PROUCTIOII
FACILITY
EAST STUARDS
BLUFF FIELD
BULK STOOGE 9234 CASTER '-, JENNINGS
FACILITY LANDING
BULK STORAGE
FAClLir,' WEST
GUEYHAN
CANAL PLANT 272 CABOT LN FRANKLIN
GIBSON TERMINAL HIGHWAY 90 GIBSON
BLACK BAYOU
TERMINAL
HAYttARK
TERMINAL
EUDBfE ISLAlIi
PRODUCTION
GRArC RI'vER
TERMINAL
TRANSAttERICtfl
REFINING
CORPORATION
STATE ZIP MAILING
CODE NAIC
THE STONE PETROLEUM
CORPORATION
EflSS ENTERFRIZES
PRODUCTION COMPANY
THE STOIE PETROLEUM
CORPORATION
THE STONE PETROLEUM
CORPORATION
EflSS EMERFRISES
PRODUCTION CO.
ORIGSEV PETROLEUM,
INC.
VINTAGE PETROLEUM
COMPANY
EfiSS ENTERPRISES
PRODUCTION COMPANY
DEMON EIC-RGY
CORPORATION
CENOVO OIL Aid GAS,
INC.
LA 70546- CITGO PIPELINE
COIf ANY
CITGO PIPELINE
COIf ANY
LA 70633- CAEOT CORPORATION
SHaL OIL COIf ANY
A
EHaL OIL COIf AW
1 SHaL OIL COIf AW
SHaL OIL COIf ANY
EHaL OIL COIf AW
TRANSAMERICAN
REFINING CORPORATION
MAILING
ADDRESS
710 HUGH WALLIS ROAD
3S60 N. CAUSEWAY
BLVD. STE t 1900
710 HUGH WAaiS ROAD
710 HUGH WALLIS ROAD
3S50 N. CAUSEWAY
BLVD.
401 EDWRB3
STREET-SUITE 1915
3639 AMBASSADOR
CAFFEY,
3559 N. CAUSEWAY,
STE t 1900
1500 MID (WERICA
TOWER, 20 N.
BROADWAY
P 0 EOX 4394
P 0 EOX 3753
P 0 EOX 3753
P 0 EOX 598
P 0 EOX 36
P 0 EOX 6026
P 0 EOX 6026
P 0 EOX 36
P 0 EOS 36
POST OFFICE DRAWER
537
CITY
LAFAYETTE
METAIRIE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
ffiTAIRIE
SHREVEFDRT
LAFAYETTE
METIARIE
OKLAHOMA CITY
HOUSTON
TULSA
TULSA
FRANKLIN
GIBSON
LAKE CHAFiES
LAKE CHAFIES
GIBSON
GIBSON
NORCO
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
LA
OK
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP
CODE
70508-
70002-
70503-
70503-
70002-
71101-5554
70503-
70002-
73102-
77210-
74102-
74102-
70533-
70356-
70606-
70404-
70356-
70356-
70079-
-------
t
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
m
DOCKET STATE
HUMEER
FRP-04-LA-00072 LA
FRP-04-LA-00073 LA
FRP-04-LA-00074 LA
FRP-04-LA-00075 LA
FRP-04-LA-00074 LA
FRP-06-LA-00077 LA
FRP-04-LA-00073 LA
FRP-04-LA-00079 LA
FRP-04-LA-OOOSO LA
FRP-04-LA-00081 LA
FRF-06-LA-00082 LA
FRP-04-LA-00083 LA
FRP-04-LA-OOOS4 LA
FRF-04--LA--OOOS5 LA
FRP-04-LA-00034 LA
FRP-04-LA-00087 LA
FRP-04-LA-00088 LA
FRP-04-LA-00089 LA
FRF-04-LA-OQ090 LA
FRP-04-LA-00091 LA
FACILITY NAME NUMBER
EAST IAN BAY
FIELD FACILITY
FOUSTIIW PLANT 9959
OFELQUSAS,
LOUISIANA LIGHT
PRODUCTS
TERMINAL
GRAfti ISLE
FACILITY
PLAQUEMINE
PLAtff - ELOCX
110 TAW FARM
ST JAMES - 7405
ERGON OIL
PURCHASING
HaL HaE BAYOU
FIELD
MARFERO
TERMINAL
VENICE FIELD
OFFICE FACILITY
OCCIDENTAL 7377
CtEMICAL
CORPORATION
KENNER FACILITY 143
METAIRIE PLANT 309
HQUrtA CRUDE OIL 1001
TERMINAL
ARCADIA
TERMINAL
MERItHTAU RIVER
LOADING
FACILITY
RIVERSIDE GAS
PROCESSING
PLANT
ST JAMES
TERMINAL
P M A G 440
PRODUCTS, INC.
BATON ROUGE 1981
PLANT
CHURCH POINT,
LA PLANT
FKEFIX NAME TYFE SUFFIX CITY
LA IS ST JArtES
LA S
HIGHWAY
182
HIGHWAY 1 GRAND ISLE
LA HIGHWAY FLAQUEMINE
1
HIGWAY IS ST JAItS
HIGHWAY CONVENT
3214
FIREHOUSE DR KENNER
JEFFERSON JEFFERSON
HIGHWAY
CRESENI BLW HOUttA
US HIGHWAY - E ARCADIA
SO
FEDERAL W MERICNTAU
HIGHWAY
190
LA6AUVE DR ICSTWEGO
(RIVER
ROAD)
S WESTFORT Cft
STATE ZIP WILING
CODE MAKE
TENNESSEE GA
PIPELINE
LA 70084-9000 AGRICO CHEMICAL
COMPANY
CHEVRON USA PRODUCTS
COIfANY
LA 7035S- EXXON COMPANY, USA
LA 70744- THE DOW CHEMICAL
CCIf 'AW
LA 70084- ERGON-ST. JAttES,
INC.
CNG PRODUCING
COMPANY
AMERICA HESS
CORPORATION
FHIBRO ENERGY USA,
INC.
LA 70723- OCCIDENTAL COMICAL
CORPORATION
LA 70042- SHELL OIL COIfANY
LA 70121- SH1L OIL COIfANY
LA 70340- FALCO S8D, INC
LA 71001- CHEVRON USA,
PRODUCTS CO.
LA 70554- ENRON GAS AND
PIPELINE COMF'ANY
ENRON PIPELINE GROUP
COT - S.P.R. MNGMT.
OFFICE
LA 70094- F M A G PRODUCTS,
INC.
CASTROL INC.
CANAL REFINING CO.
MAILING
ADDRESS
P 0 EOX 2511
9959 LA IS
1301 MC KINNEY
STREET
P 0 EOX 41707
F 0 BOX 150
P 0 EOX 23028
CNG TOWER, 1450
POYDRAS ST
12901 AMERICAN
PETROLEUM ROAD
500 DALLAS AVE. STE
t 3200
7377 HIGtWAY 3214
143 FIREHQUGE DRIVE
P 0 EOX 7400
1001 CRcSENT
BLVO
1301 MC KINNEY ST
P 0 EOX 1188
F 0 EOX 1188
900 COMMERCE ROAD
EAST
440 LAEflUVE
(RIVER ROAD) OR
19S1 S WESTFORT
DR
P 0 EOX S
CITY
HOUSTON
ST JAMES
HOUSTON
NEW ORLEANS
PLAQUWMINE
JACKSON
NEW ORLEANS
GALENA PARK
HOUSTON
CONVENT
KENMER
MATAIRIE
Houm
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
NEW ORLEANS
WESMGO
FORT ALLBJ
CHURCH POINT
STATE
TX
LA
TX
LA
LA
MS
LA
TX
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP
CODE
77252-
70084-
77210-
70141-1707
70745-0150
39225-3028
70112-4000
77547-
77002-4709
70723-
70042-
70010-
70340-
77210-
77251-11E8
77251-1188
70123-
70094-
70747-
70525-
-------
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f. 11/23/73
-Ll
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 4
Jk i
W" FACILITY RESPONSE PUN REVIEW STATUS
P
«" LOCKET
f'*' NUMEER
,. . FRF-OA-LA-00092
&
1 FRF-06-LA-00093
d
FRF-04-LA-00094
FRP-06-LA- 00055
FP.P-04-LA-00094
H
FRF --04-LA- 00097
FRP-04-LA-0009S
FRP-04-LA-00099
FRF-04-LA-00100
FRP-04-LA-00101
FRP 06 -LA- 00102
FRP-04-LA-00103
FRF'-04-LA-00104
FRP-04-LA-00105
FRP-04-LA-00104
FRP-04-LA-00107
FRP-04-LA-0010S
, : FRP-04-LA-00109
;.- FRP-04-LA-C0110
FRF-04-LA-00111
FRP-04-LA- 00112
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
FACILITY NAME NUMBER FREFIX NAKE TYFE SUFFIX CITY
LEEVILLE AND
FIELD FACILITY
NOT OF'A FLAN.
FCE SITE
INVESTIGATION
BAYOU ELACK 4711-A BAYOU OR GIBSON
TERMINAL BUCK
CHALMETTE 500 K ST BERNARD HyiY CHALMETTE
REFINERY
DUAL DRILLING
RIG 41
EAST CAMERON
ELK #17
FIHEHILL MILL 300 WILLIAMS RO PINEVILLE
LAKE
CO-CODRIE FLEL
STORAGE
FACILITY
LOUISIANA MILL 705 COLLIERS Uf BBTRQP
MANSFIELD MILL HIGHWAY MANSFIELD
509
GRAND ISLE EASE HIGHWAY 1 GRAND ISLE
LIEEERrtAN PLANT 11730 LA HIGFWAY MOORINGSFORT
538
ST JAMES
TERMINAL
KLUTZ #4 a
UHMANNES
FAC1LI1Y
BAYOU PENCHANT -
6 UNMANNED
FACILITY
ORANGE GROVE
FACILITY #1
HUMPHRIES #1
COFFEE BAY
KIHGSRIOGE
FACILITY
COMMINGLING
FACILITY t2
BERGMAN #1 Cfi
ORANGE GROVE t3
STATE ZIP MAILING
CODE NAME
WIT ING PETROLEUM
CORF'.
NOT OPA PLAN. FC6
SITE INVESTIGATION
LA 70354- TRANSCO LIQUIDS CO.
LA 70044- MOBIL OIL CORP.
EUAL [RILLING
COMF'ANY
MERRICO
LA 71340- INTERNATIONAL PAPER
COMPANY
TEXACO EXPLORATION
AND PRODUCTION, INC.
LA 71220- INTERWTIOfML PAPER
LA 71052- INTERNATIONAL PAPER
LA FREPORT-HC HORAN
LA 71040- SOUTHICSTERN
aECTRIC POWER
COHF'ANY
KOCH GATHERING
SYSTEMS, INC,
KELLY OIL CORP.
KEYSTONE C/0 BRAMMER
ENGINEERING, INC.
KELLEY OIL CORP. C/0
EfiAMMER
ENGINEERING, INC.
KELLEY OIL CORP. C/0
EfifWMER
ENGINEERING, INC
GOODRICH OIL CO. -
ERAMMER ENGINEERING
INC
GOOORICH OIL CO. -
ERAMMER ENGINEERING
KELLEY OIL CORP. -
ERAMNER ENGINEERING
KELLEY OIL CORP. -
ERAMMffi ENGINEERING
HAILING
AEORESS
1700 BROADWAY, STE
#2300
9521 KATY FREEWAY, P
0 BOX 1047
P 0 EOX 1007
1030 CRUSE AVE.
1000ENERGY CENTER, P
0 EOX 8490
P 0 EOX 5500
F 0 EOX 40252
F 0 EOX 312
P 0 EOX 999
1415 POYDRAS STRET
P 0 EOX 21104
P 0 EOX 135
1410 JEFFERSON
STREET, STE #1100
333 TEXAS ST SUITE
1325
333 TEXAS ST SUITE
1325
333 1EXAS ST SUITE
1325
333 TEXAS ST SUITE
1325
333 TEXAS ST SUITE
1325
333 TEXAS ST SUITE
1325
333 TEXAS ST SUITE
1325
CITY
EENVER
HOUSTON
CHALMETTE
EROUSSARD
AfiDMORE
PINEVILLE
NEW ORLEANS
BASTROP
MANSFIELD
M£W ORLEANS
SHREVEFORT
ST JAMES
HOUSTON
EHREVEFORT
EHREVEFORT
SHREVEPORT
SHREVEFORT
SHREVEFORT
SHREVEFORT
SHREVEFCRT
STATE
CO
TX
LA
LA
OK
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
LA
ZIP
CODE
80290-
-
77251-1047
70044-
70518-
73402-
71341-5570
70140-
71221-0312
71052-
70112-
71154-
700.34-0135
77002-
71101-5323
71101-5323
71101-
71101-5323
71101-5323
71101-5323
71101-5323
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11/23/93
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
[OCKET STATE
NUMBER
FKP-06-LA-C0113 LA
41
FRP-06-LA-00114 LA
FRP-06-LA-00115 LA
FRF-04-LA--OOH6 LA
FRP-04-LA-00117 LA
41
FRP-04-LA-0011S LA
41
FRP-06-LA-00119 LA
FRP-04-LA-00120 LA
FRF-06-LA-C0121 LA
4)
FRP-06-LA- 00122 LA
41
FRP-06-LA-C0123 LA
41
IW'-06-Lfr 00124 LA
4)
FRP-04-LA-C0125 LA
FRP-06-LA-C0124 LA
FRF-06-LA-00127 LA
FRP-06-LA-00128 LA
4)
FRP-06-LA-00129 LA
FRP-06-LA-00130 LA
FRP-06-LA-00131 LA
*
FACILITY NAME NUMBER PREFIX NAME TYFt SUFFIX CITY
HYXIE S OR
ORANGE GROVE «
BRYAN TERMINAL
BUILDING
EASTLAKE OILS, 604 N ENTERPRISE EtVD LAKE CHARLES
INC
WEEKS ISLAND HIGHWY S3 W WEEKS ISLAND
TERMINAL
LAKE WASHINGTON
FACILITY
MESgUITO BAY
CENTRAL TANK
BATTERY
WESTWEGO 106 BRIDGE AVE
TERMINAL CITY
VERMILION BLOCK
16 FACILITY
CAMERON PLANT HWY SO CAMERON
OELCAMBRE OIL 317 COURNY DR EEL CAMBRE
STORAGE AND
TRANSFER
FACILI1Y
Ltf'EYOUSE FIELD
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
SOUTH F'ASS
BLOCK 6 FIELD
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
SALT BAY
TRANSFER
FACILITY
WEST DEER
ISLAND FACILITY
EAST BAY
BRISTLE
FACILITY
MANILA VILLAGE
FACILITY
BAYOU RAFrlAa
FACILITY
LIVETTE FIELD
FRQDUCTION
FACILITY
LfftCGE FIELD
PRODUCTIttl
FACILITY
STATE ZIP MAILING
CODE NAIC
KEULEY OIL CORP. -
EfiWMER ENGINEERING
GREATER BATON ROUGE
AIRF'ORT DISTRICT
LA 70401- EASTLAKE OILS, INC
LA 70541- SHELL OIL CO.
THE LOUISIANA LAND
AND EXPLORATION
COMPANY
WAX OIL AID GAS
PAKFANK CORP.
FINA OIL AND
CHEMICAL CO
LA 70431- TRANSCO LIQUIDS
CORPORATION
LA 70525- ENRON OIL TRADING
AND TRANSPORTATION
FtNNZOIL COMPANY
FENNZOIL COMPANY
THE LOUISIANA LAND
AND EXPLORATION CO.
THE LOUISIANA LAND
AND EXPLORATION CO.
THE LOUISIANA LAND
AND EXPLORATION CO.
THE LOUISIANA LAND
AND EXPLORATION CO.
THE LOUISIANA LAND
AND EXPLORATION CO.
FENNZOIL COMPANY
FENNZOIL COMPANY
MAILING
ADDRESS
333 TEXAS ST SUITE
1325
SUITE 212 RYAN
TERMINAL HJILDING
604 N ENTERPRISE
BLVD
P 0 BOX 36
V09 FOYDRAS STREET,
P 0 EOX
1300 W. SAM HOUSTON
2000 WEST LOOP-
SOUTH, SUITE 2200
14950 HEATHROW
FOREST PKW
P 0 EOX 1047
P 0 BOX 1188
P 0 EOX 51S43
P 0 EOX
909 FOYDRAS STREET
909 FOYDRAS STREET
909POYCRAS STREET
90? FOYDRAS STREET
909 FOYDRAS
P 0 EOX 51843
P 0 EOX 51S43
CITY
SHREVEFORT
BATON ROUGE
LAKE CHARLES
GIBSON
NEW ORLEANS
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP
CODE
71191-5323
70807-
70601-
70356-
77027-
77032-
77251-1047
77251-1188
70505-
70505-
70140-
70160-
70160-
70140-
70160-
70505-
70505-
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^
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11/23/73
US BWIROHMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 4
FACILITY FfSFONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
«
*
*
*
*
*
%
ECCKET STATE
NUMEER
FRP-OA-LA-00132 LA
FRP-04-LA-00133 LA
FRP~04-Lft-OQ134 LA
FRP-04-LA-00135 LA
FRP-04-LA-00134 LA
FKF-04-LA-00137 LA
FRF-04-LA-0013S LA
RF'-04-LA-00139 LA
FRP-04-LA-00140 LA
FRP-04-LA-C0141 LA
FRP-04-LA-00142 LA
FRP-04-LA-00143 LA
FRP-04-LA-00144 LA
FRP-06-LA-00145 LA
FRP-04-LA-00144 LA
FRP-04-LA-00147 LA
FRF--06-LA-00143 LA
FRF-04-LA-00149 LA
FRF-04-LA-OQ150 LA
FRF-06-I.A-00151 LA
FRF-04-LA-C0152 LA
FACILITY ilAi-E NUtf.ER PREFIX NAME TYPE SUFFIX CITY
CHAMCLEVR
SOUICi ELOCK S 1
QUARANTItE BAY
FIELD FACILITY
BAYOU RAItIO
FIELD
FROCUCTION
FACILITY
DEEP LAKE FIELD
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
HDRCO 1205 RIVER PC NORCO
MANUFACTURING
COMFt.EX
DIXIE INN
WCODYARO
TAFT FACILITY
SFRINGHILL
CONTAIIER PLANT
DEER ISLAND
FIELD
GARWILL
REFINERY
PORT ALLBI 995 EFJJEST PC FORT ALLEN
FACILITY WILSON
DULAC FACILITY 65?3 GRAM) RD DULAC
CANYON
DUPLICATE
CAMERON LA FWY 27 , CAMERON
FACILITY
VENICE BASE KC DERHOTT RD VENICE
ALLIANCE
REFINERY
LAKE CHAF1ES 2501 HOUSTON RD WESTLAKE
LAS PLANT RIVER
SffiEVEFCRT YARD 1130 CQMICRCE SIR SHREVEFORT
AVOtCiALE YARD 100 AVONDALE RD AVOMOALE
GAR[£N
LAKE CHAFLES 2200 OLD TL LAKE CHARLES
REFINERY SPANISH
LAYFAYETTE YARD 210 JOHNSTON ST LAFAYETTE
STATE ZIP
CODE
LA 70079-
LA 70747-0123
LA 70353-
-
LA 70431-
LA 70091-
LA 70449-
LA 71101-
LA 70094-
LA 70449-
LA 70501-
MftlLII*
NAME
THE LOUISIANA LAND
AND EXPLORATION CO.
FEWZOIL COMPANY
FEIUZOIL COMPANY
FEMNZOIL COMPANY
SHELL OIL COIf AW
INTERNATIOWL PAPER
XCIDENTAL
CORPORATION
INTERNATIONAL PAPER
SOIttT EXPLORATION
COifANY
MARATHON OIL CO.
PETROLEUM FUa AND
TEPWIIWL COMPANY
L AND L OIL COMF'AW,
INC.
L AND L OIL COMPAW,
INC.
FREEFGRT-MC MORAN
INC.
Ef OIL CO.
VISTA CFEMICAL
COMF'ANY
SOUTHER'N PACIFIC
TRANSPORTATION
COifANY
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TRANSPORTATION
COifANY
CONOCO, INC
SOUTHER'N PACIFIC
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
MAILING
ADDRESS
909 FOYDRAS
P 0 EOX 51343
P 0 EOX 51343
P 0 EOX 51343
P 0 EOX 10
P 0 EOX 1127
LA HWY 3142
3000 SOUTH ARKANSAS
STREET
4 GREEIWAY FLAZA
P 0 EOX AC
P 0 EOX 123
3421 N. CAUSEWAY
BLVD, STE t 502
3421 H. CAUSEWAY
BLVD., STE &02
P 0 EOX 41119
P 0 EOX 395
HOUSTON RIVER RD.
1515 ARAPAHOE ST STE
* 340
1515 ARAPAHOE ST STE
t 340
P 0 EOX 37
1515 ARAPAHOE ST STE
t 340
CITY
NEW ORLEANS
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
NORCO
SFRINGHILL
HAHIWILLE
SFRINGHILL
HOUSTON
GARWILLE
FORT ALLEN
ICTAIRIE
ICTAIRIE
NEW ORLEANS
EtLL & CKfiSE
WESTLAKE
DENVER
DENVER
HESTLAXE
DENVER
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
CO
CO
LA
CO
ZIP
CODE
70140-
70505-1S43
70605-
70505-1313
70079-
70057-
71075-
77210-4792
70051-0349
70747-
70002-
-
70002-
70141-
70037-0395
70447-
30202-
30202-
70449-
80202-
-------
11/23/93
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
COCKET STATE
NUMBER
*
FRP-06-LA-00153 LA
41
FRF-04-LA-00154 LA
41
FRF-06-LA-00155 LA
FRP-04-LA-00154 LA
FRP-06-LA-00157 LA
FRP-06-LA-00158 LA
41
FRP-OA-LA-0015? LA
FRP-04-LA-00140 LA
FRP-06-LA-00161 LA
FRF-OA-LA-00162 LA
'FRF-OA-LA-00163 Lft
FRP-OA-LA-00164 LA
41
FRP-06-LA-C0165 LA
FRP-06-LA-00166 LA
FRP-06-LA-00167 LA
41
FRP-06-LA-00148 LA
FRF-06-LA-00169 LA
41
FRP-04-LA-00170 LA
FRP-06-LA-00171 LA
FRP-06-LA-00172 LA
*
FACILITY NAME NUMBER PREFIX NAME TYFt SUFFIX CITY
LAKE CHARLES 100 S SHATTUCK ST LAKE CHARLES
YAS'D
GRAtti ISLE
FACLILITY
COUGHL1N POKER HWY 106 ST LAtCRY
STATION
IVANHOE PLANT HWY S3 LOUISA
HASVEY 3540 RIVER RO HARVEY
AVONDALE TANX 5450 RIVER' RD AVOIBALE
TERMINAL
H(*VY TANK '1145 4 TH ST HARVEY
TERMINAL
MOLASSES LIQUID
PRODUCTS
DIVISION
ST MARTIN
PARISH SCHOOL
BOARD
LOUISIANA
LONGWOOD YARD
#204
LAKE RACCOURCI
STA t\
BILLY CAff'
FIELD
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
TAfT FACILITY 7760 RIVER RO.,' HAHfWILLE
DELACROIX CORP
/I WELL ~ -,
DELCOUR FIELD
SONNEBORN 1805 FOURTH HARVEY
DIVISION
FACILITY
J. CHAPLAIN ET
AL tt WELL AND
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
CAMHADA Mitt
PORT SULPHUR
OPERATIONS
ARCADIA
LOUISIANA
TERMINAL
BATON ROUGE 1315 MENGAL RD BATON ROUGE
TERMINAL
STATE ZIP
CODE
LA 70401-
LA 71347-0070
LA 70538-
LA 70059-
LA 70094-
LA 70058-
LA 70057-
LA 70058-
LA 70807-
MAILINB
NAME
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TRANSPORTATION
COIf'AtW
EXXON PIPELINE
COIf'ANY
CEtffRAL LOUSIANA
aECTRIC CO. , INC
CEGUSSA CORPORATION
DELTA COMMODITIES
INTERWTIOWL MATEX
TERMIWLS
INTERWTIOWL MATEX
TERMINALS
CARGILL INCORPORATED
AHADARKO PETROLEUM
CORPORATION
INTERWTIOWL PAPER
EXXON COMPANY USA
HUNT OIL COMPANY
AGRICO CHEMICAL CO.
BASS ENTERPRISES,
INC.
WITCO CORPORATION
DEMON ENERGY
CORPORATION
FREEFORT-MC MORAN,
INC.
FREEPORT-MC MORAN,
INC.
EXXON COMPANY USA
CHEVRON USA PRODUCTS
CO.
MAILING
ADDRESS
1515 ARAPAHOE ST STE
t S40
P 0 EOX 2220
P 0 EOX 5000
P 0 BOX 9320
P 0 EOX 531
321 ST CHARLES AVE
321 ST CHARLES AVE
P 0 BOX 9300
P 0 EOX 1330
F 0 EOX 312
P 0 EOX 61707
FOUNTAIN PLACE, 1445
ROSS
7740 RIVER RO
3S50 NORTH CAUSEWY
STE «900
P 0 EOX 308
1500 MID AMERICA
TOWER.20 NORTH
BROADWAY
1615 POYDRAS ST
1615 POYDRAS ST
F 0 EOX 549
1301 MC KINNHY ST
CITY
DENVER
HOUSTON
PIHEVILE
K£W IBERIA
HARVEY
W£W ORLEANS
tCW ORLEANS
MINNEAPOLIS
HOUSTON
BASTROP
NEW ORLEANS
DALLAS
HWWILLE
METAIRIE
GRENTNA
OKLAHOMA CITY
WEW ORLEANS
t£W ORLEANS
ARCADIA
HOUSTON
STATE
CO
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
MN
TX
LA
LA
TX
LA
LA
LA
OK
LA
LA
LA
TX
ZIP
CODE
80202-
772.52-2220
71341-5000
70542-9320
70059-
70130-
70130-
55440-
77251-1320
71221-
70161-1707
85202-2785
70057-
70002-
70054-
73102-
70141-
70141-
71001-
77210-
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0
11/23/93
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
*
1)
<§
9
*
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
a
9
LOCKET STATE
NUMEER
FRP-06-LA-00173 LA
rfiP-06-t.A 0517-1 LA
FRP-06-LA-00175 LA
FRF-06-LA-00176 LA
FRP-04-LA-00177 LA
FRP-06-LA 00173 LA
FR'F-06-LA-00179 LA
FRP-06-LA-00130 LA
FRP-06-LA-001S1 LA
FRP-06-LA- 091S2 LA
Ff'P-06-LA- 00133 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00134 LA
FRF'-06-Lfr-OClS5 LA
FRP-06-LA--00186 LA
FRP-06-LA-00187 LA
FRP-06-LA-00133 LA
rKP-06-Lft-00189 LA
FRP-06-LA-00190 LA
FRP-06-LA-00191 LA
FRF-06-LA-00192 LA
FACILITY MAIt NUMBER FfiEFIX NAME TYFE SUFFIX CITY
HARVEY 701 DESTREHAH IttRVEY
TERMINAL/HAREHO
USE TERMINAL
CEMENT PLANT
MERAUX 2600 E ST EERNARD BWY MERAUX
LOU IS I «)A
NESTLAMD-SHREVE 2740 VdLEYVIEH DR SHREVEFORT
PORT
BULK STORAGE
FACILITY
LOUISIANA PLANT
BATON ROUGE
TERMINAL.
IEERIA FIELD'S
4-TANK BATTERY
FACILITIES
KOCH GATHERING
SYSTEMS, INC
COCODRIE ST
LftNDR'Y GAS
PROCESSING
PLANT
ACCIS
PLAQUEMINE GAS
PROCESSING
PLANT
AYMOND GAS
PROCESSING
PLANT
GIBSON GAS
PROCESSING
PLANT
CHALKLEY
TERMINAL
KEWANEE
TERMINAL
BAYOU ELLE
TERMINAL
BIG LAKE
TERMINAL
EAST BAY
CENTRAL
FACILITY
GEISMAR FLAIJT
WILLOW GLEH
POWER STATION
STATE ZIP WILING
CODE NAME
LA 70053- FREEPORT-MC MORAN
INC.
LA 70075- CHEVRON USA,
FfiOBUCTS CO.
LA 71108- WESTLANOOIL CO.,
INC
CITGO PIPELINE CO.
STAR ENTERPRISE
ERGON OIL PURCHASING
ESTATE OF WILLIAM G.
HELIS
KOCH GATHERING
SYSTEMS, INC
LIG-LIQUIDS
CORPORATION
OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL
CORPORATION
LIG-LIQUIDS CORP
LIG-LIQUIDS CORP.
LIG-LIQUIDS
CORPORATION
KOCH GATHERING
SYSTEMS, INC.
KOCH GATHERING
SYSTEMS, INC.
KOCH GATHERING
SYSTEMS, INC.
KOCH GATHERING
SYSTEMS, INC.
SHELL OIL
CORPORATION
SHaL OIL COMPANY
GULF STATES
UTILITIES
MAILING
ADDRESS
1615 FOYDRAS ST.
1301 MC KINHEY ST
P 0 EOX 3093
P 0 EOX 3735
P 0 EOX 37
P 0 EOX 1303
912 WHITNEY BANK
BUILDING, 223 ST CH
AVE
P 0 EOX 135
F 0 EOX 100
P 0 EOX 8
P 0 EOX 100
P 0 EOX 100
F 0 EOX 100
P 0 EOX 135
P 0 EOX 135
F 0 EOX 135
F 0 EOX 135
F 0 [RAWER 350
P 0 EOX 500
P 0 EOX 65
CITY
NEW ORLEANS
HOUSTON
SHREVEFORT
TULSA
CONVENT
JACKSON
NEW ORLEANS
ST JAMES
ST LANDRY
ADDIS
ST LANDRY
ST LANDRY
ST LAWIRY
ST JAICS
ST JAMES
ST JAHES
ST JAHES
EMPIRE
GEISMAS
ST GAEKia
STATE
LA
LA
LA
OK
LA
MS
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP
CODE
70161-
77210-
71103-
74102-
70723-
39215-1303
70130-
70036-0135
71367-
70710-
71367-
71367-
71367-
70086-0135
70036-0135
70086-0135
70086-0135
70050-
70734-
70776-
-------
11/23/93
41
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION A
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
[OCKET STATE
NUMEER
41
FRP-06-LA-00193 LA
FRP-04-LA- 00194 LA
FRP-04-LA-00195 LA
FRP-04-LA-00194 LA
4)
RP-06-LA-00197 LA
FRF-06-LA-00198 LA
FRP-04-LA-00199 LA
4k
FRP-OA-LA-00200 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00201 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00202 LA
4k
FRP-OA-LA-00203 LA
FRP-OA--LA-00204 LA
FRF-06-LA- 00205 LA
4k
FRP-OA-LA-00204 LA
FRP-04-LA-00207 LA
4)
FRF-04-LA-00208 LA
FRP-06-LA-00209 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00210 LA
4)
FRF--06-LA-00211 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00212 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00213 LA
4)
FRP-OA-LA-00214 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00215 LA
FACILITY NAME NUMBER FflEFIX NAME TYFE SUFFIX CITY
SUNSHINE 1725 HIGHWAY 75
TERMINAL
ARCO II
TERMINAL
HODGE LA MILL
LAKE CWRLES,
LA FACILITY
DUAL DRILING
#91
DOW CHEMICAL #1
AND #1D
SCHWING #73 AID
#10
ERATH TERMINAL
LAKE HERMITAGE FORT SULPHUR
FACILITY
PECAN ISLAND FRONTAGE ROAD FECAN ISLAM)
FACILITY
PECAN GROVE HHY 103 LAKE CHARLES
TANK FARM
TANK FARM TANK FARM ROAD W LAKE CHARLES
SOUTHEAST AVERY
ISLAND
FRQHJCTION
FACILITY
FRESH WTER
BAYOU FIELD
WEST WHITELAKE '^
FIELD
EAST WHITE LAKE
FIELD
BIG BAYOU
PIDGEON FIELD
OILS SWEET LAKE
FACILITY
MYETTE POINT
SOUTH FIELD
BAYOU OJLARGE
FIELD
LAKE PAGIE
FIELD
BAYOU LONG
FIELD
LAKE GERO
FACILITY
STATE ZIP WILING MAILING
CODE NAME ADDRESS
FETROUNITED 333 CLAY STREET
TERMINALS, INC. SUITE 4300
KOCH GATHERING P 0 EOX 135
SYSTEMS, INC.
STONE CONTAINER CALLER SERVICE t
CORF. 3700, MILL STREET
PPG INDUSTRIES, INC CHEMICALS POST
OFFICE BOX 10000
OJAL [RILLING 1030 CROSE AVE
OM>ANY
FETRO-GUARO COMPANY, 5358 WESTHEIMER, STE
INC #400
FETRO-GUARD COMPANY, 5853 WESTHEIMER, STE
INC. #400
KOCH GATHERING P 0 EOX 135
SYSTEMS, INC.
LA 70083- HILCORP ENERGY J3INT 1000 LOUISIANA -
VENTURE SUITE 3400
LA 70543- EXXON COMPANY, USA PO BOX 41707
LA 70402- CITGO PIPELINE PO BOX 3753
COMPANY
LA 70404- CALCASIEU REFINING PO CflWER 4028
COMPANY
LA EHP PETROLEUM 5847 SAN FELIPE
SUITE 3600
LA UNXAL CORP., ENERGY 1018 HARDING ST.
RES. DIV.
LA UNXAL CORP. , ENERGY 1018 HARDING ST.
RES. DIV.
LA UNOCAL CORP., ENERGY 1018 HARDING ST.
RES. DIV.
LA UNXAL CORP., ENERGY 1018 HARDING ST.
RES. DIV.
LA UNXAL CORP., ENERGY 1013 HARDING ST.
RES. DIV.
LA UNXAL CORP., ENERGY 1013 HARDING ST.
RES. DIV.
LA EXXON COMPANY, USA PO BOX 61707
LA UNXAL CORP., ENERGY 1018 HARDING ST.
RES. DIV.
LA UNXAL CORP., ENERGY 1018 HARDING ST.
RES. OIV.
LA LOUISIANA LAM) AND 909 FOYDRAS ST.
EXPLORATION CO.
CITY
HOUSTON
ST JAHES
HODGE
LAKE CHARLES
EfiOUSSARD
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
ST JAMES
HOUSTON
NEW ORLEANS
TULSA
LAKE CHARLES
HOUSTON
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
NEW ORLEANS
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
NEW ORLEANS
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
LA
TX
LA
OK
LA
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP
CODE
77002-
70034-0135
71247-
70402-
70513-
77057-
77057-
70084-0135
77002-
70141-1707
74102-
70404-
77057-
70503-
70503-
70503-
70503-
70503-
70503-
70141-1707
70503-
70503-
70112-
-------
11/23/93
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
*
*
DOCKET STATE
NUMEER
FRP-06-LA-00216 LA
FRP-06-LA-00217 LA
FRP-04- LA 00215 LA
4k
PRP-06-LA-00219 LA
%
FRP-06-LA-00220 LA
%
FRP-04-LA-00221 LA
-------
11/3/S3
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
*
DOCKET STATE
NUMBER
FRP-06-LA-00231 LA
0
FRF-06-LA-00232 LA
4£
FRP-06-LA-00233 LA
FRP-06-LA-00234 LA
FRP-06-LA-00235 LA
FRP-06-LA-00236 LA
FRP-06-LA-00237 LA
FRP-06-LA-0023S LA
4ft FRP-06-LA-00239 LA
FRP-06-LA-C0240 LA
*
FRP-06-LA-00241 LA
FRP-06-LA-00242 LA
FRF-06-LA-00243 LA
FRP-06-LA-00244 LA
4)
FRP-06-LA-00245 LA
FRP-04-LA-00244 LA
41
FRP-06-LA-C02'!,1 LA
[W-06--LA- 00243 LA
FRP-06-LA-00249 LA
FRP-06-LA-00250 LA
FACILITY
FACILITY NAME NUMBER FfiEFIX NAME TYFE SUFFIX CITY
UNCLE SAM PLANT BANK RIVER E UNCLE SAM
RO,HW 44
TANK BATTERY
NO. 1, GRAND
BAY FiaD
GRAfti ISLE
SHOREBASE
TERMINAL
WILLIAMS INC.
WILLIAMS WELLS
1,2,3,4
FETERMAN NO.
1,2,3
STATE LEASE
3211 (OR 13211)
TENMECO FEE
LEASE STOR. Atfi
TRANSFER FAC.
DOW CHEMICAL
FACILITY
ASSUMPTION
PARISH SCHOOL
PETRON, INC. 501 PORT ROAD ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA
TERMINAL
VENICE II 9 MCOERMOTT ROAD VENICE
FACILITY
ST. ROSE RIVER ROAD .' ST. ROSE
REFINERY
KROTZ SPRINGS 1, KROTZ SPRINGS
REFINERY
JENNINGS BARGE
TERMINAL
DUPLICATE OF
LA00065, PER
DON KLUTH,
5-19-93
FRISCO FIELD
GRAND ISLE GRAM) ISLE
WEST WHITE LAKE WHITE LAKE
FIELD BARGE
FACILITY 1
ROOOMACHER 275 RODEMACHER ROAD LENA
POWER STATItfJ
REGION 6
RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP MAILING
CODE NAME
70792-9999 AGRICO CHEMICAL CO.
HENRY PRODUCTION CO.
CONOCO INC.
APACHE CORFORATION
APACHE CORFORATION
LIMBER OIL AND GAS
APACHE CORFORATION
APACHE CORFORATION
APACHE CORFORATION
APACHE CORFORATION
71303- FETRON, INC.
ALEXANDRIA TERMINAL
M-I DRILLING FLUIDS
CO.
70037- FHIBRO ENERGY USA,
INC.
70750- FHIBRO ENEROY USA,
INC.
CAMAL REFINING
COIf'ANY
-
AMERICAN TRAD. &
FROD.
7053S- TESORO PETRO. DISTR.
CO.
AMERICAN TRAD. &
FROD.
71447-9703 CENTRAL LOUISIANA
aECTRIC CO.
MAILING
ADDRESS
BAW RIVER
RD,HW 44 E
PO BOX 53492
400 E. KALISTE
SALOOM RD. / PO EOX
51266
2000 POST OAK BLVD.,
SUITE 100
2000 POST OAK ELVD.,
SUITE 100
1300 CAROL SUE-SUITE
NO. 6
2000 POST OAK ELVO.,
SUITE 100
2000 POST OAK BLVD.,
SUITE 100
2000 POST OAK ELVD. ,
SUITE 100
2000 POST OAK ELVD.,
SUITE 100
PO BOX 33
PO BOX 721110
PO EOX 453
PO BOX 453
PO BOX 3
1331 LAMAR SUITE
1250
8700 TESORO DRIVE
1331 LAMAR SUITE
1250
2030 DONAHUE FERRY
ROAD / PO BOX 5000
CITY
UNCLE SAM
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
GRETNA
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
JONESVILLE
HOUSTON
KROTZ SPRINGS
KROTZ SPRINGS
CHURCH POINT
HOUSTON
SAN ANTONIO
HOUSTON
PINEVILLE
STATE
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
LA
TX
TX
TX
TX
LA
TX
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
TX
LA
ZIP
CODE
70792-9999
70505-
70505-
77056-4400
77056-4400
70056-
77056-4400
77056-4400
77056-4400
77056-4400
71343-
77272-
70750-0453
70750-0453
70525-
-
77010-
78217-
77010-
71361-5000
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*
11/3/93
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 4
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
»
41
41
41
4k
41
41
41
41
41
41
41
41
LOCKET
NUMEER
FRP-06-LA--00251
FRF-06-LA-00252
FRP-06-LA-00253
FRF-06-LA-00254
FRF-04--LA-00255
FRP-06-LA-00256
FRP-06-LA- 00257
FRP-06-LA-0025S
FRP-06-LA-00259
FRP-06-LA- 00260
FRP-06-LA-00261
FRP-06- LA- 00262
FRP-06-LA-00263
FRP-06-LA- 00264
FRP-06-LA-00265
FRP-04-LA-00264
FRP-04-LA-00267
FRP-06-LA- 00263
FRP-06-LA-00269
FRP-06-LA-00270
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
FACILITY NAME NUMBER PREFIX NAME TYFE SUFFIX CITY
TECf£ FOttR NEWMAN ST BALDWIN
STATION
VENICE HWY 23 S VENICE
LEEVILLE HWY 3090 LEEVILLE
(MARTIN FUEL
DOCK)
HOJm 141 BAYOU ROW HOUftt
DULARGE
AltLIA DOCK DUHON ROAD AMELIA
BYPASS
CAMERON HWY 27 AMD CAMERON
32
L(*E WASHINGTON
CENTRAL TANK
BATTERY
BROWWaL-KIOO
waL NO. i
BULK STORAGE HENDERSON
FACILITY
(FEM3ERSON)
DUF'LICATE OF
DOCKET/
FKF'-04-LA-00031
DUPLICATE OF
DOCKET/
DUPLICATE OF
DOCKET/
FRP-04-LA-00032
DUF'LICATE OF -
DOCKET/
FRF-04-LA-00034
DUPLICATE OF
DOCKET/
FRP-06-LA-00143
COCCORIE 8146 HW 56 S CHAUVIN
COMPRESSOR
STATION 523
ARCHIE TERMINAL HW 34 JONESVILLE
BULLY CAtf '
FIELD
GRAND PAY FIELD
DELTA FARMS
FIELD
TIMBALIER BAY
FIELD
STATE ZIP MAILING
CODE Wit
LA 70514-0300 CENTRAL LOUSIAHA
aECTRIC CO.
LA 70091- TESORO FETRO. DISTR.
CO.
LA 70357- TESCRO FETRO. DISTR.
CO.
LA 70363- TESORO FETRO. DISTR1.
CO.
LA 70342- TESORO FETRO. DISTR.
CO.
LA 70631- TESORO FETRO. DISTR1.
CO.
LA WAX OIL Affi GAS
LA EECHia EXPLORATION
COIf'AHY
LA 70401- CITGO PIPELINE CO.
LA 70344- TENNESSEE GAS
LA 71343- FE:TRON INC.
LA GREENHILL FETROLEUM
CORF'.
LA GREENHILL FETROLEUM
CORF1.
LA GREEIIHILL FETROLEUM
CORP.
LA GREENHILL FETROLEUM
CORF'.
MAILING
ADDRESS
2030 DONAHUE FERRY
ROAD / PO BOX 5000
3700 TESORO DRIVE
8700 TESORO DRIVE
3700 TESORO DRIVE
8700 TESORO DRIVE
3700 TESORO DRIVE
1300 SW SAM HOUSTON
PKWY / PO BOX 42806
2121 SAGE ROAD-SUITE
165
PO BOX 375S
,
SUGAR MILL FOINT,
1115 REGAL ROW
PO BOX 33
11490 ItSTFIEIMER
ROAD SUITE 200
11490 WESTHEIMER
ROAD, SUITE 200
11490 WESTHEIMER
ROAD SUITE 200
11490 ffSTHEIMER
ROAD SUITE 200
CITY
FINEVILLE
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
TULSA
HOUm
JDNESVILLE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
STATE ZIP
CODE
LA 71361-5000
TX 78217-
TX 78217-
TX 73217-
TX 73217-
TX 73217-
TX 77042-2806
TX 77056-
OK 74102-
LA 70360-
LA 71343-
TX 77077-6341
TX 77077-6341
TX 77077-6341
TX 77077-6841
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*
*
41
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9
4)
*
(0
<§
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0
0
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9
*
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*
11/23/93
DOCKET
HUMEER
FRF-06-LA-00271
FRP-06-LA-00272
FRF-06-LA-00273
FRP-06-LA-00274
FRP-06-LA-00275
FRP-04-LA-00276
FRP-06-LA-00277
FRP-06-LA-00278
FRP-06-LA-00279
FRP-06-LA-002SO
FRP-06-LA-00231
FRP-06-LA-002S2
FRP-06-LA-00233
FRP-06-LA-00234
FRP-06-LA-00285
FRP-06-LA-00284
FRP-06-LA-002S7
FRP-04-LA-00283
FRP-06-LA-0023?
FRP-06-LA-00290
FRP-06-LA-00291
FRP-06-LA-00292
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
STATE FACILITY NAME NUMBER PREFIX NAME TYPE SUFFIX CITY STATE ZIP MAILING
CODE NAME
LA MERAUX TERMINAL 2501 ST. PHY E MERAUX LA 70075- MURPHY OIL CORP.
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
BERNARD
MAIN PASS BLOCK
35
OAKDALE PLANT
ROLLINS
ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES LA.
INC.
AEEEVILLE 1036 PINTAIL AVE ABBEVILE
PORT FOURCHON A. J. ROAD FORT FOURCHON
OFFSHORE FAC. ESTAY
DUPLICATE OF
DOCKET/
FRF-06-LA-00023
ACTUALLY IN
TEXAS (EXXON
CPEMICfl. CO)
DERIDDER WOOD POST PLANT ROM DERIDDER
PLANT
L.P. 10234 HW 157 FRINCETON
SPRIHGHILL
PLANT
GEISMAR COMPLEX
FROG LAKE '
LF*L FATERSON 5400 DWER R0tfi f£W ORLEANS
GENERATING
PLANT
DERIDDER CROSBY ROAD DERIDCER
FACILITY
LAKE CWRLES SH 334 8 LAKE CHARLES
TERMINAL LINCOLN RD
SUHItRVILLE SUMItRVlLLE
DEPOT
JENA DEF'OT JENA
FORESTRY JENA
SERVICES
VENICE I VENICE
FACILITY
INTERNATIONAL RT. 3 ABBEVILLE
CITY FACILITY
BERWICK 3309 BaLEVIEW ST EERWICX
FACILITY FRONT
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
SLAM RESOURCES, INC.
ARIZONA CHEMICAL
COMPANY
ROLLINS
ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES LA. INC.
70510- TESORO FETRO. DISTR.
CO.
M-I DRILLING FLUICS
CO.
70634- INTERNATIONAL FtfER
71067-9172 CALUMET LUERICANTS
CO.
ARIZONA CHEMICAL CO.
ARCADIAN CORPORATION
WESTLtftD OIL
DEVELOPMENT CORP.
70127- ENTERGY INC.
70634- ItSTVACO CORP.
70605- TRUNKLINt LNG CO.
INTERNATIONAL PAPER
INTERNATIONAL PAPER
INTERNATIONAL PAPER
M-I DRILLING FLUIDS
CO.
70610- M-I DRILLING FLUIDS
CO.
M-I DRILLING FLUIDS
CO.
MAILING
ADDRESS
200 P£ ACH STREET
PO BOX
53846
OLD (BERLIN HWY, PO
CITY
EL DORADO
LAFAYETTE
OAKDALE
STATE ZIP
CODE
AR 71730-5834
LA
LA
70506-
71463-1147
BOX 1147
POBOX
1036
74137
PINTAIL AVE
RT. 1 BOX 327
POBOX
10234
POBOX
PO BOX
519
H4Y 157
25
307
200 RIVER POINT
BATON ROUGE
ABBEVILLE
GOLDEN MEADOW
DERIDDER
FRINCETON
SFRINGHILL
GEISMtf?
CONROE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
70374-4137
70510-
70357-
70634-
71067-9172
71075-
70734-
77305-
DRIVE SUITE 105
PO BOX
PO BOX
POBOX
PO BOX
POBOX
POBOX
5950 N
POBOX
5950 N
PO BOX
5950 N
POBOX
61000
836
6327
1371
1371
1371
. COURSE DR. /
721110
. COURSE OR. /
721110
. COURSE DR. /
721110
NEH ORLEANS
DERIODER
LAKE CHARLES
JENA
JENA
JENA
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
TX
70161-
70634-
70606-
71342-1371
71342-1371
71342-1371
77272-
77272-
77272-
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11/23/93
CCCKET
HUMEER
FRP-06-LA- 00293
PRP-06-LA-00294
FRP-06-LA-00295
FRP-06-LA-00296
FRP-06-LA-00297
FRP-06-LA-00293
FRP-OA-LA-00299
FRP-06-LA-00300
FRP-06-LA-00301
FRF-06-LA-00302
FRP-06-LA-00303
FRP-06-LA-00304
FRP-06-LA-00305
FRP-06-LA-00306
FKP-06-LA-00307
FRP-06- LA- 00306
FRP-06-LA-00309
FRP-06-LA-00310
FRP-04-LA- 00311
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
l(\
LA
LA
LA
FACILITY NAME NUMBER PREFIX NAME
DUPLICATE OF
DOCKET*
FFP-06-LA-00145
SERVICES 536 MODERN
FQUHDARY DIV. FtfiMS
ALGIERS 3101 PATTERSON
FACILITY
WESTWEGO YAFil 400 RIVER
SHIPBUILDING 5100 RIVER
AND REF'AIR
DUPLICATE OF
DOCKET*
FRP-06-LA-00297
GRAND LAKE AND 140 LOUISIANA
ONSHORE SOF'CO
GATHERING
SYSTEM
BAY BAFTISIT
FACILITY
MARRERO SALES
TERMINAL
FRONT STFEET 1201 BRASHEN
DOCK
MORGAN CITY 1000 YOUNGS
TERMINAL
CAMERON CARTER
FACILITY
DLLAC FACILITY 6472 GRAND
CAILLOU
HOUftt FACILITY
HARVEY FACILITY 4300 PETERS
ST. ROSE 11S42 RIVER
TERMINAL
LF«L HINEMILE 1617 RIVER-
POINT STEAM
ELECTRIC
STATION
LFSL MICHOUO 3601 PARK
STEAM aECTRIC
STATION
LFSL HW 553
STERLINGTON
STEAM aECTRIC
STATION
TYPE SUFFIX CITY
fvQAO MGGflfrVtN
OR. HEW ORLEANS
ROW ICSTWAGO
ROAD AVOHDALE
AVE LAKE ARTHUR
IERRERO
AVE MORGAN CITY
ROW MORGAN CITY
CAMERON
ROAD CCILAC
'-, Houm
ROAD HARVEY
ROAD ST. ROSE
ROAD WESTHEGO
ROAD HEW ORLEANS
STERLINGTON
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP
CODE
70094-
70114-
70094-
70094-
70549-
70072-
70330-
70330-
70631-
70353-
70361-
70058-
70037-
70094-
70129-
71280-
miLING
NAME
AVONDALE INDUSTRIES,
INC.
AVONDALE ItBUSTRIES,
INC.
AVONDALE INDUSTRIES,
INC.
AVONDALE INDUSTRIES,
INC.
MOBIL
FENNZOIL CO.
STAR ENTERPRISE
TESORO FETRO. DISTR.
CO.
MOBIL
M-I DRILLING FLUICS
CO.
M-I DRILLING FLUICS
CO.
M-I DRILLING FLUICS
CO.
M-I DRILLING FLUICS
CO.
INTERNATIONAL MATEX
ENTERGY INC.
ENTERGY INC.
ENTERGY INC.
MAILING
ACORESS
PO BOX 50230
PO BOX 50250
PO BOX 502SO
PO BOX 50230
12450 GR EENPOINT
DRIVE
PO BOX 51843
4500 FULLER DRIVE
SUITE 400
3700 TESORO DRIVE
1000 YOUNGS ROAD
PO BOX 721110
PO BOX 721110
PO BOX 721110
PO BOX 721110
321 ST. CHARLES AVE.
PO BOX 61000
PO BOX 61000
PO BOX 61000
CITY
HEW ORLEANS
K£W OFIEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
HOUSTON
LAFAYETTE
IRVING
SAN ANTONIO
MORGAN CITY
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
LA
TX
TX
LA
TX
TX
TX
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP
CODE
70150-0280
70150-0230
70150-0230
70150-0280
77060-1991
70505-
75033-
75217-
70330-
77272-
77272-
77272-
77272-
70130-
70161-
70161-
70161-
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11/23/93
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW
»
4ft
4ft
4ft
4ft
4ft
4ft
£
4ft
4ft
4ft
4ft
4ft
4ft
*
COCKET STATE
NUMEER
FRF-06-LA-00312 LA
FRF-06-LA-00313 LA
FRP-06-LA-00314 LA
FRF-06-LA-00315 LA
FRF-06-LA-00316 LA
FRP-06-LA-00317 LA
FRF-06-LA-00318 LA
FRP-06-LA-00319 LA
FRP-06-LA-00320 LA
FRF-06-LA-00321 LA
FRP-06-LA-00322 LA
FRP-06-LA-00323 LA
FRF-06-LA-00324 LA
FRP-06-LA-00325 LA
FRP-06-LA-00326 LA
FRP-06-LA-00327 LA
FRP-06-LA-00323 LA
FRP-06-LA-00329 LA
FRP-06-LA-00330 LA
FRP-06-LA-00331 LA
FKP-06-LA-00332 LA
RP-06-LA-00333 LA
FACILITY NAME NUMBER FfiEFIX NWE TYPE SUFFIX CITY
SOUTH PASS 57
FACILITY
LF«L WATERFORO 3500 HIGhHAY IS KILLONA
1 R 2 STEAM
ELECTRIC
STATION
LF«L LITTLE HW 623 MONTZ
GVPSY STEAM
ELECTRIC
STATION
BAYOU CHOCTAW
FIELD
WEST HACKBERRY
FACILITY
WEEKS ISLAND
FACILITY
EMPIRE TERMINAL
MAIN PASS 69
TERMINAL
FOURCHAN
TERMINAL
SCHWING LEASE
FACILITY
IOWA TERMINAL HWY 3059
PORT SULFHUR GRAM ISLE
FACILITY
GRAM ISLE BASE HW 23 FORT SULFHUR
FACILITY ;'
FOUR LEAGUE BAY 1343 W TlMfEL BLVD HOUIW
STORAGE AND '_
TRANSFER FAC.
WEST WHITE LAKE
PROD. FACILITY
BAYOU FERBLANC
FIELD
DUPLICATE OF LA
00129
SFRIHGHILL WOOD 2600 S ARKANSAS SFRINGHIU.
PROD. FACILITY
IHTRACOASTAL HWY 333 INTRACOASTAL CITY
CITY WAREHOUSE
PORT FOURCHOH 291 A. J. ROAD FORT FOURCHON
WAREHOUSE ESTAY
MRACOASTAL HWY 333 INTRACOASTAL CITY
CITY CAREO-TEC
CAMERON JETTY ROAD CAMERON
WAREHOUSE
STATE ZIP
CODE
LA
LA 70066-
LA 70063-
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA 70358-
LA 70033-
LA 70361-
LA
LA
LA 71075-
LA
LA
LA
LA
STATUS
MAILING
NAME
PEKNZOIL CO.
ENTERGY INC.
ENTERGY INC.
DOE SFR
DOE SFfl
DDE SPfi
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
CHEVRON PIPELINE CO.
KERR MCGEE CORP.
SHELL PIPELINE CORF'.
FREEPORT SULPHUR CO.
FREEPORT SULFHUR CO.
CRYSTAL OIL CO.
TORCH OPERATING CO.
TORCH OPERATING CO.
DUPLICATE OF LA
00129
INTERNATIONAL Ptf'ER
CO.
BAKER HUGHES INTEQ,
INC.
BAKER HUGHES INTEQ,
INC.
BAKER HUGHES INTEQ,
INC.
BAKER HUGHES INTEQ,
INC.
MAILING
ACORESS
PO BOX 51843
PO BOX 61000
PO BOX 61000
900 COMMERCE ROAD
EAST
900 COffiERCE ROAD
EAST
900 COMMERCE ROAD
EAST
PO BOX 740339
PO BOX 740339
PO BOX 740339
PO BOX 39400
TWO SH1L FLAZA / PO
BOX 2648
PO BOX 1025
PO BOX 1025
PO BOX 21101
1850 INDUSTRIAL
BLVD.
1850 INDUSTRIAL
BLVD.
2600 S ARKANSAS
3900 ESSEX LANE, PO
BOX 22111
3900 ESSEX LANE, PO
BOX 22111
3900 ESSEX LANE, PO
BOX 22111
3900 ESSEX LANE, PO
BOX 22111
CITY
LAFAYETTE
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
HEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
LAFAYETTE
HOUSTON
GRAM) ISLE
FORT SULFWJR
SHREVEPORT
Houm
HDUW
SPRINGHILL
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
TX
TX
ZIP
CODE
70G06-1843
70161-
70161-
70123-
70123-
70123-
70174-0339
70174-0339
70174-0339
70593-9400
77252-
70033-
70083-
71120-
70364-
70364-
-
71075-
77227-2111
77227-2111
77227-2111
77227-2111
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11/23/73
DOCKET STATE
NUMEER
FRP-Oi-LA-00334 LA
FRP-06-LA-00335 LA
rRF-06 -LA -00336 LA
FRP-06-LA-00337 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00333 LA
FRP-06-LA-00339 LA
FRP--06-LA-00340 LA
FRP-06-LA-00341 LA
FRF'-06-LA-00342 LA
FRP-06-LA-00343 LA
FRP-06-LA-00344 LA
FRP-06-LA-00345 LA
FRF-06-LA-00346 LA
FRP-06-LA-00347 LA
FRP-06-LA-00348 LA
FRF-06-LA-00349 LA
FRP-06-LA-00350 LA
FRP-06-LA-00351 LA
FRP-04-LA-00352 LA
FRP-36-LA-00353 LA
FACILITY NA(t NUMSER FfiEFIX NAME
NORTH EElti LA. HWY 317
FACILITY
MAIN PASS MINE
VILLE FLATTE #6 HGLLOWAY
FACILITY
EAST LITTLE
ChENIER FfiOD.
FACILITY
COLE ESTATE /
DfWSON TRUST
WELL tl
NORTH EUCX
POINT FACILITY
S.O. CARTER
FACILITY
TIKBALIER ELK.
13 TANK BATTERY
CHANDELEUR
SOUM;i AREA ELK.
71 FACILITY
WEST LAKE
BECADE-LATERRE
27 t\
EAST LAKE
DECADE-BAYOU
CHARGE
FCUR LEAGUE BAY
FIELD
PASS WILSON ti
LATERRE
WEST LAKE
DECADE FACILITY
STATE LEASE
5175 tl
DUPLANTIS A tl
SE MANILA
VILLAGE tl
SE WN1LA
VILLAGE K
SE MANILA
VILLAGE #3
COTTON VALLEY
FACILITY
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE FLAN REVIEW STATUS
TYFE SUFFIX CITY
CENTERVILLE
HGLLOWAY BiVO VILLE PLATTE
OAX GROVE
COTTON VALLEY
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP WILING
CODE NAIC
70522- COLUMBIAN CHEMICALS
CO.
FREEPORT MCMORAN
7»36-?773 COCfER INDUSTRIES
CLIFFS OIL AM) GAS
CO.
EECHTa CORP.
SAMEOW OIL CORF.
SAItPAN OIL CORP.
TORCH OFtRATING CO.
TORCH OPERATING CO.
FINA
FIffi
FIHA
Fim
FlfW
FINA
FI»
LA. LWD Aid EXFLO.
CO.
LA. LAND AID EXF1.0.
CO.
LA. LtfID Atti EXFLO.
CO.
KERR MCGEE CORF.
MAILING
ACORESS
FO DRAWER 114?
1615 POYDRAS ST. /
PO BOX 61119
<6 HOLLOI^Y ELVD
300 CITICORP CENTER
PO BOX 4253
12600 NORTHEOROUGH
SUITE 250
12600 NORTHEOROUGH
SUITE 250
FO BOX 4096
PO BOX 4096
14950 HEATHROW
FCKEST PARKWAY
14950 ttATHROW
FOREST PARKWAY
14950 HEATHROW
FOREST PARKWAY
14950 HEATHROW
FOREST PARKWAY
14950 HEATHROW
FOREST PARKWAY
14950 HEATHROW
FOREST PARKWAY
14950 HEATHROW
FOREST PARKWAY
909 POYDRAS ST.
909 FOYDRAS ST.
909 FOYDRAS ST.
PO BOX 97
CITY
FRAHXLIN
ffW ORLEANS
VILLE PLATTE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
mum
mum
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
t£W ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
COTTON VALLEY
STATE
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
TX
TX
LA
LA
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP
CODE
7053S-
70161-
70536-9773
77002-
77210-4253
77067-3299
77067-3297
70361-
70361-
77032-
77032-
77032-
77032-
77032-
77032-
77032-
70112-
70112-
70112-
71013-
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11/23/93
COCKET STATE
NUMEER
FRP-06-LA-00354 LA
FRF-OA-LA-00355 LA
FRP-04-LA-00354 LA
FRP-04-LA-00357 LA
41 FRP-04-LA-00358 LA
FRP-06-LA-00359 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00340 LA
FRP-04-LA-003A1 LA
&
FRP-04-LA-003A2 LA
to
FRP-OA-LA-00343 LA
FRP-04-LA-00344 LA
FRP-04-LA-00345 LA
^
FRP-04-LA-00344 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00347 LA
FRP-04-LA-003AS LA
0
FRP-06-LA-00349 LA
FRP-04-LA-00370 LA
FRF-04-LA-00371 LA
FRP-04-LA-00372 LA
FRP-06-LA-00373 LA
FRP-06-LA-00374 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00375 LA
FRP-OA-LA-0037A LA
FRP-OA-LA-00377 LA
FRP-04-LA-00373 LA
FRP-04-LA-00379 LA
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 4
FACILITY
FACILITY NAME NUMBER PREFIX NWE TYPE SUFFIX CITY
FITCH STATION SAREFTA
KELLER STATION HOMER
GQOCKICH TANK
BATTTERY M-l
PRIMARY
SEPARATION
STATION NO. 1
ATLAS REFINERY 3333 MIDWAY ST. SHREVEPORT
FEHNZOIL 3450 HOLLYWOOD AVE SHREVEPORT
PACKAGING FLAW
EATON ROUGE 4999 SCENIC HW EttTON ROUGE
CHEMICAL PLANT
ANCHORAGE 2449 N RIVER ROAD FORT ALLEN
CHEMICfl.
TERMINAL
W-l PRODUCTION
FACILITY
W-2 PRODUCTION
FACILITY
E-3 PRODUCTION
FACILITY
DEER ISLAND
SITE 1
DEER ISLAND
SITE 2
FORKED ISLAM HWY 35 AND FORKED ISLAND
TERMINAL HWY 82
MERMEHTAU PARISH
TERMINAL ROAD
P-8-44
GIBSON TANK TORCH DB, HOUNA
DISTRICT OFFICE
BAYOU PENCHANT
DEEP LAKE FIELD
INTRACOASTAL
LOADING DOCK
BURNS TERMINAL
SUNRISE FIELD
FOUR ISLE DOME
FIELD
POINT AU FER
FIELD
LXK PORT FIELD
BAYOU ELBJ
FIELD
LAKE WASHINGTON
A & B FACILITY
RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW
STATE ZIP
CODE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA 71109-
LA 71109-
LA 70305-
LA 70761-
LA
LA
LA 70510-
LA 70363-
LA 70343-
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
STATUS
MAILING
NAME
KERfi MCGEE CORP.
KERR MCGEE CORP.
CALLON OFFSHORE
PRODUCTION, INC.
CALLON OFFSHORE
PRODUCTION, INC.
ATLAS PROCESSING CO.
ATLAS PROCESSING CO.
EXXON
EXXON
ASHAkN ENERGY INC.
ASHLAHN ENERGY INC.
ASH.AW ENERGY INC.
FEWZOIL
FENNZOIL
UNION OIL
UNION OIL
UNION OIL
MOBIL
MOBIL
MOBIL
MOBIL
MOBIL
MOBIL
MOBIL
MOBIL
MOBIL
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM
MAILING
ADDRESS
PO BOX 97
PO BOX 97
PO BOX 1237
PO EOX 1237
PO BOX 3099
PO EOX 3099
PO BOX 241
PO BOX 445
3434 N. CAUSEWAY
BLVD SUITE 300
3434 N. CAUSEWAY
BLVD SUITE 300
3434 N. CAUSEWAY
BLMD SUITE 300
PO BOX 51843
FO BOX 51843
RT. 5 EOX 1234
RT. 5 FO EOX 1234
RT. 5 FO EOX 1234
PO BOX 450232
PO BOX 450232
PO BOX 450232
PO BOX 450232
PO BOX 450232
PO BOX 450232
PO BOX 450232
PO BOX 450232
PO BOX 450232
PO BOX 51107
CITY
COTTON VALLEY
COTTON VALLEY
NATCHEZ
NATCHEZ
SHREVEPORT
SHREVEPORT
BATON ROUGE
PORT ALLEN
HETAIRIE
METAIRIE
(ETAIRIE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
ABBEVILLE
ABBEVILLE
ABBEVILLE
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
LAFAYETTE
STATE
LA
LA
MS
MS
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
LA
ZIP
CODE
71018-
71018-
39121-
39121-
71133-
71133-3099
70321-
70747-
70002-7214
70002-7214
70002-7214
70505-1843
70505-1843
70510-
70510-
70510-
75245-0232
75265-0232
75245-0232
75245-0232
75245-0232
75245-0232
75245-0232
76245-0232
75245-0232
70505-1107
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11/23/93
COCKET
NUMEER
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
STATE FACILITY NAME NUMBER FfiEFIX NAME
TYFt SUFFIX CITY
STATE ZIP
CODE
MAILING
NAIC
MAILING
ADDRESS
CITY
STATE ZIP
CODE
FRP-06-LA-00380 LA
FRP-06-LA-00381 LA
FRP-06-LA-003S2 LA
FRP-06-LA-00333 LA
FRP-06-LA-00334 LA
FRP-06-LA-003S5 LA
FRP-06-LA-00386 LA
FRP-06-LA-003S7 LA
FRP-06-LA-0038S LA
FRP-06-LA-00389 LA
FRP-OH.A-00390 LA
FRP-06-LA-00391 LA
FRP-06-LA-00392 LA
FRP-06-LA-00393 LA
FRF-06-LA-00394 LA
FRP-06-LA-00395 LA
FRP-06-LA-00396 LA
FKP-06-LA-00397 LA
FRP-06-LA-0039S LA
FRP-06-LA-00399 LA
FRP-06-LA-00400 LA
FRP-06-LA-00401 LA
rRP-06-LA-00402 LA
FRF-06-LA-00403 LA
LAKE WASHING10N
ItfiSS TERMINAL
BASTIAN BAY
FACILITY
NOT A SITE, PER'
DAVID ANDERSON,
5-26-93
NOT A SITE, PER
DAVID ANDERSON,
5-26-93
NOT A SITE, PER
DAVID ANDERSON,
5-26-93
NOT A SITE, FER
DAVID ANDERSON,
5-26-93
NOT A SITE, PER
DAVID ANDERSON,
5-26-93
VENICE DGS
VENICE VSP
MP 41 FACILITY
R/FA3S FACILITY
LEEVILLE
FACILITY
CUTCFF FIELD
SAB. GAS
IHTRACOASTAL
CITY
E8.LE ISLE
FACILITY
BATEMAN LAKE
DEER ISLAND
BAYOU
POINT AU FER
HICO KNOWLES
HELD
MORGAN CITY 9752
REGIONAL OFFICE
RATHBOKHE BARGE
FACILITY
JEANERETTE
BARGE FACILITY
DUPLICATE
DOCKET
MOVED TO
DOCKET LA 2S3
FORT SULFHUR
LA
LA
FWLL1PS PETROLEUM PO BOX 51107 LAFAYETTE
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM PO BOX 51107 LAFAYETTE
LA 70505-1107
LA 70505-1107
HW 90
AMELIA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
70340-
NOT A SITE, FER
DAVID ANDERSON,
5-26-93
NOT A SITE, FER
DAVID ANDERSON,
5-26-93
NOT A SITE, FER
DAVID ANDERSON,
5-26-93
NOT A SITE, FER
DAVID ANDERSON,
5-26-93
NOT A SITE, FER
DAVID ANDERSON,
-5-26-93
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
CHEVRON USA
935 GRAVIER ST
935 GRAVIER ST
935 GRAVIER ST
935 GRAVIER ST
935 GRAVIER ST
935 GRAVIER ST
935 GRAVIER ST
935 GRAVIER ST
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
t£W ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
M£W ORLEANS
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
-
-
-
-
-
70112-
70112-
70112-
70112-
70112-
70112-
70112-
70112-
ORYX ENERGY CO.
PO BOX 2850
DALLAS
TX 75221-2880
ORYX ENERGY CO.
ORYX ENERGY CO.
ORYX ENERGY CO.
KERfi MCGEE
EROWN AtC ROOT
VESTLAND CORP.
WSTLANO CORP.
CUFUCATE COCKET
MOVED TO DOCKET
NUMBER 283
PO BOX 2830
PO BOX 2380
PO BOX 2830
PO BOX 25361
9752 HWY 90
PO BOX 3651
PO BOX 3651
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
OKLAHOMA CITY
f. AMELIA
CONROE
CONROE
TX
TX
TX
OK
LA
TX
TX
75221-2380
75221-2880
75221-2880
73125-
70340-
77305-3651
77305-3651
-
-------
11/23/93
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
DOCKET STATE FACILITY NANE NUrtSER FflEFIX NAME TYFE SUFFIX CITY STATE ZIP MAILING
«
4)
£
*
*
4k
0
*
0
*
*
NUMBER
FRP-06-LA- 00404 LA
FRP-06-LA-00405 LA
FRP-06-LA-00406 LA
FRP-06-LA-00407 LA
FRP-06-LA-0040P. LA
FRP-06-LA-00409 LA
FRF-06-LA-00410 LA
rRP-Oi-LA-00411 LA
FRP-06-LA-00412 LA
FRP-06-LA-00413 LA
FRP-06-LA-00414 LA
RP-06-LA-00415 LA
FRP-06-LA-00416 la
FRP-06-LA-00417 LA
FRF-06-LA-0041S LA
FRP-06-LA-00419 LA
GREEN CANYON 52
"CPP" EflRGE
FACILITY
LEEVILLE FIELD,
LLftE tZ
FACILITY
LEVILLE FIELD
CONSTANTIN t2
FACILITY
WEST DEER
ISLAND
AUXILLAW
FACILITY
WEST HACK6ERRY
CENTRAL TANK
BATTERY t2
EAST HACKBERCT
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
WEST HACKEiERKY
CENTRAL TANK
BATTERY t3
LOUISIANA STATE
LEASE NO. 3396
WESTWEGO 660
FOUR LEAGUE BAY
CENTRAL TANK
EATTERY-ftMAX
OIL » GAS
COMSTOCK OIL &
GAS,
LA-INC.-LEEVILL
E FACILITY
BAIRD FACILITY
LOUISIANA APWY
AmUNITIOH
FLANT-THIOKOL
CORPORATION
PLACID REFINING
COMPANY, SEARCH
PUMP STATION
PLACID REFINING
CO. BOYCE PUMP
STATION
POINT AU PER
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
LA
MORGAN CITY LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA?AUVE Cfi ICSTWEGO LA
FOUR LEAGUE BAY LA
'
LA
_,
LA
US WY SO DOYLIft LA
EAST
SEARCY LA
EOYCE LA
LA
CODE NAME
CONOCO
WHITING PETRO. CORF'.
WHITING PETRO. CORP.
LA. LAND AND EXFtO.
CO.
tffflCO PRODUCTION CO.
mffO PRODUCTION CO.
AMXO PRODUCTION CO.
KOG - KWSAS OIL (WO
GAS CORPORATION
70096-0250 Ftl AG PRODUCTS, INC.
WAX OIL & GAS
COMSTOCK OIL R
GAS-LA, INC.
COMSTOCK OIL &
GASOLA, INC.
71023- THIOKOL CORPORATION
FRED EflRRON, PLACID
REFINING COMPANY
FRED EARRON, PLACID
REFINING CO.
LASMO OIL 8 GAS,
INC.
MAILING CITY
ADDRESS
PO BOX 51266 LAFAYETTE
1700 BROADWAY SUITE DENVER
2300
1700 BROADWAY SUITE DENVER
2300
909 FOYDRAS ST / PO NEW ORLEANS
BOX 60360
PO BOX 39500 LAFAYETTE
PO BOX 39500 LAFAYETTE
PO BOX 39500 LAFAYETTE
6320 CftNOGA AVE. WODCtAND HILLS
SUITE 1750
P.O. BOX 250 WESTWEGO
1300 W. SAM HOUSTON HOUSTON
PKWY S-PO EOX 42S06
5005 LEU FREEWAY DALLAS
SUITE 1000
5005 LEU FREEWAY CttLLAS
SUITE 1000
P.O. BOX 30058 SHREVEPORT
1940 HIGHWAY /I FORT ALLEN
NORTH
1940 HIGHWAY fl PORT ALLEN
NORTH
5868 HOUSTON
WESTHEIMER-SUITE 400
STATE ZIP
CODE
LA 70605-
CO 80290-
CO 80290-
LA 70160-
LA 70593-
LA 70593-
LA 70593-
CA 91367-
LA 70096-0250
TX 77042-2506
TX 75244-
TX 75244-
LA 71130-0053
LA 70767-
LA 70767-
TX 77057-
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4P
*
41
0
41
0
41
41
41
*
i age 1*...
11/23/93
DOCKET STATE
NUMEER
FRF-04-LA-00420 LA
FRP-04--LA-00421 LA
FRP-04-LA-00422
FRP-04-LA-00423 LA
rRP-06-LA-00424 LA
FRF-04-LA-00425 la
FRF-04-LA-00424 LA
FRP-04-LA-00427 LA
FRP-04-LA-00423 LA
FRP-04-LA-00429 LA
FRP-04-LA-00430 LA
FRP-04-LA-00431 LA
rRp-04-LA-00432 LA
FRP-04-LA-00433 LA
FACILITY NAME
SUNSHINE OIL &
STORAGE,
OUACHITA
TERMINAL, SOU ft)
TANK BATTERY
EXXON EATON
ROUGE REFINERY
COMFLEX-MARYLAN
D 1A«K FARM
EXXON EATON
ROUGE REFINERY
COMPLEX-WCHORA
GE TANK FARM
L«E DECADE
MAIN PASS BLOCK
44
BAYOU
FELICE-SOUTH
PASS BLOCK 24
FIELD
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
HAYES FIELD
WEST HACKEERRY
FIELD
DUPLICATE OF LA
00241
PROVOST-CYR NO.
1 R ID
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
FRESHWATER
TERMINAL
BKE-ALLC-SL94SO
-CHANCELEUR
SOUfti ELOCK 43
BOSTON BAYOU
FIELLi
FRODUCriQH
FACILITY
TAFT PLANT
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 4
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
NUMBER PREFIX NAME TYPE SUFFIX CITY STATE ZIP WILING
CODE NAME
MONROE LA 71202- DAVISON PETROLEUM
PRODUCTS
4044 SCENIC PHY EATON ROUGE LA 70821-0651 EXXON COMPANY USA
4044 SCENIC HWY EATON ROUGE LA 70821-0551 EXXON COMPANY USA
LA LAKE DECADE
LA WAIN F'ASS ELOCK 44
EAY COQUILLE, INC.
LA I*T ENERGY
CORPORATION
LA Wtt ENERGY
CORPORATION
.'
DUPLICATE OF LA
-, 00241
LA THE STONE PETROLEUM
CORPORATION
ROAD 3147 VERMILION PARISH LX BT OPERATING COIf ANY
LA EXE-ALLC
LA CASF'EN OIL, INC.
LA HIGHWAY TAFf LA 70057- UNION CARBIDE
13 ' CHEMICALS & PLASTICS
COMPANY, INC.
MAILING CITY
ADDRESS
PO DRAWER 310 RUSTON
PO BOX 551 BATON ROUGE
FO BOX 551 BATON ROUGE
100 ASM LAFAYETTE
BOULEVARD-SUITE 300
100 AS* LAFAYETTE
BOULEVARD-SUITE 300
326 OIL ft GAS NEW ORLEANS
BUILDINB-1100 TULANE
AV.
TaSA RESOURCES, LAFAYETTE
INC. -USA SOUTHFARK
RD
TELSA RESOURCES, LAYFAYETTE
INC.-11SA SOUTHF-ARK
RD
710 HUGH WiLLIS ROAD LAYFAYETTE
FO BOX 343 CARENCRO
333 TEXAS SHREVEFORT
STREET-SUITE 1325
IRON GATE 3, SUITE LAKEHOOD
201
PO BOX 50 HAHtWILLE
STATE ZIP
CODE
LA 71273-0310
LA 70821-0551
LA 70321-0551
LA 70503-
LA 70508-
LA 70112-
LA 70503-
LA 70503-
-
LA 70503-
LA 70520-
LA 71101-5323
CO 80224-
LA 70057-
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11/23/93
COCKET
NUMEER
FRP-06-LA-00434
FRP-06-LA-00435
FW-06-LA-00436
FRP-06-LA-00437
FRP-OA-LA-00433
FRP-06-LA-00439
FRP-06-LA-00440
FRP-06-LA-00441
FRP-06-LA-00442
rRF'-06-LA-00443
FRP-06-LA-00444
FRP-06-LA-00445
FRP-06-LA-00446
FRP-06-LA-00447
FRP-06-LA-0044S
FFip-06-LA- 00449
FRF-06-LA-00450
FRP-06-LA-00451
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
FACILITY
FACILITY NAME NUMBER FKEFIX NAME TYFE SUFFIX CITY
WEST WHITE LAKE
FIELD BARGE
FACILITY 2
LftXE DE CADE
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
SOUTH PASS
BLOCK 1
FACILITY
GRAICi CHEHIER GRAND CHENIER
LIQUID HANDLING
FACILITY
PATTERSON F'ATTERSOH
TERMINAL
LOUIS "DOC" 1210 WALKER RO LAFAYETTE
BONIH FOPER
GENERATING
FACILITY
BLOCK 30-35,
6ENTON SOUND
FACILITY
MIAMI CORP 1£U_
NO. 3
SL 3050 *36
WELL PRODUCTION
FACILITY
BAYOU SOFfiEL
LAKE MONGOULOIS
PROHJCTION
FACILITY -
LOCKF'ORT FiaO RT. 2-EOX WESTLME
2065
FOUR ISLE DOME 250? PETROLEUM [R HOUItt
FIELD
POINT AU FER SO? PETROLEUM DR HOUMA
FIELD
SUNRISE FIELD 250? PETROLEUM [R HOUKA
BAYOU PENCHANT
FIELD
PECAN ISLAND
FACILITY
CFtilliELEUR
SOUND FIELD,
BLOCK 25,
FACILITY t\
RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
STATE ZIP MAILING
CODE Wf.
LA AMERICAN TRADING &
PRODUCTION
CORPORATION
LA MEI-NORCEN EXPLORER,
INC.
LA VANTAGE POINT OP
CO-SOUTH PASS BLOCK
1 98SA
LA 70643- ANR PIPELINE COIf'ftNY
LA 70393- ftNR PIPaiNE COMPANY
LA CITY OF
LAFAYETTE-LAFAYETTE
UTILITIES SYSTEM
LA COLUMBIA MINERALS
CORP. IIC.
DESCO OIL COIfAHY
CAMEX OPERATING
COMFAWY-ATTN: MR.
D.H. OHEIM
LA PLAINS RESOURCES
LA PLAINS RESOURCES
LA 70669- MOBIL EXPLORATION ft
PRODUCING U.S. INC.
LA 70363- MOBIL EXPLORATION 8
PRODUCING U.S. INC.
LA 70363- MOBIL EXPLORATION 8
PRODUCING U.S. INC.
LA 70363- MOBIL EXPLORATION 8
PRODUCING U.S. INC.
LA MOBIL EXPLORATION &
PRODUCING U.S. INC.
LA COLUMBIA GULF
TRANSMISSION COMPANY
LA GALLON OFFSHORE
PRODUCTION, INC.
MAILING
ADDRESS
1331 LAHAR STE*1250
200 ItSTLAKE PARK
BLVD.-SUITE 800
2401 FOUNTAIN VIEW
BRIVE-STE 700
OME WOOOWttD AVENUE
Ol£ WOODWARD AVENUE
POWER SUPPLY
DIVISION-FO BOX
401 7-C
400 TRAVIS STREET -
SUITE 1305
952 ECHO LAWt-SUITE
300
PO BOX 51733
1600 SMITH-SUITE
1500
1600 SMITH-SUITE
1500
RT. 2-EOX 2065
2509 PETROLEUM DRIVE
2509 PETROLEUM DRIVE
2509 PETROLEUM DRIVE
2509 PETROLEUM DRIVE
PECAN ISLmD-HC77
BOX 197
PO BOX 1237
CITY
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
DETROIT
DETROIT
LAFAYETTE
SHREVEPORT
HOUSTON
LAFAYETTE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
liESTLAKE
HOUMA
mum
HOUMA
HOUMA
KAPLAN
NATCHEZ
STATE
TX
TX
TX
MI
MI
LA
LA
TX
LA
TX
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
MS
ZIP
CODE
77010-
77079-2653
77057-4362
48224-
4EG26-
70502-
71101-3196
77024-
70505-
77002-
77002-
70669-
70363-
70363-
70363-
70363-
70543-
39121-
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US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
41
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW
*
41
41
H
41
*
*
41
41
41
41
41
41
4ft
4ft
4ft
t
COCKET STATE
NUMEER
CRP-06-LA-00452 LA
FRP-06-LA-OQ453 LA
FRP-06-LA-00454 LA
FRP-06-LA-00451. LA
FRP-06-LA-00456 LA
FRP-06-LA-00457 LA
FRF-06-LA-00458 LA
FRP-04-LA-0045? LA
FRF-06-LA-00460 LA
FRF-06-LA-OQ461 LA
FRP-04-LA-00462 LA
FRP-06-LA-00443 LA
FRP-06-LA- 00464 LA
FRF-04-LA-004A5 LA
FRP-06-LA-00466 LA
FRF-06-I.A-00467 LA
FRP-04-LA-00463 LA
FRP-06-LA-0046? LA
FRP-06-LA-00470 LA
FACILITY NAME NUMBER PREFIX NAME TYPE SUFFIX CITY
CHVCELEUR
SOUICi FiaD,
BLOCK 25,
FACILITY f2
FJAYCU LONG
FIELD
BAYOU
POSTILLION
FIELIJ
BAYOU PENCHANT
FIELD
MYSriC BAYOU
FIELD
SIMON PASS
FIELD
INTRACOASTAL
LOADING COCK
MOBIL BURNS
TERMINAL
FCKT PIKE
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
MAIN PASS BLOCK
21
CAMERON CAMERON
E. EfiYOU PIGEON
FIELD
ELECTRIC ALEXANDRIA
PRODUCTION '_
DEPARTMENT
JRH PROVOST /5 LOUREVILLE
WaL-FAUSSE
POME FIELD
SL 10061 «, GRAND ISLE
*5, *5D, #6 &
tl WELLS-SE SAT
IS FL
PORT FOURCHOH FOURCHON
NOLTY THERIOT
TERMINAL
EA3ILAKE OILS, 1221 N FIRST ST LAKE CHARLES
INC. f2
MORGAN CITY 7056 RAILROAD AVE MORGAN CITY
FACILTIY
RAYNE FiaD
STATE ZIP
CODE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA 70357-
LA 70601-
LA 70331-
LA
STATUS
MAILING
NAME
GALLON OFFSHORE
PRODUCTION, INC.
GALLON OFFSHCKE
PRODUCTION, INC.
GALLON OFFSHORE
PRODUCTION, INC.
GALLON OFFSHORE
PRODUCTION, INC.
GALLON OFFSHORE
PRODUCTION, INC.
GALLON OFFSHORE
PRODUCTION, INC.
MOBIL EXPLORATION R
PRODUCING U.S. INC.
MOBIL EXPLORATION 8
PRODUCING U.S. INC.
AQUILA ENERGY
RESOURCES
CORPORATION
BOIS D'ARC OPERATING
CORPORATION
GRASSO MARINE
SERVICE CENTERS,
INC.
GALLON OFFSHORE
PRODUCTION, INC.
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
EQUINOX OIL COMPANY
EQUINOX OIL COMPANY
L ft L OIL COMPANY,
INC.
EASTLAKE OILS, INC.
FHIBRO USA
WST ENERGY
CORPORATION
MAILING
ADDRESS
PO BOX 1287
FO BOX 1237
PO BOX 1237
FO BOX 1237
FO BOX 1237
FO BOX 1237
1250 POYDRAS
1250 POYDRAS
10370 RICHMOND
A^NUE-SUITE 700
4425 94TH AUENUE
N.E.
11111 WILCREST GREEN
DRIVE-STE. 300
200 NORTH CANAL
STREET
1212 HUDSON BLW)
10077 GROGANS Mia
RD-STE 475
10077 GROGANS Mia
RD-STE 475
PO BOX 6954
604 NORTH ENTERPRISE
BLVD.
500 DALLAS
AKNUE-SUITE 3200
TaSA SOURCES,
INC-113A SOUTHF'ARK
RD
CITY
NATCHEZ
NATCHEZ
NATCHEZ
NATCHEZ
NATCHEZ
NATCHEZ
NEW ORLEANS
MEW ORLEANS
HOUSTON
EELLEUJE
HOUSTON
NATCHEZ
ALEXANDRIA
THE WOODLANDS
THE WOODLANDS
tCTAIRIE
LAKE CHARLES
HOUSTON
LAFAYETTE
STATE
MS
MS
MS
MS
MS
MS
LA
LA
TX
MA
TX
MS
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
LA
ZIP
cat
39121-
39121-
39121-
39121-
39121-
39121-
70113-
70113-
77042-4137
98004-
77042-
39121-
71302-5035
77330-
773SO-
70009-6934
70601-
77002-4709
70506-
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11/23/93
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 6
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
COCKET STATE
NUMEER
FRP-06-LA-00471 LA
IP
FRP-06-LA-00472 LA
0
FRP-06-LA-00473 LA
*
FRP-06-LA-00474 LA
0
FRP-06-LA-00475 LA
FRP-06-LA-00476 LA
FRP-06-LA-00477 LA
O
FRP-06-LA-00473 LA
0
FRP-06-LA-0047? LA
4t
FRP-06-LA-00480 LA
0
FRP-06-LA-00431 LA
FRF-06-LA-00432 LA
FRP-06-LA-004S3 LA
FRP-06-LA-00484 LA
£
FRP-06-LA-00485 LA
FRP-06-LA-00436 LA
FRP-06-LA-00487 LA
*
FACILITY NAME NUMBER FfiEFIX NAME TYFE SUFFIX CITY
BAYOU HENRY
FIELD
VENICE GAS
PLANT AND
TERMING
COCOORIE 131 S ROBERTSON ST MEW ORLEANS
TERMINAL
LAKE LONG FIELD
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
BAYOU SEGNETTE
FACILITY
NOROIX, INC. 4735 POINT ROAD ST GAEKIEL
CLAIR
NORTH WITE WITE LAKE
LAKE PRODUCTION
FACILITY
LAC BLANC
FIELD/WHITE
LAKE FIELD
KROTZ SPRINGS ' KROTZ SPRINGS
MARINE
FEEDSTOCK
TERMINAL .
E.A. MCILHENJY
NO. 1
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
MYSTIC BAYOU
FIELD
PRODUCTION
FACILITY
BULLY CAIf
FIELD
F'RODUCTION
BARGE
IHTRACOASTAL HIGWAY INTRACOASTAL CITY
CITY SHORE EftSE 333
LAKE HATCH
FACILITY
PELICAN LAKE
MAIN PASS BLOCK
25
MAIN PASS BLOCK
21
STATE ZIP MAILING
CODE NAME
LA rtST ENERGY
CORPORATION
LA CHEVRON/WARREN
PETROLEUM COff ANY
LA 70161- MURPHY EXPLORATION &
PRODUCTION
LA KRITI EXPLORATION,
INC.
LA HILCORP ENERGY
LA 70776- NORDIX, INC.
LA GAP ENERGY, INC.
LA WRT ENERGY
CORPORATION
LA CAEOT CORPORATION
LA WILLIAMS-CODY, INC.
LA WILLIAMS-CODY, INC.
LA HUNT OIL COMPANY
LA UHOCAL CORPORATION
LA SCURLOCK PERMIAN
CORPORATION
LA EOIS D'ARC OPERATING
CORPORATION
LA EOIS O'ASC OPERATING
CORPORATION
LA EOIS D'ARC OPERATING
CORPORATION
MAILING
ADDRESS
TELSA RESOURCES,
INC-11SA SOUTHPARK
RD
1360 SOUTH BOULDER
PO BOX 617SO
OWE ALLEN CTR-SUITE
1100-500 EflLLAS ST.
PO BOX 266
9991 MACON RO
1004 JACQULYN STREET
HC 77-EOX S3
FO BOX 100
16S25 NORTHCHASE
DRIVE-SUITE 1200
16325 NORTHCHASE
DRIVE-SUITE 1200
PO BOX 727
ROUTE 3, EOX 1264
PO BOX 4643
4425 94TH A<£ NE
4425 94TH AOUE
4425 94TH AVENUE NE
CITY
LAFAYETTE
TULSA
MEW ORLEANS
HOUSTON
WESTWEGO
CORDOVA
tf:BEVILLE
KAFIAN
VILLE PLATTE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
scon
(*BEVILLE
HOUSTON
EELLEWJE
EELLEWJE
EELLEWJE
STATE ZIP
CODE
LA 70503-
OK 74119-
LA 70112-
TX 77002-
LA 70094-0266
TN 3301S-
LA 70510-
LA 70543-
LA 70584-
TX 77060-
TX 77060-
LA 705S3-
LA 70510-
TX 77210-4643
WA 99004-
WA 9S004-
WA 98004-
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11/23/93
DOCKET
NUMBER
US ENVIROMNENTAL PROTECTION AGEfCY
REGION 4
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
STATE FACILITY NAME NUMBER FKEFIX NAME
TYFE SUFFIX CITY
FRP-06-LA-004ffl LA
FRF-OA-LA-00439 LA
FRF-06-LA-004W LA
FRP-04-LA-00491 LA
FRF-06-LA-00492 LA
rRP-06-LA-00493 LA
FRP-04-LA-00494 LA
FRP-04-LA-00495 LA
FRP-04-LA-00496 LA
FRP-04-LA-00497 LA
FRP-06-LA-0049S LA
FRP-06-LA-00499 LA
FRP-OA-LA-00500 LA
FRP-04-LA-OC501 LA
FRP-04-LA-00502 LA
FRP-04-LA-OOE03 LA
FRP-06-LA-00504 LA
FRP-06-LA-00505 LA
FRP-06-LA-00504 LA
FRP-04-LA-00507 LA
FRP-04-LA-00506 LA
SOUTHEAST
PASS-BUNKHOL6E
SOUTHEAST
PASS-TANK
BATTERY /I
SOUTHEAST
PASS-TANK
BATTERY «
CL8F #10-F.'AYOU
PENCHANT FIELD
GRAIH LAKE
FIELD
BLACK E*W FIEIH
BAYOU SORREL
POINT AU FER
FIELD
LITTLE BAYOU
PIGEON
CLRF #7-BAYOU
PENCHANT FiaO
NORTH EflYDU
PIGEON FIELD
LAKE CAMFO
FIELD
H03ESHCE BAYOU
CHftNDELEUR
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11300 RASUA
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FIELD
CLSF /5-TURTLE
BAYOU FIELD
CL6F #6-TURTLE
BAYOU FiaO
DEER ISLWD
FIELD
MORGAN CITY
EflYOU PIGEON
MORGAN CITY
STATE ZIP
cat
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
MAILING
MANE
CRYSTAL OIL COMPANY
CRYSTAL OIL COMPANY
CRYSTAL OIL COMPANY
LIHSER OIL COMPANY
LHHER OIL COMPANY
UNDER OIL COMPANY
LKCCR OIL COMPANY
LINJER OIL COMPANY
UNDER OIL COMPANY
LIMiER OIL COMPANY
LltfiER OIL COMPANY
UNDER OIL COMPANY
LIMDER OIL COMPANY
UNDER OIL COMPANY
UNDER OIL CO. A
PARTNERSHIP
UNDER OIL COMPANY A
PARTNERSHIP
LIMJER OIL CO. A
PARTNERSHIP
UNDER OIL COMPANY
AMERICAN EXF'LORER
AMERICAN EXF'LORER,
INC.
AMERICAN EXPLORER,
MAILING
ADDRESS
PO BOX 21101
PO BOX 21101
PO BOX 21101
PO BOX 397
FO BOX 397
PO BOX 397
PO BOX 397
PO BOX 397
PO BOX 397
PO BOX 397
PO BOX 397
FO BOX 397
PO BOX 397
PO BOX 397
1800 CAROL SUE
AK-STE. 4A
1SOO CAROL SUE
AVENUE
1900 CAROL SUE
AVE-STE. 4A
PO BOX 397
PO BOX 51205
PO BOX 51205
PO BOX 51205
CITY
SHREVEFORT
SHREVEF'ORT
SHREVEFORT
SCHRIEVER
SCHRIEVER
SCHRIEVER
SCHRIEVER
SCHREIVER
SCHRIEVER
SCHRIEVER
SCHRIEVER
SCHRIEVER
SCHRIEVER
SCHRIEVER
GRETNA
GRETNA
GRETNA
SCHRIEVER
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
STATE
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
ZIP
CODE
71120-
71120-
71120-
70395-
70395-
70395-
70395-
70395-
70395-
70395-
70395-
70395-
70395-
70395-
70056-
70054-
70054-
70395-
70505-
70505-
70505-
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COCKET STATE
NUMBER
FRP-06-LA-00509 LA
FRF-04-LA-00510 LA
FRP-06-LA-00511 LA
FRP-04-LA-00512 LA
FRP-04-LA-00513 LA
FRP-06-LA-00514 LA
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FRP-06-LA-0051G LA
FRP-04-Lft-00516 LA
FRP-06-LA-00517 LA
FRP-04-LA-0051S LA
FRF-06-LA-0051? LA
PRF-04-LA-00520 LA
FRP-04-LA-00521 LA
FRF--06-LA-00522 LA
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FRP-04-LA-00523 LA
FKF-06-LA-00524 LA
FRP-04--LA-00525 LA
FRF-04-LA-00526 LA
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FACILITY NAME NUHBER FKEFIX NAME
CL&F
BAYOU FiaD
CL&F
WELLS-DEER
ISLAND FIELD
CL6F *5
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CLRF ft
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BAYOU FiaD
PHOENIX LAKE
FIELD
BAYOU [EPLELR
FIELD
CL8F tl,tAt,f?
WaLS-TURTLE
BAYOU FiaD
WEEKS ISLAND
POTASH FIELD
BAYOU SORREL
FIELD
BAYOU PENCHANT
FIELD
SOUTHEAST
SATURDAY ISLAND
FIELD
BOURG #2-JOE
MCHUGH FIELD
BAY RONQUILLE
FACILITY-LAKE
WASHINGTON
BAYOU PENCHANT
BAYOU PIGEON
FIELD
DEER ISLAND D-l
BAYOU LONG
FIELD
LAKE HERMITAGE
FIELD
BAYOU CHfiUVIM
FIELD
TYFE SUFFIX CITY
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 4
FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
STATE ZIP WAILING
CODE NAME
MORGAN CITY
MORGAN CITY
MORGAN CITY
MORGAN CITY
LA
LA
MAILING
ADDRESS
AMERICAN EXPLORER, PO BOX 51205
INC.
AMERICAN EXPLORER, PO BOX 51205
INC.
CITY
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
STATE ZIP
CODE
LA 70605-
LA 70505-
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
AMERICAN EXPLORER',
INC.
AMERICAN EXPLORER,
INC.
LAUREL OPERATING
COIf AW, INC.
LAUREL OPERATING
OM'ANY, IIC.
AMERICAN EXPLORER,
INC.
FLASH GAS & OIL
COIfAW, INC.
RASH GAS & OIL
COIfAW, IIC.
CORUM PRODUCTION
COIfAW
CORUM PRODUCTION
COIfAW
EQUINOX OIL DOMF'ANY
EQUINOX OIL COMPAW
LLOG EXPLORATION
COIfAW
LLOG EXPLORATION
COIfAW
LLOG EXPLORATION
COIfAW
LLOG EXPLORATION
COIfAW
LLOG EXPLORATION
COIfAW
HILCORF ENERGY
COIfAW
M 8 Z ENGINEERING,
INC.
PO BOX 51205
PO BOX 51205
401 WHITNEY AVE-STE.
401
401 WHITNEY AVE-STE.
401
PO BOX 51205
PO BOX 231
PO BOX 231
2901 WILCREST-STE.
120
2901 WILCREST-STE.
120
10077 GROGANS MILL
RD-STE. 475
10077 GROGANS MILL
RD-STE. 475
433 METAIRIE RD-STE.
400
433 METAIRIE RD-STE.
600
433 METAIRIE RD-STE.
600
433 KETAIRIE RD-STE.
600
433 METAIRIE RO-STE.
600
PO BOX 266
1460 LINCOLN ST.
STE. 1412
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
GRETNA
GRETNA
LAFAYETTE
MANDEVILLE
MANCEVILLE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
THE WOODLANDS
THE WOODLANDS
METAIRIE
METAIRIE
METAIRIE
UTAIRIE
METAIRIE
WESTWEGO
DEN^R
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
TX
TX
TX
TX
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
CO
70505-
70505-
70053-
70053-
70505-
70470-
70470-
77042-
77042-
773SO-
773.90-
70005-
70005-
70005-
70005-
70005-
70076-0264
S0264-
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FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES
Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Ralph Darden, chairman 07/95
Chitimacha Tribe
P.O. Box 661
Charenton, Louisiana 70523
31S/923-497S £&X:3l8/923-7791
tovelin poncho, chairman 06/93
Coushatta Tribe
P.O. Box 818
Elton..Louisiana 7QS32
318/584-2261 EAX: 318/584-2998
Earl Sarbry, Sr., Chairman 03/95
Tuhica-Biloxi Indian Tribe
P.O. Box 331
Mansura, Louisiana 71351
318/253-9767 £AX:318/253-9791
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FEDERAL AND STATE
NATURAL RESOURCE TRUSTEES
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FEDERAL AND STATE NATURAL RESOURCE TRUSTEE CONTACT PERSONS
NOAA's Natural Resource Trusteeship
Table of Authorities
NOAA's natural resource trusteeship derives from the following federal authorities:
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and
Liability Act (CERCLA) §107(f);
National Oil and Hazardous Substance Pollution Contingency Plan
(NCP),SubpartG;
Superfund Ammendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA),
§104(b)(c), §107(d), §lll(c) and (e), §113(b), §122(j), §126;
Oil Pollution Act of 1990, §1006(a);
dean Water Act (CWA), §311(f)(5);
Executive Order No. 12580, Section l(c)(4), January 23,1987;
Magnuson Fishery Conservation Act, §§1801-1882;
Anadromous Species Conservation Act, §§757(a)-757(g);
Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, §§661-666;
Endangered Species Act, §§1531-1543;
Marine Mammal Protection Act, §§1361-1407;
Whaling Convention Act, §§916-9160);
Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act, §§1441-1455;
Coastal Zone Management Act, §§1451-1464; and
National Ocean Pollution Planning Act §§1701-1709.
Scope of Trusteeship
NOAA acts on behalf of the Secretary of Commerce as a Federal trustee for living and non-living
natural resources in coastal and marine areas. Natural resources of concern to NOAA include:
all life stages, wherever they occur, of fishery resources of the
exclusive economic zone (EEZ) and continental shelf;
anadromous and catadromous species throughout their ranges;
rivers and tributaries to rivers that historically or presently support
anadromous species;
federally "endangered" or "threatened" species including designated
critical habitat and marine mammals for which NOAA has assigned
responsibility;
tidal wetlands, salt marshes, estuaries, and other important habitat
supporting fishery and marine resources; and
living and non-living resources of the National Marine Sanctuaries
and National Estuarine Research Reserves.
NOAA is a co-trustee with the US. Department of the Interior for certain endangered species and is a
co-trustee with the States for fishery resources and endangered species in State waters.
USEPA REGION VI ACP: ANNEX E:AREA ASSESSMENTS: 12/93
E-V-5
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Louisiana Department of Natural Resources
GregDucote
(504) 765-7591
FAX: (504) 342-9439
Coastal Management Division
625 N. 4th Street
Baton Rouge, LA
New Mexico
New Mexico Game and Fish Commission
James Koch, Chairman
(505) 982-4302
FAX: (505) 989-9186
Governor's Office
State Capitol Building
Sante Fe, NM 87503
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife
Conservation
Ron Suttles
(405) 521-3851
FAX:
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
(405) 231-2555
FAX:
Oklahoma Department of Natural Resources
Glen Sullivan
(405) 521-2413
FAX:
500 Will Rogers Building
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
Arkansas
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Director (501)223-6305
FAX: (501) 223-
Federal Natural ResourceTrustees
Department of the Interior
Natural Resource Trustee Contact (all DOI
resources)
Glenn B. Sekavec
(505) 766-3565
FAX: (505) 766-1059
Regional Environmental Officer
Office of the Secretary
Office of Environmental Affairs
Post Office Box 649
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87103
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS)
Migratory Birds (virtually all birds)
Anadromous fish
Endangered plants and animals
Critical Habitat
National wildlife refuges
National Fish Hatcheries
Impact to wetlands, streams, rivers or
ponds may potentially impact trustee
species.
National Park Service
Units of the National Park System
National Parks
National Seashores
National Recreational Areas
National Historical Sites
National Battlefields
Bureau of Land Management
BLM lands (13 X106 acres)
Federally owned subsurface minerals (25
X106 acres)
Bureau of Indian Affairs
192 American Indian Reservations
Bureau of Redaimation
Federal water projects. Stored and
managed water
Department of Commerce
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA)
Natural Resource Trustee Contact (all DOC
resources)
Ronald G. Gouguet
(214) 655-2232
FAX: (214) 655-6460
NOAA Coastal Resource Coordinator
EPA Region VI (6H-MA)
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202-2733
all life stages, wherever they occur, of
fishery resources of the exclusive
economic zone and continental shelf;
anadromous (e.g. salmon) and
catadromous (e.g. eels) species
throughout their ranges;
rivers and tributaries which historically
or presently support anadromous
species;
federally endangered and threatened
species, including critical habitat, and
marine mammals for which NOAA
has assigned responsibility;
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tidal wetlands, salt marshes, estuaries,
and other important habitat
supporting fishery and marine
resources; and
Department of Agriculture Natural Resource
Trustee
National Forest Lands
Bob James
(404) 347-2836
FAX: (404) 347-2836
US. Forest Service
1720 Peachtree Road N.W.
Atlanta, GA 30367
Department of Defense Natural Resource Trustee
Navy, Army, Air Force or Marine Corps
facilities
Department of Energy Natural Resource Trustee
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Daneen Farrow
(504) 734-4721
FAX: (504) 686-4427
900 Commerce Road East
New Orleans, LA 70123
Other DOE facilities
John Bascietto
(202) 586-7917
FAX: (202)
living and non-living resources of the
National Marine Sanctuaries and
National Estuarine Research Reserves.
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STATE AGENCIES
Agencies with a possible role in a oil or hazardous substance
incident. Not limited to those listed.
Refer to Volume I of the U.S. EPA ACP Annex F - Appendix I
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Page
State Agency Roster Database Report
Agency
City
Sbate
County
Address
Phone
Telefax
Zip
Agency Type
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Lafayette
Lake Charles
Baton Rouge
Lockport
Pineville
Lake Charles
Shreveport
Shreveport
Shreveport
Lake Charles
Monroe
Lake Charles
Pineville
Shreveport
Pineville
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
Monroe
Baton Rouge
Lafayette
LA Acadia
LA Acadia
LA Allen
LA Allen
LA Ascension
LA Ascension
LA Assumption
LA Assumption
LA Avoyelles
LA Avoyelles
LA Beauregard
LA Beauregard
LA Beauregard
LA Bienville
LA Bienville
LA Bienville
LA Bossier
LA Bossier
LA Caddo
LA Caddo
LA Calcasieu
LA Calcasieu
LA Caldwell
LA Caldwell
LA Cameron
LA Cameron
LA Catahoula
LA Catahoula
LA Catahoula
LA Claiborne
LA Claiborne
LA Concordia
LA Concordia
LA DeSoto
LA DeSoto
LA DeSoto
LA DeSoto
LA East Baron Rouge
LA East Baton Rouge
LA East Baton Rouge
LA East Carroll
LA East Carroll
LA East Feliciana
LA East Feliciana
LA East Feliciana
LA Evangeline
LA Evangeline
Will Tucker
Byron P. Martien
Kirk Manuel
Aaron Skaggs
Chris Piebler
Sheriff's Office
Kerry St. Pe'
Raymond Babin or :
Ron Smith
Cindy Dupuy
Kirk Manuel
Deputy Glen Mears
Deputy Glen Mears
Tom Hardaway
Jim Martin
Lucky Raley
Tom Hardaway
Michael A. Penaluna
Tom Hardaway
Michael A. Penaluna
Kirk Manuel
Sheriff's Office
Kirk Cormier
Sheriff's Office Columbia
Kirk Manuel
Hayes P. Picou
Ron Smith
Emmett R. Book
Emmett R. Book
Tom Hardaway
J.C. Bradshaw
Ron Smith
Morris White
Tom Hardaway
Tom D. Thigpen
Tom D. Thigpen
Tom D. Thigpen
Chris Piebler
BRFD/Haz Mat Office
BRFD/Haz Mat Office
Kirk Cormier
Dale Rinicker
Chris Piebler
Travis W. Prewitt
Travis W. Prewitt
Will Tucker
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318-262-5584
318-783-5469
318-475-8644
318-639-4899
504-295-8480
504-621-8300
504-568-8699
504-369-7203
318-487-5656
318-253-7291
318-475-8644
318-463-3281
800-999-6710
318-676-7476
318-263-2019
318-263-2215
318-676-7476
318-425-5351
318-676-7476
318-425-5351
318-475-8644
318-491-3600
318-362-5439
318-649-2345
318-475-8644
318-775-5718
318-487-5656
318-744-5435
318-339-6275
318-676-7476
318-927-3557
318-487-5656
318-757-8248
318-676-7476
318-872-6435
318-872-5130
318-872-0738
504-295-8480
504-383-4448
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318-362-5439
318-559-2800
504-295-8480
504-683-3320
504-634-7691
318-262-5584
318-363-2161
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Page
State Agency Roster Database Report
Agency
City
State
County
Address
Phone
Telefax
Zip
Agency Type
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louslana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Monroe
Pineville
Lafayette
Baton Rouge
Monroe
Lockport
Metairie
Lake Charles
Lafayette
Lockport
Pineville
Monroe
Baton Rouge
Monroe
Monroe
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Franklin
Franklin
Grant
Grant
Iberia
Iberia
Iberville
Iberville 8am-4pm
Iberville 8am-4pm
Jackson
Jackson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson Davis
Jefferson Davis
La Sails
Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lasalle
Lincoln
Lincoln
Livingston
Livingston
Madison
Madison
Madison
Madison
Madison
Madison
Morehouse
Morehouae
Natchitoches
Natchitoches
Natchitoches
New Orleans
New Orleans
Orleans
Ouachita
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Point Coupee
Point Coupee
Kirk Cormier
Bobby F Collins
Ron Smith
Ronald C. Sanburn
Will Tucker
Henry Bacque
Chris Piebler
Stanley H. "Jackie" Jackson
Plaquemine FD after 4pm
Kirk Cormier
Troy L. Smith
Kerry St. Pe '
David Oge '
Jefferson Office of Emerg Mgmt
Kirk Manuel
Tommy Deshotel-Fire Chief
B.E. Jr. Jones or Sam Franklin
Will Tucker
William R. Vincent
William R. Vincent
Kerry St . Pe '
Sheriff's Office
Fire District No. 3
Ron Smith
Kirk Cormier
Van McDonald
Chris Piebler
Sheriff's Office Livingston
Kirk Cormier
Earl J. Pinkney (0)
Earl J. Pinkney (H)
Sheriff's Office Tallulah
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office
Kirk Cormier
Steve Fuller
Ron Smith
Leigh Perkins
Leigh Perkins
Warren McDaniels/Robert Darcey
24 Hour Emergency
David Oge'
Chief Don Nugent
David Oge'
R. A. Robichaux, Sr.
Oneil Leonard, Jr. (O)
Oneil Leonard, Jr. (H)
318-362-5439
318-435-2141
318-487-5656
318-765-3734
318-262-5584
318-369-4427
504-295-8480
504-687-5140
504-687-6302
318-362-5439
318-259-2361
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318-262-5584
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318-487-5656
318-362-5439
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504-686-2241
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State Agency Roster Database Report
Agency
City
County
Addreas
Phone
Telefax
Zip
Agency Type
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Quality
Quality
Quality
Baton Rouge
Pineville
Shreveport
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Quality
Monroe
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Quality
Pineville
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Quality
Metairie
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Quality
Quality
Quality
Quality
Quality
Quality
Quality
Quality
Metairie
Baton Rouge
Metairie
Metairie
Lafayette
Lockport
Lafayette
Lockport
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental
Quality
Quality
Quality
Quality
Quality
Quality
Metairie
Baton Rouge
Monroe
Lockport
Monroe
Lafayette
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Point Coupee
Pointe Coupee
Quachita
Rapides
Rapides
Red River
Red River
Richland
Richland
Richland
SAbine
Sabine
Sabine
St . Bernard
St . Bernard
St . Bernard
St. Charles
St . Charles
St. Helena
St. Helena
St . James
St . James
St . John
St. John the Baptist
St. Landry
St . Landry
St. Martin
St. Martin
St. Mary
St. Mary
St. Mary
St . Mary
St . Mary
St. Mary (E. Wax L
St . Tammany
St . Tammany
St . Tammy
Tangipahoa
Tangipahoa
Tensas
Tensas
Tensas
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Union
Union
Vermilion
Alvin J. Proche
Chris Piebler
Chief Don Nugent
Ron Smith
William N. Godron
Tom Hardaway
Dale Feazel or Russell Adams
Kirk Cormier
Ellis Barinsfather (0)
Ellis Barinfather (H)
Winston Hodge
Ron Smith
Winston Hodge
David Oge'
Robert C. Bracamantes
After 4:30 and Weekends
David Oge '
Curtis Candies
Chris Piebler
Richard Sitman
David Oge '
Travis St. Pierre
Bertram P. Madere (24 Hours)
David Oge '
Will Tucker
Cornelius Firmin
Kerry St . Pe '
James Thevenet
Will Tucker
Derhyl Hebert (8 :OOam-4 : 30pm)
Derhyl Hebert (Ext 508)
Sheriff's Office 4 : 30pm- 8: 00am
Sheriff's Office 4 :30pm-8 : 00am
Kerry St. Pe'
Nathan McCrimon
Sheriff's Office (24 Hours)
David Oge1
Chris Piebler
Leo Barker
Kirk Cormier
Rick Foster
(24 Hours)
Kerry St. Pe1
Lt. Morris Duplantis
Kirk Cormier
Sheriff Bob Buckley
Will Tucker
504-638-8250
504-295-8480
318-343-1122
318-487-5656
318-487-5788
318-676-7476
318-932-5050
318-362-5439
318-387-2572
318-728-3372
318-256-9303
318-487-5656
318-256-2675
S04-838-S361
504-278-4267
504-279-1200
504-838-5361
504-783-5050
504-295-8480
504-222-6481
504-838-5361
504-562-2200
504-652-6338
504-838-5361
318-262-5584
318-948-3688
504-568-6699
318-332-1256
318-262-5584
318-828-4100
504-385-2520
318-828-1960
504-384-1622
504-568-8699
504-893-4978
504-892-4141
504-838-5361
504-295-8480
504-345-6150
318-362-5439
318-766-3992
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318-362-5439
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Agency
City
State
County
Address
Phone
Telefax
Zip
Agency Type
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Dept of Environmental Quality
Louisiana State Police
Pineville
Lake Charles
Metairie
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
Monroe
Baton Rouge
Pineville
LA Vermillion
LA Vernon
LA Vernon
LA Vernon
LA Washington
LA Washington
LA Washington
LA Washington
LA Webster
LA Webster
LA West Baton Rouge
LA West Baton Rouge
LA West Baton Rouge
LA West Carroll
LA West Carroll
LA West Feliciana
LA West Feliciana
LA Winn
LA Winn
Sheriff's Office 318-893-0871 0 - 0 S
Ron Smith 318-487-5656 318-221-0668 71360-0000 S
Kirk Manuel 318-475-8644 318-364-8643 70605-0000 S
Chief Gil Jeane 318-238-0331 - - 0 - 0 S
David Oge1 504-838-5361 504-637-5387 70011-0000 S
Sheriff's Office Bogalusa 504-732-7160 0 - 0 S
Sheriff's Office Bogalusa 504-732-7187 0 - 0 S
Sheriff's Office Franklinton 504-839-3434 - - 0 - 0 S
Tom Hardaway 318-676-7476 318-521-7573 71130-0000 S
Sheriff Royce McMahen 318-377-1515 - - 0 0 S
Chris Piebler 504-295-8480 504-295-8587 70817-1720 S
Laura Jarreau 504-383-4755 - - 0 - 0 S
Sheriff's Office 504-343-9234 - - 0 0 S
Kirk Cormier 318-362-5439 318-266-5448 71211-4967 S
Sheriff Gary Bennett 318-428-2331 - - 0 - 0 S
Chris Piebler 504-295-8480 504-295-8587 70817-1720 S
Kenny Simmons 504-635-4177 - - 0 - 0 S
Ron Smith 318-487-5656 318-221-0668 71360-0000 S
Arthur D. Chandler 318-628-7591 - - 0 - 0 S
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE (LEPC) MEMBERS
STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSION (SERC) MEMBERS
FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES
REGION RESPONSE TEAM (RRT) MEMBERS
SERC HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILL PHONE NUMBERS:
ARKANSAS-(501)374-1201
LOUISIANA - (504) 925-6595
NEW MEXICO - (505) 827-9126
OKLAHOMA - (405) 271-4468
TEXAS -(512)463-7727
NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER - (800) 424-8802
COMPILED BY:
STEVE MASON
ENFORCEMENT COORDINATOR
CONTINGENCY PLANNING SECTION (6E-EP)
1445 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214)655-2277
JULY, 1993
ERNEST WOODS
INDIAN COORDINATOR
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE SECTION (6E-FF)
1445 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214)655-7454
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STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSIONS (SERCs)
AS OF JULY, 1993
REGION 6
NAME
AGENCY
ADDRESS
CITY
ST ZIP
PHONE
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THOMAS
JERRY
RANDALL
JAMES
JAY
JAMES
' LA
BRYAN
SUE
JOHN
LOUIS
NANCY JO
WILLIAM
CAROL
DUDLEY
DALE
CRAIG
BOB
TOM
STANLEY
MIKE
TON I A
ROY
BOBBY
TRAVIS
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WILLIAM
GORDON
WILLIAM
IRENE
JESSE
BARAK
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TOM
JOAN
DAVID
STEVE
TX
LAWRENCE
GOODWIN
HILL
HATHIS
RYAN
TERWILLIGER
WITT
BRADSTON
CASLIN
COMPTON
COOK
CRAIG
CROFT
DELATTE
DIXON
GIVENS
GREENE
HAYES
HEBERT
JACKSON
PENALUNA
PREJEAN
ROBICHAUX
SAVOIE
ST. PIERRE
MOORE
SMITH
TROUTMAN
TRUJILLO
WADDLES
WOLFF
FEUERBORN
LEAVITT
MCBRIDE
THOMPSON
ALWIN
STATE POLICE
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
DEPT OF POLLUTION CONTROL &
ECOLOGY
ARKANSAS NATIONAL GUARD
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES
EXXON CHEMICAL COMPANY
ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK
DEPT OF AGRICULTURE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
NATURE CONSERVATORY
DEPARTMENT OF THE MILITARY
LOUISIANA EMERGENCY
PREPAREDENESS ASSOC.
CITY OF WtSTLAKE
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
GULF STATES UTILITIES
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY -
RTK
LSU FIREMAN TRAINING CENTER
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY
PREPAREDNESS
CADDO PARISH LEPC
FIRE CHIEF ASSOCIATION
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
HOSPITALS
ST. JAMES SHERIFFS OFFICE
RINCHEM CHEMICAL
SAND I A NATIONAL LABS
NM POISON CONTROL
TESD
ALBUQUERQUE FIRE DEPARTMENT
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
OK CIVIL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
STATE AUDITOR'S DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 5901
4815 WEST MARKHAM
8009 NATIONAL DRIVE
CAMP ROBINSON
10421 WEST MARKHAM
P.O. BOX 758
P.O. BOX 241
P.O. BOX 7558
5825 FLORIDA BLVD.
P.O. BOX 66614
340 ST. JOSEPH STREET
P.O. BOX 44217
P.O. BOX 82358
P.O. BOX 700
7920 BLUEBONNET BLVD.
P.O. BOX 256
P.O. BOX 66614
6868 NICHOLSON DRIVE
P.O. BOX 324
P.O. BOX 192
17296 MARSCELLE
P.O. BOX 7033
P.O. BOX 629
P.O. BOX 83
6133 EDITH BLVD.. N.E.
P.O. BOX 5300
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
P.O. BOX 2086
HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT
P.O. BOX 53365
1000 NORTH EAST 10TH STREET
3600 MARTIN LUTHER KING BLVD
1000 NORTH EAST 10TH STREET
209 EAST 9TH STREET
LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
CONUAY
BATON ROUGE
ALEXANDRIA
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
WESTLAKE
BATON ROUGE
MARINGOUIN
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
PLAOUEMINE
SHREVEPORT
PRAIRIEVILLE
BELLE CHASE
BATON ROUGE
CONVENT
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
SANTA FE
ALBUQUERQUE
SANTA FE
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
AUSTIN
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
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NM
NM
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OK
OK
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72215
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LOUIS
BRIAN
CATHY
JAMES
BENNY
JIM
PAT
LUTHER
KRAIG
CATHERINE
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BOB
HAROLD
MARL IN
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GARY
PAULA
TON
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NANCY
CHARLES
DENNIS
LEWANNE
JIM
WILLIE
LIAS
AL
WINDLE
PAT
BILL
VIRGIL
BARKER
BERRY
BERWICK
BONNER
BRADLEY
COTTLE
DAILY
EBARB
ELHORE
GALLIMORE
GHIGLIERI
GOLD
GONZALES
HALVERSON
HUGHES
JOHNSTON
KIRBY
MAURO
MCKINNEY
MILLWEE
WALLS
OLINGER
PAGE
PALAFOX
RAY
ROBERTSON
SCOTT
STEEN
STERLING
TAYLOR
TERRY
UPTON
UALSHITH
TEXAS WATER COMMISSION
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
TEXAS ENGINEERING EXTENSION
SERVICE
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
DEPT OF HIGHWAYS & PUBLIC
TRANS.
TEXAS FOREST SERVICE
COMPTOLLER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
STATE BANKING DEPARTMENT
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION
TEXAS AIR CONTROL BOARD
STATE BOARD OF INSURANCE
PUBLIC UTILITIES COKM. OF
TEXAS
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
DIVISION OF EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
TEXAS ENGINEERING EXT. SERVICE
TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE
TEXAS EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION
PARKS & WILDLIFE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY
AFFAIRS
PURCHASING & GENERAL SERVICES
TEXAS ENGINEERING EXTENSION
SERVICE
TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION
TEXAS DEPARTMENT MHMR
TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
1700 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
BEREAU OF EMERGENCY MGMT.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIV
FIRST CITY CENTER, STE 1100
TEXAS A&N UNIVERSITY
P.O. BOX 5218
STATE HGHWY BUILDING
P.O. BOX 310
111 EAST 17TH STREET
P.O. BOX 12847
2601 N. LAMAR
410 EAST 5TH STREET
EMERGENCY RESPONSE DIVISION
STATE INSURANCE BLDG. #301
7800 SHOAL CREEK BLVD.
701 WEST 51ST STREET
WILLIAM TRAVIS BUILDING
1700 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM
P.O. BOX 4087
2218 PERSHING DRIVE
SUPREME COURT BUILDING
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
4200 SMITH SCHOOL ROAD
TEC BUILDING
4200 SMITH SCHOOL ROAD
8317 CROSS PARK DRIVE
1711 SAN JACINTO
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
1701 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
909 WEST 45TH STREET
P.O. BOX 12967
TRAFFIC LAW ENFORCEMENT DIV.
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
COLLEGE STATION
AUSTIN '
AUSTIN
LUFKIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
COLLEGE STATION
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
COLLEGE STATION
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
TX 78701
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LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMITTEE (LEPC)
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE (LEPC) MEMBERS
STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSION (SERC) MEMBERS
FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES
REGION RESPONSE TEAM (RRT) MEMBERS
SERC HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILL PHONE NUMBERS:
ARKANSAS-(501)374-1201
LOUISIANA - (504) 925-6595
NEW MEXICO - (505) 827-9126
OKLAHOMA-(405) 271-4468
TEXAS-(512)463-7727
NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER - (800) 424-8802
COMPILED BY:
STEVE MASON
ENFORCEMENT COORDINATOR
CONTINGENCY PLANNING SECTION (6E-EP)
1445 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214)655-2277
JULY, 1993
ERNEST WOODS
INDIAN COORDINATOR
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE SECTION C6E-FF)
1445 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214)655-7454
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BEN
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CORNELIUS
JAMES
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SUNK AIL
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THOMPSON
SMITH
DUTCHES
ROBINSON
VINCENT
WEBRE
FRANKLIN
SAVAGE
TAYLOR
PINKNEY
YARBOROUGH
PERKINS
MCOANIELS
LITTLE
PETROVICH
LEONARD
GODRON
ADAMS
PREDDY
ISGITT
CARNEY
YOUNG
LOMBARDO
CHENIER
MADERE
FIRM1N
DEVILLIER
DERHYL HE8ERT
NATHAN HCCR1HON
WILLIAM TURNAGE
RICK FOSTER
AL LEVRON
REGGIE SKAINS
ACAD IA PARISH LEPC
ALLEN PARISH LEPC
ASCENSION PARISH LEPC
ASSUMPTION PARISH LEPC
AVOYELLES PARISH LEPC
BEAUREGARD PARISH LEPC
8IEHVILLE PARISH LEPC
BOSSIER PARISH LEPC
CADDO PARISH LEPC
CALCASIEU PARISH LEPC
CALDWELL PARISH LEPC
CAMERON PARISH LEPC
CATAHOULA PARISH LEPC
CLAIBORNE PARISH LEPC
CONCORD IA PARISH LEPC
DESOTO PARISH LEPC
EAST BATON ROUGE LEPC
EAST CARROLL PARISH LEPC
EAST FELICIANA PARISH LEPC
EVANGEL1NE PARISH LEPC
FRANKLIN PARISH LEPC
GRANT PARISH LEPC
IBERIA PARISH LEPC
I8ERVILLE PARISH LEPC
JACKSON PARISH POLICE JURY
JEFFERSON PARISH LEPC
JEFFERSON DAVIS LEPC
LAFAYETTE PARISH LEPC
LAFOURCHE PARISH LEPC
LASALLE PARISH LEPC
LINCOLN PARISH LEPC
LIVINGSTON PARISH LEPC
MADISON PARISH LEPC
HOREHOUSE PARISH LEPC
NATCHITOCHES PARISH LEPC
ORLEANS PARISH LEPC
COACHITA PARISH LEPC
PLAOUEMINES PARISH LEPC
POINTE COUPEE PARISH LEPC
RAPIDES PARISH LEPC
RED RIVER PARISH LEPC
RICHLANO PARISH LEPC
SABINE PARISH LEPC
ST. BERNARD PARISH LEPC
ST. CHARLES PARISH LEPC
ST. HELENA PARISH LEPC
ST JAMES PARISH LEPC
ST. JOHN PARISH LEPC
ST. LANDRY PARISH LEPC
ST. MARTIN PARISH LEPC
ST. MARY PARISH LEPC
ST. TAMMANY PARISH LEPC
TANGIPAHOA PARISH LEPC
TENSAS PARISH LEPC
TERREBONNE PARISH LEPC
UNION PARISH LEPC
P.O. BOX 1273
P.O. BOX 118
828 SOUTH IRHA BLVD, #104
141 HIGHWAY 1008
COURT HOUSE BUILDING
P.O. BOX 370
P.O. BOX 479
P.O. BOX 192
P.O. BOX 192
P.O. BOX 1391
P.O. BOX 60
P.O. BOX 366
P.O. BOX 258
P.O. BOX 569
ROUTE 1, BOX 70 M
P.O. BOX 898
2332 FLORIDA BLVD.
400 FIRST STREET
P.O. BOX 397
COURTHOUSE BUILDING
210 MAIN STREET
COURTHOUSE BUILDING
300 IBERIA, STE 8-120
P.O. BOX.324
COURTHOUSE BUILDING
1887 AMES BLVD.
P.O. BOX 311
P.O. BOX 3286
P.O. DRAWER 5608
P.O. BOX 57
P.O. BOX 979
P.O. BOX 427
POLICE JURY COURTHOUSE BLDG.
202 EAST JEFFERSON
P.O. BOX 751
1300 PERDIDO STREET, #9E01
413 NATCHITOCHES STREET
RT 1, BOX 53A
P.O. BOX 248
4216 ELLIS STREET
P.O. BOX 454
P.O. BOX 668
P.O. BOX 1440
8201 WEST JUDGE PEREZ DRIVE
P.O. BOX 302
P.O. BOX 220
P.O. BOX 106
1801 WEST AIRLINE HIGHWAY
P.O. BOX 551
P.O. BOX 9
COURTHOUSE-5TH FLOOR
P.O. BOX 628
P.O. BOX 215
P.O. BOX 768
P.O. BOX 2768
P.O. BOX 723
CROWLEY LA
LEBLANC LA
GONZALES LA
NAPOLEONVILLE LA
MARKSVILLE LA
DERIDDER LA
ARCADIA LA
SHREVEPORT LA
SHREVEPORT LA
LAKE CHARLES LA
COLUMBIA LA
CAMERON LA
HARRISONBURG LA
HOMER U
FERRIDAY LA
MANSFIELD LA
BATON ROUGE LA
LAKE PROVIDENCE LA
CLINTON LA
VILLE PLATTE LA
WINNSBORO LA
COLFAX LA
NEW IBERIA LA
PLAQUEMINE LA
JONESBORO LA
MARRERO LA
JENNINGS LA
LAFAYETTE LA
THIBODAUX LA
JENA LA
RUSTON LA
LIVINGSTON LA
TALLULAH LA
BASTROP LA
NATCHITOCHES LA
NEW ORLEANS LA
WEST MONROE LA
BRAITHWAITE LA
NEW ROADS LA
ALEXANDRIA LA
COUSHATA LA
RAYVILLE LA
MANY LA
CHALMETTE LA
HAHNVILLE LA
GREENSBURG LA
CONVENT LA
LAPLACE LA
OPELOUSAS LA
ST. LA
MARTINSVILLE
FRANKLIN LA
COVINGTON LA
AMITE LA
ST. JOSEPH LA
HOUMA LA
FARHERVILLE LA
70526
70651
70737
70390
71351
70634
71001
71161
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JEANE
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PREVOST
BOYETT
VERMILION PARISH LEPC
VERNON PARISH LEPC
WASHINGTON PARISH LEPC
WEBSTER PARISH LEPC
WEST
LEPC
WEST
WEST
BATON ROUGE PARISH
CARROLL PARISH LEPC
FELICIANA PARISH LEPC
P.O. BOX
P.O. BOX
1002 MAIN
P.O.
P.O.
P.O.
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BOX
BOX
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430
1267
STREET
876
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FRANKL1NTON
MINDEN
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ABEL STREET
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE (LEPC) MEMBERS
STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSION (SERC) MEMBERS
FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES
REGION RESPONSE TEAM (RRT) MEMBERS
SERC HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILL PHONE NUMBERS:
ARKANSAS -(501) 374-1201
LOUISIANA - (504) 925-6595
NEW MEXICO-(505) 827-9126
OKLAHOMA - (405) 27 1-4468
TEXAS-(512)463-7727
NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER - (800) 424-8802
COMPILED BY:
STEVE MASON
ENFORCEMENT COORDINATOR
CONTINGENCY PLANNING SECTION (6E-EP)
1445 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214) 655-2277
JULY, 1993
ERNEST WOODS
INDIAN COORDINATOR
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE SECTION (6E-FF)
1445 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214)655-7454
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AS OF JULY, 1993
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NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
ST ZIP
PHONE
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RALPH
LOVELIN
NH
REGINALD
CEDRIC
ALVINO
PAUL
LEONARD
HARRY
WENDELL
HERBERT
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CARLOS
PETE
WILFRED
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ELISEO
WALTER
THOMAS
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MOSES
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EDDIE
BILL
HOLLJS
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CHAVEZ
LUCERO
TOSA
ATOLE
EARLY
CHINO
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ARCHULETA
VIARRIAL
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GARCIA
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MOOUINO
SAMORA
DORAME
SHIJE
LEWIS
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KOSTZUTA
CLARK
MANKILLER
WILSON
ANOATUBBY
ROBERTS
BARRETT
COFFEE
UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBAL
COUNCIL
CHITIKACHA TRIBAL
COUNCIL
ACOKA PUEBLO
CCCHITI PUEBLO
ISLETA PUEBLO
JEMEZ PUEBLO
JICARILLA APACHE TRIBAL
COUNCIL
LACUNA PUEBLO
MESCALERO APACHE TRIBAL
COUNCIL
NAMBE PUEBLO
PICURIS PUEBLO
POJOAOUE PUEBLO
SAN FELIPE PUEBLO
SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO
SAN JUAN PUEBLO
SAND IA PUEBLO
SANTA ANA PUEBLO
SANTA CLARA PUEBLO
SANTA DOMINGO PUEBLO
TAOS PUEBLO
TESUQUE PUEBLO
ZIA PUEBLO
ZUNI PUEBLO
ABSENTEE-SHAWNEE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
APACHE BUSINESS
COMMITTEE
CADDO TRIBAL COUNCIL
CHEROKEE NATION OF
OKLAHOMA
CHEYENNE-ARAPAHO
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
CHICKASAW NATION OF
OKLAHOMA
CHOCTAW NATION OF
OKLAHOMA
CITIZEN BAND POTAWATC
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GENERAL DELIVERY
TOUAOC
CO 81344 (303) 565-3751
P.O. BOX 661
P.O. BOX 818
P.O. BOX 309
P.O. BOX 70
P.O. BOX 1270
P.O. BOX 100
P.O. BOX 147
P.O. BOX 194
P.O. BOX 176
ROUTE 1, BOX 117BB
P.O. BOX 127
ROUTE 11, BOX 71
P.O. BOX A
ROUTE 5, BOX 315 A
P.O. BOX 1099
BOX 6008
STAR ROUTE BOX 37
P.O. BOX 580
P.O. BOX 99
P.O. BOX 1846
ROUTE 11, BOX 1
GENERAL DELIVERY
P.O. BOX 339
2025 SOUTH GORDON COOPER
P.O. BOX 1220
P.O. BOX 487
P.O. BOX 948
P.O. BOX 38
P.O. BOX 1548
P.O. DRAWER 1210
1901 SOUTH GORDON COOPER
HC 32, BOX 1720
CHARENTON
ELTON
ACOMITA
CCCHITI
ISLETA
JEMEZ
DULCE
LACUNA
MESCALERO
SANTA FE
PENASCO
SANTA FE
SAN FELIPE
SANTA FE
SAN JUAN
BERNALILLO
BERNALILLO
ESPANOLA
SANTA DOMINGO
TAOS
SANTA FE
SAN YSIDRO
ZUNI
DRIVE SHAWNEE
ANADARKO
SINGER
TAHLEQUAH
CONCHO
ADA
DURANT
DRIVE SHAWNEE
LA /TON
LA
LA
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
70523
70532
87034
87041
87022
87024
87528
87026
88340
87501
87553
87501
87001
87501
87566
87004
87004
87532
87052
87571
87501
87053
87052
74801
73005
73009
74465
73022
74820
74701
74801
73502
(318) 923-4973
(318) 584-2261
(505) 552-6604
(SOS) 465-2254
(505) 869-3111
(505) 834-7359
(505) 759-3242
(505) 552-6654
(505) 671-4495
(505) 455-2036
(505) 587-2S19
(505) 455-2278
(SOS) 667-3381
(505) 455-2273
(SOS) 852-4400
(505) 867-3317
(SOS) 867-3301
(505) 753-7330
(505) 465-2214
(505) 758-9593
(505) 983-2667
(505) 867-3304
(505) 782-4481
(405) 275-4030
(405) 247-9493
(405) 656-23U
(918) 456-0671
(405) 262-0345
(405) 436-2603
(405) 924-8280
(405) 275-3121
(405) 247-3444
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BILL
CHARLES
MILDRED
LAURENCE
WANDA
RICCARDQ
NERSCHEL
FLOYD
BILL
CHARLES
KENNETH
CHARLES
ROBERT
DONALD
GENEVIEVE
LLOYD
ELMER
JERRY
MARK
VIRGINIA
GARY
LEAFORD
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AMON
RAUL
JULIAN
FIFE
KEECHI
CLEGHORN
HURRAY
STONE
SALAZAR
SAHMAUNT
LEONARD
FOLLIS
TILLMAN
BLACK
DAUES
CHAPMAN
GILES
POLLAK
BUFFALO
MANATOUA
HANEY
DANIEL
CONOR INK
MCADAMS
BEARSKIN
SYLESTINE
GARZA
GRANILLO
CREEK NATION OF OKLAHOMA
DELAWARE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
FORT SILL APACHE
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
IOWA OF OKLAHOMA
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
KAW BUSINESS COMMITTEE
KICKAPOO OF OKLAHOMA
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
K10WA BUSINESS COMMITTEE
MIAMI TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA
MOOOC TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA
OSACE TRIBAL COUNCIL
OTOE-MISSOURIA TRIBAL
COUNCIL
OTTAWA TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA
PAWNEE BUSINESS COUNCIL
PEORIA BUSINESS
COMMITTEE
PONCA BUSINESS COMMITTEE
QUAPAW TRIBAL BUSINESS
COMMITTEE
SAC & FOX OF OKLAHOMA
BUSINESS COMMITTEE
SEMINOLE NATION OF
OKLAHOMA
SENECA-CAYUGA BUSINESS
COMITTEE
TONKAWA BUSINESS
COMMITTEE
WICHITA EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
WYANDOTTE TRIBE OF
OKLAHOMA
ALABAMA-COUSHATTA TRIBAL
COUNCIL
KICKAPOO TRADITIONAL
TRIBE OF TEXAS
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ANADARKO
APACHE
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MCLOUD
CARNEGIE
MIAMI
MIAMI
PAWHUSKA
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MIAMI
PAWNEE
MIAMI
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QUAPAW
STROUO
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MIAMI
TONKAWA
ANADARKO
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LIVINGSTON
EAGLE PASS
EL PASO
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OK
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OK
OK
OK
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OK
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OK
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OK
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TX
TX
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74447
73005
73006
74059
74641
7485'
73015
74355
743S5
74056
74651
74355
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74079
74884
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74653
73005
74370
77351
78853
79917
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(405)
(405)
(405)
(405)
(405)
(405)
(918)
(918)
(918)
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(918)
(918)
(918)
(405)
(918)
(918)
(405)
(918)
(405)
(405)
(918)
(409)
(512)
(915)
756-8700
247-2448
588-2298
547-2403
269-2552
964-2075
654-2300
542-1445
542-1190
287-2495
732-4434
540-1536
762-3624
540-2535
762-8104
542-1853
968-3526
257-6287
542-6609
628-2561
247-2425
678-2297
563-4391
773-2105
859-7913
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WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES
Supplied by State Agencies regulating Waste Disposal Facilities
Refer to Volume I of U.S. EPA ACP Annex F - Appendix VI
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12/09/93
Page
Waste Disposal Facilities Database Report
Company Name
Address
City
State County
Phone
EPA Id # Permit # Wastcctass District #
Corporation
3rowning-Ferris
Industries Chemical
Ser.
Cecos International
Inc.
Cecos International,
Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Chemical Waste
Management
Chemical Waste
Management, Inc.
Chemical Waste
Management, Inc.
Texas Ecologist,
Inc.
Texas Ecologists,
Inc.
San Angelo Electric
Service Co.
KDM Company
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Southern States
Specialty, Inc.
Torque Petroleum
Products
3M Company
Brazoria Equipment
Co., Inc.
Lowry Unitank
Malone Service
Company
Malone Service
Company
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Bell Processing Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corportion
Gibraltor Chemical
Resources
Gibraltor Chemical
P.O. Box 1195
Chaparral Disposal
Site
2407 E. Murphy Road
3304 Womack Road
3333 Federal Road
Highway 73
P.O. Box 2563
P.O. Box 2563
P.O. Box 307
P.O. Box 307
P.O. Box 1587
4303 Profit Drive
5243 Sinclair Road
209 S. Bolivar
6038 P.M. 517
P.O. Box 33331
P.O. Box 2417
P.O. Box 2428
P.O. Box 709
P.O. Box 709
22006 Woodway Drive
(Rt. 12)
P.O. Box 2604
1606 Missile Rd.
Highway 155 P.O. Box
248
Box 248
Nederland
Odessa
Odessa
Orange
Pasadena
Port Arthur
Port Arthur
Port Arthur
Robstown
Robstown
San Angelo
San Antonio
San Antonio
San Augustine
San Leon
St. Paul, Minnesota
Texas City
Texas City
Texas City
Texas City
Waco
Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls
Winona
Winona
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Jefferson
Ector
Midland
Orange
Harris
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Nueces
Nueces
Tom Green
Bexar
Bexar
San Augustine
Brown
Galveston
Galveston
Galveston
Galveston
McLennan
Wichita
Wichita
Smith
Smith
409-727-3156 39021
915-333-2826 WDW-146
915-333-2826
312-697-8460 TXD061290276 70026
312-697-8460 TXD000747386 71H3
409-736-2821
409-736-2821 TXD000838896 39012
409-736-2821 TXD00083B896 WDW-160
502-426-7160
800-242-3209 TXD069452340 39023
915-653-2336 39046
512-333-4011 TXD052649027 31905
312-697-8460 TXD000729400 69048
409-275-2363 39035
713-339-1576
612-778-4594 TXD001806868 30536
713-482-8321 39056
713-948-1688 TXD091936351 30733
409-945-3301 TX0027147115 50003
409-945-3301
312-697-8460 TXD980876015 66171
817-322-8621 39035
312-697-8460 TXD000747428 64041
214-877-3227
214-877-3227 TXD000742304 WDW-186
Class I! &
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class I/Storage
Class I, II,
Class I
Class I
Hazardous Waste
Class II & II
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class III
Class I
Class I
6
10
0
6
7
0
6
6
0
12
9
8
8
6
0
9
7
7
7
0
3
4
4
0
5
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Waste Disposal Facilities Database Report
Page
Company Name
Chemical Waste
Management, Inc.
SOC Service, Inc.
Safety-Kleeh
Corporation
Heat Energy Advanced
Technology
Disposal Systems,
Inc.
Empak, Inc.
Intercontinental
Terminals Company
Occidental Chemical
Corporation
Parktank Gulf Coast,
Inc.
Rollins
Environmental
Services
Rollins
Environmental
Services (TX) Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Torque Petroleum
Products
AW Corp, LTD.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Why Wastewater? Inc.
Ellis County
Disposal
Everett Kates Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corportion
Iso-Tex, Inc.
CNB Batteries, Inc.
GNB, Inc.
Ashland Chemical
Company
Southern California
Chemical Co, Inc.
Effluent Treatment
Services
P.O.
P.O.
3820
4460
2401
Road
2759
Road
1943
Road
P.O.
2759
Road
2027
Road
P.O.
1722
1722
Road
P.O.
900A
3350
P.O.
2109
6529
Address
Box 9295
Box. 7142
Bratton Road
Singleton Blvd.
Battleground
Battleground
Battleground
Box 500
Battleground
Battleground
Box 609
Copper Creek Rd
Cooper Creek
Box 1640
Hawkins Blvd
Doniphan Dr
Box 307
David Drive
Midway Rd.
County Road 129
South
7471
3101
1000
6401
5th St.
South Fifth
Wood Drive
North First St.
Bradley Space P
City
Corpus christi
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi ,
Dallas
Deer Park
Deer Park
Deer Park
Deer Park
Deer Park
Deer Park
Deer Park
Denton
Denton
Dickerson
Dickinson
El Paso
El Paso
Ennis
Fort Worth
Fort Worth
Friendswood
Frisco
Frisco
Garland
Garland
Haltom City
State County
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Nueces
Nueces
Nueces
Dallas
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Denton
Denton
Galveston
Galveston
El Paso
El Paso
Ellis
Tarrant
Tarrant
Brazoria
Col (in
Collin
Dallas
Dallas
Tarrant
Phone
512-852-8284
512-855-4551
312-697-8460
214-637-6434
713-930-2525
713-623-0000
713-479-6024
713-476-2692
713-623-0000
713-479-6001
713-479-6001
817-383-2611
312-697-8460
713-680-2111
713-242-1999
312-697-8460
915-779-3937
214-875-6616
817-838-6725
312-697-8460
713-482-1231
214-377-2121
612-681-5145
214-840-0206
214-272-4528
817-429-4039
EPA Id #
TXD000761254
TXD030923361
TXD000747402
TXD980624035
TXD056263528
TXD055141378
TXD077603371
TXD980628028
TXD981053770
TXD000747394
TXD981512106
TXD981053416
TXD006451090
TXD980745095
TXD047823265
Permit #
50023
50059
68053
HW-50029
30550
01429
65124
34323
34814
63019
HW- 50209
39054
39055
55195
HW-50206
HW-50007
30680
39061
Wasteclass District #
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
I
I
1
1
I, II,
I
I
I
I
I
I
III
I
I
I
I, Class
I
12
12
12
4
0
0
0
7
0
0
7
4
0
7
7
10
10
4
4
4
0
0
4
4
4
4
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Page
Waste Disposal Facilities Database Report
Company Name
Address
City
State County
Phone
EPA Id # Permit # Uasteclass District #
GE Schenectady
Chemical Waste
Management
Continental
Environmental
Services
Rollins Env. Serv.
Inc
R&D Fabricating &
Mgmt. Inc.
Rollins
Chemical Waste Mgmt.
Inc.
U.S. Ecology
Environmental
Rinchem Company,
Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Enviro-Process
Systems
U.S. P. C.I.
Ashland Chemical
Company
U.S. P. C.I.
Agmet Resource
Recovery
Diversified
Scientific Services,
Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Detrex Chemical
Industries, Inc.
Chemical Reclamation
Services, Inc.
Liberty Waste
Disposal Company
Olin Corporation
01 in Corporation
Chemical Waste
Management
4900 Kingston St.
9131 East 96th
Avenue
P.O. Box 5039
133S1 Scenic Highway
108 Parkway Dr.
32655 Grays ie
Rt. 2 Box 19S5
333 North Rancho
Dr., Ste. 644
6133 Edith NE.
2720 Girard NE
4200 A Hawkins Road
P.O. Box 731
2000 Claussen Rd.,
Suite 400S
3535 W. 21st St.
Rt. 2, Box 180A
23 Acorn St.
P.O. Box 863
4234 Oil Belt Lane
3811 IH-40 East
322 international
Parkway
P.O. Box 69
P.O. Box 3370
P.O. Box 30
1400 Olin Road
6901 Greenwood Road
Denver
Thunderson
Gainesvi lie
Baton Rouge
Lafayette
Plaquemine
Sulphur
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Albuquerque
Farmington
Bronxville
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Waynoka
Providence
Kingston
Abilene
Amari llo
Arlington
Ava I on
Baytown
Beaumont
Beaumont
Corpus Christi
CO
CO
FL
LA
LA
LA
LA
NE
NM
NM
NM
NY
OK
OK
OK
RI
TN
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Denver
Alachua
West Baton Rouge
St. Martin
Iberville
Calcasieu
Clark
Bernalillo
Bernalillo
San Juan
Westchester
Oklahoma
Osage
Woodward
Providence
Taylor
Potter
Tarrant
Ellis
Chambers
Jefferson
Jefferson
San Patricio
303-329-9070
800-525-1840
904-376-7833
504-778-1234
318-627-3448
504-659-2434
318-583-2169
800-777-7311
505-345-3655
505-884-2277
505-327-9070
914-965-0599
405-528-8371
918-587-0168
405-697-3237
401-831-0909
615-376-0087
312-697-8460 TXD062287883 64042 Class I
312-697-8460 TX0000747410 61018 Class I
817-640-6017 TXD980627137 HW-50021 Class I
214-627-3243 TXD046844700 HW-50084 Class I
713-424-5505 39017 Class II &
409-835-6641 HW-50167 Class I
409-835-6641
409-736-2821
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
1
4
4
7
6
0
0
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Page
Waste Disposal Facilities Database Report
Company Name
Address
City
State County
Phone
EPA Id # Permit # Uasteclass District #
Ashland Chemical
Company
Disposal Systems,
Inc.
Eltex Chemical &
Supply Co.
Eltex Chemical and
Supply Company
Empak, Inc.
Feed Processors (aka
Houston Scrap)
Force Road Oi 1 &
Vacuum Truck Co.
Force, Inc.
General Electric
Company
Global Fuel, Inc.
James C. Mcdonald
Merichem Company
Paktank Corporation
Parkans
International
R.B. Little, Inc.
Stauffer Chemical
Company
Treatment One
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Technical
Environmental
Systems, Inc.
Alpha Omega
Recycling, Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Chastain, R.E.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
8901 Galveston Rd.
Box 1505
P.O. Box 4214
1020 Holcombe, Suite
1114
2000 VI. Loop S.,
Suite 1800
P.O. Box 21145
P.O. Box 9484
P.O. Box 9484
8800 Wall isvi tie
Road
2505 Collingsworth,
Suite 200
10822 Stabler Lane
1914 Haden Road
2000 W. Loop S.
Suite 1800
P.O. Box 15519
P.O. Box 36230
P.O. Box 5275
9001 Airport Blvd
Suite 608
2130A Grauwyler Rd
500 Battleground
Road
P.O. Box 9595
202 Michael Pi.
1 Mile E of Loop 289
on Hwy 62
Box 2257
4 Mile N. of Jackson
Road
10043 County Road
125
1580 Industrial Road
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Irving
LaPorte
Longview
Long view
Lubbock
McAllen
Mcallen
Midland
Missouri City
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Dallas
Harris
Gregg
Gregg
Lubbock
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Midland
Harris
713-941-3403
713-974-5000
713-795-5607
713-795-5607
713-623-0000
713-225-1436
713-928-2737
713-928-2737
713-672-3541
713-227-0696
713-695-0812
713-455-1311
713-623-0000
713-675-9141
- 0
- 0
713-944-9464
312-697-8460
713-476-0645
- 0
312-697-8460
312-697-8460
512-687-7035
312-697-8460
312-697-8460
312-697-8460
TXD000719518
TXD074 196338
TXD005928130
TXD000633453
TXD074165986
TXD093565653
TXD000807982
TXD0081 05959
TXD008099079
TXD055135388
TXD981052061
TXD982290140
TXD981514383
TXD000747378
TXD000747436
TXD083145656
TXD981055690
TXD010803203
WOW- 169
39028
WDU-157
32498
39014
39040
39063
50092
39019
WDW-147
50030
37436
39018
50095
71003
55194
HW-50225
50203
67028
62018
39010
68062
72023
71144
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class 1
Class I/Storage
Class
Class I
Class I
Class
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class I
Class
Class I
Class I
Class I
0
7
7
0
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
4
7
5
5
2
11
11
10
7
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Company Name Address City State County Phone EPA Id # Permit # Wasteclass District #
Resources, Inc.
Chemical Recycling
Chemical Recycling,
P.O. Box 947
802 Kirby St.
Uylie
Uylie
TX
TX
Coll in
Collin
214-442-5495 TXD053131223 32355 Class I
214-442-5495
4
0
Inc.
Golden Eagle Oil 1474 W. 1500 S. Woods Cross UT 801-292-4525
Refinery
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135 ON-DEMAND AIR CARRIERS
AC135-13A
APPENDIX 1
POLCYN, RICHARD J
ROLLING PLAINS AIR SERVICE
HAYS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
3950 E 8TH ST
HAYS KS 67601
BHMA665C
CE07
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
ROESCH AVIATION INC
;;T 3 BOX 86A
COLBY KS 67701
BVVA655C
CE07
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP EU
RTR CORP
NEHTON CITY/COUNTY AIRPORT
816C N OLIVER RD
NEHTON KS 67114
JL RA722S
CE07
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
SCROGGIN, JAMES
UNIVERSAL AVIATION SERVICES
1725 S AIRPORT RO
BOX 12
hANHATTAN KS 66502
'JMSA016T
CE07
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
SKYWAY AIR SERVICE INC
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
GARDEN CITY KS 678*6
8HNA666C
CE07
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
SPICER AIRCRAFT INC
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
RR1 BOX 33
CLAY CENTER KS 67*32
DKSA361B
CE07
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
THOMAS JETS INC
520 S HOLLAND
SUITE 301
HICHITA KS 67209
THJA456I
CE07
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
TRIANGLE COPTER SERVICE INC
3219 H MAY
HICHITA KS 67213
BVUA654C
CE07
TYPE: ODR
REGIONS:
UNITED BEECHCRAFT INC
PO BOX 9162
HICHITA KS 67277
BHVA672C
CE07
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP EU
YINGLING AIRCRAFT INC
PO BOX 92*8
HICHITA KS 67277
BHRA668C
CE07
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
KENTUCKY
AERO TECH INC
405* VERSAILLES RD
LEXINGTON KY 40510
IJCA018F
S001
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
ALLIANT HEALTH SYSTEM INC
CENTRAL AMERICAN AIRHAYS
BOHMAN FIELD
LOUISVILLE KY *0205
NKCA837G
S001
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
BEGLEY, EDHARD R
GLASGOH AVIATION
390 AIRPORT ROAD
GLASGOH KY 42121
INEA063F
S001
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
BULLFROG INC
MILLION AIR OHENSBORO
PO BOX 19*9
OHENSBORO KY 42302
FGOA8830
S001
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
CENTRAL AMERICAN AIR TAXI INC
CENTRAL AMERICAN AIR TAXI INC
BOHMAN FIELD
LOUISVILLE KY *0205
AZHA356C
5001
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
CRESCENT HELICOPTER INC
3800 BRYAN STATION RD
LEXINGTON KY 40516
IOCA078F
S001
TYPE: OOR
REGIONS: AL CE EA GL NE NM SO SH. HP
CRESCENT PAPER TUBE COMPANY INC
CRESCENT AIRHAYS
PO BOX 517
FLORENCE KY *10*2
CAHA727C
GL05
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
DAVIS, DONALD C
DON DAVIS AVIATION
215* HIGHWAY 136H
HENDERSON KY 42*20
FGBA878D
S001
TYPE: ODA ODR
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
EMERALD AVIATION INC
566 AIRPORT ROAD
LONDON CORBIN AIRPORT
LONDON KY *0741
INKA065F
S001
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
EXECUTIVE EXPRESS INC
1717 IINDY COURT
LEXINGTON KY *0505
LXVAB83T
S001
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
FALCON AVIATION INC
FALCON AVIATION INC
BOHMAN FIELD
LOUISVILLE KY 40205
FFVA875D
S001
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
HELICOPTERS INC
HELICOPTERS, INC.
BOHHAN FIELD
LOUISVILLE KY 40205
AZUA358S
S001
TYPE: ODR
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
KENTUCKY FLYING SERVICE CORP
BOHMAN FIELD
LOUISVILLE KY 40205
KVPA896F
S001
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
SKYRIDERS INC
BLUE GRASS FIELD
PO BOX 24408
LEXINGTON KY 4052*
SKZA173I
S001
TYPE: ODR
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
SPRITE FLITE JETS INC
4050 VERSAILLES RD
LEXINGTON KY 40510
SFJA061I
S001
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
HILKINSON FLYING SERVICE INC
2285 EXECUTIVE DRIVE
SUITE *00
LEXINGTON KY 40505
FGEA880D
S001
TYPE: ODA ODR
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
LOUISIANA
AIR MED SERVICES INC
POB 98000
LAFAYETTE LA 70509
XHEA600S
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
AIR RELDAN INC
FAA BLOG SUITE 120
LAKEFRONT ARPT
NEH ORLEANS LA 70126
HEBA615E
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
43
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AC135-13A
*PNDIX 1
135 ON-DEHAND AIR CARRIERS
06/05/92
AQUATIC AVIATION INC
PC DRAWER 900
PATTERSON LA 70392
AQTA236C
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
BATON ROUGE AIR CHARTER AND HANAGEH
9316 JACKIE COCHRAN
BATON ROUGE LA 70807
GOHA407E
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
BUTLER AVIATION SERVICE
PO SOX 53
HOUMA LA 70361
YBBA610T
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: AL CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
CAPITAL CITY AIR SERVICE INC
^460 BLANCHE NOYES AV.
BATON ROUGE LA 70811
XCCA545S
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
CHARLIE HAHHONDS FLYING SERVICE INC
HAMMONDS AIR SERVICE
1200 DUNN ST
HOUMA LA 70363
HMDA731E
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
CHEH AIR INC
PO BOX 7241
SHHEVEPORT LA 71137
GOXA408E
SH03
TYPE: ODR
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
CHERRY AIR INC
123 GRISSOH DRIVE
LAFAYETTE LA 70508
CYOA506B
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
COLIN AIR INC
ffl HREN STREET
NEH ORLEANS LA 70124
IORA323T
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
CREST AIR INC
7615 ESLER FIELD ROAD
ALEXANDRIA ESLER REGIONAL
AIRPORT
PINEVILLE LA 71360
HLVA726E
£K03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
EAGER AVIATION CORP
JIHHIE HEDELL HANGAR
LAKEFRONT ARPT
NEH ORLEANS LA 70126
JABA032B
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
FLEEHAN ENTERPRISES INC
FLHHAN AVIATION
5410 OPERATIONS ROAD
MONROE LA 71203
HLHA727E
SH03
TYPE: ODA ODR
REGIONS:
GULF AIRE ENTERPRISES INC
PO BOX 1222
THIBODAUX LA 70301
HEHA629E
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
GULF-AIRE AVIATION SERVICES INC
202 H.P.A. ROAD
BELLE CHASSE LA 70037
VGAA834T
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
HEAD AND ENGOUIST EOUIPHENT INC
EXECUTIVE AIR CHARTER
P.O. BOX 52945
BATON ROUGE LA 70805
EXBA7600
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
HUNTER. JEFFERY J
HUNTER AIR SERVICE
110 EAST 92 STREET
CUT OFF LA 70345
JUHA129T
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP
INDUSTRIAL HELICOPTERS INC
PO BOX 90210
LAFAYETTE LA 70509
IIFA004F
SH03
TYPE: ODR
REGIONS:
KINSEY INTERESTS INC
EXECUTIVE TRAVEL AIR
401 EDHARDS STREET
SUITE 1805
SHREVEPORT LA 71107
KNOA757S
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
LOUISIANA AIRCRAFT INC
4225 CHUCK YEAGER
BATON ROUGE LA 70807
UGIA531K
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
MAYEUXS FLYING SERVICE INC
12706 GOOOHOOD BOULEVARD
BATON ROUGE LA 70815
KEVA524F
SH03
TYPE: ODR
REGIONS:
MCHAHAN AVIATION INC
5106 OPERATIONS ROAD
MONROE LA 71203
GQ8A173Q
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
METRO AVIATION INC
PO BOX 7008
SHREVEPORT LA 71137
HDNA610E
SH03
TYPE: ODR
REGIONS: AL CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
MODERN FLYING SERVICE INC
130 GLENDALE ST
PINEVILLE LA 71360
HLPA723A
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
NICHOLS CONSTRUCTION CO
PO BOX 2750
BATON ROUGE LA 70821
JBMA129F
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
OFFSHORE LOGISTICS INC
AIR LOGISTICS
PO BOX 53178
LAFAYETTE LA 70505
ALGA151C
SH03
TYPE: ODR
REGIONS: AL CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
PANTHER HELICOPTERS INC
NR 1 COOUILLE DRIVE
BELLE CHASSE LA 70037
PBVA077H
SH03
TYPE: ODR
REGIONS:
PAUL FOURNET AIR SERVICE INC
PO BOX 90440
LAFAYETTE LA 70509
HFBA633E
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
PELICAN AVIATION CORP
PO BOX 9785
NEH IBERIA LA 70562
HEHA619E
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
PELICAN STATE CHARTER SERVICE
100 LUCIA LANE
SHREVEPORT LA 71106
OBZA608B
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
PETROLEUH HELICOPTERS INC
INTERNATIONAL HELICOPTER TRANSPORT
PO BOX 90808
LAFAYETTE LA 70509
HEEA617E
SH03
TYPE: ODA ODR
REGIONS: AL CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP EU
PRIORITY AIR INC
P.O. BOX 6379
NEH ORLEANS LA 70174
FTMA862E
SH03
TYPE: ODA
REGIONS:
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£ AB8EVIU-E GENERAL HOSPITAL 113 N. HoJO.ul Or.. 1,0 70510. MaiHij Address
Drawer S80. Co 70511: tel. 318/893-5466: Chanel w. Landry Pn.O.. Cruel
EiecutM Officer Ale 91O Fl 3 S 10 12 14 15 16 35 36 4O 46 S3 $2495
5 RAPIOES GENERAL HOSPITAL. 211 Fourtft St.. Zip 71301. Milling Adams Sot
30101. Zip 71301: tel. 318/473-3150: Jim Montgomery. President Ala 2 9 10 Fl
3 4 6 7 8 9 10 1112 14 15 IS 17 20 21 23 26 33 34 35 36 37 40 41 44 45 46
47 48 49 52 S3 54
X ST. FRANCES CA8RM HOSPITAL. 3330 Masonic Or.. Zip 71301: M. 318/487-1122:
Greg MtrffWt. AdmsMVKOr AU 9 10 rt 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 23 26 35 36 40
5152 54 S060S
1 VETERANS ADMNISTRATDN MEDICAL CENTER. 1:0 71301: tet. 318/473-0010:
Charles C. Freeman. Director Octal facility includes 199 beos « rwvnt nome-type
ant) AU 3 5 H3 S 10 12 14 15 16 18 19 23 24 26 27 28 31 34 42 44 46 47
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* HOOD MEMORUL HOSPITAL 301 W. Walnut St.. Z.o 70422: tel. 504/748.9485: A.
0. Rrcnardson. Admmstratar iNenreportmg) A9 10
ABCAOU-ilaniHto Put*
* BIENVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL. 810 Pine St.. Mailing Address Drawer 599. Zio
71001: tel. 318/263-2044; More A. aownan. Admnuntor A9 10 Fl 6 12 35
ARNUIIMUC-SI. |M*T PMak
G ST. LUKE GENERAL HOSPITAL GuMrot St.. Zip 70S 12. Mail** Address P 0 Bo< 110.
Zip 70512: tel. 318/754-5112: Tom McElree. Admnarator (Nonreoonmfj Ala 9
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a S. AIR FORCE HOSPITAL. BarUdaMAra. Zip 71110: tel. 318/456-2365:
Ueutmnc Cokxw Allen w. Miooleton. Administrator Ala Fl 3 6 12 14 IS 23 28
34 35 36 40
3 MOREHOUSE GENERAL HOSPITAL. 323 W. WMnut St.. Zip 7122O. M>ili«( Adareu
801106O. Zip 71221_ tel. 318/281-2431: William w. Bin(, Admmstrator Ala 9
10P13 6 10 IS 17 34 35 36 4145 47
m BATON ROUGE GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER. 360O Honda SL. Zip 70806. Milling
Address P O 801251X Zip 70C21: tel. SC-C387-7000: Thomas H. Sawyer.
President & CKM Encum* Officer (Nonreoartinv Ala « 9 10 SO775
G CPC MEADOW WOOD HOSPITAL. 9032 PeflwaRd.. Zip 70810: tel. 504/766-8553:
Calvin P. Outore. Admnmur |Nomportin|) Ala 10 S078S
C EARL It W»C MEMORUL HOSPITAL 58S5 Airline rt«».. Zip 7O80S. Mailing Address
P 0 Box 52999. Zip 70605: tel. SO4/356-3361: William C. Banksran. Director Ala
359 lOri 2 356910121415162023242634353740515210715
9 HCA PAfMANO HOSPITAL lAxmeny Parkland rkaeital). 2414 SunMr Hill Dr.. Zip
70808: tel. 5047927-9050: RoOen A. Leven. Admristrator Ala 9 10 f 16 24 28
29 30 32 34 42 45 48 49 SUSS
9 USOCAL COITER OF BATON ROUGE. 17000 Medical Center Or.. Zip 70816: tel.
504/292-2470: William U Anderson. Admnstntor Ala 10 Cl 3 4 5 6 10 1112 13
14 15 16 23 34 35 43 45 46 47 S3 54 S188S
3 OWU>W OF THE IA«PBSBNALMEDCAL CENTER SOOO Heonessy 8t«d.. Zip
70808: !M. 5O4/76S-696S: Slue Chandler. Admnstmor AU 6 9 10 ri 23456
10 U 13 14 151619 23 24 25 26 30 34 35 39 41 42 44 45 46 47 49 53 54
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9 WOMAN'S HOSPTTAL. Guml-nuU at Aallne. Zip 70895. Mailing Address B« 95009.
Of 7O89S: tel. S04AHM300: Onid M. Klein. AdmMsmter Ala 910 fl 613 16
33 34 37 38 4O 4145 46 47 51
TR1-WARO GENERAL HOSPITAL. Fnt St. Zip 71222. Mei
[AddreisP 0801697.
Zip 71222: W. 31*285-9066: Witllam A. CornnlU.AdmnstrstorAS 10 H4 35
a BOCALUSA CraaMIMTY MEDCAL CENTER. "433 Plea SL. Zip 70427: tel.
504/732-7122: SmpMl«. Light St. Admnsmtor AU 910 fl 3 615 IB 23 26
3435303740414552
O »IAS>«M7TON^t»»aMl,ttl«Bo,i»Llb«a!elAlCENTER!
m. 400 UeroniS St. Zip 7042T. Meilnl Address Bat 40.
Zip 70427: tM. SO4y735-1322: Gary Crockett. Admnisiretor Ala 3 S 9 to fl 6 14
IS 16 30 34 35 38 3T 40 49 52 «OT15
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BOSSttHMEDCAL CENTER. 21O5A*1»» Or.. Zip 71111: tel. 318/741-6000: CMyid
A. BM. EXMUIMJ Oireatr (taut (eeiUtr mduoes 10 Oeos in rusinc home-type int)
Ala910n3461O12141S16192334353640414SS354
9 RTVERSOe COMMUfTT HOSPITAL. 4900 Meaieel Or.. Zip 71112: W.
3iaf747-950O:R»>llo.nee.AUiii«lUU ajar Ala 10 Fl 3 6 1014161924 35 S3
S090S
GARY MEMCMALHOSPint.MMintAddnR*Bo> 357. Zip 70S1T:».
318/333-2178: JemeeiC kterofn. Chief Endow Oltiee/ AU 9 10 n 6 12 14 IS
16233435454647
BUWUE GENERAL HOSPTBI_a»e»»»enM«rf.. Zip 71322. M»*n
s*. Bern 380.
ZlB 71322: l»l. 318^146 «81;RaT A. Lamo«w.Ai«imuualorAla 9 1OH 36 L2
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r GILL1S V». LONG HANSEN'S DISEASE CENTER. River Rd.. Zio 70721: -el.
504/642-4740: Jonn C. Duffy M.S.. Ofector Ala Fl 12 15 16 19 23 24 26 31 34
35 42 43 49
CMALMETTE-St taunt F-ariah
~ CHAUylETTE GENERAL HOSPITAL. 801 Virtue St.. Z'O 70043: tel. 504/277-7711:
Stuart L. Smtn. Mana*nc Director Ala 9 10 Fl 3 6 14 16 17 23 24 25 34 35 44
46 47 S319555
C2 DE LA HONOE HOSPITAL. 9O01 Patricia St.. !» 70043: tel. 504/277-8011: Bruce
G. Under. ManafKt Director Ala 9 10 Fl 3 6 10 14 16 23 34 35 44 46 47 52 53
54 $9555
CHURCH rntrr niama PWUH
C ACA01A-ST. LANORY HOSPITAL. 810 S Broadway St.. Zio 70525: tel.
31&684-S43S: Aloa Tranan. Admnstrator iNonreponmgj Ala 9 10
COUfMHA-CMMn* PwMI
CALOWELL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. 410 Main St.. Zio 71418. Mail** Adams Box
899. Zip 71414: tel. 318/64»«111: Faye Lorn. Admmarjtor iNonrtoonuij) A3
10
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L S. HUCKABAY MO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. Zig 71019. Mail«( Moriu BOT 369. Zio
71019: t«H. 31&932-S784: ROVM Cu. Admnstrator iNonnooninc) A9 10
covwaraN-st. TMMMUT PWMII
AMI WGHLANO PARK HOSPITAL S«« H1QHLANO PARK HOSPITAL
DEPAUL NORTHSHORE HOSPITAL See HCA OEPAUI. NORTHSHORE HOSPITAL
S GREENflRIER HOSPITAL (formerly MSAGreenener Hosonall. OeenooetSlvO.. Zio
70434. Mailin(Alldma P 0 Boi 1836. Zio 70434: let. 504/893-2970: Domnc S
Catalan]. AAmmntor iNoneoonini) Ala 10 JO4O5
X HCA OEPAULNORTHSHORE HOSPITAL iForm«n» OePaul Nortronore Hoaoitall. DePaul
Nomnfure Or.. Mail«n AOdress P 0 Bo< 2439. Zio 70434: tel. 504^93-9200:
Patrick I. Canal. Adrnmismtor (Nonmcrtnu Ala 10 S175S
S HIGHLAND PARK HOSPtTAL (fc«m«ny AMI HitNandPamHosatall. OnePampI .Zio
70433. Mail«cAddr«>On«w 1369. Z.O 7O433: tel. 504/892-5900: Gerald
Pmnw. EMCUIM Director |Nonreporun« Ala 9 10 S242S
HSA 6REENBMER HOSPITAL See Gteenbner HMOital
S ST. TAMMANY PARISH HOSPITAL 1202 S. Tyler St.. Zio 70433: tel. S04/898-40OO:
James A. amtnem. Adnunnrator (Total facility incliian 3 beds « run«( nome-
typ» mo Ala 9 10 ri 3 6 10 12 14 IS 16 19 23 30 31 33 34 35 36 4145 46
47 S3
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m AMERCAN LEGBN HOSPITAL. 13O5 E. H~l- 90. Zio 70S26: tel. 318^783-3222:
Leonard.). Spur*. Adm««tranx Ala 910Fl 36 12 16 34 35 40 45 S3
DC QUMCV*Caleafllev PVMI
DEQUWCT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. 110 W. Foortfl St.. Zip 70633. Mailin» Aodreu 8O»
116B. ZIO 70833: at. 31^/786-1200: Micnael 0«.Ken. Intenm Admnstraur
(Nonreporm«A10
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9 BEAUREGARO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. 6OOS.PtneSL. Zio 70634. Ma>lir«Addreu
P O BOI 730. ZIP 70634: tel. 318/462-7100: Ted Bad(e>. AdmnKrator Ala 9 10
Fl 3 6 10 14 IS 16 23 35 40 4145 47 52 S3
OBJl-rtlil iPirtah
Q RCHLAND PARCH HOSPrTAL-OELHl. 507 Cincxnati. Zio 71232: tel. 31&878-S171:
MicnaM E. Coeo«r. Aommmtor Ala 9 10 Fl 16 23 34 35 4147
9 PREVOST MEMORIAL HOSPTTAL. 3O1 Memorial Dr.. Zio 70346. Mailini Addres* Bo«
186. Zip 70346; tel. 504/473-7931: HaroM 1. Ramraz. MHnmsntar Ala 9 10 Fl
14 16 19 34 35 45 49
* US. AIR FORCE HOSPITAL. Zip 71311: tel. 318/448-5342: Ma,or Richard J.
FeBuarr. AommmMr (NmteuWO
MOOSA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Moose 8M».. Zo 70S35. Mailinj Address Bo» 1026.
Zip 70535; W. 318/457-5244: Oouflas C. Lan|rnan. Admnstratcr Ala 9 10 Fl 3
12141823283653
* UNION GENERAL HOSPITAL. 901 J»me» AM.. Zip 71241. Mailirn Address P 0 Bra
398,-Bp 71241; w. 318/368-9751: Gaorte E. Tonpon jr.. Adrnnxtntcr
(Npn«iperaieA910
* RNERUfCUEDCALCENTER. E.E.WalMc*BNd..Zp7U34. M»ilin|AddressBo»
111. Zip 71334: M. 318^57-6551; varan Steven Jr.. Adminiatnttr A9 10 Fl 3
1*23343541454653
BAVNC-JONES ARMY COMMUMTr HOSPITAL. Zip 71459: W. 318/S35-3102;
Colonel Rotten E. ***. Ovuer Commen.ar 4 Admnancgr Ala Fl 3 6 12 1415
1823242728303132343536374046474952
PR*MOJ«FOW«a«IIHOSHTAU ISO! HooM»Ave.. Zip 70538. MeiUnfAddnos
Boi S77. Z₯ J083B: let. 318«28-O76O: A. Dele Monv. Adnwiatnmr Ala 910
Fl 3 6 12 IS 16 23 34 35 45 47*1755
CENTER & Mail St.. Zip 70438. Mai»n« AddraB 8n 528. Z)R
70438: tat SO4/B394431: J«ne» eranon. Admnanttr (NmreBcrUiO Ala 3 9
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LADY OF THE SEA GENERAL HOSPITAL Mailii»Addrea»eo« 68. H07O3S4: tel.
5O4«32-«4O1; Betner T. Fallout. Adim«aualar Ala 9 10 Fl 3 610 14 23 35 41
44 45 S3
AMI RrVERMEW MEDCAL CENTER. See RK«w. Medical Center
W.. Zip 7O737: tel. SOV847-2891: *wi L. Pu«L AUiimuaauj iNorneBCiun)
Ala91O
EAST ASCENSO4 GtXtfiM. HOSPITAL See ASCENSON HOSFTfiM.
OVERVIEW MBXCAL CENTER rFonnanr AM Rhennaw Medical Canrm. 1125 W.
Hvy. 30. Zip 7073T: M. 5O4*47-5OOO: Wart Boon «. E
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ST. HELENA PARISH HOSPITAL. Mailing Address Bo< 337. Zio 70141. ;ei.
504/222-6111: Jean-Paul Lereune. Admmstrator iNonreooning) A9 10
GR£BNmi.Sn)WaS-Eas< Bam Rouge Parian
- SREENWELL SPRINGS HOSPITAL. Greenweil Sonngs Rd.. Zio 70739. Mailing
Address P 0 801 549. 2.0 70739: tel. 504/261-2730: Man T. On. Chjel Executi
Officer Ala 9 10 fl9 24 30 31 32 42 44 46 48
3 MEADOWCREST HOSPITAL. 25OO Belle Crase Hwv. . 2,0 70056: tel. 504/392-3131:
Mam F. Keiser. CiecutM Director Ala 910 Fl 3 56 10 12 14 15 16 20 23 34 35
36*04546475153*3015
AMI WESTPAHX COMMUNITY HOSPTTAL See WEST PARK COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
2 SEVENTH WAW GENERAL HOSPITAL, rwy. 51S.. Zio 70401. Mail*| Addreu Boi
2661.2.0 70404: tel. 504/345.2700: James E. Gather jr.. Aomnstrator Ala 9 10
Fl 3 6 12 15 16 19 2O 2123 24 34 35 36 39 40 41 42 44 4S 46 47 52 53 54
$2495
£ WEST PARK COMMUNITY HOSPITAL (Formerly AMI Westgam CocT.mun.tr Hosoitall.
1900 S. Morrison Blvd.. Zio 70403. Mailfflf Address P 0 Bo* 2608. Zio 70404: tel
5O4/S42-T777: Pnyll.s AOoodell. Adnmsvator (Nonreoomnu Ala 10 S2425
RTVS1 OAKS HOSPITAL Se* New Orleans
NORTH CLAI8ORNE HOSPITAL. Hoy. 79. Zio 71038. Mailn( Address Ora»er 431. 2iO
71038: tel. 318/624XM41: a. W. M.gntowef. Admirusoator () A9 10
$1945
* HOMER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. E. College St.. Zio 71040. Ml.lmj Address Bo> 809.
ZiO 7104O: tel. 318^927-2024: Boo G. Saroer. Admmstntor A9 10 Fl 10 35
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i SAfOU OAKS HOSPITAL (Formerly HSA Bayou Oau Hospital. 934 E. Mam St . 2.0
70360. Mwlint Address P 0 8014374. Zio 70361: tel. 504476-2020: Jeffrey P
White. AdmnsmtOf Ala 10 US 23 28 29 30 3132 38 42 47 48 49 S04O5
HSA 8ATOU OAKS HOSPITAL See BAYOU OAKS HOSPITAL
9 TtRREBONNEGENERAL MCOCAL CENTER. 936 E.Ma«l St.. Zio 70360. Ma.lrtf
Address Box 6O37. Zip 70360: tel. 504/873-4141: Alei B. Smitn. Eiecutne
Onctor AU 9 1OF12 3 S 6 12 14 IS 16 19 34 35 36 40 45 46 47 52 53 54
$O025
C LAUUEKEMP REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER (Formerly Lallie Kemp Cnanty Hospital).
MiMnf Address P O Boi 70. Zip 70443: tel. 5O4J878-9421: Thomal W. Lanory.
Oi«f EMCUUV» Office AOi 3 5 9 10 Fl 3 6 10121415 16343537404647
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EAST LOUISIANA STATE HOSPITAL. Zip 70748. Mailing Address P 0 B0< 498. Zio
70748: W. 504/634-2651: Warren T. Pnce X.. Cn«f Eiecutive Officer
VILLA FEDOANA CHRONIC DISEASE HOSPITAL AND REHABILITATION CENTER
(Formertr villa Feliciana G*natr« Hosomi). Mailing Address Bo> 438. Zip 70748:
tel. 504/634-7793: Jam A. London. Director iNonreporwtg) A10 S0715
3 ELMWOOOMEDCALCEJ«IHojo.tall. 1321S-CI«arvww
Ptarf.. Zio 70121: tel. 5O4/734-19OO: Steven i. Bell. E CSS. Zip 71251; W. 318^59-4435: Larry J. Ayrea. Admnsmtor Ala 9 10 Fl
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* ABROM KAPLAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. 1310 W. SevenOi St.. Zip 70548: tel.
O: Mam Bome. Admnsottor A9 10 n 3 6 16 35 3« 4O 52
S AMI ST. JUXMEDCAL CENTER, 180 W. EsglmrJei AM.. Zip 70065: tel.
504MetVMOO: JWn W. MeOeoel. Proidenl * CUM EacutiM OIKcx Ala 10 PI 3
4 6 10 12 IS IS 20 23 2827 30 31 34 35 36 40 45 48 47 51 53 54 1012S
* E. S. Pig MtMOnaj, HOSPITAL. H»y. 38 «.. Zip 70444. Mailing Addreta Bo» 89.
Zip 70444: tM. 50*229-7313: SniMy 8. FnjMr. Admnsntor A9 10 »1 « 10 35
* AUJ3*rWBSMHOSTrTALMeilln«Aodre_i BOM 1670. Zip 70848: tet.
3J«V738.29ST: jOMpk R. Deroona Jr.. AdrnMsBmr A91O tl 616 34 35 37
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CYPRESS HOSPITAL See HCA CYPRESS HOSPTTAL
POBai 91526. Zip 70509: W. 318Q34-S614:
gj S0775
Amneiiauul COImt »>>.. Zip 7O506: M. 31aV981-2949: Jorm SmrlMlKler.
AdmireaBittr AU 1O H 3 6 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 23 35 36 40 45 46 53 54
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S HCA CYPRESS HOSPITAL (Formerly Cypress HOJOrtal). 302 Dulles Or.. ZiO 70S06:
tel. 3UV233-9O24: Pnriek Waugn. Aamnslrator AU 10 f3 IS 24 28 30 31 32
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* INSIGHT HOSmAC 310 YlwlgJMlto H»y.. Zip 70506: W. 318/837-8787: Rie*
LiOM. AdmeoBinr INompoteif) AID
S LAFAYETTE G8CRALMEDCAL CENTER. 1214 CoaiOge *«.. Zio 70505. Making
Addraa aoE S2009 DCS; Zip 7050S: tea. 3131261-7991: Jonn J. BuOin Jr..
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\Z UNIVERSITY MEOCAL CENTER. 2390 W. Congress St.. Zip 7O502. Mail«NO«DfNet-ta« OMl *WWI
EAST CARROLL PARISH HOSPITAL iFormeny Relent Hospital-East Carol II . 226 N.
Hood SL. Zip 71254: tel. 318/559-2441: LaOonna Boone. Admnstrator
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G RIVER PARISHES HOSPITAL (Formerly River Pansnei Medical Center). 500 Rue Oe
Sanw. Zip 70068: W. 504*52-7000: Michael 0. Snow. Admmstratof Ala 10 Fl
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Q BYHO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. 1020 Fertina Blvd. .Zip 71446: lei. 318/239-9O41:
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Zio 70448: W. 504/626-5661: Dan Jonnson. EieeutM Director F15 30 32 42 46
Q SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA HOSPITAL. Mailing Address Boi 3850. Zip 70448: tel.
504/826-8161: Bill W. Flora M.O.. Actn| Chief Encutne Officer Ala S 9 10 F1S
24 30 32 42 44 46 47 48
S DC SOTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. 207 Jefferson St.. Zip 71052. Mailing Address P 0
Bon 672, Zio 710S2: t«. 318*72-4610: Robert R. Taylor. President Ala 9 10 Fl
3 8 18 23 35 37 4145*1945
SABME MEDCAL CENTER. 923 Highland Or.. Zip 71449. Mailing Address Bra 971.
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4330 HOUM 8M.. Zip 70006: tel. 5O4/456-S657: Michelle PUUk. Admnstrator
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9 LAKESOE HOSPITAL. 4TOO HO Service Rd.. Zip 70001; M. 5O4/88S-3333: Gerald
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.- i CONWAY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. 4S64 Jackson St.. Zio 71210. Mailug Address
~e o Boi 1881. Zio 71210: tel. 318/388-7000: Roy 0. Bostick. Director Ala 359
0 n 3 S 10 12 14 IS 23 3* 35 36 37 40 45 46 51 52 53 S0715
,CA NORTH MONROE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL See HCA NORTH MONROE HOSPITAL
» MCA NORTH MONROE HOSPITAL (Formerly MCA Nortn Monroe Glrnmunity HosO'ta).
3421 Medical Pan Dr.. Co 71203: lei. 318/388-1946: David C. Glow.
unMUtntor All 10*36 10 12 14 17 20 23 26 33 34 3S 36 40 4547 52 53
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y ST FRANCIS MEDCALCENTER. 309 Jackson St.. Z>0 71201. Mailing Address Box
1901. Zip 71210: at. 318/362-4000: Sister Anne Mane Twonig. Chief Executive
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T LAK£WOOO HOSPITAL. 1125 Marguerite SI.. Zio 7038O. Mailing Aooress Drawer
2308 ZiO 70381: !ei. 504/384-2200: Raymond J. Bowed. Chief Executive Officer
Ala 910 Fl 3 S1012 IS 16 23 35 36 40 44 45 48
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ASSUMPTION GENERAL HOSPITAL, wnitaker Une. Zio 70390. Mailing Address f 0
Drawer 546. ZiO 70390: tel. 504/369-7241: Lloyd Bourgeois. Acting Administrator
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X \HTCMITOCHES PARISH HOSPITAL. 5O1 Keyser Ave. Zio 71457. Mailing Address
Boi 2009. Zio 71457: tel. 318/352-120O: Eugene Sonlman. Execurjve Cvector
Tot* facilitr ntudes 110 bed! m nursmg home-rype unit) Ala 9 10 fl 10 15 16
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i OAUTERtVE HOSPITAL 600 H. Lewis St., Zip 70560. Mailing Address P 0 Box
11210. Zip 70562: tel. 318/365-7311: Kyle viator. Administrator (Total facility
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i IBERIA GENERAL HOSPITAL AND MEDCAL CENTER. 2315 E. Man St.. Zip 70561.
Mailr* Address P 08m 13338. Zip 70562: tel. 313/364-0441: Donald R. Heoert.
Executive Director iNonrepomnG Ala 9 10
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i CHARITY HOSPITAL AT NEW ORLEANS. 1S32 Tulane Ave.. Zip 70140: >el.
5O4/56B-3201; Elljon C. Roberts ST.. Chief Executive Officer (Nonreporuif) Ala 2
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jc CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL (Children's General Medical & Surgical S Refiaeiltation). 200
Henry Clay Ave.. Zip 70118: tel. 504/899-9511: Steve Woney. Executive Director
Ala 3 S 8 910 Fl 3 6 9 10 12 14 15 16 23 24 25 26 34 35 38 42 44 45 46 47
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i CPC COLISEUM MEDCAL CENTER. 36O1 Coliseum St.. Zip 70115: tel.
504/897-9700: Marvann Cikoncfl. Admnstrator (Nonreporung) Ala 9 10 S078S
I CPC EAST LAKE HOSPITAL. 5650 ReM Blvd.. Zip 70127: tel. 504(241-0888: Craig
Koele. Admnsnor iNonreportingl Ala 10 S0785
~ Dt. EAR. NOSE ATCTHROAT HOSPITAL. 2626 Narxxean Ave.. Zip 70115: tel.
504/896-1100: Donald E. Patterson. Chief Executive Officer Ala 3 S 9 10 Fl 12
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i r EOWAROHEBErTf HOSPITAL. 1 Sanctuary Or.. Zip 70114: tel. 5O4/363-22OO:
Lym C. Off gen. Admnanator A7 F7 10 12 14 15 16 19 23 24 26 42 43 44 45 46
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i HCA DEPAUL HOSPITAL. 1040 Cainoun St.. Zip 70118: tel. 5O4/899-8282: Ralpn J.
watte m. Adminsmpr iNonreoorunf] Ala 10 S1755
S HOTEL DIED HOSPITAL. 2O21 Perdido St. Zip 70112. Mailing Address Box 61262.
Zio 70161: tel. 5O4/SB8-30OO: Sister Mary Rose McPhee. President Ala 3 S 9 10
fl 2 3 4 6 9 101315 18 19 20 21 23 24 26 34 35 36 41 43 44 45 46 47 52 53
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i HUMANA HOSPITAL-NEW ORLEANS. SOOO Sullen! Ave.. Zip 70128. Mailing Addms
P 080x29504. Zip 70189: tel. 504>741-6335: KeiOi LeBlanc. Executive Director
Ala 10 F12345S789 10 1112 14 15 16 23 24 33343536 37 404244
46 47 SI 53 5411235
~ XJ BXEN SMITH MEDCAL CENTER. 4444 Gerwal Merer Ave.. Zio 70131; tel.
5041363-7011: RoneM J. Enaor. AdmMstrator Ala 3 910 Fl 3 4 5 6 9 10 1112
1314 15 18 23 24 26 M 34 35 37 42 43 44 45 46 47 54 S3015
i MERCY HOSPITAL OF NEW ORLEANS, 301N. Jefferson Davis Pkwy.. Zip 70119; tel.
50V48S-7361: Sister Sercara Grant. Cftief Executive Office. Ala 910 Fl 3 6 7 8
9101112 14 IS IS U 2123 24 26 34 35 41 45 46 47 53 SS1S3
* MOKTELEPHEMEMOWt HOSPITAL. 3125 Canal St.. Zip 7011* tel.
50*822-8222: W. Can Whanrtt. AOMniamtor (Nonreoortlng) A9 10
SEW ORLEANS GENBW. HOSPITAL. 625 Jeoaon Am.. Zip 70130: tel.
50*587-0100: OonM E. VKeat AdmnstnKor A1O Fl 3 6 12 14 IS 16 20 23 26
3134 46 47 48 49 53X0495
X OCMSNERPOUMJATOI HOSPITAL. 1516 Jeffanon H»». Zip 70121: M.
504*380000: De»M It Pace. Execuov. via Preatoent« Director *ia 2 3 S 8 9
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i PEJClETONMEMORlll METHODIST HOSPITAL. 562O Read »m.. Zip 7O12T: M.
504/244-5474: Fred «un(. Pntuoant (Tool facility Mud** 18 beds n nninc
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70123: M. 504^34-1740: C. O. MLptaiicn. Menagnt Oiector (Nmnnrung)
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i SOUTHErM8APnSTHOSr^AL.2700NapoMonAv*.. Zip70115: tel.
5047899-9311: J. SaiUl Itoiscm. Actiii President Ala 3 5 9 10 Fl 3 4 6 10 12
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748. Zio 71263: t«. 318/428-3237: Raymond P. Moms. Admmstrator
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£ HUMANA HOSPTTAL-OAKOAU. 130 N. HoWtal Or.. 1,0 71463. Mailing AMress 6o>
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i HAROTNER MEDCAL CENTER. Zio 71465. Mail«i( Address P 0 Box 1218. Zio
7146S: let. 318/495-3131: Malcolm L. Banodale. Administrator Ala 9 10 Fl 6 14
16 23 26 34 35 45
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S AMI DOCTORS' HOSPITAL OF OPELOUSAS. 5101 Hwy. 167 S. . Zio 70570: lei.
318^948-2100: gnan Ridal*. Cn«( EuKutive Officer Ala 10 Fl 3 6 7 9 10 11 12
14 15 16 19 26 30 33 34 35 36 37 40 45 46 47 SOUS
S OPELOUSAS GENERAL HOSPITAL. 520 Prudhomme Lane. Zio 70571. Mailnf
Adorn* 9tK 12O8. Zio 70570: tel 318/948-3011: Gary I. Keller. Admmtrator
Ala 9 10 Fl 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 23 26 34 35 36 40 41 44 46 47 48
4952S3S2495
Q CENTRAL LOUISIANA STATE HOSPITAL. W.ShamrocK Ay... Zio 71361. Mailing
AOdma P 0 Boi 5031. Zio 71361: tel. 31BM84-62OO: Roy 0. Hill M 0 . Cnief
Eiecutiv* Officer (Nonraooruic) Ala 9 10
C Htier P. LON6R6SIONAL MEDICAL CENTER (Formerly HueyP Lon| Meroonal
Hoaoral). Hosprol BlyO.. Zip 71361. Mailnt Address Boi 5352. Zip 71361: tel.
31W448O811; James E-MorfM. Director Al*3 59 10F1 3 56 1214162334
35 4O 4S 52 S071S
PINECREST STATE SCHOOL HOSPITAL. Mail^f Address Ban 191. Zip 71360: tel.
318/640^754: L. J. Cneeur M.O.. Medical Director iNonreportmfJ
C WCOOVIEW SEGONAl HOSPITAL IFormeny listed under Tioja). 5S05 Sfitewoort
H«n-.. Zip 71360: tel. 318/64OO222: Thoraa Lutnm|er. Eieeutn* Dreoor
(Nonreoorwt) All 9 10 S5895
D RIVER WEST MEDCAL CENTER. 1725RiverW. Dr.. Zip 70764: tel. 504/687-9222:
RicKr ahmcni. Encuth* Director (Total tsolity incluOea 6 beds n mrsint name-
type uratl Ala 9 10 Fl 3 6 10 13 14 16 19 23 27 34 35 36 40 41 45 53
* PtAQOEMWeS PAPISM GENERAL HOSPITAL. Civic Dr.. Zip 70083. Mailinc Addms
RU. 2. Bo> 105. Zip 70083: tel. 5047564-3346: James G. Fraaer. Ammiauauj
A9 1O fl 3 S 12 14 16 23 35 41 44 46 47 48 S1755
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9 HIGHLAND HOSPITAL. 1453 E. Bert KOM Industrial Loop. Zip 71105: tel.
318/798-4300: RpnaM J. EMar. Admetanaar Ala 910 fl 3 6 7 8 910 12 14 15
2O 34 35 36 4O 45 48 47 53 S1755
Si HUMANA HOSPtTAL-6RENT*OOO. 180O Ming PI.. Zip 71101: M. 318/424-6761:
Raymond Bane. EnoaM Onctdr Ala 9 10 F23 24 25 28 30 3132 4J 44 40 47
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G LOUISIAfiA STATE UWVERStTT HOSPITAL, 1541 Kings M«y.. Zip 71130. Waning
Addreas Bat 33932. Zip 71130: tel. 318*74-5000: Gene L. HammeB,
AdRHkatratar Ala 2 3 S 8 »1O Fl 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 1112 1314 IS 16 20 22 23 24
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9 A PHTSaOAnS AND SURGEONS HOSPITAL. 1530 Line A»e.. Za 71104. Ueilinc
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3 SHRINCRS HOSCTALS FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN. SHREVEPQRT UNIT. 3100 Santfora
Art.. ZiO 71103: IM. 31&222-S7O4: Patricia Carer. Aammwaux »LJ 3 5 R3 24
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S VETERANS AOMMSTRATION MEDCAL CENTER. 510 E. Stoner Ave. 2iD 71101: lei.
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2123 24 26 27 28 X 3132 34 4142 44 4fi 47 48 49 53
S A VMUISVXNKSMTON MEDICAL CENTER. 2600 (keeiwooa M.. Z« 71103. Mailing
AMM* P O Boi 32600. ZiO 71130: tel. 318/632-46OO: JamM K. Elnxj. Pmacm
(Nonmaninf) Ala 7 9 10 S194S
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C NORTH SHORE PSYCHUTRC HOSPITAL. 104 Medical Center Dr.. Zip 70461: !el.
504/646-S5OO: ftoeert Hall. AOmirutrator (Nonreoonnv Ala 10
S SUOEU. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. 1001 Gauae Blvd.. Zio 70458: Tel. 5O4/643-220O:
BoOert P. ADunaon. Chief Encutiye Officer Ala 9 n 2 3 4 6 10 12 14 15 16 20 21
23 26 27 30 3132 33 35 36 37 40 4145 46 47 48 5152 S3 54
HUMANA HOSPITAL-SPRmGHLL. 1001 Humana Or.. Zto 7107S. Mailrtf AMreu Box
917: W. 31*539-9161; CXnsune Stewart. Eiecutive Director AU910F1361S
16 35 36 41 4S 46 52 $1235
STEMJNGTON HOSPITAL (ForrfMnr Sleniipon Memorial Hoj&t*). Hwy. 2. Zip
71280. Haunt Addrasa P O Box 567. Zip 71280: Evalyn Omtond. AOmnitrator A9
10 R3 34 42
STERUNGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL See Sterwifton Houital
WESTCALCASiaKAMERON HOSPITAL. CrprnsSt.. Zip 70664. MailinJ Address P 0
Box 2269. 50 70664: tel. 31&527-7035: FranR ». GayK. Orector AU 9 10 H 3
6 10 12 14 15 16 23 24 34 35 36 37 39 40 4 1 45 52 53
MADISON PARISH HOSPITAL. 900 Mnracn St.. Zip 71282. Mailing Addrm P 0 8o<
1559. Zip 71214: W. 318/574-2374: Woodrow N. Surw. Admnstntor A9 10 f2
51635
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349, Zip 7056V: W. 318063-5684: Jam« C. Cai.fan. EIKUUM Orector Ala 9
10113615163*3536404652X1235
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Addrea* Son 792. Zip 71082: tel. 312/375-3235: Pnillio Rondy Hanlir*.
» Ala 910 H5 16 19 35 S1945
WELSH GENERAL HOSPITAL. 410 S. Simmora St.. Zip 70591: tel. 318/734-2555:
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WfST MOMtBl-OMaMai P«Mi
3 GLEMWOORE6BNAL MEDICAL CENTER. 925 McMillan «d.. Zip 71294. Mailing
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(Nonreoormc Ala 910
9 HUMANA HOSmtVWMN PARISH. 301 W. Boundary St.. Zip 71483. Mailing Address
Box ISa. Zip 71483: M. 318/828-2721: Jan Trawidt. EaKUM Oireaor Ala 9 10
H3614 IS 16232634 35 44 45 46 53 51235
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Entire United States
Compilation from Federal, State and Private sources
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Company Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone
Telefax
Services Offered
HELD INC.
HARTECH USA INC.
MARTECH USA INC.
SOUND ENVIRONMENTAL
VECO ENVIRONMENTAL
VRCA ENVIRONMENTAL
VRCA ENVIRONMENTAL
VRCA ENVIRONMENTAL
'CHEMTRACK
SELEY CORP.
YORK ENVIRONMENTAL
RIEDEL-PETERSON
P.E. LAMOREAUX &
SPILTECH INC.
SPILTECH INC.
SPILTECH SERVICES
SEAARK MARINE INC.
HAZ-TECH
BIEGERT AVIATION
DUTCH PRIDE PRODUCTS
RIVERS RUN
SCICOMP CORPORATION
SORBENT SCIENCES
AS I
GROUNDWATER
CELLULOSE RESOURCES
FMS
A.S.I.
CROSBY AND OVERTON
HARDING LAUSON
SOLMAR CORP.
CLAYTON
CHEMICAL SAFETY
HALIBURTON NUS
WOODWARD -CLYDE
H & H ENVIRONMENTAL
COGNIS INC.
ADVANCE SPILL
TURNER DESIGNS
TURNER DESIGNS
PENCO OF CALIFORNIA
INTERNATIONAL
ESSENCE ENGINEERING
METSON MARINE
DOUGLAS ENGINEERING
PO BOX 201341
300 E 54TH ST
300 E 54TH ST
8740 HARTDELL RD
813 W NORTHERN LIGHTS BLVD
5333 FAIRBANKS ST #11
6700 ARCTIC SPUR RD
6700 ARCTIC SPUR RD
11711 S GAMBEL RD.
PO BOX 5380
PO BOX 343
1660 S BELTLINE HIGHWAY
PO BOX 2310
1501 WESTPARK DR #8
PO BOX 56398
6807-A U 12TH ST
PO BOX 210
601 PECAN
MEMORIAL AIRPORT, 22022 S PRICE
PO BOX 1651
PO BOX 568
3519 E SHEA BLVD #119
PO BOX 2440
855 W WALNUT ST
4057 PORT CHICAGO HWY
PO BOX 1562
609 VIA CASITAS
1326 WEST 12TH STREET
1610W 17TH ST
7655 REDWOOD BLVD PO BOX 578
625 W KATELLA AVE #5
1252 QUARRY LN
8388 VICKERS ST #216
PKWY CT, 16885 W BERNARDO DR
1550 HOTEL CIRCLE NORTH
220 CHINA BASIN
2330 CIRC AD I AN WAY
2205-109 FIRST STREET
920 WEST MAUDE AVE
845 W MAUDE AVE
618 PILCHARD ST
23456 HAWTHORNE BLVD
PO BOX 5840 255 U STANLEY AVE
1575 SPINNAKER DR #205
181 -C MAYHEW WAY
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LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
MONTICELLO
TEXARKANA
CHANDLER
COTTONWOOD
HUMBOLT
PHOENIX
CHI NO
COMPTON
CONCORD
ESCONDIDO
GREENBRAE
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH
NOVATO
ORANGE
PLEASANTON
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN FRANCISCO
SANTA ROSA
SIM1 VALLEY
SUNNYVALE
SUNNYVALE
TERMINAL ISLAND
TORRANCE
VENTURA
VENTURA
WALNUT CREEK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AL
AL
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AZ
AZ
AZ
AZ
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
99520-0000
99518-0000
99518-0000
99507-0000
99503-0000
99518-0000
99518-0000
99518-0000
99515-0000
99901-0000
72104-0000
36609-0000
35403-0000
72204-0000
72215-0000
72204-0000
71655-0000
75502-0000
85248-0000
86326-0000
86329-0000
85028-0000
91710-0000
90220-0000
94520-0000
92033-0000
94904-0000
90813-0000
90813-0000
94948-0000
92667-0000
94566-0000
92111-0000
92127-0000
92108-0000
94107-0000
95407-0000
93065-1981
94086-9642
94086-0000
90731-0000
90505-0000
93003-0000
93001-0000
94596-0000
907-563-4595
907-561-1970
907-561-1970
907-278-6960
907-264-8753
907-562-3700
907-349-4827
907-349-4827
907-349-2511
907-247-3539
501-332-8686
205-666-3600
205-752-5543
501-664-7745
800-548-3304
501-664-7745
501-367-9755
501-772-0520
602-821-2400
602-634-7066
602-632-8515
602-953-9633
714-591-4704
310-886-9050
415-671-2387
619-741-3731
415-461-7455
213-436-0211
213-432-5447
415-892-0821
714-538-0881
510-426-2600
619-565-0302
619-451-2131
619-294-9400
415-543-4835
707-575-7155
805-581-4602
408-749-0994
408-749-0994
213-547-0919
310-378-9933
805-656-4900
805-658-2628
415-934-7900
907-563-4787
907-563-0380
907-563-0380
907-349-1244
907-264-8810
907-563-1380
907-276-3190
907-267-3190
907-522-3150
907-225-5543
501-332-8688
0
205-752-4043
501-663-1796
501-663-1796
501-663-1796
501-367-2120
501-772-0540
0
602-634-5494
602-632-5362
602-971-4972
0
310-886-9058
415-685-9148
0
- 0
213-436-8428
- - 0
415-892-0831
- - 0
510-426-0106
0
619-451-1770
619-293-7920
- - 0
707-575-7833
- 0
408-749-0998
408-749-0998
0
310-791-2587
805-643-9128
805-658-8354
415-934-7903
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BIOREMEDIATION USA
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CLEANUP
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CLEANUP CONTR USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP CONTR USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
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BIOREMEDIATION USA
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BIOREMEDIATION
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MANAGEMENT
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
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FIELD ANALYTICAL
EQUIPMENT
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
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City
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Zip
Phone
Telefax
Services Offered
GUARDIAN MARINE
SEALAND
EAST COAST
HSRC-MARINE SPILL
PETRO CHEM RECOVERY
OIL RECOVERY CO INC.
AMERICAN BOOM AND
CAPE CANAVERAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS
ALPHA PRODUCTS CO.
SPILL REPONSE INC
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
HUNTER/ESE
MARINE INDUSTRIAL
EARTH CORE
ENVIROSOLV INC.
JACKSONVILLE
M AND U SOUTHEASTERN
OIL RECOVERY OF
AMERICAN COMPLIANCE
UN I TECH
ENVIROTECH
EARTH RESOURCES
OSPREY BIOTHNICS
ORANGE ENVIRONMENTAL
SUB-AQUEOUS
HOUCO ENVIRONMENTAL
SEA SPILL SOUTH INC.
NEED-A-DIVER MARINE
UNIVERSAL WASTE &
BRUNSWICK PORT
WESTINGHOUSE-HAZTECH
WESTINGHOUSE
ENGINEERED FABRICS
COASTAL DIVERS AND
ENSITE INC.
FLORIDA SPILL
PACIFIC
CENTRAL STATES
SKOLNIK INDUSTRIES
620 WALKER STREET
49 BURTVILLE AVE
454 QUINNIPIAC AVE
1350 I ST NW #300
PO BOX 1458
251 LEVY RD PO BOX 548
8052 ASTONAUT BLVD
8051 ASTRONAUT BLVD
2600 MCCORMICK DR #370
2600 MCCORMICK DR #370
PO BOX 1390
5990 SW NINTH ST
PORT EVERGLADES, PO BOX 290360
PO BOX 1703
PO BOX 1703
PO BOX 1703 SR 26 NEWBERRY RD
PO BOX 43175
8917 WESTERN WAY #120
1840 SOUTHS IDE BLVD
PO BOX 3005
806 TALLEYRAND AVE
6626 GUTHRIE RD
4406 S FLORIDA AVE #23
9164 SOUTH WEST 106TH ST
6608 BOULEVARD OF CHAMPIONS
1227 MARSHALL FARMS RD
PO BOX 758
PO BOX 593845
7334 POINT OF ROCKS RD
843 43RD ST S
3839 4TH ST N #400
PO BOX 5436
2002 ORIENT RD
PO BOX 1336
675 PARK N BLVD #F-100
5280 PANOLA INDUSTRIAL BLVD
669 GOODYEAR ST
120 BRANNEN DR
5203 SOUTH ROYAL ATLANTA DR
605 TOWNSEND RD PO BOX 1847
PIER 14, FIRST FLOOR
319 EAST 7TH PO BOX 684
4900 S KILBOURN AVE
WATSONVILLE
DERBY
HEW HAVEN
WASHINGTON
NORFOLK
ATLANTIC BEACH
CAPE CANAVERAL
CAPE CANAVERAL
CLEARWATER
CLEARWATER
COCOA
FORT LAUDERDALE
FT LAUDERDALE
GAINESVILLE
GAINESVILLE
GAINESVILLE
JACKSONVILE
JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE
LAKELAND
MIAMI
NORTH
OCOEE
ONECO
ORLANDO
SARASOTA
ST PETERSBURG
ST PETERSBURG
TAMPA
TAMPA
BRUNSWICK
CLARKSTON
DECATUR
ROCKMART
SAVANNAH
TUCKER
COCOA
HONOLULU
CENTRALIA
CHICAGO
CA
CT
CT
DC
FA
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
GA
GA
GA
GA
GA
GA
GL
HI
IL
IL
95706-0000
6418-0000
6513-0000
20005-0000
23501-0000
32233-0000
32920-0000
32920-0000
34619-0000
34619-0000
32923-0000
33317-0000
33329-0000
32602-1703
32602-1703
32602-1703
32203-3175
32256-0000
32216-0000
32206-0000
32203-3175
32205-1547
33813-0000
33176-0000
33068-0000
34761-0000
34264-0000
32859-3845
34242-0000
33711-0000
33703-0000
33675-0000
33619-0000
31521-0000
30021-1962
30035-0000
30153-0000
31410-0000
30084-8611
32923-1847
96817-0000
62801-0000
60632-4593
408-728-3373
203-735-1817
203-469-2376
202-271-0401
804-627-8791
904-241-2200
407-784-2110
407-868-0670
813-726-0966
813-726-0966
407-632-5640
305-584-5561
305-321-5995
800-874-7872
800-874-7872
904-332-3318
904-350-1060
904-363-3417
904-724-1990
904-355-4164
0
912-964-1648
813-647-1200
305-276-1219
305-971-0688
407-877-0877
800-553-7785
- - 0
813-349-8879
813-323-0818
813-821-2003
813-247-1146
- - 0
0
404-299-4650
404-981-9332
404-684-7855
912-897-2398
0
407-631-7778
808-545-5195
618-532-4784
312-735-0700
408-728-1798
203-735-2706
203-467-1732
202-371-0401
804-640-1261
- - 0
407-783-7598
407-783-7598
813-725-1728
813-725-1728
407-639-4017
0
305-321-5998
904-332-7659
904-332-7659
0
904-350-9104
904-363-3408
904-724-2508
904-355-4365
- - 0
- - 0
813-647-5600
- 0
305-978-2172
407-877-3622
813-755-0626
0
0
- - 0
813-823-6441
- - 0
- 0
- - 0
404-299-4703
404-981-1786
404-684-7438
- - 0
0
407-639-4017
808-538-1703
618-532-5615
312-735-7257
SORBENT
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
EQUIPMENT
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
OIL
SOLVENT/DISPERSANT
CLEANUP
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CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
BIOREMEDIATION/DISPE
RSANT
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City
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Phone
Telefax
Services Offered
HAECORP INC.
HERITAGE
SPILL RECOVERY OF
SPILL RECOVERY OF
PETRO BOOM
CONTRACTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL
ERI/MICROBE MASTERS
MICROBE MASTERS INC.
OIL MOP INC.
OIL SPILL CONTROL
INDUSTRIAL CLEANUP
OOPS-0'BRIEN'S OIL
BYARS SPILL CONTROL
ADVANCED
CHEMEX INC.
GFC CHEMICAL COMPANY
LARCO ENVIRONMENTAL
OVAC INC.
ANT! POLLUTION INC.
HALTER INTERNATIONAL
RIEDEL-PETERSON
THOMPSON
INDUSTRIAL CLEANUP
ENSR CONSULTING AND
HYDRO-ENVIRONMENTAL
ARTHUR D. LITTLE
OCEAN MANAGEMENT
ATLANTIC SPILL
ENPRO SERVICES INC.
M & E/ZECCO INC.
M&E/ZECCO INC.
GROUNDUATER
CLEAN HARBORS INC.
JET-LINE SERVICES
C-E ENVIRONMENTAL
CLEAN AMERICA INC.
DAMES & MOORE INC.
DAMES & MOORE INC.
A.B.B. ENVIRONMENTAL
THE TRAVERSE GROUP
PHOENIX ENGINEERING
17450 SOUTH HALSTED
1175 WESTERN DR
PO BOX 34337, 9901
PO BOX 34337, 9901
753 AXE AVE
PO BOX 1352
PO BOX 45212-210
PO BOX 45212-210
10201 MAYFAIR
PO BOX 820
PO BOX 231
PO BOX 869
1700 STUMPF BLVD #51
PO BOX 1578
PO BOX 81157
107B BALBOA, PO BOX 31228
PO BOX 80537
PO BOX 6237
PO BOX 16584, 307 CHRISTMAN
PO BOX 885
7412 LAKESHORE DRIVE
14101 OLD GENTILLY RD
PO BOX 52141
309 ZACHERY DR
35 NAGOG PARK
54 NONSET PATH
25 ACORN PARK
PO BOX 2043
36 NEW ST
12 MULIKEN WAY
345 U MAIN ST
345 W MAIN ST
100 RIVER RIDGE DR
1200 CROWN COLONY DR
441R CANTON ST, PO BOX 180
CORPORATE PLACE #128/107
3300 CHILDS ST
7101 WISCONSIN AVE #700
7101 WISCONSIN AVE #700
110 FREE ST PO BOX 7050
3772 PLAZA DR #5
4240 LAKESHORE RD
HOMEWOOD
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIDANAPOLIS
VALPARAISO
PADUCA
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BELLE CHASSE
FARMERVILLE
GARYVILLE
GRETNA
HARVEY
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAKE CHARLES
RD LAKES CHARLES
MORGAN CITY
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
SCOTT
ACTON
ACTON
CAMBRIDGE
DUXBURY
EAST BOSTON
NEWBURYPORT
NORTHBOROUGH
NORTHBOROUGH
NORWOOD
QUINCY
STOUGHTON
WHEATFIELD
BALTIMORE
BETHESDA
BETHESDA
PORTLAND
ANN ARBOR
DECKERVILLE
IL
IN
IN
IN
IN
KY
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MD
MD
MD
ME
MI
MI
60430-0000
46241-0000
46234-0000
46234-0000
46383-0000
42002-1352
70895-0000
70895-0000
70809-0000
70037-0000
71241-0000
70051-0000
70056-0000
70059-0000
70598-0000
70593-1228
70598-0537
70606-0000
70616-0000
70381-0885
70124-0000
70129-0000
70152-2141
70583-0000
1720-0000
1720-0000
2140-0000
2332-0000
2128-0000
1950-0000
1532-0000
1532-0000
2062-0000
2269-9137
2072-0000
1880-0000
21226-0000
20814-4870
20814-4870
4112-0000
48108-0000
48427-0000
312-957-7600
317-243-7475
317-291-3972
317-291-3972
219-477-4889
502-898-4052
504-665-1903
504-292-6665
504-293-2033
504-394-6110
318-368-3773
504-535-2697
503-944-0893
504-367-0993
318-232-2000
318-837-9148
318-234-8262
318-474-3660
318-433-4144
504-384-9517
504-283-4371
504-254-3600
504-393-7661
318-234-5104
800-722-2440
508-263-4044
617-498-5388
617-934-0214
617-567-5896
800-966-1102
508-393-2537
508-393-2537
617-769-7600
800-645-8265
617-344-2510
617-232-2207
301-354-0751
301-656-2215
301-656-2215
207-775-5401
313-747-9300
313-376-4843
312-957-7324
317-243-2046
- - 0
- - 0
219-477-4622
- - 0
0
504-293-2033
504-664-8000
504-392-8977
318-368-3843
504-535-3262
0
0
318-232-9049
318-837-2648
318-232-3458
318-474-3665
318-436-1602
504-384-7741
504-283-1742
- - 0
504-393-7934
0
508-635-9180
508-635-0980
617-498-7041
0
617-567-2583
508-465-2050
508-393-7485
508-393-7485
617-769-7992
617-269-5216
617-341-0635
0
- - 0
301-656-8059
301-656-8059
207-772-4762
313-747-9229
- - 0
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION
EMERGENCY
RESPONSE/DISPOS
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP CONT. SOUTH
LA, MS, GULF COAST
MOBILE INCINERATOR
CLEANUP
DISPERSANTS
CLEANUP CONTR USA
AND WORLDWIDE
BIOREMEDIATION USA
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
VESSELS
CLEANUP CONTR USA
CLEANUP CONTR
WORLWIDE-PREDOMINANT
LY GULF SOUTH
CLEANUP CONTR USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
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BIOREMEDIATION USA
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NAVIGATION SYSTEM
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Address
City
State
Zip
Phone
Telefax
Services Offered
INLAND WATERS
MPC ENVIRO..OIV. OF
ERGON NONUOVENS INC.
MORAVY TRUCKING
ANDERSON-STPEWELL
BAY WEST INC.
DYNEX
AHERICLEAN
HERITAGE
KEISEL COMPANY
METROPOLITAN
REACT ENVIRONMENTAL
RIEOEL-PETERSON
HAZ-MAT SERVICES
C P ENVIRONMENTAL
HIGH RISE SERVICE CO
FENN-VAC INC.
ESE BIOSCIENCES
SPECIALIZED MARINE
SPECIALIZED MARINE
COASTAL
COATING SYSTEMS INC.
ALPHA ENVIRONMENTAL
KEN'S MARINE SERVICE
SYBRON CHEMICALS INC
SYBRON CHEMICALS
UNDERWATER
G & G ENVIRONMENTAL
CLEAN HARBORS OF
S+D ENVIRONMENTAL
OMS CORP.
DONJON MARINE
DMS & D ASSOCIATES
AGUILAR ASSOCIATES &
CLEAN VENTURE
RECON SYSTEMS INC.
RECON SYSTEMS INC.
IMBACH CORPORATION
WORLD GUIDE
CECOS ENVIRONMENTAL
WASTE STREAM
NATIONAL RESPONSE
TREATEK INC.
AAA OIL POLLUTION
PURITY LABORATORIES
ECOMARINE
Z021 S SCHAEFER HWY
8631 W JEFFERSON AVE
PO DRAWER 1639
PO BOX 530
2850 VICKSBURG LANE N
5 EMPIRE DR
4751 MUSTANG CIRCLE
8427 WABASH AVENUE
183 MCDONNELL BLVD
4801 FYLER AVE
PO BOX 21734
2208 WELCH INDUSTRIAL COURT
209 FACTORY ST
PO BOX 1014
PO BOX 1348
PO BOX 730
PO BOX 62679
3208 SPRING FOREST RD
PO BOX 813
PO BOX 813
PO BOX 1456
55 CROWN ST
116 E 22ND ST, PO BOX 4001
116 E 22ND ST, PO BOX 4001
PO BOX 66 BIRMINGHAM RD
PO BOX 66, BIRMINGHMAM RD
2735 BUREN AVE
16 MARKET ST #136
2301 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
2 GOURMET LN STE G
240 MAIN ST, PO BOX 361
1250 LIBERTY AVENUE
PO BOX 129
30 FRENEAU AVE
1160 STATE STREET, PO BOX 936
5 JOHNSON DR, PO BOX 130
5 JOHNSON DR, PO BOX 130
400G CORPORATE COURT
163 SARATOGA AVE
PO BOX 9
302 GROTE ST
466 EDWARDS AVE PO BOX 609
2801 LONG RD
36-28 14TH ST
PO BOX 145
90 PARK AVENUE
DETROIT
DETROIT
JACKSON
MT. PLEASANT
PLYMOUTH
ST PAUL
ST PAUL
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS
JACKSON
OCEAN SPRINGS
GLENDIVE
LELAND
NORTH
RALEIGH
WRIGHTSVILLE
WRIGHTSVILLE
B I SHARK
NASHUA
BAYENNE
BAYONNE
BIRMINGHAM
BIRMINGHAM
CAMDEN
CLIFTON
DEPTFORD
EDISON
GLADSTONE
HILLSIDE
LINCROFT
MATAWAN
PERTH AMBOY
RARITAN
RARITAN
SOUTH
BALLSTON SPA
BUFFALO
BUFFALO
CALVERTON
GRAND ISLAND
LONG ISLAND
LUNBROOK
NEW YORK
MI
MI
MI
MI
MN
MN
MN
MO
MO
MO
MO
MO
MS
MS
MT
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
ND
NH
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
48217-0000
48209-0000
39215-1639
48858-0000
55447-1878
55103-1867
55112-0000
63134-0000
63042-0000
63116-0000
63109-0734
63146-0000
39202-0000
39564-0000
59330-0000
28451-0730
29419-0000
27604-0000
28480-0000
28480-0000
58502-0000
3060-0000
7002-0000
7002-0000
8011-0000
8011-0000
8105-0000
7012-0000
8096-0000
8837-0000
7934-0000
7205-0000
7738-0000
7747-0000
7726-0000
8869-0130
8869-0130
7080-0000
12020-0000
14217-0000
14207-0000
11933-0000
14072-0000
11106-0000
11563-0000
10016-0000
313-841-5800
313-849-2333
601-948-3472
517-773-6971
612-535-3833
612-291-0456
612-784-4040
314-524-2214
314-521-3600
314-351-5500
314-772-4357
314-569-0991
601-948-2123
601-875-9466
406-365-8371
919-371-2325
803-552-8306
919-872-9686
800-277-0638
800-277-0638
701-255-7203
- - 0
201-437-1105
201-339-0673
609-893-1100
609-893-1100
800-258-5585
201-473-5000
609-589-5000
908-549-8778
908-781-5747
201-964-8812
201-542-6272
908-290-7800
201-442-4900
908-526-1000
908-526-1000
201-755-8400
800-234-1276
716-873-4200
716-876-5290
516-369-8644
716-773-8661
718-392-8000
800-242-9009
212-297-2177
313-841-6495
313-849-1623
- - 0
0
0
612-291-0099
612-784-5397
314-522-3323
- - 0
314-351-0894
0
- - 0
- - 0
601-872-4869
406-365-8088
- 0
803-760-0448
919-872-6747
919-256-6011
919-256-6011
0
- - 0
512-288-1995
201-339-8029
- - 0
0
609-963-4740
201-473-5972
609-227-9350
908-549-8707
908-781-0732
201-964-7426
201-544-9126
908-290-7806
201-826-9380
908-526-7886
908-526-7886
908-755-2345
518-885-2561
- - 0
716-876-2412
513-369-4908
716-773-8110
718-482-9535
516-887-6613
212-297-2121
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
SORBENT SUPPLIER
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
REMOTE DRUM PUNCH
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP CONTR
INTERNATIONAL
CLEANUP CONTR USA
SITE REMEDIATION
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATIOH USA
CLEANUP
SORBENTS
CLEANUP
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SOR3ENT
CLEANUP
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BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
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BIOREMEDIATION
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RESPONSE VESSELS
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City
State
Zip
Phone
Telefax
Services Offered
MARINE LOG
APPLIED FABRIC
GERAGHTY & MILLER
LACKENBACH SIEGEL
SEA SPILL SERVICES
JAMES MILLER MARINE
ENVIRO-ZYME
OPTECH ENVIRONMENTAL
O.H. MATERIALS
OHM CORPORATION
EMERGENCY SPILL
GROUNOUATER
K & M BACKHOE
HAL I BUR TON SERVICES
PROGRESSIVE
GEO-MICROB1AL
BIOREMEOIATION INC.
COLUMBIA HELICOPTERS
NORTHWEST
RIEDEL ENVIRONMENTAL
MCCUTCHEON
BIOSCIENCE INC.
POLYBAC CORPORATION
ULTRONIX INC.
ERM ENV1ROCLEAN INC.
GROUNDUATER &
B.E.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
GROUNDWATER SERVICES
NETAC NATNL. ENVIRO.
OMNI AJAX
KEYSTONE - BLOCK
NEW PIG CORPORATION
ENVIROSAFE
GSM ENVIRONMENT
RESEARCH PLANNING
FERGUSON HARBOR
INTERNATIONAL
OSCO INC
WASTE CONTROL
ENPROTEC INC.
TERRAMAR ENTERPRISES
BLACKMON
ALPHA ENVIRONMENTAL
BIO-GENESIS
345 HUDSON ST
227 THORN AVE PO BOX 575
125 E BETHPAGE RD
LACKENBACH SIEGEL BLDG.
MAIN RD, PO BOX 1178
PIER 7 1/2
STORMVILLE MOUNTAIN ROAD
PO BOX 278
16406 U.S ROUTE 224 EAST
16406 US ROUTE 224 E, PO BOX
PO BOX 450853
771 BROOKSEDGE PLAZA DR
PO BOX 481
PO BOX 1431
3700 WEST ROBINSON #231
E MAIN ST
PO BOX 2010
PO BOX 3500
PO BOX 8128
4611 N CHANNEL AVE, PO BOX
250 PARK RD
1530 VALLEY CENTER PKWY.#120
COURTNEY PL 3894 COURTNEY ST
RD2 BOX 1000
855 SPRINGDALE DR
410 EAGLEVIEW BLVD #110
82-86 BOSTON HILL RD
800 EISENHOWER BLVD
615 WILLIAM PITT WAY
PO DRAWER P
PO BOX 9, HULLER LN
ONE PORK AVE
PO BOX 833
PO BOX 1200
PO BOX 328, 1200 PARK ST
PO BOX 830
312 DIRECTORS DR
618 GRASSMERE PARK #7
1610 SHELDON RD
PO BOX 5198
PO BOX 700
PO BOX 566
PO BOX 90218
13790-A RESEARCH BLVD #333
NEW YORK
ORCHARD PARK
PLAINVIEW
SCARSDALE
SOUTHOLD
STATEN ISLAND
STORMVILLE
WADDINGTON
FINDLAY
FINDLAY
WEST LAKE
WESTERVILLE
CATOOSA
DUNCAN
NORMAN
OCHELATA
LAKE OSWEGO
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
APOLLO
BETHLEHEM
BETHLEHEM
COOPERSBURG
EXTON
EXTON
LARKVILLE
MIDDLETOWN
PITTSBURGH
SUGARLOAF
TEMPLE
TIPTON
VALLEY FORGE
VALLEY FORGE
COLUMBIA
HENDERSONVILLE
KNOXVILLE
NASHVILLE
CHANNELVIEW
ABILENE
ALVIN
ANDREWS
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
OH
OH
OH
OH
OK
OK
OK
OK
OR
OR
OR
OR
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
SC
TN
TN
TN
TS
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
10014-0000
14127-0000
11704-0000
10585-0000
11971-0000
10301-0000
12585-0000
13694-0000
45840-0000
45840-0000
44145-0000
43081-0000
74015-0000
73536-0448
73072-0000
74051-0000
97035-0012
97208-0000
97207-0000
97208-0000
15613-8730
18017-0000
18017-8999
18036-0000
19341-0000
19341-0000
18651-3225
17057-0000
15238-0000
18249-0000
19560-0009
16684-0304
19842-0833
19842-0000
29202-0000
37077-0830
37923-0000
37211-3643
77530-0000
79608-0000
77512-0700
79714-0000
78709-0000
78750-0000
212-620-7228
716-662-0632
516-249-7600
914-723-4300
516-765-3660
718-727-7303
800-882-9904
315-388-5909
419-423-3526
800-537-9540
216-469-0122
614-882-3136
918-663-8873
405-251-4578
405-321-3931
918-535-2281
503-624-9464
503-657-1111
503-253-2687
503-286-4656
412-568-3623
215-924-9693
215-867-7338
215-965-8009
215-524-3500
215-458-1077
717-779-1780
717-986-1771
412-826-5511
717-788-6000
215-926-6915
800-468-3647
215-962-0800
800-258-5585
803-256-7322
615-822-3295
615-690-3211
0
713-457-6494
915-698-5560
713-331-1959
915-523-6756
512-288-7500
512-250-5463
212-633-1165
716-662-0636
516-249-7610
0
516-765-5802
0
0
0
419-424-4991
419-424-4990
0
614-882-0676
918-437-9622
- - 0
405-364-1708
918-535-2564
503-684-5268
503-678-5841
503-221-1324
503-283-2602
412-567-2571
215-691-2170
215-861-0991
0
215-524-7335
215-458-1081
717-779-5316
717-986-9580
412-826-3360
- - 0
215-926-6943
800-621-7447
215-962-0727
215-495-5208
803-254-6445
- - 0
615-690-3626
- - 0
713-457-0966
0
713-469-7631
0
512-288-1995
512-250-9561
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SUPPLIES
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CLEANUP
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BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
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BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
CLEANUP CONTR
WORLDWIDE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION
HELICOPTERS
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION
VOC EMISSION
REDUCTION
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
SORBENT
CLEANUP
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIER
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP CONT USA
CLEANUP CONTR
CLENAUP CONTR USA
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
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BIOREMEDIATION
BIOREMEDIATION
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City
State
Zip
Phone
Telefax
Services Offered
BIO-GENESIS
HAZCORP
IT CORPORATION
MICRO- BAG
OPPENHIMER
SOUTHWESTERN
STUTTON CORPORATION
TEXAS ABSORBENTS
VALLEN SAFETY SUPPLY
BIOREMEDIATION
HOUSTON SHIP REPAIR
HOUSTON SHIP REPAIR
ENVIRONMENTAL
MICROBIAL
ABERLAN USA
POSCON INC
MILLER ENVIRONMENTAL
VIA-SANTOS
CHEMICAL PLANT
ENVIRODYNAMICS
ESP CORP.
HUDSON RUSH COMPANY
OSEI CORPORATION
PETRO-GREEN INC.
RESPONSE VIDEO
SOUTHERN WASTE
DISPOSAL SYSTEMS
REIDEL-PETERSON
UN I VAC OF TEXAS
PRIORTY ONE SERVICE
AGGREKO INC.
WM W HUNT CONTR INC.
PREMIUM SUPPLY
NATURAL OXYGEN
WHY WASTEUATER
HAL KESTER &
TARMAC
EMTECH ENVIRONMENTAL
13790-A RESEARCH
7004 BEE CAVE RD #2200
2499- B CAPITOL OF TEXAS
9607 GRAY BLVD.
1206 B W 4TH BOX 5561
PO BOX 17366
UOO A KAREN AVENUE
1000 WEST AVE #B
2120 DENTON DR #105
PO BOX 484
PO BOX 489, 16201 WOOD DR
PO BOX 489, 16201 WOOD DR
1803 TARRANT LANE BOX 9
1803 TARANT LANE
PO BOX 1982
1540 MEMORIAL LANE
4260 BEACON ST
226 GLENMORE
400 WEST MAIN STREET
2900 GASTON AVE
PO BOX 610607
11450 PAGEMILL
5545 HARVEST HILL #1116
3952 CANDLENUT LN PO BOX
11551 FOREST CENTRAL DR #324
1645 RHONME STREET
2525 BATTLEGROUND RD
1110 HOWARD
6406 LAPORTE HIGHWAY
305 WEST WOODWARD ST
1337-8 EAST PARKERVILLE RD
PO BOX 849
\
PO DRAWER A
PO BOX 13577
3350 DONIPHAN DR
PO BOX 100792
PO BOX 4370
303 ARTHUR ST
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
BIG SANDY
CHANNELVIEW
CHANNELV1EW
COLLEYVILLE
COLLEYVILLE
CONROE
CONROE
CORPUS CHRISTI
CORPUS CHRISTI
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DEER PARK
DEER PARK
DEER PARK
DEN I SON
DESOTO
EDNA
EL CAMPO
EL PASO
ELPASO
FORT WORTH
FORT WORTH
FORTH WORTH
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
78750-0000
78746-0000
78746-0000
78758-0000
78763-0000
78760-0000
75670-0000
78701-0000
78758-4530
75755-0000
77530-0000
77530-0000
79603-4000
76034-0000
77305-0000
77304-0000
78405-0000
78412-0000
75208-0000
75226-0000
75261-0000
75243-0000
75230-0000
75381-0000
75243-0000
75229-0000
77536-0000
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75020-0000
75115-0000
77957-0000
77437-0000
79913-0000
79922-0000
76185-0000
76106-0000
76107-2352
512-250-5463
512-328-6766
512-328-0081
512-837-1145
512-474-1016
512-447-9081
512-452-2102
512-472-6366
512-836-9668
214-636-4146
713-452-5841
713-452-5841
817-481-4128
817-329-0738
- - 0
409-539-3037
512-883-5726
512-991-4457
214-742-6565
214-826-6311
214-641-7777
214-343-6471
214-239-8663
214-484-7336
214-349-1928
214-869-0447
713-930-2525
713-479-5295
713-479-2090
318-369-6248
214-230-3804
512-782-5322
800-392-7736
915-833-2168
915-581-6602
817-292-8405
817-626-3021
817-332-5481
512-250-9561
512-328-6766
512-328-1452
512-837-5968
0
512-443-3442
- 0
512-472-6066
512-834-1591
214-636-4160
- - 0
0
817-329-0631
817-329-0631
- - 0
409-539-2897
- 0
0
214-741-2221
214-826-6348
214-641-7858
214-349-6622
214-239-1264
214-783-9636
0
214-869-0440
713-930-2511
713-479-6358
- - 0
214-463-3613
214-230-0287
- - 0
409-543-8054
- - 0
915-581-8043
0
- 0
817-332-6728
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GALVESTON
CLEANUP
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SKIMMERS - SHALLOW
WATER
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
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EMERGENCY
RESPONSE/TRANSP
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
BIOREMEDIATION USA
SOSRBENT
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ANALYSIS
VISUAL DOCUMENTATION
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
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SAL
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
BIOREMEDIATION
ELECTRIC GENERATOR
RENTAL
SORBENT HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
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Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior,
Division of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)
USFWS Region IV - Arkansas and Louisiana
USFWS Region II - Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma
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State
Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Acadia
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Acadia
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Acadia
LA Bald Eagle
Acadia
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Acadia
LA Florida Panther
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
A large, long-tailed Diversity of habitats used
cat with pale brown by panthers; dominated by
or rusty upper uplands (hardwood hammocks,
parts, dull white or low pinelands, and palm
buffy under parts; forests). Lower diversity
tail tips, back of and predominately wetland
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Acadia
LA Eskimo Curlew
Acadia
LA Bachman's Warbler
Allen
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County
State
Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Allen
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Allen
LA Bald Eagle
Allen
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Allen
LA Florida Panther
Allen
LA Eskimo Curlew
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-haIf to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
tow pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
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County State Mame of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Allen
LA Bachman's Warbler
Ascension
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Ascension
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Ascension
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Ascension
LA Bald Eagle
Ascension
LA Florida Panther
Ascension
LA Eskimo Curlew
Ascension
LA Bachman's Warbler
Assumption LA Louisiana Black Bear
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
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County State Mame of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Assumption LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Assumption LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Assumption LA Bald Eagle
Assumption LA Florida Panther
considerably, large Black bear's occupied
males may weigh more habitat consists primarily
than 600 pounds. of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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County State Name of Species
Spec i es
Description
Habitat
Comments
Assumption LA Eskimo Curlew
Assumption LA Bachman's Warbler
Avoyelles
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Avoyelles
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warn buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
fonest without distunbance
fnom cutting. An area of 2
Nesting from late Hay to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
AvoyeUes
LA Bald Eagle
Avoyelles
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Avoyelles
LA Florida Panther
Avoyelles
LA Eskimo Curlew
Avoyelles
LA Bachraan's Warbler
either side of the and one-half to 3 square
neck. The males have miles is estimated to be the
a red-colored crest, minimum habitat requirement
the females a per pair of birds.
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Height varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tai I.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
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County State Name of Species
Spec i es
Description
Habitat
Comments
Beauregard LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Beauregard LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Beauregard LA Bald Eagle
Beauregard LA Louisiana Black Bear
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Beauregard LA Florida Panther
Beauregard LA Eskimo Curlew
Beauregard LA Bachman's Warbler
Bienvilie
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
considerably, large Black bear's occupied
males may weigh more habitat consists primarily
than 600 pounds. of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Bienville
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
BienviIle
LA Bald Eagle
Bienvilie
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Bienville
LA Florida Panther
Bienvilie
LA Eskimo Curlew
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Bienville
LA Bachman's Warbler
Bossier
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Bossier
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to A and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Bossier
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Bossier
LA Bald Eagle
Bossier
LA Florida Panther
Bossier
LA Eskimo Curlew
Bossier
LA Bachman's Warbler
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved biII
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
A to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habi tat
Comments
Caddo
LA Eskimo Curlew
Caddo
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Caddo
Caddo
LA American Alligator
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large (up to 16
feet), lizard-1 ike
reptile with a
broadly rounded
snout. General
adult coloration is
grayish-black.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
tree tops, especially during
migration.
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
September.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Broad river valleys,
meandering streams, oxbow
lakes, marshes, swamps,
estuaries, bayous, and
creeks with minimal
water-flow.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Currently occur in more than 90% of
their historic range. They also
occur in suitable inland habitat.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Caddo
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Caddo
LA Bald Eagle
Caddo
LA Florida Panther
Caddo
LA Bachman's Warbler
Calcasieu
LA Eskimo Curlew
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Calcasieu
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Calcasieu
LA I vory-Bi Ued Woodpecker
Calcasieu
LA Bald Eagle
Calcasieu
LA Louisiana Black Bear
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Gormen ts
than 600 pounds.
Calcasieu
LA Florida Panther
Calcasieu
LA Bachman's Warbler
Caldwell
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Caldwell
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tai I.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Caldwell
LA Bald Eagle
Caldwell
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Caldwell
LA Florida Panther
Caldwell
LA Eskimo Curlew
Caldwell
LA Bachman's Warbler
neck. The males have miles is estimated to be the
a red-colored crest, minimum habitat requirement
the females a per pair of birds.
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bi II
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
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19
County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Cameron
LA Eskimo Curlew
Cameron
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Cameron
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants ane
white. Its flanks
ane black stneaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored cnest.
The ivony-bill's
which wene located near the
gnound, the birds were more
often obsenved high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
The birds nested in the
treeless Anctic tundna, and
fed in open natunal
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation fon roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
fonest without disturbance
fnom cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
pen pain of birds.
birds begin migrating southward
during July and appanantly pass
thnough Key West by early
September.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tnee, 25 to 70 feet fnom the
gnound. The clutch size ranges fnom
thnee to foun eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
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20
County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Cameron
LA Bald Eagle
Cameron
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Cameron
LA Florida Panther
Cameron
LA Bachman's Warbler
Catahoula
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Catahoula
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Catahoula
LA Bald Eagle
Catahoula
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Catahoula
LA Florida Panther
Catahoula
LA Eskimo Curlew
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tai I.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around targe
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to A
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Catahoula
LA Bachman's Warbler
Claiborne
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Claiborne
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bilI,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Claiborne
LA Bald Eagle
Claiborne
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Claiborne
LA Florida Panther
Claiborne
LA Eskimo Curlew
Claiborne
LA Bachman's Warbler
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Concordia
LA Louisiana Stack Bear
Concordia
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Concordia
LA Ivory-BiLied Woodpecker
Concordia
LA Bald Eagle
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants ane
white. Its flanks
ane black streaked.
The cap and stnipe
onthe side of the
neck and the thnoat
ane black. The male
has a small ned spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
lange patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a ned-coloned cnest,
the females a
black-colored cnest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A lange eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tansi
ane bane of
feathens. Immatures
ane dank or mottled.
migration.
It is now nestnicted
pnimanily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya Riven Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bean's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its niven
basin habitats.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 yeans
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation fon roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-haIf to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat nequinement
pen pain of binds.
Nests nean waten; nequines
lange tnees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, watenfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate fon
life and nonmally tnavel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet fnom the
gnound. The clutch size nanges from
thnee to foun eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Concordia
LA Florida Panther
Concordia
LA Eskimo Curlew
Concordia
LA Bachman's Warbler
Desoto
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Desoto
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Desoto
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Desoto
LA Bald Eagle
Desoto
LA Florida Panther
Desoto
LA Eskimo Curlew
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
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County State Name of Species
Spec t es
Description
Habitat
Comments
Desoto
LA Bachman's Warbler
East Baton LA Louisiana Black Bear
East Baton LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
East Baton LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
East Baton LA Bald Eagle
East Baton LA Florida Panther
East Baton LA Eskimo Curlew
East Baton LA Bachman's Warbler
and white lines on from cutting. An area of 2
either side of the and one-half to 3 square
neck. The males have miles is estimated to be the
a red-colored crest, minimum habitat requirement
the females a per pair of birds.
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
East Carroll LA Louisiana Black Bear
East Carroll LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
East Carroll LA Bald Eagle
East Carroll LA Florida Panther
East Carroll LA Eskimo Curlew
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tai I.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
East Carroll LA Bachman's Warbler
East Feliciana LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
East Feliciana LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
East Feliciana LA Bald Eagle
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
A large eagle with Nests near water; requires
white head and tail large trees for nesting.
in adult, wingspan 6 Winters along major rivers
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi and reservoirs, and
are bare of occasionally in rangeland
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
East Feliciana LA Louisiana Black Bear
East Feliciana LA Florida Panther
East Feliciana LA Eskimo Curlew
East Feliciana LA Bachman's Warbler
Evangeline LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Open stands of pines with a This bird's range is closely tied
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Evangeline LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Evangeline LA Bald Eagle
Evangeline LA Louisiana Black Bear
Evangeline LA Florida Panther
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-haIf to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Evangeline LA Eskimo Curlew
Evangeline LA Bachman's Warbler
Franklin
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Franklin
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Requires extensive mature Ivory-bills presumably mate for
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Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Franklin
LA Bald Eagle
Franklin
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Franklin
LA Florida Panther
Franklin
LA Eskimo Curlew
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Iitmatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
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County
State
Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Franklin
LA Bachman's Warbler
Grant
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Grant
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Grant
LA Bald Eagle
Grant
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
C onmen ts
Grant
LA Florida Panther
Grant
LA Eskimo Curlew
Grant
LA Bachman's Warbler
Iberia
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
is longer, more primarily to the Tensas and
narrow, and flat. Atchafalaya River Basins in
Weight varies Louisiana. The Louisiana
considerably, large Black bear's occupied
males may weigh more habitat consists primarily
than 600 pounds. of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Iberia
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Iberia
LA Bald Eagle
Iberia
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Iberia
LA Florida Panther
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The mates have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pine lands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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County State
Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Iberia
LA Eskimo Curlew
Iberia
LA Bachman's Warbler
Iberville
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Iberville
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or foun
eggs, but occasionally five. The
binds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the peniod of
Januany to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead on partially
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Ibervilie
LA Bald Eagle
Ibervilie
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Ibervilie
LA Florida Panther
Ibervilie
LA Eskimo Curlew
Ibervilie
LA Bachman's Warbler
neck. The males have miles is estimated to be the
a red-colored crest, minimum habitat requirement
the females a per pair of birds.
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Jackson
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Jackson
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Jackson
LA Bald Eagle
Jackson
LA Louisiana Black Bear
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bi 11,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, targe
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-haIf to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Jackson
LA Florida Panther
Jackson
LA Eskimo Curlew
Jackson
LA Bachman's Warbler
Jefferson
LA Louisiana Black Bear
males may weigh more habitat consists primarily
than 600 pounds. of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
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Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Jefferson
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Jefferson
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Jefferson
LA Bald Eagle
Jefferson
LA Florida Panther
Jefferson
LA Eskimo Curlew
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
three.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Jefferson
LA Bachman's Warbler
Jefferson Davis LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Jefferson Davis LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Jefferson Davis LA Bald Eagle
Jefferson Davis LA Louisiana Black Bear
Jefferson Davis LA Florida Panther
Jefferson Davis LA Eskimo Curlew
Jefferson Davis LA Bachman's Warbler
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-haIf
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
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County State
Mame of Species
Species
Description Habitat
Comments
lacks the black migration.
La Salle
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
La Salle
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
La Salle
LA Bald Eagle
La Salle
LA Louisiana Black Bear
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
La Satle
LA Florida Panther
La Satle
LA Eskimo Curlew
La Salle
LA Bachman's Warbler
Lafayette
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Mested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Lafayette
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Lafayette
LA Bald Eagle
Lafayette
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Lafayette
LA Florida Panther
Lafayette
LA Eskimo Curlew
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafataya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Lafayette
LA Bachman's Warbler
Lafourche
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Lafourche
LA Bald Eagle
Lafourche
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Lafourche
LA Florida Panther
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, targe
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-haIf to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
A large, long-tailed Diversity of habitats used
cat with pale brown by panthers; dominated by
or rusty upper uplands (hardwood hammocks,
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Lafourche
LA Eskimo curlew
Lafourche
LA Bachman's Warbler
Lafourches LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and inter-tidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Nesting from late Hay to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Lincoln
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Livingston LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Livingston LA Ivory-Bi Ued Woodpecker
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants ane
white. Its flanks
ane black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the thnoat
ane black. The male
has a small ned spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
lange patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
eithen side of the
neck. The males have
a red-coloned cnest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation fon roosting
almost always occuns in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus pnoducing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus pnoducing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An anea of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southenn
pines.
Livingston LA Bald Eagle
A large eagle with Nests near water; requires
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
Januany to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead on pantially
dead tnee, 25 to 70 feet fnom the
gnound. The clutch size ranges fnom
thnee to foun eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Livingston LA Louisiana Black Bear
Livingston LA Florida Panther
Livingston LA Eskimo Curlew
Livingston LA Bachman's Warbler
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved biII
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Madison
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Madison
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Madison
LA Bald Eagle
Madison
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Madison
LA Florida Panther
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tai I
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
A large, long-tailed Diversity of habitats used
cat with pale brown by panthers; dominated by
or rusty upper uplands (hardwood hammocks.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Madison
LA Eskimo Curlew
Madison
LA Bachman's Warbler
Morehouse
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-haIf
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Horehouse
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Horehouse
LA Bald Eagle
Morehouse
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Morehouse
LA Florida Panther
Horehouse
LA Eskimo Curlew
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early Harch.
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County State Mame of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Morehouse
LA Bachman's Uarbler
Natchitoches LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Natchitoches LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Natchitoches LA Bald Eagle
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
A large eagle with Nests near water; requires
white head and tail large trees for nesting.
in adult, wingspan 6 Winters along major rivers
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi and reservoirs, and
are bare of occasionally in rangeland
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Natchitoches LA Louisiana Black Bear
Natchitoches LA Florida Panther
Natchitoches LA Eskimo Curlew
Natchitoches LA Bachman's Warbler
Orleans
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Open stands of pines with a This bird's range is closely tied
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Orleans
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Orleans
LA Bald Eagle
Orleans
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Orleans
LA Florida Panther
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-haIf to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Orleans
LA Eskimo Curlew
Orleans
LA Bachman's Warbler
Ouachita
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Ouachita
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bi11,
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Requires extensive mature Ivory-bills presumably mate for
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Ouachita
LA Bald Eagle
Ouachita
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Ouach i ta
LA Florida Panther
Ouachita
LA Eskimo Curlew
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-ha If to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pine lands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
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County
State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Ouachita
LA Bachman's Warbler
Pittsburg
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
PIaquemanes
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Plaquemines
LA Eskimo Curlew
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
Medium-si zed
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
The birds nested in the
Nesting from late May to about
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Plaquemines LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Plaquemines LA Bald Eagle
Plaquemines LA Louisiana Black Bear
Plaquemines LA Florida Panther
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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County
State
Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Plaquemines LA Bachman's Warbler
Pointe Coupee LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Pointe Coupee LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Pointe Coupee LA Bald Eagle
Pointe Coupee LA Louisiana Black Bear
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Pointe Coupee LA Florida Panther
Points Coupee LA Eskimo Curlew
Pointe Coupee LA Bachman's Warbler
Rapides
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
is longer, more primarily to the Tensas and
narrow, and flat. Atchafalaya River Basins in
Weight varies Louisiana. The Louisiana
considerably, large Black bear's occupied
males may weigh more habitat consists primarily
than 600 pounds. of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Rapides
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Rapides
LA Bald Eagle
Rapides
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Rapides
LA Florida Panther
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Rapides
LA Eskimo Curlew
Rapides
LA Bachman's Warbler
Red River
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Red River
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
tacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Red River
LA Bald Eagle
Red River
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Red River
LA Florida Panther
Red River
LA Eskimo Curlew
Red River
LA Bachman's Warbler
neck. The males have miles is estimated to be the
a red-colored crest, minimum habitat requirement
the females a per pair of birds.
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Rich land
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Rich Iand
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Rich land
LA Bald Eagle
Rich Iand
LA Louisiana Black Bear
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-haIf to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Richland
LA Florida Panther
Richland
LA Eskimo Curlew
R i chI and
LA Bachman's Warbler
Sabine
LA Eskimo Curlew
males may weigh more habitat consists primarily
than 600 pounds. of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Sabine
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Sabine
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Sabine
LA Bald Eagle
Sabine
LA Louisiana Black Bear
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
in early March.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
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County
State
Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Sabine
LA Florida Panther
Sabine
LA Bachman's Warbler
St Landry
LA Louisiana Black Bear
St. Bernard
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Bernard LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
St. Bernard LA Bald Eagle
St. Bernard LA Louisiana Black Bear
St. Bernard LA Florida Panther
St. Bernard LA Eskimo Curlew
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Imnatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Bernard LA Bachraan's Warbler
St. Charles LA Eskimo Curlew
St. Charles LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
St. Charles LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Charles LA Bald Eagle
St. Charles LA Louisiana Black Bear
St. Charles LA Florida Panther
St. Charles LA Bachman's Warbler
either side of the and one-half to 3 square
neck. The males have miles is estimated to be the
a red-colored crest, minimum habitat requirement
the females a per pair of birds.
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
St. Helena LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-haIf
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Helena LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
St. Helena LA Bald Eagle
St. Helena LA Louisiana Black Bear
St. Helena LA Florida Panther
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
white the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Helena LA Eskimo Curlew
St. Helena LA Bachman's Warbler
St. James
LA Eskimo Curlew
St. James
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. James
LA 1vory-B iIIed Woodpecker
St. James
LA Bald Eagle
St. James
LA Louisiana Black Bear
St. James
LA Florida Panther
St. James
LA Bachman's Warbler
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. John The LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
St. John the LA Louisiana Black Bear
St. John the LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pi nes.
St. John the LA Bald Eagle
A large eagle with Nests near water; requires
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. John the LA Florida Panther
St. John the LA Eskimo Curlew
St. John the LA Bachman's Warbler
St. Landry LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-haIf
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Landry LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
St. Landry LA Bald Eagle
St. Landry LA Florida Panther
St. Landry LA Eskimo Curlew
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Landry LA Bachman's Warbler
St. Martin LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
St. Martin LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
St. Martin LA Bald Eagle
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
A large eagle with Nests near water; requires
white head and tail large trees for nesting.
in adult, wingspan 6 Winters along major rivers
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi and reservoirs, and
are bare of occasionally in rangeland
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Martin LA Louisiana Black Bear
St. Martin LA Florida Panther
St. Martin LA Eskimo Curlew
St. Martin LA Bachman's Warbler
St. Mary
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
A to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, titter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Open stands of pines with a This bird's range is closely tied
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82
County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Mary
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
St. Mary
LA Bald Eagle
St. Mary
LA Louisiana Black Bear
St. Mary
LA Florida Panther
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Consents
St. Mary
LA Eskimo Curlew
St. Mary
LA Bachman's Warbler
St. Tammany LA Gopher Tortoise
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The gopher tortoise
is a large, (5.9 to
14.6 inches)
dark-brown to
grayish-black
terrestrial turtle
with a gular
projection beneath
the head on the
yellowish, hingeless
plastron or
undershell. The
sex of individual
turtles can usually
be deternined by
shell dimensions. A
male turtle has a
greater degree of
lower shelI
concavity, and a
longer gular
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
The gopher tortoise most
often lives on well-drained,
sandy soils in transitional
(forest and grassy) area.
It is commonly associated
with a pine overstory and an
open understory with a grass
and forb groundcover and
sunny areas for nesting.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Sometime between late April and
mid-July, the female digs out a
6-inch deep nest in sandy soil,
lays a clutch of 4 to 12 eggs, and
after refilling the hole leaves the
eggs for incubation by the sun's
heat. Hatching occurs in August
and September.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Tammany LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
St. Tammany LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
St. Tammany LA Bald Eagle
St. Tammany LA Louisiana Black Bear
St. Tammany LA Florida Panther
projection.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in range Iand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
A large, long-tailed Diversity of habitats used
cat with pale brown by panthers; dominated by
or rusty upper uplands (hardwood hammocks,
parts, dull white or low pinelands, and palm
buffy under parts; forests). Lower diversity
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
St. Tammany LA Eskimo Curlew
St. Tammany LA Bachman's Warbler
Tangipahoa LA Gopher Tortoise
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The gopher tortoise
is a large, (5.9 to
14.6 inches)
dark-brown to
grayish-black
terrestrial turtle
with a gular
projection beneath
the head on the
yellowish, hingeless
plastron or
undershell. The
sex of individual
turtles can usually
be determined by
shell dimensions. A
male turtle has a
greater degree of
lower shell
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
The gopher tortoise most
often lives on well-drained,
sandy soils in transitional
(forest and grassy) area.
It is commonly associated
with a pine overstory and an
open understory with a grass
and forb groundcover and
sunny areas for nesting.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Sometime between late April and
mid-July, the female digs out a
6-inch deep nest in sandy soil,
lays a clutch of 4 to 12 eggs, and
after refilling the hole leaves the
eggs for incubation by the sun's
heat. Hatching occurs in August
and September.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Tangipahoa LA Inflated Heelsplitter
Tangipahoa LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Tangipahoa LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
concavity, and a
longer gular
projection.
The inflated
heelsplitter has an
oval, compressed to
moderately inflated,
thin shell. The
valves may gape
anteriorly, the
umbos are low, and
there is a prominent
posterior wing that
may extend
anteriorly to the
beaks in young
individuals. The
shell is brown to
black and may have
green rays in young
individuals. The
umbonal cavity is
very shallow and the
inside of the shell
is pink to purple.
Shell length reaches
140mm.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The preferred habitat of
this species is soft, stable
substrate in slow to
moderate currents. It has
been found in sand, mud,
silt, and sandy-graveI, but
not in large gravel or
armored gravel. It is
usually collected on the
protected side of bars and
may occur in depths over 20
feet. The occurence of this
species in silt may not
indicate that the life cycle
can be successful in that
substrate. Adult mussels
may survive limited amounts
of silt where juveniles
would suffocate. The
occurrence of this species
in silt may be because it
was established prior to
deposition of the silt.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
The presently known distribution is
limited to the Amite River,
Louisiana.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Tangipahoa LA Bald Eagle
Tangipahoa LA Louisiana Black Bear
Tangipahoa LA Florida Panther
Tangipahoa LA Eskimo Curlew
Tangipahoa LA Bachman's Warbler
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skulI that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
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88
County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Tensas
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Tensas
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Tensas
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Tensas
LA Bald Eagle
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
migration.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Tensas
LA Florida Panther
Tensas
LA Eskimo Curlew
Tensas
LA Bachman's Warbler
Terrabonne LA Bachman's Warbler
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pineiands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Terrebonne LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Terrebonne LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Terrebonne LA Batd Eagle
Terrebonne LA Louisiana Black Bear
Terrebonne LA Florida Panther
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
A large, long-tailed Diversity of habitats used
cat with pale brown by panthers; dominated by
or rusty upper uplands (hardwood hammocks,
parts, dull white or low pinelands, and palm
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Terrebonne LA Eskimo Curlew
Union
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Union
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
kittens.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Union
LA Bald Eagle
A large eagle with Nests near water; requires
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Union
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Union
LA Florida Panther
Union
LA Eskimo Curlew
Union
LA Bachman's Warbler
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tai I.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparantly pass
through Key West by early
September.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
VermiIi on
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Vermi11 ion LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Vermillion LA Bald Eagle
VermiIIion LA Louisiana Black Bear
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bi II,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
mites is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Vermillion LA Florida Panther
A large, long-tailed Diversity of habitats used
cat with pale brown by panthers; dominated by
or rusty upper uplands (hardwood hammocks,
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
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94
County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
VermiUion LA Eskimo Curlew
Vermillion LA Bachman's Warbler
Vernon
LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
Vernon
LA Bald Eagle
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-biII's
flight is level.
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-haIf to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
A large eagle with Nests near water; requires
white head and tail large trees for nesting.
in adult, wingspan 6 Winters along major rivers
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi and reservoirs, and
are bare of occasionally in rangeIand
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Vernon
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Vernon
LA Florida Panther
Vernon
LA Eskimo Curlew
Vernon
LA Bachman's Warbler
Vernon
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skulI that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
Open stands of pines with a This bird's range is closely tied
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Washington LA Gopher Tortoise
Washington LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
The gopher tortoise
is a large, (5.9 to
14.6 inches)
dark-brown to
grayish-black
terrestrial turtle
with a gular
projection beneath
the head on the
yellowish, hingeless
plastron or
undershell. The
sex of individual
turtles can usually
be determined by
shell dimensions. A
male turtle has a
greater degree of
lower shell
concavity, and a
longer gular
projection.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
to the distribution of southern
pines.
The gopher tortoise most
often lives on well-drained,
sandy soils in transitional
(forest and grassy) area.
It is commonly associated
with a pine overstory and an
open understory with a grass
and forb groundcover and
sunny areas for nesting.
Sometime between late April and
mid-July, the female digs out a
6-inch deep nest in sandy soil,
lays a clutch of 4 to 12 eggs, and
after refilling the hole leaves the
eggs for incubation by the sun's
heat. Hatching occurs in August
and September.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Conments
Washington LA Ivory-Bi Ued Woodpecker
Washington LA Bald Eagle
Washington LA Louisiana Black Bear
Washington LA Florida Panther
Washington LA Eskimo Curlew
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tai I
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-haIf to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
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98
County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Washington LA Bachman's Warbler
Webster
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Webster
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Webster
LA Bald Eagle
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the Mings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
A large eagle with Nests near water; requires
white head and tail large trees for nesting.
in adult, wingspan 6 Winters along major rivers
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Webster
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Webster
LA Florida Panther
Webster
LA Eskimo Curlew
Webster
LA Bachman's Warbler
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-ha If
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
West Baton LA Louisiana Black Bear
West Baton LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
West Baton LA Ivory-Bi Ued Woodpecker
West Baton LA Bald Eagle
West Baton LA Florida Panther
crown grayish.
Possesses skulI that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to A
kittens.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
West Baton LA Eskimo Curlew
West Baton LA Bachman's Warbler
West Carroll LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-sized
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underpants
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stnipe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation fon roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
West Carroll LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
West Carroll LA Bald Eagle
West Carroll LA Louisiana Black Bear
West Carroll LA Florida Panther
Uest Carroll LA Eskimo Curlew
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to May. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
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County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
West Carroll LA Bachman's Warbler
West Feliciana LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
West Feliciana LA Ivory-Bilied Woodpecker
West Feliciana LA Bald Eagle
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underparts are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white bill,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
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Page 104
County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
West Feliciana LA Louisiana Black Bear
West Feliciana LA Florida Panther
West Feliciana LA Eskimo Curlew
West Feliciana LA Bachman's Warbler
Winn
LA Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underparts are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
The red-cockaded
woodpecker 18 to 20
centimeters long
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Open stands of pines with a
minimum age of 60 years
provide roosting and nesting
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
This bird's range is closely tied
to the distribution of southern
pines.
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Page 105
County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Uinn
LA Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Winn
LA Bald Eagle
Winn
LA Louisiana Black Bear
Winn
LA Florida Panther
with a wing span of
35 to 38
centimeters. There
are black and white
horizontal stripes
on its back, and its
cheeks and
underpants are
white. Its flanks
are black streaked.
The cap and stripe
onthe side of the
neck and the throat
are black. The male
has a small red spot
on each side of the
black cap.
It has a white biII,
large patches of
white on the wings,
and white lines on
either side of the
neck. The males have
a red-colored crest,
the females a
black-colored crest.
The ivory-bill's
flight is level.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
Possesses skull that
is longer, more
narrow, and flat.
Weight varies
considerably, large
males may weigh more
than 600 pounds.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
requirements. Cavity
excavation for roosting
almost always occurs in
living pines, and usually in
those which are infected
with a fungus producing what
is known as red-heart
disease.
Requires extensive mature
stands of lowland hardwood
forest without disturbance
from cutting. An area of 2
and one-half to 3 square
miles is estimated to be the
minimum habitat requirement
per pair of birds.
Nests near water; requires
targe trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas. Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
It is now restricted
primarily to the Tensas and
Atchafalaya River Basins in
Louisiana. The Louisiana
Black bear's occupied
habitat consists primarily
of bottomland hardwood
timber found in its river
basin habitats.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
Ivory-bills presumably mate for
life and normally travel in pairs.
Breeding occur during the period of
January to Hay. Nest cavity is
excavated in a dead or partially
dead tree, 25 to 70 feet from the
ground. The clutch size ranges from
three to four eggs. Incubation,
brooding, and feeding requirements
are handled by both parents, with
the males staying on the nest at
night.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population. Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Based on testicular measurements,
males probably reach sexual
maturity at 3 yrs of age.
Parturition in black bears has
generally been assumed to occur in
late January or early February with
the actual birthing often occurring
while the female is in hibernation.
Litter size ranges from one to
three.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
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Page 106
County State Name of Species
Species
Description
Habitat
Comments
Uinn
LA Eskimo Curlew
Uinn
LA Bachman's Warbler
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
Medium-si zed
shorebird, with the
slightly curved bill
only about 2 inches
long. The curlew
has a black head,
and its feathers
have warm buffy
brown tips. The
underpants are a
warm buffy color,
and the under
surface of the wings
are conspicuously
cinnamon buff.
Total length being
4 to 4 and one-half
inches. The male is
olive green above,
face and undeparts
yellow, throat patch
and crown patch
black. The female
lacks the black
throat; the upper
parts are olive
green, the forehead
and underparts
yellow, and the
crown grayish.
cypress swamp).
The birds nested in the
treeless Arctic tundra, and
fed in open natural
grassland and tundra, burned
prairies, meadows, pastures,
plowed lands and intertidal
zones during migration and
winter months.
Nested in low wet forested
areas containing variable
amounts of water. When not
on or near their nests,
which were located near the
ground, the birds were more
often observed high in the
tree tops, especially during
migration.
Nesting from late May to about
mid-June. End of July the breeding
season is over and the adults are
heading south, followed by the
young. Spring migration began in
late February with the birds moving
through northern middle America and
the Gulf of Mexico to the coasts of
Texas and Louisiana, arriving there
in early March.
Nesting has been recorded from late
March to early June, with clutch
size usually being three or four
eggs, but occasionally five. The
birds begin migrating southward
during July and apparently pass
through Key West by early
September.
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WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREAS
Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior,
Division of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)
USFWS Region IV - Arkansas and Louisiana
USFWS Region II - Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma
State Natural Trustee - See Appropriate Managing
Agency Within This Appendix
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Page 1
Wildlife Management Areas
State
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
County
Allen
Avoyelles
Avoyelles
Avoyelles
Bienvi lie
Bossier
Bossier
Caddo
Calcasieu
Ca I dwell
Catahoula
Catahoula
Name of Management Area Location
West Bay 3 miles west of
Oakdale Hwy.
10,7 miles west
of Oberlin,
Hwy. 26
Grassy Lake 2 miles north
of
Bordelonville,
Highway 29
Pomme-de-Terre 6 miles east of
Moreauvi lie on
La. Hwy. 451
Spring Bayou 3 miles
southeast of
Marksville, La.
Hwy. 452
Jackson-Bienvi lie 12 miles
southwest of
Ruston, Hwy.
167
Bodcau FromBellevue
north to La-Ark
line Hwy 157
Loggy Bayou 20 miles
southeast of
Bossier City
off U.S. Hwy.
71
Soda Lake 15 miles north
of Shreveport,
La. Highway 1
Sabine Island 5 miles west of
Vinton. Take
La. Hwy. 109 to
Nibblets Bluff
Boeuf 10 miles
southeast of
Columbia
Highway 559
Saline 20 miles
northeast of
Alexandria,
Hwy. 28
Sicily Island Hills 6 miles west of
Sicily Island,
La. Hwys. 8,913
Managing
Agency
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Telephone
318-491-2575
318-942-7553
318-942-7553
318-942-7553
318-377-3575
318-377-3575
318-377-3575
318-377-3575
318-491-2575
504-757-4571
318-757-4571
318-757-4571
Status
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
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Page
Wildlife Management Areas
State County
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Concordia
Concordia
Concordia
Iberia
Jackson
Lafourche
Lafourche
LasaUe
Morehouse
Horehouse
Natch itoches
Ouachita
Ouachita
Name of Management Area Location
Concordia
Red River
Three Rivers
Attakapas
Jackson-Bienvi lie
Pointe-au Chien
Wisner
Saline
Georgia Pacific
Russell Sage
Peason Ridge
Cities Service
Ouachita
and 915
5 miles west of
Ferriday U.S.
Hwy. 84
3 miles west of
Shaw off Hwy.
15
50 mi les south
of Vidalia on
La. Hwy. 15
20 miles N.U.
of Morgan City
12 miles
southwest of
Ruston, Hwy.
167
15 mi les
southeast of
Houma.
8 miles south
of Leesville
and 5 mi les
west of Grand
Isle, Highway 1
20 miles
northeast of
Alexandria,
Hwy. 28
5 miles
northwest of
Bastrop, west
Hwy. 139
10 miles east
of Monroe, U.S.
Hwy. 80
15 mi les north
of Leesville,
Hwy. 117
6 mi les
northeast of
Monroe, Hwy. 34
12 miles south
of Monroe, on
La. Hwy. 841
Managing
Agency
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
LA Dept
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Telephone
318-757-4571
318-757-4571
318-757-4571
318-942-7553
318-377-3575
504-568-5885
504-568-5612
318-757-4571
318-343-4044
318-343-4044
318-487-5885
318-343-4044
318-343-4044
Status
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
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Wildlife Management Areas
State
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
County
Ouachita
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Rich I and
Sabine
Sabine
St. Bernard
St. Charles
St. John the
St. Landry
St. Martin
St. Mary
Name of Management Area
Russell Sage
Bohemia
Pass-A-Loutre
Russell Sage
Reason Ridge
Sabine
Biloxi
Salvador
Manchac
Thistlethwaite
Attakapas
Atchafalaya Delta
Location
10 miles east
of Monroe, U.S.
Hwy. 80
4 miles south
of East
Point-a-la-Hach
e
10 miles south
of Venice,
access by boat
on Mississippi
River
10 miles east
of Monroe, U.S.
Hwy. 80
15 miles north
of Leesville,
Hwy. 117
5 miles west of
Many, La. 5
mi les off
Highway 171
9 miles south;
Shell Beach 6
miles southwest
Hwy. 46
10 miles
southwest of
New Orleans
17 miles
northeast of
Laplace, and
east of U.S.
Hwy. 51
2 miles north
of Washington,
off Highway 10
20 miles N.W.
of Morgan City
18 miles S.W.
of Morgan City
Managing
Agency
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Dept
Dept
Oept
Dept
Dept
Dept
Dept
Dept
Dept
Dept
Dept
Dept
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Wildlife
Telephone
318-343-4044
504-568-5612
504-568-5885
318-343-4044
318-487-5885
- 0
504-568-5612
504-568-5885
504-568-5612
318-942-7553
318-942-7553
504-568-5885
Status
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
State
LA St. Mary
Attakapas
20 miles N.W. LA Dept of Wildlife 318-942-7553 State
of Morgan City
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Page
Wildlife Management Areas
Name of Management Area
Location
Managing
Agency
Telephone
Status
LA St. Tammany
Pearl River
LA Terrebonne Pointe-au Chien
LA Union Union
LA Vernon Fort Polk
LA Vernon Lutcher-Moore
LA Vernon Peason Ridge
LA Webster Bodcau
15 miles
southeast of
Houma.
4 mi les
northwest of
Marion, Hwy.
551
10 miles east
of Leesville
off Highway 28
(north) and
U.S. Highway 71
(west) Highway
10 (south)
20 mi les west
of Leesville,
south of La.
Hwy. 8
15 mi les north
of Leesville,
Hwy. 117
From Bel levue
North to La-Ark
line Hwy. 157
6 miles east of LA Dept of Wildlife 504-342-5875 State
Slidell
LA Dept of Wildlife 504-568-5885 State
LA Dept of Wildlife 318-343-4044 State
LA Dept of Wildlife 318-487-5885 State
LA Dept of Wildlife 318-487-5885 State
LA Dept of Wildlife 318-487-5885 State
LA Dept of Wildlife 318-377-3575 State
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FEDERAL WETLANDS
Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior,
Division of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)
National Wetlands Inventory
St. Petersburg, FL
-Scaled to USGS 7.5' quad maps-
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State
County
Wetland Areas
7.5 Topo Quad Name
USGS Map #
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
Allen
Ascension
Assumption
Assumption
Assumption
Assumption
Assumption
Assumption
Assumption
Beauregard
Bienville
Bienville
Bienville
Bossier
Caddo
Caddo
Caddo
Calcasieu
Calcasieu
Caldwell
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Guy
Prairieville
Labadieville
Madewood
Amelia
Grassy Lake
Napoleonville SW
Pierre Part
Napoleonville
Gordon
Ashland
Jamestown
Wilson Creek
Mansfield
Stonewall
Blanchard
Elm Grove
Moss Bluff
Gordon
Mason
Creole
Grand Bayou
Cameron
Holly Beach
Peveto Beach
Johnsons Bayou
Boudreaux Lake
Sweet Lake
Hackberry
Browns Lake
Greens Bayou
Deep Lake
Cow Island
Hog Bayou
Collicon Lake
Catfish Lake
Grand Chenier
Latanier Bayou
Mallard Bay
Latania Lake
Lake Misere
Hackberry Beach
Smith Bayou
Creole
Grand Bayou
30092-F6
30090-C8
29090-G8
29090-H8
29091-F1
29091-G1
29091-G2
29091-H2
29091-H1
30093-D3
32093-B1
32093-C2
32092-D7
32093-A6
32093-C7
32093-E8
32093-C5
30093-C2
30093-D3
32091-A8
29093-G1
29093-G2
29093-G3
29093-G4
29093-G5
29093-G6
29093-H1
29093-H2
29093-H3
29093-H4
29093-HS
29092-F6
29092-F7
29092-F8
29092-G6
29092-G7
29092-G8
29092-HS
29092-H6
29092-H7
29092-H8
29093-F1
29093-F6
29093-G1
29093-G2
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Wetland Areas
State
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
IA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
County
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Claiborne
Concordia
Desoto
Desoto
Desoto
Desoto
E. Baton Rouge
E. Baton Rouge
East Carroll
East Feliciana
East Feliciana
Evangeline
Finn
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Grant
Grant
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Iberia
Jackson
Jackson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
7.5 Topo Quad Name
Cameron
Holly Beach
Peveto Beach
Johnsons Bayou
Boudreaux Lake
Sweet Lake
Browns Lake
Hackberry
Greens Bayou
Rollover Lake
Floating Turf Bayou
Lake Le Bleu
Summerfield
Fairview
Stonewall
Pleasant Hill
Trenton
Hunter
Prairieville
Fred
Pioneer
Fred
Bluff Creek
Pine Prairie
Weston
Como
Mason
Winnsboro
Dunn
Montgomery
Georgetown
Lake Point
Bayou Blanc
Bayou Lucien
Hammock Lake
Cypremort Point
Kemper
Weeks
Tiger Lagoon
Centerville NE
Centerville NW
Charenton
Jeanerette
New Iberia South
Delcambre
Weston
Clay
Caminada Pass
Bay Tambour
Bay Dosgris
Golden Meadow Farms
Three Bayou Bay
Bay L'Ours
USGS Map #
29093-G3
29093-G4
29093-G5
29093-G6
29093-H1
29093-H2
29093-H4
29093-H3
29093-H6
29092-E5
29092-F5
29092-G5
32092-H7
31091-C5
32093-C7
31093-G5
31093-H6
31093-H7
30090-C8
30091-F1
32091-F4
30091-F1
30090-G8
30092-G4
32092-B5
32091-A5
32091-A8
32091-BS
32091-D5
31092-F8
31092-G4
29091-E6
29091-E7
29091-E8
29091-F7
29091-F8
29091-G6
29091-G7
29091-G8
29091-H3
29091-H4
29091-H5
29091-H6
29091-H7
29091-H8
32092-B5
32092-DS
29090-B1
29090-C1
29090-D1
29090-D2
29090-E1
29090-E2
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State
LA
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
County
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Lafayette
Lafourche
La four che
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Limestone
Lincoln
Lincoln
Livingston
Livingston
Livingston
7.5 Topo Quad Name
Lafitte
Barataria
Bertrandville
Lake Cataouatche East
New Orleans East
New Orleans West
Luling
Barataria Pass
Bay Ronquille
Wilkinson Bay
Lake Laurier
Lafayette
Belle Pass
Calumet Island
Timbalier Island
Caminada Pass
Leeville
Pelican Pass
Jacko Bay
Bay Tambour
Mink Bayou
Bay Courant
Lake Felicity
Bay Dosgris
Golden Meadow Farms
Golden Meadow
Lake Bully Camp
Montegut
Bay L'Ours
Cut Off
Larose
Bourg
Houma
Barataria
Catahoula Bay
Gheens
Lockport
Savoie
Gray
Dess Allemands
Bayou Beouf
Kraemer
Thibodaux
Labadieville
Lower Vacherie
Lac Des Allemands
Lagan
Tehuacana
Clay
Wilson Creek
Frost
Albany
Prairieville
USGS Map t
29090-F1
29090-F2
29090-G1
29090-G2
29090-H1
29090-H2
29090-H3
29089-C8
29089-C7
29089-D8
29089-E8
30092-B1
29090-A2
29090-A3
29090-A4
29090-B1
29090-B2
29090-B3
29090-B4
29090-C1
29090-C2
29090-C3
29090-C4
29090-D1
29090-D2
29090-D3
29090-D4
29090-DS
29090-E2
29090-E3
29090-E4
29090-E5
29090-E6
29090-F2
29090-F3
29090-F4
29090-F5
29090-F6
29090-F7
29090-G4
29090-G5
29090-GS
29090-G7
29090-G8
29090-H6
29090-H5
29090-H7
31096-F5
32092-D6
32092-D7
30090-D6
30090-E5
30090-C8
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Wetland Areas
State
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
County
Madison
Morehouse
Morehouse
Natchitoches
Natchitoches
Natchitoches
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Ouachita
Ouachita
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Rapides
Rapides
Richland
Sabine
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
7 . 5 Topo Quad Name
Somerset
Bastrop
Goodwill
Montgomery
Temple
Ashland
Chef Menteur
Little Woods
Chalmette
Long Lake
Richland
Garden Island Pass
South Pass
Dixon Bay
Pass du Bois
Pass A Loutre East
Pass A Loutre West
Pilottown
Pass Tante Phine
Bay Coquette
Breton Islands SE
Main Pass
Venice
Triumph
Buras
Bastian Bay
Bay Ronquille
Barataria Pass
Breton Islands
Taylor Pass
Coquille Point
Empire
Bay Batiste
Wilkinson Bay
Black Bay South
Happy Jack
Pointe A La Hache
Lake Laurier
Point Chicot
Lake Athanasio
Black Bay North
Lake Cuatro Caballo
Lake Batola
Delacroix
Belle Chasse
Chalmette
Jericho
Temple
Dunn
Pleasant Hill
Door Point
Three Mile Bay
Malheureux Pt .
USGS Map #
32091-B2
32091-G8
32091-GS
31092-F8
31092-C8
32093-B1
30089-A7
30089-A8
29089-H8
32090-D8
32091-D7
29089-A1
29089-A2
29089-A3
29089-A4
29089-B1
29089-B2
29089-B3
29089-B4
29089-BS
29089-C1
29089-C2
29089-C3
29089-C4
29089-C5
29089-C6
29089-C7
29089-C8
29089-D2
29089-D3
29089-D4
29089-D5
29089-D7
29089-D8
29089-E5
29089-E6
29089-E7
29089-E8
29089-F3
29089-F4
29089-F5
29089-F6
29089-F7
29089-G7
29089-G8
29089-H8
31092-C7
31092-C8
32091-DS
31093-G5
30089-A2
30089-A3
30089-A4
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
County
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Charles
St Charles
St Charles
St Charles
St Charles
St Charles
St Charles
St Charles
St Charles
St Helena
St Helena
St James
St James
St James
St John Baptist
St John Baptist
St Landry
St Martin
St Martin
St Martin
St Martin
St Martin
St Martin
St Martin
St Martin
St Martin
St Martin
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
7 . 5 Topo Quad Name
Alligator Point
Point Chicot
Lake Athanasio
Black Bay North
Lake Cuatro Caballo
Morgan Harbor
Lake Eloi
Lena Lagoon
Delacroix
Belle Chasse
Mitchell Key
Oak Mound Bayou
Lake Eugenie
Pte. Aux Marchettes
Proctor Point
Chalmette
Barataria
Catahoula Bay
Lake Cataouatche East
Lake Cataouatche West
Dess Allemands
Bayou Boeuf
Luling
Hahville
Lac Des Allemands
Liverpool
Albany
Lower Vacherie
Lagan
Madewood
Lac Des Allemands
Lower Vacherie
Sunset
Parks
Morgan City
Grassy Lake
Napoleonville SW
Tiger Island
Centerville
Franklin
Pierre Part
Centerville NE
Centerville NW
Point Au Per NE
Morgan City SE
Morgan City SW
Lake Salve
Belle Isle
Pt. Chevreuil
Lake Point
Amelia
Morgan City
Patterson
USGS Map #
30089-A6
29089-F3
29089-F4
29089-F5
29089-F6
29089-G3
29089-G4
29089-G5
29089-G7
29089-G8
29089-H2
29089-H3
29089-H4
29089-H5
29089-HS
29089-H8
29090-F2
29090-F3
29090-G2
29090-63
29090-G4
29090-G5
29090-H3
29090-H4
29090-H5
30090-H6
30090-ES
29090-H6
29090-H7
29090-H8
29090-H5
29090-H6
30092-D1
30091-B7
29091-F2
29091-G1
29091-G2
29091-63
29091-64
29091-65
29091-H2
29091-H3
29091-H4
29091-D3
29091-E1
29091-E2
29091-E3
29091-E4
29091-ES
29091-E6
29091-F1
29091-F2
29091-F3
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Wetland Areas
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
County
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Tammany
St Tammany
St Tammany
St Tammany
St Tammany
St Tammany
St Tammany
Tangipahoa
Tangipahoa
Tangipahoa
Tangipahoa
Tensus
Tensus
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
7 . 5 Topo Quad Name
North Bend
Ellerslie
Marone Point
Hammock Lake
Tiger Island
Centerville
Kemper
Kemper
Weeks
Centerville NW
Charenton
Jeanerette
Rigolets
North Shore
South Point
Lacombe
St . Tammany
Covington
Madisonville
Hammond
Albany
Springcreek
Madisonville
Somerset
Como
Timbalier Island
Cat Island Pass
Eastern Isles Dernieres
Central Isles Dernieres
Western Isles Dernieres
Jacko Bay
Lake La Graisse
Cocodrie
Dog Lake
Grand Bayou du Large
Lake Felicity
Lake Tambour
Lake Quitman
Bayou Sauveur
Lake Mechant
Lake Bully Camp
Montegut
Dulac
Lake Theriot
Lake Penchant
Bourg
Houma
Humphreys
Bayou Cocodrie
Gray
Gibson
Thibodaux
East Bay Junop
USGS Map #
29091-F4
29091-FS
29091-F6
29091-F7
29091-G3
29091-G4
29091-G5
29091-G6
29091-G7
29091-H4
29091-H5
29091-H6
30089-B6
30089-B7
30089-B8
30089-C8
30089-D8
30090-D1
30090-D2
30090-E4
30090-ES
30090-H4
30090-D2
32091-B2
32091-A5
29090-A4
29090-A5
29090-A6
29090-A7
29090-A8
29090-B4
29090-B5
29090-B6
29090-B7
29090-B8
29090-C4
29090-C5
29090-C6
29090-C7
29090-C8
29090-D4
29090-D5
29090-D6
29090-D7
29090-D8
29090-E5
29090-E6
29090-E7
29090-E8
29090-F7
29090-F8
29090-G7
29091-B1
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
County
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
Union
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vermilion
Vernon
Vernon
Washington
West Carroll
West Carroll
West Carroll
Winn
Winn
7 . 5 Topo Quad Name
Oyster Bayou
Lost Lake
Fourleague Bay
Point Au Per
Carencro Bayou
Plumb Bayou
Point Au Per NE
Morgan City SE
Morgan City SW
Lake Salve
Amelia
Farmerville
Hell Hole Bayou
Cheniere Au Tigre
Mulberry Island East
Mulberry Island West
Big Constance Lake
Redfish Point
Fearman Lake
Pumpkin Islands
Pecan Island
Floating Turf Bayou
Hebert Lake
Intracoastal City
Forked Island
Jacks Point Island
Lake Le Bleu
Abbeville East
Abbeville West
Kaplan South
Forked Island NW
Lafayette
Rollover Lake
Latanier Bayou
Temple
Jericho
Bond
Pioneer
Oak Grove
Goodwill
Georgetown
Montgomery
0SGS Map #
29091-B2
29091-C1
29091-C2
29091-C3
29091-D1
29091-D2
29091-D3
29091-E1
29091-E2
29091-E3
29091-F1
32092-G4
29092-E1
29092-E2
29092-E3
29092-E4
29092-E6
29Q92-F1
29092-F2
29092-F3
29092-F4
29092-FS
29092-G1
29092-G2
29092-G3
29092-G4
29092-GS
29092-H1
29092-H2
29092-H3
29092-H4
30092-B1
29092-E5
29092-H5
31092-C8
31092-C7
30089-H2
32091-F4
32091-G4
32091-G5
31092-G4
31092-F8
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FEDERAL FISHERIES
Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior,
Division of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)
USFWS Region IV - Arkansas and Louisiana
USFWS Region II - Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma
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Federal Fisheries Database Report
State Facility Name Contact Person Aottress City Zip Code Phone #
LA NATCHITOCHES T. ANTHONY 615 HIGHWAY 1 SOUTH NATCHITOCHES 71457-0000 318-352-5324
MAYEUX/KAREN H.
KILPATRICK
LA NATIONAL WETLANDS RESEARCH ROBERT E. STEWART 1010 GUASE BLVD SLIDELL 70458-0000 504-646-7564
JR.
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State Fish Database Report
Page
State Contact Person
Address
City
Zip Code
Phone
LA BRUCE SMITH
LA MARK LAWSON
LA RICKY YELDELL
41 FOULER RD FOREST HILL 71430-0000 318-748-6911
PO BOX 1413 LACOMBE 70445-0000 504-882-5228
PO BOX 4004 MONROE 71211-0000 318-343-4045
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NATIONAL PARKS
Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior
Division of National Park Service
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National Parks Database Report
County State Facility Name Area Type FaciUty Address City Zip Phone Office Hours Contact
Orleans LA Jean Lafitte Natl Hist 423 Canal Street, New Orleans 701302341 5045893882 8:00 AH To 5:00 Belous, Robert
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DRINKING WATER INTAKES
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State Water Supply Database Report
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County State Source Type Source
Ascension
Ascension
Ascension
Ascension
Assumption
Avoyelles
Bossier
Caddo
Caddo
Caddo
Caddo
Caddo
Caddo
Caddo
Calcasieu
Calcasieu
Concordia
Desoto
Desoto
Grant
Ibervllle
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Lafourche
Lafourche
Lafourche
Natchitoches
Orleans
Orleans
Ouachita
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Plaquemines
Rapides
Sabine
Sabine
Sabine
Sabine
Sabine
St Bernard
St Bernard
St Charles
St Charles
St Charles
St James
St James
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Allied Chemical
Ormet Corporation
Peoples Wtr
Shell Chemical Co.
Assumption Par WW
Mansura, Vil of
Bossier City Water
Blanchard Water
East Cove Utilities
East Mooringsport W.
Lieberman Power
Mooringsport Water
Oil City Water
Shreveport Water
Houston River Water
Kronos Inc .
Ferriday, Town of
Logansport Water
Mansfield Water
Georgetown Water
Dow Usa, La Division
E Jefferson WW Dist
Gretna Waterworks
W Jefferson WW Dist
Westwego Waterworks
Lafourche Water Dist
Lockport Waterworks
Thobodaux Waterworks
Nathcitoches W.
New Orleans-ALgiers
New
Monroe Water System
Belle Chasse Water
Dalcour Waterworks
Port Sulphur Water
Rapides Par. WWKS
Ebarb Water System
Fort Polk
Many Water System
Pendleton Water
Pirates Cove
Domino Sugar
St Bernard WW Dist
Shell Oil Co - Norco
St Charles Water
St Charles Water
Colonial Sugar Co
Gramercy Waterworks
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2005001
2005165
1005035
2005034
1007001
1009010
1015004
1017006
1017050
1017010
2017015
1017023
1017026
1017031
1019119
2019127
1029005
1031008
1031009
1043004
2047003
1051001
1051003
1051004
1051005
1057001
1057002
1057003
1069007
1071001
1071009
1073031
1075001
1075004
1075006
1079017
1085043
2085076
1085016
1085046
1085022
2087001
1087001
2089005
1089001
1089002
1093001
1093002
Contact
Geismar
Burnside
Donaldsonville
Geismar
Napoleonville
Donaldsonville
Bossier City
Blanchard
Blanchard
Mooringsport
Mooringsport
Mooringsprot
Oil City
Shreveport
Sulphur
West Lake
Ferriday
Logansport
Mansfield
Georgetown
Plaquemine
Harahan
Gretna
Harahan
Westwego
Lockport
Lockport
Thibodaux
Natchitoches
New Orleans
New Orleans
Monroe
Belle Chasse
Belle Chasse
Belle Chasse
Tioga
West Monroe
Fort Polk
Many
Many
West Monroe
Arabi
Chalmette
Norco
Luling
Luling
Gramercy
Gramercy
Phone
504-642-8311
504-473-9241
504-473-7603
504-379-6542
504-369-6156
318-964-5160
318-741-8501
318-929-4500
318-929-4181
318-996-7493
318-221-2604
318-996-7661
318-995-6321
318-226-6250
318-528-3446
318-882-7091
318-757-3462
318-697-4346
318-872-0406
318-827-5527
504-389-1827
504-838-4327
504-363-1540
504-349-5085
504-341-2888
504-532-6924
504-532-3117
504-446-7216
318-352-3404
504-361-4331
504-865-0406
318-329-2310
504-682-0081
504-392-6690
504-682-0081
318-640-1379
318-397-2835
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318-256-2337
318-256-3804
318-397-2835
504-271-5331
504-271-1681
504-465-7133
504-764-2829
504-783-5110
504-869-5521
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County
St James
St James
St James
St James
St James
St John
St John
St John
St John
St John
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
St Mary
Tensas
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Terrabonne
Terrabonne
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LA
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
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LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
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Kaiser
Lutcher Waterworks
St James Water Dist
St James Water Dist
Star Enterprises Inc
Ei Dupont De Nemours
Marathon Petroleum
S La Globalplex
St John Water Dist
St John Water Dist
Berwick-Bayou Vista
City of Franklin WS
Morgan City Water
Patterson Water
St Mary Parish WW
St Mary W.W. Dist #6
St Mary Water Works
Lake Bruin Water
Lake Bruin Water
Newellton Water
Tensas Water
City of Houma Water
Terrebonne Dist No 1
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Garyville
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1093003
1093004
1093005
2093003
2095003
2095008
2095002
1095003
1095002
1101002
1101003
1101005
1101006
1101009
1101011
1101010
1107001
1107002
1107003
1107009
1109001
1109002
Contact
Gramercy
Lutcher
Vacherie
Vacherie
Convent
Laplace
Garyville
Reserve
Garyville
Garyville
Berwick
Franklin
Morgan City
Patterson
Amelia
Charenton
Centerville
St . Joseph
Newellton
Newellton
St . Joseph
Houma
Houma
Phone
504-562-3946
504-869-5635
504-265-4824
504-265-4828
504-562-7681
504-536-1141
504-535-2241
504-536-8300
504-652-9569
504-535-2259
504-384-8900
318-828-3631
504-385-1770
504-395-5205
504-631-0215
318-923-7512
318-836-5831
318-766-3604
318-766-4763
318-467-5050
318-766-3285
504-873-6755
504-879-2495
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STATE RECREATIONAL AND BOATING FACILITIES
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limate
Marinas
r in die coastal region may
i anything else about
moody Gulf nj Mexico is the
-maker and gives Louisiana
,1 subtropical climate.
uisiana is humid and
now rarely falls in the
>ns, with only small snowfalls
.d in the northern areas.
ide annual rainfall is about
ir, with the northern regions
nches and some of" the
.il parishes averaging as high
rainfall a year.
_ annual temperature tor the
ns of Louisiana is 66 degrees,
es is the annual temperature
i region.
r July average temperature in
.-gion is 83 degrees, while in
uisiana (the Florida Parishes),
iy average temperature is 81
January average temperature
-49 degrees, while in the
>n, the lowest January
rature is 57 degrees.
c number of days each year
ures 90 degrees and above is
.e northern region, 86 days in
:es area and 57 days in
mperature statewide by
9"C)
! 9°C)
(27"C)
C)
mperatures for the coastal
;on are:
12"O
20"C)
' (2S"C)
C)
City
ANACOCO
CIIAL'VIN/IIOIMA
CONVERSE
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SHREVEPORT
SLIDELL
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Marinas
J & L Marina
Bayou Neuf Mariner
Co-Co Marina
Sportsman's Paradise
Jollv Rogers
Harmon's
Spokane Resort
Kite's Landing
Pirate's Cove
Pleasure Point
Red's Point
Bavon Black Marina
Bon Voyage Marina
Bridge Side Marina
Cheramie's Marina
Cigar's Marina
Pirate's Cove Marina
N'alma Landing
Ben's Boat Works
Hidden Harbor Marina
Marina Beau Chene
Marina Del Ray
Port Louis
Saltv's Marina
Colbert Cove Marina
Mariner's Village Marina
Prieto Marina
Circle Drive
Big Bass Marina
Buckeve Landing
Cazaiol's Cove
Lee's Cottages
Matthew's Lakeview Lodge
Pendleton Bridge Marina
Shadow's landing
Southern Leisure
Sunset Marina
Toledo Bend RV Camp
Turtle Beach
Twin Island
Doug Letsinger s Marine Center
A-l Camp
I lolly Point
Mary Bison's Camp
Sepuivado's Landing
Solan's Camp
Wright's Landing
Barren's Landing
Bonfouca Marina
Marina at Eden Isles
Ethel's Driftwood
Motel Lounge
Grace's Landing
San Miguel
Wildwood Lodge
Phone i
518/286-1)259
504/594-2628 1
504/594-6626 1
504/594-2414 s
318/567-25-17 '
318/749-5909 |
318/757-4305 !
318/586-7888 j
.518/565-4467 }
518/565-4810 i
.518/565-4256 \
504/575-2315 1
504-787-5 1~9
504/787-241') '
504/787-2288 j
504/787-5220 ':
504/787-5880 I
518/494-1959 \
504/845-8967 ;
504/845-7656 !
504/845-3454 I
504/845-4474 \
504/845-0044 !
504/845-8485 !
504/626-1155 ;
504/626-1517 :
504/626-7847
.518/697-4804
518/586-4721 ,
.518/586-7500
518/645-6140 :
518/645-6870
318/256-9261 ;
318/256-2958 :
318/586-7334
318/256-3455 '
318/645-6966 '[
318/256-6604 ]
318/256-5595 j
318/256-9347
318/588-5790
318/567-2269 ;
518/567-5244
318/567-3141 5
318/645-9479 ]
318/645-9485 ;
318/567-3131 1
318/635-8628 5
50^/641-0673 :
504/641-1044
318/645-6455 :
318/645-9298 '
.518/645-6748 :
318/645-6114 '
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STATE INFORMATION
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PUSHEPATAPA CREEK
BOGUE CHITTO RIVER
TCHEFUNCTE RIVER
TANGIPAHOA RIVER
CHAPPEPELLA CREEK
TCKFAW RIVER
AMITE RIVER
COMITE RIVER
BLIND RIVER
BAYOU OES ALLEMANDS
WHISKEY CHITTO CREEK
SIX MILE CREEK
TEN MILE CREEK
LITTLE RIVER
BIG CREEK
FISH CREEK
TROUT CREEK
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW
BAYOU L'OUTRE
BAYOU DARBONNE
CORNEY BAYOU
MIDDLE FORK OF
BAYOU DARBONNE
SALINE BAYOU
BLACK LAKE BAYOU
BAYOU KISATCHIE
SPRING CREEK
SALINE BAYOU
L K ./'IS TEW!
30. BAYOU COCODRIE
3 I. BAYOU COCOORIE
32. WEST PEARL RIVER
33. DORCHEAT BAYOU
34. BAYOU TREPAGNIER
35. BAYOU LA BRANCHE
36. CALCAS1EU RIVER
37. BAYOU DUPRE
38. LAKE BORGNE CANAL
33 . BASHMAN BAYOU
40 . TERRE BEAU BAYOU
4 I . PIROGUE BAYOU
42. BAYOU BIENVENUE
43. BAYOU CHAPERON
44. HOLMES BAYOU
45. BRADLEY SLOUGH (Bayou)
46. WILSON SLOUGH (Boyou)
47 . BAYOU SARA
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INDEX
Abbeville Area *. 44
Alexandria-Pineville Area ."...>. 64
Alto 91
Amitc 19
Arcadia Area 86
BasrropArea 90
Baton Rou.ue Area .26
Belle Qusse-Buras Area 14
Bogalusa-Frankiimon .23
Bossier Cry 81
Breaux Bridge-Henderson Area .. 52
Buras ,....14
Bumside 36
Bush .* 23
Cajun Country ,39
Cameron .....43
Cane River Country 69
Carencro 55
Chalmene Am 14
Chcneyville Area 66
Chesrnut-Saline Area 73
Church Point 55
Clinton .....30
Columbia 91
Coushatra Area 84
Covington Area 20
Crossroad* * 63
Oowley Area..., 6t)
Delhi-Epps Area .92
DeQuincy 43
DeRidderArca 66
Desmhan-Norco Area 16
Donaldsonville 36
Elizabeth-Kinder Area 66
Elton 60
Epps 92
Eunice Area 59
Farmervillr Area 88
Franklin Area 47
Franlclinton 23
French Settlement-Port Vincent 29
Garyville - 17
Gonzales-Sorrento Area 36
Gramercv 37
Grand Coteau - 56
Grand Isle 15
Grand Marais 52
Greater New Orleans 5
Greensburi; 29
Greenwood S2
Hammond Area 18
Hirrisonburu 74
Haynesvilltr K6
Henderson 52
Holly Beach-Cameron Area 45
Homer Area 85
Houma 49
Independence 19
Jackson Area 50
Jeanerette Area 46
Jena Area 74
Jennings Area 60
Jonesboro 87
Jonesvjlle-Harrisonburi! Area 74
Junction Gry - 86
Keatchie '. 83
Kenner 15
Kenrwood 19
Kinder ~ - 66
LafryerteArea 53
Lafourche Parish 51
l^fce. Charles Area .40
jjiVr Providence 92
LaPlacfMancnac 17
Uesville Area 68
Logansporr _ 83
Lutcher-Gramercy Area 3?
Mudisonville 21
Manchac - _ 17
Mandevillc Area... _ 21
Mansfield Area 83
Marksvilk Area 58
Marrtro-Westwego Area 14
Manhavilie 73
Metairie 15
Mindcn 85
Monroe-West Monroe 88
Morxan Cicy-Patterson Area 4S
Napoteunville 51
Natchitotnes 70
Naichitoches Area-Cine River Country 69
New Iberia Am '. .45
New Orleans Area _.6
New Orleans French Quarter 11
New Roads Area 33
Norco _ 16
Oak Grove 92
Oil City Area 32
Opelousas ~ 56
Pearl Rivtr!l!!!!!l!..J«."]!!!!!II".! '" ...23
Pineville 64
Plantation Country 25
Ptaquemine Area - _ 35
Ponchatoula -. 17
Port Allen Area 34
Port Vincent .. - 29
Rayville ~ 91
ResCTve-Garyville , 17
Robeline-Mairtaville Area _ 73
Rosedale - - 54
Ruston Area -....87
Sc.FrancisvilleArea 31
St. Joseph Area. 75
St. Martinville 44
Saline - ......73
Shrevepon Area - 78
Slidell 22
Sorrento 36
Sportsman's Paradise... , , 77
Sulphur - 42
Summertield-Juncrion Gry 86
Tallulah 93
Thibodaux Area-Lalburche Parish 51
Toledo Bend Area 84
Tourist intbrmation-Cajun Country 61
Tourist Information-Crossroads _ 75
Tourist Information-Greater New Orleans .23
Tourist information-Plantation Country 37
Tourist JruVirat ion-Sportsman's Paradise 93
Vachenc 37
Vidalia 74
Ville Pbtte 58
VintonArea 43
Vivian 83
Washington Area 57
West Monroe 88
Wesrwego 14
WinntWld 73
Winnsboro - 91
STATE PHONE NUMBERS
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Office of Forestry
P.O. Bra 1628
Baton Rouge, LA 70821
(504)925-4500
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Tourism
(as listed below)
Louisiana Litter Control and
Recycling Foundation
P.O. Box 94291
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9291
(504) 342-8145
Office of Cultural Development
(Includes the Divisions of thtr Arts.
Archaeology and Historic Preservation)
P.O. Box 44247
Baton Rouge. LA 70804-4247
(504) 342-8200
Office of Film and Video
P.O. Box 94361
Baron Rouge, LA 70804-9561
(504)342-8150
Office of State Library
P.O.Box 131
Baton Rouge, LA 70821
(504) 342-4923
Office of State Museum
P.O. Box 2448
New Orleans, LA 70176-2448
(504) 568-6967
Office of State Parks
P.O. Drawer 44426
Baton Rouge. LA 70804-4426
(504)342-8111
Office of Tourism
Inquiry Section
P.O. Box 94291
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9291
(504)342-8119
1-800-33-GUMBO
Louisiana Department of Economic Development
P.O. Box 94185
Baton Rouge. LA 70804-9185
(504)342-5359
Louisiana Department of Natural Resources
P.O. Box 94396
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9396
(504) 342-4500
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Information Section
P.O. Box 98000
Baton Rouge, LA 70898-9000
(504)765-2800
Secretary of State
Archives Department
P.O. Box 94125
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9125
(504)922-1206
Additional information on Louisiana:
Directory of Louisiana Museums and Historic Sires
Louisiana Association of Museums
P.O. Box 3494
Baton Rouge, LA 70821
$8 postage and handling
(504) 343-4341
Fait a la Main
Maida Owens
Louisiana Division of the Arts
P.O. Box 44247
Baton Rouge, LA 70804
$5 postage and handling
(504)342-8180
Louisiana Tour Guide
Louisiana Travel Promotion Association
P.O. Box 4003
Baton Rouge, LA 70821
S2.50 postage and handling
(504)346-1857
The information provided in this guide was compiled as a
service co the tnvdler by the Louisiana Office at Tourism,
bued an information provided to our office. We suggest
that you call the listings for current information heroic
planning your ncaiion to the State.
Revised May 1.1992
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Wildlife Management
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Kisatchie National Forests
State Forest
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& Canoeine in Louisiana
Tubing
Atchafalaya Basin Back Water Tours,
Gibson (Terrebonne Parish)
(504) 575-2371
Bayou Neuf Marina, Chauvin
(504) 594-2628
Tubing the Amite River
Thunderbird Beach, Denham Springs
(504) 664-2990
Tubing and Canoeing on the Bogue Chitto
River and Pushepatapa Creek
Bogue Chitto Outdoor Center,
St. Tammany Parish (504) 735-1173
North Tangi Beach, Amite
(504) 748-7239
Morris Outfitters, Princeton
(318)949-9522
Canoeing on the Quiska (Whiskey)
Chitto/Torro Bayou
White Sands Canoe Rental/Tack-A-
Paw Expeditions (800)-621-9306,
(318)238-0821
1. Amite River
2. Anacoco Creek
3. Atchafalaya Basin
4. Bashman Bayou
5. Bayou Bartholomew
6. Bayou Bienvenu
7. Bayou Cane
8. Bayou Chaperon
9. Bayou Chauvin
10. Bayou Cocodrie
11. Bayou D'Arbonne
12. Bayou de L'outre
13. Bayou des Allemands
14. Bayou Dorcheat
15. Bayou Dupre
16. Bayou Grand Caillou
17. Bayou Kisatchie
18. Bayou La Branche
19. Bayou Lacombe
20. Bayou Penchant
21. Bayou Petit Caillou
22. Bayou Teche
23. Bayou Terrebonne
24. Bayou Tortue
25. Bayou Trepagnier
26. Big Bayou Black
27. Big Creek
28. Black Lake Bayou
29. Blind River
30. Bogue Chitto River
31. Bogue Falaya River
32. Bradley Slough
33. Buffalo Cove
34. Calcasieu River
35. Castor Creek
36. Chemin-A-Haut Bayou
37. Comite River
38. Comey Creek Bayou
39- Fish Creek
40. Holmes Bayou
41. Lake Biscineau
42. Lake Borgne Canal
43. Lake Gravenberg
44. Little River
45. Middle Creek (Bayou D'Arbonne)
46. Morgan River
47. Ouachita River
48. Pearl River
49- Pirogue Bayou
50. Pushepatapa Creek
51. Saline Bayou (National Scenic River)
52. Six Mile Creek
53. Spring Creek
54. Tangipahoa River
55. Tcheruncte River
56. Ten Mile Creek
57. Tensas River
58. Terre Beau Bayou
59. Tickfaw River
60. Tiger Bayou
61. Torro Bayou
62. Trout Creek
63. Vermilion River
64. West Pearl River
65. Whiskey Chitto Creek
66. Wilson Slough
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Scuba Divin'
Jean Lafitte National Historic Park and
Preserve, Barataria Unit (Marrero) -
guided and self-guided trails of varied
lengths.
Joyce Wildlife Swamp and Nature
Trail (near Ponchatoula) - 1,000-ft.
boardwalk.
Kiroli Park (West Monroe) - trails
ranging from 'A mile to 1.7 miles.
Longleaf Vista Trail (Kisatchie National
Forest, Kisatchie Ranger District) -
VA miles.
Louisiana Nature Center (New Orleans)
- 2.3 miles.
Louisiana State Arboretum (Ville Platte)
- 2% miles.
LSU Hilltop Arboretum (Baton Rouge).
Magnolia Forest Walk (Rapides Parish
near Alexandria) - 1 mile.
Rock Canyon Nature Trail (Catahoula
Parish near Aimwell).
Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge (Grand
Chenier).
Sabine National Wildlife Refuge (south
of Lake Charles) - V/i miles.
Stuart Lake Trail (Kisatchie National
Forest, Catahoula Ranger District) -
1.2 miles.
Tensas River National Wildlife Refuge
(southwest of Tallulah) - boardwalk,
wildlife-viewing trail and miles of
gravel roads.
Walter B. Jacob's Memorial Nature
Park (Shreveport) - trails of varied
lengths.
Backpacking Trails
Chicot State Park (Ville Platte) -
TA miles.
Lake Shore Trail (Kisatchie National
Forest) - 10 miles on Evan Rd.
Saline Bayou Hiking Trail (Kisatchie
National Forest Winn Ranger District).
Vernon Trail System (Kisatchie National
Forest Vernon Ranger District) - 10 and
11 miles.
Wild Azalea National Recreation Trail
(Kisatchie National Forest, Evangeline
District) - 31 miles.
Definitions:
Hiking and Bicycling Trails - Hard-
surfaced trails designed for bicycling,
jogging and day hiking.
Hiking Trails - Trails designed solely for
walking. They generally provide an
outdoor experience in a morning,
afternoon or one full day. Overnight
camping is usually found nearby.
Nature Trails - Trails designed for
walking and the interpretation of nature
through the use of a printed guidebook
or signs.
Backpacking Trails - Trails designed for
an overnight experience. Camping along
the trail is allowed.
For more information, write the New
Orleans Group of the Sierra Club, 111
S. Hennessey St., New Orleans, LA 70119.
Dive Shops
City/Port Dive Shop
Alexandria
Anacoco
Baton Rouge
Bogalusa
Covington
Honina
Jefferson
Kenner
Lafayette
Lake Charles
Larose
Leesville
Madisonville
Marrero
Metallic
Monroe
New Orleans
Shreveport
Slidell
Snlphor
Greg's Dive Service
Water Habitat
Diet's Diving Service
Seven Seas
Water Sports Dive Shop
Ocean 1 Scuba School
Houma Water Sports, Inc.
Vineyard's Dive Shop
Outdoor Sporting &
Scuba East
Divers Destination
Pack&Paddle
Venture Sports
darter Tune
The Water Habitat
Petro-Sal, Inc.
Aqua Tech Dive Center
Harry's Dive Shop
Scuba Quest Sport
Diving Center
Adventure World
Bill's Scuba Adventures
Caribbean Dive Shop
Dive Connections
Diver's Exchange
Seahorse Diving
Adventure Sports
Scuba Show
Water Sports Center
Bayou Scuba
Phone
318/4874369
318/443-5075
318/286-5565
504/926-1819
504/732-4114
504/892-9647
504/879-2900
504/833-5657
504/464-6244
318/984-4678
318/232-5854
318/433-4444
504OT-7609
504/632-7992
318/2384)709
504/845-3802
504041-3483
504/8884882
504/834-8243
318023-9462
318045-3483
504/831-7017
504/866-5059
504068-2986
504/2464523 |
318/425-5870
318/9294740 |
504/641-3700 j
318/625-5573 I
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Hiking & Backpackinj
Hiking and Bicycling Trails
Audubon Park (New Orleans) -
1.8 miles.
Barnwell Art Center (Shreveport) -
5 miles from the Art Center to
Shreveporc/Barksdale Highway.
Big Branch Trail (Leesville) - biking and
horseback riding.
C. Bickham Dickson Park (Shreveport) -
10 miles.
City Park (Baton Rouge).
City Park (Gonzales).
False River Historical Trail (New
Roads).
Harahan Trail (New Orleans) -
12 miles.
Jefferson Linear Park (Kenner) -
10 miles.
Red River Trail (Shreveport) -
4 Smiles.
West Park (DeRidder).
Hiking Trails
Algiers Levee Hike (Algiers) - 10 miles.
Caroline Dorman Hiking and Horse
Trail (Kisatchie National Forest,
Kisatchie Ranger District) - 13 miles.
Chalmette Trail (Scarsdale) - 16 miles.
Cypress-Black Bayou Recreation Area
(Bossier City) - 4 'A miles.
Dogwood Tour, Socia Branch (Pollock)
- 'A mile.
Dogwood Trail (Winnfield) - 1.3 miles.
Emery Trail (Kisatchie National Forest,
Catahoula Ranger District) - 2 miles.
Evangeline Ranger District (near
Alexandria) - 1 mile.
Fullerton Lake Trail (Fullerton) -
1.6 miles.
Kincaid Recreation Area (Kisatchie
National Forest, Evangeline District) trails
including the 'A mile Indian Ridge Trail,
the 2 mile Lamotte Creek Trail, the 2 mile
Wild Azalea Spur Trail, the 10 mile
Lakeshore Trail, and the 10 mile
Kincaid Trail.
Lake Bisrineau (Webster Parish) - trails
of varied lengths.
Lake Claiborne State Park (near Homer)
- 1 mile.
Lake Fausse Pointe State Park (near St.
Martinville) - 6 miles.
Lincoln Parish Park (near Ruston).
Longleaf Vista (Natchitoches)- 1M miles.
Magnolia Forest Walk (Rapides Parish) -
1 mile.
"Old Stagecoach Road," Sam Houston
Jones State Park (northwest of Lake
Charles).
Port Hudson State Commemorative
Area (near Baton Rouge) - 6 miles.
Poverty Point State Commemorative
Area (northeast of Delhi) - 2'A miles.
Rock Canyon Trail (Catahoula Parish).
Saline Bayou Hiking Trail (Natchitoches
Parish) - 5 miles.
Stuart Lake Interpretive Trail (Pollock)
- 1.2 miles.
Sugar Cane Trail (Kisatchie National
Forest, Caney Ranger District) - 7.6 miles.
Valentine Lake Recreation Area
(Kisatchie National Forest,
Evangeline Ranger District) - 3 miles.
Vernon Trail System (Kisatchie National
Forest, Vernon Ranger District) - trails
including the 1.6-mile Fullerton Lake
Trail, the 10-mile Big Branch Trail and
the 10-mile Whiskey Chitto Trail.
Westwego Levee Hike (Wesrwego-New
Orleans) - 10 miles.
Whiskey Chitto Trail (Leesville) -
10 miles.
Nature Trails
Acadiana Park (Lafayette) - 3 miles.
Asphodel Village (Jackson) - 1 mile.
Audubon State Commemorative Area
(near St. Francisville) - 1.8 miles.
Briarwood-Caroline Dorman Nature
Preserve (near Natchitoches) - trails of
varied lengths.
Cameron Prairie National Wildlife
Refuge (near Lake Charles).
Conn Memorial Arboretum (Baton
Rouge).
Creole Nature Trail (Lake Charles, Bell
City, Sulphur).
Cypress-Black Bayou Nature Trails
(Bossier City) - 4'A miles chip trails;
1,400-ft. concrete trails for handicapped.
Dogwood Nature Trail (Kisatchie
National Forest, Winn Ranger District) -
1.3 miles.
Fontainebleau State Park (Mandeville) -
1 mile.
Honey Island Nature Trail (Pearl River
Wildlife Management Area) - 1 mile.
Indian Creek Nature Trail (Indian Creek
Recreation Area near Alexandria) -
sections range from 'A mile to 2 miles.
Jacobs Nature Center Trails
(Blanchard) - 5 trails, longest 5 miles,
'A mile handicapped trail.
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Hunting Guides & Camps
City Guide/Camp Phone
Baton Rouge
American
Spoilsman's Clufc
504/928-5028
504/293-0353
Broussard Provost Adventures
318/837-293!
Covington Money Hill Hunting Club
504/892-4443
504/796-5218
Haynesville Southern Expeditions 318/624-2519
Homer Tall Timbers Lodge 318/927-5260
Houma
Coup Plane Hunting &
Fishing Camp
504/868-7865
504/868-7940
Kings Guide Service 31 8/87fr6957
Jennings Skipper's Guiding Service 318/824-4007
Lake Charles
Cameron Wildlife. Inc.
White's Hunting Unlimited
318/474-6598
318/222-1478
New Orleans
Wetlands Guides &
Outfitters
504/581-3769
Rayne
Shot's Hunting Camp
318/334-3577
318/334-5651
Slide!)
Dr. Paul Wagner's Honey
Island Swamp Tours
50*641-1769
SL
Francisviile
Twin Silos Hunting Club
504/635-3717
504/63W344
Other Wildlife Hunted or Trapped in
Louisiana
Migratory Game Birds:
Ducks, geese, coots, rails and gallinules
Furbearers:
Beaver, bobcat, coyote, gray fox, mink,
muskrat, nutria, opossum, otter, red fox,
raccoon and skunk
Other:
Alligator
For more information on limits and seasons,
write or call the Louisiana Department of
Wildlife and Fisheries, P.O. Box 98000,
Baton Rouge, LA 70898-9000,
(504) 765-2800 or (504) 765-2917.
Camping in Louisiana
Acadiana Park*
Bayou Bodcau Dam Recreation Area
Bayou Segnette State Park
Caney Lakes Recreation Area
Chemin-A-Haut State Park
Chicot State Park
Cloud Crossing Recreation Area
Comey Lake Recreation Area
Cotjle Lake Recreation Area*
Crooked Creek Recreation Area*
Cypress-Black Bayou Recreation Area*
Dogwood Recreation Area
Earl Williamson Park*
Faimew Riverside State Park
Fontainebleau State Park
Fullerton Lake Recreation Area
Grand Bois Park*
Grand Isle State Park
Gum Springs Recreation Area
Indian Creek Recreation Area
Kemper Williams Park*
Kincaid Recreation Area
Kisaichie Bayou Recreation Area
Lake Bistineau State Park
lake Bruin State Park
Lake Fausse Pointe State Park
Lotus Camp Recreation Area
Niblett's Bluff Park*
North Toledo Bend State Park
St Bernard State Park
Stuart Lake Recreation Area
Turkey Creek Recreational Park
Valentine Lake Recreation Area
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State Parks
During the period of Apr 1 - Sep 30, parks are open 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily, and attendants are on duty until 10
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays for camper registration. During Oct 1 - Mar 31, the schedule is 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
daily. Admission is charged per day for all motor vehicles, or per person for vehicles carrying more than four
persons. For additional information, inquire at any park entrance. Before traveling great distances, contact the
Louisiana Office of State Parks, P.O. Drawer 1111, Baton Rouge, LA 70808-111 1, (504) 925-3830.
Kisatchie National Forest
The six ranger districts of Kisatchie (Caney, Vernon, Winn, Catahoula, Kisatchie and Evangeline) offer a variety
of recreational facilities. Camping and daily use are free at all recreational areas except Caney Lake, Stuart Lake,
Kincaid and Valentine, which require fees for both camping and day use. For additional information, inquire at
4ny forest office or write Kisatchie National Forest, 2500 Shreveport Highway, Pineville, LA 71360,
(318)473-7160.
Alexander State Forest
Both day use and overnight camping are permitted in Alexander State Forest's "Indian Creek Recreation Area."
Entrance fees are charged per vehicle, and camping fees are charged per tent and per RV. Fee for use of boat
launch. Entrance is from U.S. 165, ten miles south of Alexandria.
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Swimming:
Boating:
Picnicking:
Other
Categories:
CAMPING LEGEND
P - Pool Available
B-Beach
- Other Facilities Available
R - Rental Boats Available
B - Boat Ramp Available
- Boating Facilities Nearby
S - Picnic Shelter Available
B - Bar-B-Q Pits &
Tables Available
- No Facilities, But
Picnicking Is Allowed
Facilities Available
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Alexander Fonfct
Atchafalaya Delta
AUakapas
Ben's Creek
Big Lake
BUori
Bodcau
Boeuf
Bohemia
Boise-Veraon
Catahoula
Fort Polk
Georgia Pacific
Grassy Lake
Jackson-Bienville
Joyce
Little River
Loggy Bayou
Manchac
Ouachita
Pass-A-Loutre
Pearl River
Peason Ridge
Pointe-au-Chien
Pomme-de-Terre
Red Dirt
Red River
Russell Sage
Sabine
Sabine Island
Saline
Salvador
Sandy Hollow
Sherburne
Sicily Island Hills
1 Spring Bayou
St Frandsrille
Thistiewaite
I Three Rivers
Union
West Bay
1 Wisner
Hunting in Louisiana
From the mixed pine/hardwood rolling hills to bottomland hardwoods near
river beds, flood plains and deltas, to tupelo/cypress swamps, to the largest
coastal marsh in the nation, wildlife habitat in Louisiana is both rich and
varied.
Hunting is virtually a way of life. Hunting seasons for a wide variety of game
begin in early September with the opening of dove season, and continue almost
non-stop until the close of turkey season in April.
As the nation's premier waterfowl and woodcock wintering area, Louisiana is a
bird hunter's paradise. A resident stock of quail and a healthy influx of doves
and other migratory species are frosting on the cake.
Big game hunters take over 130,000 whiterail deer each year, while the
restocking of wild turkey flocks has been so successful that numerous areas of
the state now offer excellent turkey hunting.
Louisiana also boasts the nation's only large-scale alligator hunting season, and
sport hunters come from all over to land one of these prehistoric-looking
beasts.
When you add to this the fact that Louisiana boasts approximately 1.7 million
acres of publicly owned or managed lands open to hunting, it is readily
apparent that the Bayou State is truly an Outdoor Parodist.
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Most Sought-After
Fish Species
Freshwater
Largemouth Bass
Spotted Bass
Crappie
Striped Bass
Hybrid Striped Bass
Bream
Blue and Channel Catfish
Coastal Marsh/Beach
Speckled Trout (Spotted Seatrout)
Redfish (Red Drum)
Spanish Mackerel
Flounder
Drum
Croaker
White Trout
Crabs
Shrimp
Oysters
Offshore
King Mackerel
Red Snapper
Cobia (Lemonfish)
Shark
Sailfish
Blue Marlin
Tarpon
Croaker
Bluefish
STREAMS
1. Amite River
2. Atchafalaya River
3. Bayou D'Arbonnc
4. Bayou Dorcheat
5. Bayou Lacombe
6. Bayou Sara
7. Big Creek
8. Blind River
9. Blood River
10. Bogue Chitto River
11. Bundick Creek
12. Calcasieu River
73- Chappepeela Creek
14. Comite River
15. Fish Creek
16. Natalbany River
/ 7. Ouachita River
18. Pearl River
/ 9. Pushepatapa Creek
20. Red River
21. Sabine River
22. Six Mile Creek
23. Spring Creek
24. Tangipahoa River
25. Tchefuncte River
26. Ten Mile Creek
27. Tickraw River
28. Whiskey Chitto Creek
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LAKES
1. Anacoco
2. Bistineau
3. Black Bayou
4. Black-Clear
5. Bruin
6. Bundick
7. Caddo
8. Calcasieu
9. Caraouatche
10. Chicot
11. Claiborne
12. Cocodrie
13. Concordia
14. Corney
15. Cross
16. D'Arbonne
17. Deer Park
18. Des Allemands
19. False River
20. Grand
21. Henderson
22. Horseshoe
23- latt
24. Indian Creek
25. Kepler
26. Larto
27. Nantachie
28. Old River
29. Penchant
30. St. John
31. St. Joseph
32. Saline-Big
33- Saline-Little
34. Salvador
35. Sibley
56. Six Mile
37. Smithport
38. Terrebonne Bay
39. Toledo Bend
40. Turkey Creek
41. Vernon
42. Verrett
43. Wallace
For more information on limits
and seasons, write or call the
Louisiana Department of
Wildlife and Fisheries,
P.O. Box 98000
Baton Rouge, LA
70898-9000
(504) 765-2800
or (504) 765-2917
Charter Fishing
City/Port Charter
Barataria
Bayou
Fourchon
BeUe Chasse
Cameron
Chauvin
Empire
Golden
Meadow
Grand Isle
Harahan
Harvey
Houma
Lake Charles
Larose
Marrero
New Orleans
t.
* Port
| Fourchon
1 Saint Bernard
| Sulphur
I Venice
Barataria Charters. Inc.
Belle Pass Marina
Southern Seaplane
Hackberry Rod & Gun
Bayou Neuf Mariner
C&B Charter fishing. Inc.
Co-Co Marina
Fantastic Island
Sportsman's Paradise
Stanley Couton
Calvin Dufrene
Mirage Charters
Steve Shook
Bon \foyage Marina
CherecelVChaners
Deep 'XT Charter
Doc Kenned; Charters
Ripper Too
Peter C Charters. Inc.
Pirate's Cove Marina
Saltwater Sportsman
LAfish
Captain Nick's
Fishing Charter
Big fs Tour
Guide Service
Coup Plane Fishing
Lil Ross Charter Service
Pro Bass Guide Service
Schouest Charter Service
Nalmsf Landing
Charter Time, USA
Salt Water Guide Service
Cajun Fishing
Charter Boat Teaser
The Charter Boat, PAT-AL
Ed Martin
Charlie Hardlson & Sons
Swamp's
Southern Glory Charters
Venice Marina, Inc.
Phone
504/341-5683
504/396-2442
504/394-5633
318/762-3391
504/594-2628
504/594-2414
504/594-6626
504/594-4181
504/873-9610
504/594-2414
504/656.2664
504/475-7985- '
504/787-2625
504/475-7626
504/787-3179 "
504/787-2200
504/876-9034
504/787-2474
504/8884882
504/632-2907
504/787-3880
504/787-2740
504/737-0094
504/361-3004
504/851-4110
504/758-1747
504/868-7940
504/868-7865
504/876-7250
504/876-6690
504/873-8880 -
504/851-0455 "
504/879-1017 s
318/494-1959 |
504/798-7609 I
504/693-7474 |
504/340-6030 1
504/341-4245 1
504/534-2928 |
504068-3268 1
504/887-7469 1
504/396-2442 1
504/682-3521 j
318/625-3110 1
504/534-9357 1
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Fishing Guides
City/Port fishing Guide Phone
Anacoco
Broussard
Chanvin
Converse
Creston
Cypremont
Point
Dulac
Galliano
Houma
Jennings
Lake Charles
Larose
Many
Marrero
Metairie
Monroe
New Iberia
Walker's Guide Service 318/286-9200
Pro'JostAdvennires 318/837-2831
Bayou Ncuf Mariner 504/594-2628
C & B Charter Fishins. Inc. 504/594-2414
Captin Pascal " 504/594-2414
Townsend&Assoc. 504/594-7772
Gary Riffle 318/567-3581
Chandler's Camp- 318/875-2288
Black Lake Lodge 318/875-2244
Richard Legnon's 318/867-4443
Fishing Service
4-Seasons Fishing & 504/563-2294
Instructional Guide Service
Dufrene's Guide Service 504/475-7985
Larry RobichaiK Guide 504-693-7474
Bayou Guide Service 504/872-3788
BigJ'sTour 504/8514110
Guide Service 504/758-1747
Coup Plane Huntine & 504/868-7940
fishing Camp " 504/868-7865
4-Seasons 504/563-2294
King's Guide Service 504/8764957
UlRossCharterService 504/876-7250
504/876-6690
Ragin'Cajun 504/563-439 1
Guide Service 504/5634694
Schouest Charter Service 504/851-0455
504/879-1017
Skipper's Guiding Service 318/824-4007
318/8244422
Big Lake Guide Service 318/598-3268
Dennis Sanders 504/632-7184
Dennis Lee, Fishing Guide 318/645-6870
G.P. Sanders 318/645-6393
Mike's Guide Service 318/645-6047
Phil's Saltwater
Guide Service 504/348-3264
Southern Safaries, lac. 504/833-2956
800/9664868
Doug Leisinger Marine 318/388-5790
Clay's Fishing Service 318/364-1405
318/364-7141
Gator Guide Service, 318/365-6400
FrankDean
Gerard Barrilleaux
318/364-7141
318/364-1405
New Orleans
Wetlands Guides &
Outfitters
504/581-3768
Noble
Holly Point Landing
Guide Service
318/567-3244
Port
Fonrchon
Charlie Hirdisnn& Sons 504/396-2442
Raceland
Pete's Fishing Guide
Richard Cantrelle
504/537-3263
504/537-6073
Dr. Paul Wagner's Honey 504/641-1769
Island Swamp Tours
Vidalia
Eddie Roberts
318/336-9750
West Monroe RossCagle
318/387-7239
Fishing in Louisiana
Recreational and commercial fishing is a multi-billion-dollar business in Louisiana. The fishery
output of the Bayou State is nearly double that of its closest competitor.
Fishing in Louisiana ranges from trying for that lunker largemouth in the vast, untamed
Atchafalaya Swamp to battling for your life against a jumping, fighting tarpon or blue martin in
the deep-blue, open waters of the Gulf. From freshwater to saltwater to anything in between,
Louisiana's got it.
Freshwater enthusiasts can also fish for largemouth bass in the world-famous Toledo Bend Reservoir,
or in one of the state's many excellent lakes or rivers. They can engage in a battle of wits with the
crafty spotted bass in one of Louisiana's numerous swift, clear sand- and gravel-bottom upland
streams. Or they can spend a lazy afternoon fishing for bream and catfish with a cane pole and a
box of worms. They can even capture a sack or two of the Cajun crawfish, locally known as the
Louisiana lobster.
An aggressive striped and hybrid striped bass stocking program has added a new and extremely
popular fishery to the state, and fish in the 20- to 30-pound range are now frequently caught in
Toledo Bend and other stocked lakes.
Closer to the coast speckled trout, redfish, crabs, shrimp and oysters abound in the brackish and
salty waters of the nation's largest coastal marsh, a vast nursery ground where the mouths of
Louisiana's many rivers and bayous meet the salty waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
Just a few miles from land, untold thousands of fishermen count their take of red snapper, croaker
and Spanish mackerel. These fish are found around the thousands of oil-production platforms that
dot Louisiana's continental shelf, serving as artificial reefs.
For the more adventurous angler, big game species such as king mackerel, cobia, shark, blue
rrarlin and tarpon abound in the warm Gulf waters a little farther offshore.
Whether an added bonus to an already planned trip or the reason for the trip itself, fishing in the
Outdoor Paradise is a varied and pleasurable experience.
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Toledo Bend Guide Service 318/6454415
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