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LandWatch State of Monterey County Report 1998
3.10 Non-Agricultural Land--Open Space
 

Monterey County has thousands of acres in parks, wilderness areas and open space at military facilities.

Federal Forests and Wilderness Acres

Los Padres National Forest

304,035

Ventana Wilderness

164,503

Bureau of Land Management/Fort Ord

7,000

Bureau of Land Management/other

34,787

Military Land

Fort Hunter Liggett

165,828

Camp Roberts

16,857

Fort Ord Land to be transferred

8,000

State Parks

State Parks (20 parks)

16,128

Regional and County Parks

Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District

7,500

Monterey County Parks
(including 6,600 acres of Lake San Antonio)

13,707

Land Trusts and Other

Big Sur Land Trust

15,000

Elkhorn Slough

11,500

1998 Table of Contents:

1.0 Executive Summary

1.1 Findings
1.2 Recommendations
1.3 Areas of Future Study

2.0 Summary of Indicators

3.0 State of Monterey County 1998

3.1 Introduction
3.2 Population and Population Forecasts
3.3 Development&emdash;Approved and Pending Projects
3.4 Roads and Highways
3.5 Water Supply
3.6 Water Quality
3.7 Wastewater Treatment
3.8 Air Quality
3.9 Agricultural Land
3.10 Nonagricultural Land&emdash;Open Space
3.11 Affordable Housing
3.12 Schools
3.13 Economy
3.14 Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Species
3.15 General Plans

4.0 References

 
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