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1 ! '0"W # [\ m [] Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-31 Bradley Map continued on: SFL-34 Jow Kemp Florida Bay 80 52'30"W 25 7'30"N SFL31-01 Conchie Channel SFL31-02 Oyster Oyster s Murray SFL31-03 Murray Dave Foy Bank SFL31-04 Frank Catfish Frank SFL31-05 Palm Palm 25 7'30"N SFL3 Corm Map continued on: SFL ! h ( j Everglades National Park [] [ Florida Bay Clive SFL31-06 Clive Dildo Bank Johnson Map continued on: SFL-30 l Ross Sandy SFL32-02 Sandy Man of War Channel Man of War Cluett [ FL32S-01 xfoot Bank j Oxfoot Bank 25 0'0"N 81 0'0"W Oxfoot Bank SFL32S-01 Oxfoot Bank Legend Environmentally Sensitive Areas Summer Protection Priority Incident Command Post - Protect First A B - Protect after A Areas XX!S( s C - Protect after B Areas X!R( Oil Spill Risk Sites Acropora Priority Sites!E( Priority of Protection Equipment Storage Locations A - Protect First F B - Protect after A Areas Tidal Inlet Protection Strategy Response Methods Bio-Socioeconomic «Skimmer!( [\ h Beach Access Shallow Water Skimmer! # Airport Collection Point # Natural Collection Point!! General Booming Strategy (Length in Feet) [] American Crocodile [y Aquaculture k State Park/Aquatic Preserve [m High Recreation Beach [z Black Bear!d Boat Ramp "J! Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow [s Coast Guard!^ Coral [b Everglades Blue Bank Reef Monitoring Site Snail Kite Florida Panther!Å Heliport! Manatee u Marine Sanctuary [v NERR [j National Park!h Naval [«Piping [ Rice! Sea [ Smalltooth!q Water [r Wildlife Facility Plover Rat Turtle 800 Sawfish Intake Refuge Map continued on: SFL-31S! h ( SFL31-07 Western Florida Bay Banks (in area of) µ Mangroves Sea Turtle Nesting Beach Federal Managed Areas State Managed Areas State Waters/County Line Fish and Wildlife USCG Sector Boundary Research Institute Miles 80 52'30"W Sector St. Petersburg Sector West Florida s Area Committee Sector Miami Sector West 25 0'0"N
2 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-31 Conchie Channel Latitude (DMS): 25 6' " N Longitude (DMS): 80 57' " Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): USGS Quad: A8 QUAD Clive SFL ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer or Major in/out flow of water to Fla. Bay-"deep" water access to the east and south Waterfowl and diving bird colony, feeding habitat, Crocodile foraging, game fish, non-breeding sea turtles, pink shrimp deflection boom. 1,800' of containment boom in "J" configuration. Snake Bight has boat channel. Use Ranger guidance during boom deployment.
3 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-31 Oyster Latitude (DMS): 25 6' " N Longitude (DMS): 80 57' 4.967" W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): USGS Quad: A8 QUAD Clive SFL ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or Mangrove island Waterfowl, diving birds, wading birds and raptor colonies
4 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-31 Murray Latitude (DMS): 25 6' " N Longitude (DMS): 80 56' " Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): USGS Quad: A8 QUAD Clive SFL ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or Mangrove island Waterfowl colony, Osprey, wading birds, diving birds, raptors
5 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-31 Frank Latitude (DMS): 25 6' " N Longitude (DMS): 80 54' " Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): USGS Quad: A8 QUAD Clive SFL ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer or Mangrove islands Waterfowl colony, Osprey, All herons, Brown pelicans, Cormorants, Spoon bills
6 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-31 Palm Latitude (DMS): 25 6' " N Longitude (DMS): 80 52' " Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): USGS Quad: A8 QUAD Clive SFL ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or Mangrove islands Waterfowl colony, Osprey, raptors, diving birds, wading birds
7 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-31 Clive Latitude (DMS): 25 4' " N Longitude (DMS): 80 55' " Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): USGS Quad: A8 QUAD Clive SFL ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or Mangrove island Waterfowl colony, Osprey, raptors, passerine birds, wading birds, diving birds Threaten/Endangered Species: Coastal mangrove and estuary dependent fish and wildlife, wading birds, seabirds, smalltooth sawfish, oysters/shellfish, seagrass
8 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-31 Western Florida Bay Banks (in area of) Most < 6' deep. Latitude (DMS): 25 0' 6.995" N Longitude (DMS): 80 55' " Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 6 USGS Quad: H8 QUAD Schooner Bank Basins and banks: First National, Dildo, Ninemile Bank, Oxfoot SFL ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer or Seagrass, Mangrove Islands potential habitat for waterfowl, wading birds, diving birds Major pink shrimp nursery, Game fish, etc. Seagrass benthic community, waterfowl, wading birds Boom and skimmer depictions below are representations and may or may not be a recommendation for boom/skimmer placement positions or configurations. Min. Boom Length (FT): 5,000 Boom Type: Use 5,000' of deflection boom with 800' of containment boom in "J" configuration and shallow water skimming system. Use Ranger guidance during boom deployment.
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