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Test your knowledge with our US National Forests Quiz. Can you name all of the national forests shown on the map?

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Name all of the US National Forests shown on the map.

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spuriousname

4 years ago

1. This is out of date, in that many forests have been merged (e.g. Coeur d’Alene, Kaniksu, and St. Joe into Idaho Panhandle)
2. Some forests don’t seem to fill in when completed (Sawtooth, Caribou, Targhee, Bridger, Teton, Kaibab, Coconino, Apache, Sitgreaves, Manti La Sal)

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darin

4 years ago

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current list has been updated – i think the shapefile i used is weird so they all may not fill in perfectly, however they should tally with the current 2021 forests.