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4	4	STSESSION S. 1198
5	5	To designate certain National Forest System land and certain public land
6	6	under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary
7	7	of Agriculture in the States of Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington,
8	8	and Wyoming as wilderness, wild and scenic rivers, wildland recovery
9	9	areas, and biological connecting corridors, and for other purposes.
10	10	IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
11	11	MARCH27, 2025
12	12	Mr. W
13	13	HITEHOUSE(for himself, Mr. BLUMENTHAL, Mr. BOOKER, Mr. DUR-
14	14	BIN, Ms. HIRONO, Mr. MARKEY, Mr. SANDERS, Mrs. SHAHEEN, and Ms.
15	15	W
16	16	ARREN) introduced the following bill; which was read twice and referred
17	17	to the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
18	18	A BILL
19	19	To designate certain National Forest System land and cer-
20	20	tain public land under the jurisdiction of the Secretary
21	21	of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture in the
22	22	States of Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wy-
23	23	oming as wilderness, wild and scenic rivers, wildland
24	24	recovery areas, and biological connecting corridors, and
25	25	for other purposes.
26	26	Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-1
27	27	tives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, 2
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31	31	SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; TABLE OF CONTENTS. 1
32	32	(a) S
33	33	HORTTITLE.—This Act may be cited as the 2
34	34	‘‘Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act’’. 3
35	35	(b) T
36	36	ABLE OFCONTENTS.—The table of contents for 4
37	37	this Act is as follows: 5
38	38	Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents.
39	39	Sec. 2. Findings.
40	40	Sec. 3. Purposes.
41	41	Sec. 4. Definitions.
42	42	TITLE I—DESIGNATION OF WILDERNESS
43	43	Sec. 101. Purpose.
44	44	Sec. 102. Greater Glacier/Northern Continental Divide ecosystem.
45	45	Sec. 103. Greater Yellowstone ecosystem.
46	46	Sec. 104. Greater Salmon/Selway ecosystem.
47	47	Sec. 105. Greater Cabinet-Yaak-Selkirk ecosystem.
48	48	Sec. 106. Greater Hells Canyon ecosystem.
49	49	Sec. 107. Islands in the Sky Wilderness.
50	50	Sec. 108. Wilderness in biological connecting corridors.
51	51	Sec. 109. Administration.
52	52	Sec. 110. Water.
53	53	Sec. 111. Donation of grazing permits and leases.
54	54	TITLE II—BIOLOGICAL CONNECTING CORRIDORS
55	55	Sec. 201. Findings.
56	56	Sec. 202. Designation of biological connecting corridors.
57	57	Sec. 203. Treatment of biological connecting corridors.
58	58	Sec. 204. Applicability of title.
59	59	Sec. 205. Cooperative agreements and land trades and acquisitions.
60	60	Sec. 206. Exemption of certain roads and highways.
61	61	TITLE III—WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS DESIGNATIONS
62	62	Sec. 301. Designation of wild and scenic rivers in Idaho, Montana, and Wyo-
63	63	ming.
64	64	TITLE IV—WILDLAND RESTORATION AND RECOVERY
65	65	Sec. 401. Definitions.
66	66	Sec. 402. Restoration and recovery.
67	67	Sec. 403. Management.
68	68	TITLE V—IMPLEMENTATION AND MONITORING
69	69	Sec. 501. Implementation report.
70	70	Sec. 502. Interagency team.
71	71	Sec. 503. Roadless land evaluation.
72	72	TITLE VI—EFFECT OF ACT ON INDIAN TRIBES
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76	76	Sec. 601. Rights of Indian Tribes.
77	77	Sec. 602. Federal trust responsibility.
78	78	Sec. 603. Exemption from Freedom of Information Act.
79	79	Sec. 604. Application of Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance
80	80	Act.
81	81	Sec. 605. Tribal use of protected areas.
82	82	TITLE VII—EFFECT OF ACT ON WATER RIGHTS
83	83	Sec. 701. Water rights.
84	84	SEC. 2. FINDINGS.
85	85	1
86	86	Congress finds that— 2
87	87	(1) many areas of undeveloped National Forest 3
88	88	System land, National Park System land, and public 4
89	89	land administered by the Bureau of Land Manage-5
90	90	ment in the States of Idaho, Montana, Oregon, 6
91	91	Washington, and Wyoming (referred to in this sec-7
92	92	tion as ‘‘public land’’)— 8
93	93	(A) possess outstanding natural character-9
94	94	istics that give the areas value as wildernesses, 10
95	95	parks, or wild and scenic rivers; and 11
96	96	(B) if properly preserved, will be an endur-12
97	97	ing resource as wildernesses and wildland areas 13
98	98	and of biodiversity for the benefit of the people 14
99	99	of the United States; 15
100	100	(2) the Northern Rockies Bioregion— 16
101	101	(A) contains the most diverse array of 17
102	102	wildland that remains in the United States 18
103	103	south of Canada; 19
104	104	(B) provides a sanctuary for species listed 20
105	105	as threatened or endangered under the Endan-21
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109	109	gered Species Act of 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et 1
110	110	seq.); 2
111	111	(C) is national interest public land that is 3
112	112	among the most popular wildland in the United 4
113	113	States; and 5
114	114	(D) embraces greater ecosystems and na-6
115	115	tional treasures such as the Greater Yellow-7
116	116	stone, Greater Glacier/Northern Continental Di-8
117	117	vide, Greater Hells Canyon/Wallowa, Greater 9
118	118	Salmon/Selway, and Greater Cabinet-Yaak-Sel-10
119	119	kirk ecosystems; 11
120	120	(3) the natural ecosystems in the Northern 12
121	121	Rockies Bioregion are largely dependent on— 13
122	122	(A) public land; and 14
123	123	(B) the ecological productivity and diver-15
124	124	sity of resources on public land; 16
125	125	(4) conservation of roadless areas on public 17
126	126	land— 18
127	127	(A) produces clean water; 19
128	128	(B) protects native fisheries and native 20
129	129	flora and fauna; 21
130	130	(C) provides scenic and recreational quali-22
131	131	ties; and 23
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135	135	(D) preserves options for sustainable eco-1
136	136	nomics through activities such as hunting, fish-2
137	137	ing, and wilderness-based recreation; 3
138	138	(5) the headwaters of several major river sys-4
139	139	tems, including the Columbia, Snake, Green, Mis-5
140	140	souri, and Saskatchewan Rivers, are in the Northern 6
141	141	Rockies Bioregion and the water of those rivers— 7
142	142	(A) flows to 3 oceans; 8
143	143	(B) is of economic importance to farming 9
144	144	and ranching operations, municipal water sup-10
145	145	plies, and water-based recreation, including 11
146	146	fishing and boating; and 12
147	147	(C) if protected, will enhance the uses de-13
148	148	scribed in subparagraph (B), reduce costs for 14
149	149	water treatment and irrigation, and increase 15
150	150	native fish populations; 16
151	151	(6) the wildlife treasures of the Northern Rock-17
152	152	ies Bioregion are of international significance and 18
153	153	contain intact, large mammalian fauna and rare and 19
154	154	unique plant life; 20
155	155	(7) wildlife habitat fragmentation due to road 21
156	156	building, timber harvesting, mining, oil and gas ex-22
157	157	ploration, lack of interagency cooperation, and other 23
158	158	activities has severe effects on— 24
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162	162	(A) the wildlife populations of the North-1
163	163	ern Rockies Bioregion (including populations of 2
164	164	species listed as threatened or endangered 3
165	165	under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (16 4
166	166	U.S.C. 1531 et seq.)) and the habitats of the 5
167	167	wildlife; and 6
168	168	(B) the water quality, ancient forests, and 7
169	169	greater ecosystems of the Northern Rockies 8
170	170	Bioregion; 9
171	171	(8) the overemphasis on resource extraction 10
172	172	from public land has— 11
173	173	(A) compromised ecosystem integrity and 12
174	174	detracted from economic diversification oppor-13
175	175	tunities; and 14
176	176	(B) resulted in economic instability and 15
177	177	high unemployment in rural, resource-depend-16
178	178	ent communities; 17
179	179	(9) the fragmentation and development of the 18
180	180	remaining roadless and essentially roadless eco-19
181	181	systems and biological connectors of the Northern 20
182	182	Rockies Bioregion would cause a loss to the United 21
183	183	States of— 22
184	184	(A) an entire wildland region; and 23
185	185	(B) the only remaining area in the United 24
186	186	States south of Canada that can support popu-25
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190	190	lations of gray wolves, grizzly bears, anad-1
191	191	romous fish, and other rare or endangered 2
192	192	plant or animal life in 1 intact bioregion; 3
193	193	(10) since the completion of the 1936 roadless 4
194	194	area inventory by Bob Marshall, millions of acres of 5
195	195	roadless wildland have been developed in the North-6
196	196	ern Rockies Bioregion; 7
197	197	(11) extensive fragmentation of wildland and 8
198	198	wildlife habitat has— 9
199	199	(A) resulted in the listing of several species 10
200	200	as threatened or endangered under the Endan-11
201	201	gered Species Act of 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et 12
202	202	seq.); and 13
203	203	(B) reduced the number and range of 14
204	204	other species, including anadromous fish; 15
205	205	(12) the natural ecosystems of the Northern 16
206	206	Rockies Bioregion serve as educational and research 17
207	207	centers for onsite studies in biology, geology, astron-18
208	208	omy, and other sciences; 19
209	209	(13) the pristine nature of public land helps 20
210	210	local communities attract new residents and busi-21
211	211	nesses based on local quality of life; 22
212	212	(14) a review of the situation in the Northern 23
213	213	Rockies Bioregion as of the date of enactment of 24
214	214	this Act has revealed the urgent need for an ecologi-25
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218	218	cal reserve system for the Northern Rockies Bio-1
219	219	region that includes core ecosystem reserve areas 2
220	220	and biological connecting corridors necessary— 3
221	221	(A) to ensure wildlife movements and ge-4
222	222	netic interchange between the core reserve 5
223	223	areas; and 6
224	224	(B) to act as carbon reserves in a warming 7
225	225	world; 8
226	226	(15) wildlife freedom of movement is essential 9
227	227	to the survival of wildlife species, and a number of 10
228	228	scientific studies have identified movement corridors 11
229	229	as necessary for wildlife conservation in a changing 12
230	230	climate; 13
231	231	(16) several foreign governments, including the 14
232	232	governments of Australia and Scotland, have an-15
233	233	nounced plans for corridors that would make wildlife 16
234	234	movement possible as climate pressures increase; 17
235	235	(17) the concept of connective corridors for 18
236	236	wildlife movement— 19
237	237	(A) has been endorsed by the Governors of 20
238	238	States in the western United States; and 21
239	239	(B) is recognized by conservation and sci-22
240	240	entific organizations, such as the National 23
241	241	Academy of Sciences, which, in 2008, described 24
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245	245	freedom of movement for wildlife as basic to the 1
246	246	emerging new science of movement ecology; 2
247	247	(18) freedom of wildlife movement— 3
248	248	(A) was a fundamental reason for the de-4
249	249	velopment and introduction of this Act; and 5
250	250	(B) has become an increasingly high-pro-6
251	251	file issue in the climate and biological sciences; 7
252	252	(19) the economic value to the United States of 8
253	253	most of the public land, left in its natural state, ex-9
254	254	ceeds any potential return to the Treasury of the 10
255	255	United States from timber harvest and development; 11
256	256	(20) if Federal land management in the North-12
257	257	ern Rockies Bioregion continues to result in develop-13
258	258	ment in roadless areas, the Federal Government will 14
259	259	be using tax revenues to fund permanent reductions 15
260	260	in wilderness, water quality, fish and wildlife habi-16
261	261	tat, species, and biological diversity; 17
262	262	(21) this Act— 18
263	263	(A) provides opportunities for employment 19
264	264	in outdoor trades by establishing rehabilitation 20
265	265	zones on specific tracts of damaged Federal 21
266	266	land where active restoration work will occur; 22
267	267	(B) will provide contracts for local busi-23
268	268	nesses; and 24
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272	272	(C) will renew the intrinsic economic, so-1
273	273	cial, and cultural benefits that result from pro-2
274	274	ductive land; 3
275	275	(22) Federal land rehabilitation projects— 4
276	276	(A) have direct benefits to local economies; 5
277	277	and 6
278	278	(B) reduce the loss to taxpayers in the 7
279	279	United States caused by below-cost timber sales 8
280	280	and other subsidized resource extraction; 9
281	281	(23) a congressional review of roadless areas 10
282	282	within public land identifies— 11
283	283	(A) areas that, on the basis of the land 12
284	284	form, ecosystem, associated fish and wildlife, 13
285	285	economic value, and location of the areas, will 14
286	286	help to fulfill the role of the Forest Service, Na-15
287	287	tional Park Service, and Bureau of Land Man-16
288	288	agement to ensure a quality National Wilder-17
289	289	ness Preservation System; 18
290	290	(B) areas that may have value as wild and 19
291	291	scenic rivers; and 20
292	292	(C) areas that— 21
293	293	(i) may not possess wilderness at-22
294	294	tributes and should not now be designated 23
295	295	as components of the National Wilderness 24
296	296	Preservation System; and 25
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300	300	(ii) should be studied to determine the 1
301	301	role of the areas in maintaining biological 2
302	302	diversity in the Northern Rockies Bio-3
303	303	region; 4
304	304	(24) many areas of public land— 5
305	305	(A) have been damaged and experienced a 6
306	306	reduction in productivity due to unwise develop-7
307	307	ment practices, which have also impaired eco-8
308	308	system function and biological diversity, such as 9
309	309	the Island Park area adjacent to Yellowstone 10
310	310	National Park, which contains large clear-cut 11
311	311	areas that border the park boundary; and 12
312	312	(B) should be returned to the former eco-13
313	313	logical health and native diversity of the areas 14
314	314	through efforts— 15
315	315	(i) to ensure that vital ecosystem com-16
316	316	ponents are restored, especially in areas in 17
317	317	which wildlife travel corridors and native 18
318	318	fish and wildlife populations have been 19
319	319	damaged or eliminated; and 20
320	320	(ii) to ensure and maintain genetic 21
321	321	interchange, biological diversity, and res-22
322	322	toration of native species diversity through-23
323	323	out the Northern Rockies Bioregion; 24
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327	327	(25) backcountry areas of the National Park 1
328	328	System have been damaged by inappropriate man-2
329	329	agement, despite policies that require that rec-3
330	330	ommended wilderness be administered as wilderness; 4
331	331	(26) an emphasis on structures and motorized 5
332	332	equipment, and in some instances developed 6
333	333	backcountry campsites, in backcountry areas of the 7
334	334	National Park System has detracted from and de-8
335	335	graded the wilderness character of those 9
336	336	backcountry areas; 10
337	337	(27) Federal agencies entrusted with managing 11
338	338	the natural resources of the Northern Rockies Bio-12
339	339	region— 13
340	340	(A) operate under contradictory congres-14
341	341	sional mandates; and 15
342	342	(B) are in dissension over management 16
343	343	policies that involve common resources and 17
344	344	greater ecosystems; 18
345	345	(28) Federal agency structures and regulatory 19
346	346	mechanisms as of the date of enactment of this Act 20
347	347	have proven unsatisfactory for the responsible man-21
348	348	agement of nationally important ecosystems on pub-22
349	349	lic land; 23
350	350	(29) Federal laws and regulations as of the 24
351	351	date of enactment of this Act have not been suffi-25
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355	355	cient to establish and maintain the accountability of 1
356	356	Federal agencies for public resources; and 2
357	357	(30) this Act does not affect private existing 3
358	358	rights. 4
359	359	SEC. 3. PURPOSES. 5
360	360	(a) I
361	361	NGENERAL.—The purposes of this Act are— 6
362	362	(1) to designate certain National Forest System 7
363	363	land, certain National Park System land, and cer-8
364	364	tain public land administered by the Bureau of Land 9
365	365	Management in the States of Idaho, Montana, Or-10
366	366	egon, Washington, and Wyoming as components of 11
367	367	the National Wilderness Preservation System; 12
368	368	(2) to designate certain National Forest System 13
369	369	land, certain public land administered by the Bureau 14
370	370	of Land Management, and watercourses on that Na-15
371	371	tional Forest System land and public land in the 16
372	372	States of Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming as compo-17
373	373	nents of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Sys-18
374	374	tem; 19
375	375	(3) to prioritize areas for wildland recovery to 20
376	376	help restore biological diversity and native species; 21
377	377	and 22
378	378	(4) to establish a system of biological con-23
379	379	necting corridors— 24
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383	383	(A) between the core ecosystems in the 1
384	384	Northern Rockies Bioregion; and 2
385	385	(B) that connect to ecologically significant 3
386	386	wildland to the south of the Northern Rockies 4
387	387	Bioregion. 5
388	388	(b) P
389	389	URPOSE OFDESIGNATIONS.—The designations 6
390	390	of land made by this Act are made— 7
391	391	(1) to promote, perpetuate, and preserve the 8
392	392	wilderness character of the designated land; 9
393	393	(2) to protect water quality, watersheds, and 10
394	394	wildlife habitats, including the habitats of species 11
395	395	listed as threatened or endangered under the Endan-12
396	396	gered Species Act of 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.); 13
397	397	(3) to protect the ecological integrity and con-14
398	398	tiguity of major wildland ecosystems and the inter-15
399	399	connecting corridors of the ecosystems identified by 16
400	400	the Director of the United States Fish and Wildlife 17
401	401	Service or another official; 18
402	402	(4) to protect and maintain biological and na-19
403	403	tive species diversity and dispersal throughout the 20
404	404	Northern Rockies Bioregion; 21
405	405	(5) to promote and ensure interagency coopera-22
406	406	tion in the implementation of integrated, holistic 23
407	407	ecosystem management and protection of the eco-24
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411	411	systems and corridors covered by this Act based on 1
412	412	principles from conservation biology; 2
413	413	(6) to preserve scenic, historic, and cultural re-3
414	414	sources; 4
415	415	(7) to promote scientific research, primitive 5
416	416	recreation, solitude, physical and mental challenges, 6
417	417	and inspiration for the benefit of the people of the 7
418	418	United States; 8
419	419	(8) to avoid the misinvestment of scarce capital 9
420	420	in land of marginal timber value; and 10
421	421	(9) to promote ecologically and economically 11
422	422	sustainable management in the Northern Rockies 12
423	423	Bioregion. 13
424	424	SEC. 4. DEFINITIONS. 14
425	425	In this Act: 15
426	426	(1) C
427	427	ORRIDOR.—The term ‘‘corridor’’ means an 16
428	428	area that provides connectivity of habitat or poten-17
429	429	tial habitat, and that facilitates the ability of terres-18
430	430	trial, estuarine, and freshwater fish, or wildlife, to 19
431	431	move within a landscape— 20
432	432	(A) as needed for migration, gene flow, or 21
433	433	dispersal; or 22
434	434	(B) in response to the impacts of climate 23
435	435	change or other impacts. 24
436	436	(2) D
437	437	EVELOPMENT.— 25
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441	441	(A) IN GENERAL.—The term ‘‘develop-1
442	442	ment’’ means an activity that eliminates the 2
443	443	roadless and wilderness characteristics of the 3
444	444	land on which the activity takes place. 4
445	445	(B) I
446	446	NCLUSIONS.—The term ‘‘develop-5
447	447	ment’’ includes the construction or operation of 6
448	448	a ski resort facility, road building, timber har-7
449	449	vesting, mining, and oil and gas drilling. 8
450	450	(3) G
451	451	REATER ECOSYSTEM .—The term ‘‘greater 9
452	452	ecosystem’’, when used in conjunction with a specific 10
453	453	ecosystem described in this Act, means an ecological 11
454	454	land unit— 12
455	455	(A)(i) of sufficient scale to support and 13
456	456	maintain populations of large vertebrate species 14
457	457	and the other native plant and animal species 15
458	458	of the unit; and 16
459	459	(ii) comprised of land that is similar in to-17
460	460	pography, climate, and plant and animal species 18
461	461	on the land; or 19
462	462	(B) contiguous with the habitat of a wild-20
463	463	life indicator species listed as threatened or en-21
464	464	dangered under the Endangered Species Act of 22
465	465	1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.), including the 23
466	466	grizzly bear, lynx, or caribou, as depicted on 24
467	467	habitat maps of Federal agencies. 25
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471	471	(4) HABITAT.—The term ‘‘habitat’’ means the 1
472	472	physical, chemical, and biological properties that are 2
473	473	used by fish, wildlife, or plants for growth, reproduc-3
474	474	tion, survival, food, water, and cover on a tract of 4
475	475	land, in a body of water, or in an area or region. 5
476	476	(5) I
477	477	NDIAN TRIBE.—The term ‘‘Indian Tribe’’ 6
478	478	has the meaning given the term in section 4 of the 7
479	479	Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance 8
480	480	Act (25 U.S.C. 5304). 9
481	481	(6) N
482	482	ORTHERN ROCKIES BIOREGION .—The 10
483	483	term ‘‘Northern Rockies Bioregion’’ means the por-11
484	484	tion of the Northern Rocky Mountains in the States 12
485	485	of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Oregon, and Wash-13
486	486	ington, as depicted on maps referred to in this Act. 14
487	487	(7) P
488	488	UBLIC LAND.—The term ‘‘public land’’ 15
489	489	has the meaning given the term ‘‘public lands’’ in 16
490	490	section 103 of the Federal Land Policy and Manage-17
491	491	ment Act of 1976 (43 U.S.C. 1702). 18
492	492	(8) S
493	493	ECRETARY CONCERNED .—The term ‘‘Sec-19
494	494	retary concerned’’ means— 20
495	495	(A) the Secretary of Agriculture, with re-21
496	496	spect to National Forest System land; and 22
497	497	(B) the Secretary of the Interior, with re-23
498	498	spect to National Park System land and public 24
499	499	land. 25
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503	503	TITLE I—DESIGNATION OF 1
504	504	WILDERNESS 2
505	505	SEC. 101. PURPOSE. 3
506	506	The purpose of this title is to designate certain Na-4
507	507	tional Forest System land, National Park System land, 5
508	508	and public land administered by the Bureau of Land Man-6
509	509	agement in the States of Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Wash-7
510	510	ington, and Wyoming as wilderness and as components of 8
511	511	the National Wilderness Preservation System in further-9
512	512	ance of the purposes of the Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C. 10
513	513	1131 et seq.). 11
514	514	SEC. 102. GREATER GLACIER/NORTHERN CONTINENTAL DI-12
515	515	VIDE ECOSYSTEM. 13
516	516	(a) D
517	517	EFINITION OFMAP.—In this section, the term 14
518	518	‘‘Map’’ means the map entitled ‘‘Greater Glacier’’ and 15
519	519	dated April 10, 2023. 16
520	520	(b) D
521	521	ESIGNATIONS.—To protect the unique eco-17
522	522	system of the Greater Glacier/Northern Continental Di-18
523	523	vide ecosystem, the following land is designated as wilder-19
524	524	ness: 20
525	525	(1) B
526	526	OB MARSHALL WILDERNESS COMPLEX AD -21
527	527	DITIONS.—The following land is incorporated in, and 22
528	528	shall be administered as part of, the Bob Marshall 23
529	529	Wilderness, Great Bear Wilderness, or Scapegoat 24
530	530	Wilderness, as applicable: 25
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534	534	(A) BOB MARSHALL /SCAPEGOAT ADDI -1
535	535	TIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Hel-2
536	536	ena-Lewis and Clark National Forest and Lolo 3
537	537	National Forest and certain public land admin-4
538	538	istered by the Lewistown Field Office of the 5
539	539	Bureau of Land Management comprising ap-6
540	540	proximately 429,647 acres, identified as ‘‘Bob 7
541	541	Marshall/Scapegoat Additions’’ on the Map, of 8
542	542	which— 9
543	543	(i) the Federal land described in this 10
544	544	subparagraph that is adjacent to the Bob 11
545	545	Marshall Wilderness is incorporated in, 12
546	546	and shall be administered as part of, the 13
547	547	Bob Marshall Wilderness; and 14
548	548	(ii) the Federal land described in this 15
549	549	subparagraph that is adjacent to the 16
550	550	Scapegoat Wilderness is incorporated in, 17
551	551	and shall be administered as part of, the 18
552	552	Scapegoat Wilderness. 19
553	553	(B) B
554	554	OB MARSHALL/GREAT BEAR ADDI -20
555	555	TIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Flat-21
556	556	head National Forest comprising approximately 22
557	557	352,025 acres, identified as ‘‘Bob Marshall/ 23
558	558	Great Bear Additions’’ on the Map, of which— 24
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562	562	(i) the Federal land described in this 1
563	563	subparagraph that is adjacent to the Bob 2
564	564	Marshall Wilderness is incorporated in, 3
565	565	and shall be administered as part of, the 4
566	566	Bob Marshall Wilderness; and 5
567	567	(ii) the Federal land described in this 6
568	568	subparagraph that is adjacent to the Great 7
569	569	Bear Wilderness is incorporated in, and 8
570	570	shall be administered as part of, the Great 9
571	571	Bear Wilderness. 10
572	572	(C) G
573	573	REAT BEAR ADDITIONS .—Certain 11
574	574	Federal land within the Flathead National For-12
575	575	est comprising approximately 24,295 acres, 13
576	576	identified as ‘‘Great Bear Additions’’, is incor-14
577	577	porated in, and shall be administered as part 15
578	578	of, the Great Bear Wilderness. 16
579	579	(D) M
580	580	IDDLE FORK FLATHEAD ADDI -17
581	581	TION.—Certain Federal land within the Flat-18
582	582	head National Forest comprising approximately 19
583	583	22,086 acres, identified as ‘‘Middle Fork Flat-20
584	584	head Addition’’ on the Map, is incorporated in, 21
585	585	and shall be administered as part of, the Great 22
586	586	Bear Wilderness. 23
587	587	(2) M
588	588	ISSION MOUNTAINS WILDERNESS ADDI -24
589	589	TIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Lolo Na-25
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593	593	tional Forest and Flathead National Forest com-1
594	594	prising approximately 29,000 acres, identified as 2
595	595	‘‘Mission Mountains Additions’’ on the Map, is in-3
596	596	corporated in, and shall be administered as part of, 4
597	597	the Mission Mountains Wilderness. 5
598	598	(3) N
599	599	EW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVA -6
600	600	TION SYSTEM COMPONENTS .—Each of the following 7
601	601	areas of land is designated as a component of the 8
602	602	National Wilderness Preservation System: 9
603	603	(A) G
604	604	LACIER WILDERNESS , GLACIER NA-10
605	605	TIONAL PARK.—Certain Federal land within 11
606	606	Glacier National Park comprising approxi-12
607	607	mately 925,000 acres, identified as ‘‘Wilder-13
608	608	ness’’ on the map entitled ‘‘Glacier National 14
609	609	Park Wilderness’’ and dated April 29, 2016, 15
610	610	which shall be known as the ‘‘Glacier Wilder-16
611	611	ness’’. 17
612	612	(B) S
613	613	AWTOOTH RIDGE WILDERNESS .—Cer-18
614	614	tain Federal land within the Lewis and Clark 19
615	615	National Forest comprising approximately 20
616	616	15,693 acres, identified as ‘‘Sawtooth Ridge’’ 21
617	617	on the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Saw-22
618	618	tooth Ridge Wilderness’’. 23
619	619	(C) T
620	620	UCHUCK WILDERNESS .—Certain 24
621	621	Federal land within the Flathead National For-25
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625	625	est and the Kootenai National Forest com-1
626	626	prising approximately 144,615 acres, identified 2
627	627	as ‘‘487’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 3
628	628	the ‘‘Tuchuck Wilderness’’. 4
629	629	(D) L
630	630	E BEAU WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-5
631	631	eral land within the Flathead National Forest 6
632	632	and the Kootenai National Forest comprising 7
633	633	approximately 6,523 acres, identified as ‘‘Le 8
634	634	Beau’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 9
635	635	‘‘Le Beau Wilderness’’. 10
636	636	(E) T
637	637	EN LAKES WILDERNESS .—Certain 11
638	638	Federal land within the Kootenai National For-12
639	639	est comprising approximately 48,545 acres, 13
640	640	identified as ‘‘Ten Lakes’’ on the Map, which 14
641	641	shall be known as the ‘‘Ten Lakes Wilderness’’. 15
642	642	(F) C
643	643	OAL RIDGE WILDERNESS .—Certain 16
644	644	Federal land within the Flathead National For-17
645	645	est comprising approximately 63,517 acres, 18
646	646	identified as ‘‘Coal Ridge’’ on the Map, which 19
647	647	shall be known as the ‘‘Coal Ridge Wilderness’’. 20
648	648	(G) S
649	649	TANDARD PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-21
650	650	tain Federal land within the Flathead National 22
651	651	Forest comprising approximately 18,561 acres, 23
652	652	identified as ‘‘Standard Peak’’ on the Map, 24
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656	656	which shall be known as the ‘‘Standard Peak 1
657	657	Wilderness’’. 2
658	658	(H) D
659	659	EMERS WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-3
660	660	eral land within the Flathead National Forest 4
661	661	comprising approximately 6,955 acres, identi-5
662	662	fied as ‘‘Demers’’ on the Map, which shall be 6
663	663	known as the ‘‘Demers Wilderness’’. 7
664	664	(I) L
665	665	INCOLN GULCH WILDERNESS .—Cer-8
666	666	tain Federal land within the Helena-Lewis and 9
667	667	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-10
668	668	mately 8,250 acres, identified as ‘‘Lincoln 11
669	669	Gulch’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 12
670	670	the ‘‘Lincoln Gulch Wilderness’’. 13
671	671	(J) A
672	672	NACONDA HILL WILDERNESS .—Cer-14
673	673	tain Federal land within the Helena-Lewis and 15
674	674	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-16
675	675	mately 18,546 acres, identified as ‘‘Anaconda 17
676	676	Hill’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 18
677	677	‘‘Anaconda Hill Wilderness’’. 19
678	678	(K) D
679	679	EVIL MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-20
680	680	tain public land administered by the Missoula 21
681	681	Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-22
682	682	ment comprising approximately 10,890 acres, 23
683	683	identified as ‘‘Devil Mountain’’ on the Map, 24
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687	687	which shall be known as the ‘‘Devil Mountain 1
688	688	Wilderness’’. 2
689	689	(L) S
690	690	PECIMEN CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-3
691	691	tain Federal land within the Helena-Lewis and 4
692	692	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-5
693	693	mately 12,327 acres, identified as ‘‘Specimen 6
694	694	Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 7
695	695	the ‘‘Specimen Creek Wilderness’’. 8
696	696	(M) N
697	697	EVADA MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 9
698	698	Certain Federal land within the Helena-Lewis 10
699	699	and Clark National Forest comprising approxi-11
700	700	mately 50,135 acres, identified as ‘‘Nevada 12
701	701	Mountain’’ on the Map, which shall be known 13
702	702	as the ‘‘Nevada Mountain Wilderness’’. 14
703	703	(N) C
704	704	RATER MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 15
705	705	Certain Federal land in the Helena-Lewis and 16
706	706	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-17
707	707	mately 9,612 acres, identified as ‘‘367’’ on the 18
708	708	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Crater 19
709	709	Mountain Wilderness’’. 20
710	710	(O) C
711	711	HAMBERLAIN MOUNTAIN WILDER -21
712	712	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 22
713	713	Missoula Field Office of the Bureau of Land 23
714	714	Management comprising approximately 11,412 24
715	715	acres, identified as ‘‘359’’ on the Map, which 25
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719	719	shall be known as the ‘‘Chamberlain Mountain 1
720	720	Wilderness’’. 2
721	721	(P) B
722	722	ADGER-TWO MEDICINE WILDER -3
723	723	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Helena- 4
724	724	Lewis and Clark National Forest comprising 5
725	725	approximately 125,795 acres, identified as 6
726	726	‘‘Badger-Two Medicine’’ on the Map, which 7
727	727	shall be known as the ‘‘Badger-Two Medicine 8
728	728	Wilderness’’. 9
729	729	SEC. 103. GREATER YELLOWSTONE ECOSYSTEM. 10
730	730	(a) D
731	731	EFINITION OFMAP.—In this section, the term 11
732	732	‘‘Map’’ means the map entitled ‘‘Greater Yellowstone’’ and 12
733	733	dated April 10, 2023. 13
734	734	(b) D
735	735	ESIGNATIONS.—To protect the unique eco-14
736	736	system of the greater Yellowstone ecosystem, the following 15
737	737	land is designated as wilderness: 16
738	738	(1) A
739	739	BSAROKA-BEARTOOTH WILDERNESS ADDI -17
740	740	TIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Custer Gal-18
741	741	latin National Forest and the Shoshone National 19
742	742	Forest comprising approximately 307,069 acres, 20
743	743	identified as ‘‘Absaroka-Beartooth Additions and 21
744	744	North Absaroka-Beartooth Additions’’ on the Map, 22
745	745	is incorporated in, and shall be administered as part 23
746	746	of, the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness. 24
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750	750	(2) NORTH ABSAROKA WILDERNESS ADDI -1
751	751	TIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Shoshone 2
752	752	National Forest and the Custer Gallatin National 3
753	753	Forest comprising approximately 173,000 acres, 4
754	754	identified as ‘‘Wapiti Valley North, Trout Creek/ 5
755	755	Rattlesnake, Pat O’Hara, Sulphur Creek/Sunlight 6
756	756	Creek, Windy Mountain, and Reef/Republic Moun-7
757	757	tain’’ on the Map, is incorporated in, and shall be 8
758	758	administered as part of, the North Absaroka Wilder-9
759	759	ness. 10
760	760	(3) W
761	761	ASHAKIE WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .—Cer-11
762	762	tain Federal land within the Shoshone National For-12
763	763	est and certain public land administered by the 13
764	764	Lander Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-14
765	765	ment comprising approximately 339,000 acres, iden-15
766	766	tified as ‘‘Castle Rock/Telephone Draw/Carson Lake, 16
767	767	Wood River, Franc’s Peak, South Fork (1 and 2)/ 17
768	768	Carter Mountain, Wapiti Valley South, and Dunoir/ 18
769	769	Teton Additions (including Dunoir, South Dunoir, 19
770	770	East Dunoir, West Dunoir, and Togwotee Pass por-20
771	771	tions)’’ on the Map, is incorporated in, and shall be 21
772	772	administered as part of, the Washakie Wilderness. 22
773	773	(4) F
774	774	ITZPATRICK WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .— 23
775	775	The following land is incorporated in, and shall be 24
776	776	administered as part of, the Fitzpatrick Wilderness: 25
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780	780	(A) FITZPATRICK WILDERNESS ADDI -1
781	781	TION.—Certain Federal land within the Sho-2
782	782	shone National Forest comprising approxi-3
783	783	mately 6,000 acres, identified as ‘‘Seven Lakes- 4
784	784	Mosquito Lake/Warm Springs Creek (Warm 5
785	785	Springs Creek portion)’’ on the Map. 6
786	786	(B) B
787	787	ENCH MARK ADDITION .—Certain 7
788	788	Federal land within the Shoshone National For-8
789	789	est comprising approximately 5,943 acres, iden-9
790	790	tified as ‘‘Bench Mark’’ on the Map. 10
791	791	(5) T
792	792	ETON WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .—Certain 11
793	793	Federal land within the Bridger-Teton National For-12
794	794	est comprising approximately 24,000 acres, identi-13
795	795	fied as ‘‘Dunoir/Teton Additions (Teton Additions 14
796	796	portion)’’ on the Map, is incorporated in, and shall 15
797	797	be administered as part of, the Teton Wilderness. 16
798	798	(6) G
799	799	ROS VENTRE WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .— 17
800	800	Certain Federal land within the Bridger-Teton Na-18
801	801	tional Forest comprising approximately 134,761 19
802	802	acres, identified as ‘‘Gros Ventre Additions’’ on the 20
803	803	Map, is incorporated in, and shall be administered 21
804	804	as part of, the Gros Ventre Wilderness. 22
805	805	(7) B
806	806	RIDGER WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .—Cer-23
807	807	tain Federal land within the Bridger-Teton National 24
808	808	Forest and certain public land administered by the 25
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812	812	Pinedale Field Office of the Bureau of Land Man-1
813	813	agement comprising approximately 230,000 acres, 2
814	814	identified as ‘‘Silver Creek Falls/Scab Creek, West 3
815	815	Slope Winds/Popo Agie Addition (West Slope Winds 4
816	816	portion), and Seven Lakes-Mosquito Lake/Warm 5
817	817	Springs Creek (Seven Lakes-Mosquito Lake por-6
818	818	tion)’’ on the Map, is incorporated in, and shall be 7
819	819	administered as part of, the Bridger Wilderness. 8
820	820	(8) P
821	821	OPO AGIE WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .—Cer-9
822	822	tain Federal land within the Shoshone National For-10
823	823	est comprising approximately 60,000 acres, identi-11
824	824	fied as ‘‘Middle Fork and West Slope Winds/Popo 12
825	825	Agie Addition (Popo Agie Addition portion)’’ on the 13
826	826	Map, is incorporated in, and shall be administered 14
827	827	as part of, the Popo Agie Wilderness. 15
828	828	(9) J
829	829	EDEDIAH SMITH WILDERNESS ADDI -16
830	830	TIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Bridger- 17
831	831	Teton and Caribou-Targhee National Forest com-18
832	832	prising approximately 56,618 acres, identified as 19
833	833	‘‘Jedediah Smith Additions’’ on the Map, is incor-20
834	834	porated in, and shall be administered as part of, the 21
835	835	Jedediah Smith Wilderness. 22
836	836	(10) L
837	837	EE METCALF WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .— 23
838	838	The following land is incorporated in, and shall be 24
839	839	administered as part of, the Lee Metcalf Wilderness: 25
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843	843	(A) COWBOYS HEAVEN ADDITION .—Cer-1
844	844	tain Federal land within the Custer Gallatin 2
845	845	National Forest and the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 3
846	846	National Forest comprising approximately 4
847	847	24,507 acres, identified as ‘‘Cowboys Heaven’’ 5
848	848	on the Map. 6
849	849	(B) L
850	850	EE METCALF ADDITION .—Certain 7
851	851	Federal land within the Custer Gallatin Na-8
852	852	tional Forest and the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 9
853	853	National Forest comprising approximately 10
854	854	166,494 acres, identified as ‘‘Lee Metcalf Addi-11
855	855	tion’’ on the Map. 12
856	856	(11) N
857	857	EW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVA -13
858	858	TION SYSTEM COMPONENTS .—Each of the following 14
859	859	areas of land is designated as a component of the 15
860	860	National Wilderness Preservation System: 16
861	861	(A) Y
862	862	ELLOWSTONE WILDERNESS , YELLOW-17
863	863	STONE NATIONAL PARK .—Certain Federal land 18
864	864	within Yellowstone National Park comprising 19
865	865	approximately 2,030,000 acres, identified as 20
866	866	‘‘Wilderness’’ on the map entitled ‘‘Yellowstone 21
867	867	National Park Wilderness’’ and dated April 29, 22
868	868	2016, which shall be known as the ‘‘Yellowstone 23
869	869	Wilderness’’. 24
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873	873	(B) GRAND TETON WILDERNESS , GRAND 1
874	874	TETON NATIONAL PARK .—Certain Federal land 2
875	875	within the Grand Teton National Park com-3
876	876	prising approximately 123,000 acres, identified 4
877	877	as ‘‘Wilderness’’ on the map entitled ‘‘Grand 5
878	878	Teton National Park Wilderness’’ and dated 6
879	879	April 29, 2016, which shall be known as the 7
880	880	‘‘Grand Teton Wilderness’’. 8
881	881	(C) S
882	882	NOWCREST WILDERNESS .—Certain 9
883	883	Federal land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 10
884	884	National Forest and certain public land admin-11
885	885	istered by the Dillon Field Office of the Bureau 12
886	886	of Land Management comprising approximately 13
887	887	104,174 acres, identified as ‘‘Snowcrest Wilder-14
888	888	ness’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 15
889	889	‘‘Snowcrest Wilderness’’. 16
890	890	(D) F
891	891	REEZEOUT MOUNTAIN WILDER -17
892	892	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Beaver-18
893	893	head-Deerlodge National Forest comprising ap-19
894	894	proximately 68,853 acres, identified as 20
895	895	‘‘Freezeout Mountain’’ on the Map, which shall 21
896	896	be known as the ‘‘Freezeout Mountain Wilder-22
897	897	ness’’. 23
898	898	(E) L
899	899	ONE BUTTE WILDERNESS .—Certain 24
900	900	Federal land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 25
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904	904	National Forest comprising approximately 1
905	905	13,913 acres, identified as ‘‘Lone Butte’’ on the 2
906	906	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Lone Butte 3
907	907	Wilderness’’. 4
908	908	(F) B
909	909	LACK BUTTE WILDERNESS .—Certain 5
910	910	Federal land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 6
911	911	National Forest comprising approximately 7
912	912	39,217 acres, identified as ‘‘Black Butte’’ on 8
913	913	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Black 9
914	914	Butte Wilderness’’. 10
915	915	(G) B
916	916	IG HORN MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 11
917	917	Certain Federal land within the Beaverhead- 12
918	918	Deerlodge National Forest comprising approxi-13
919	919	mately 55,100 acres, identified as ‘‘Big Horn 14
920	920	Mountain’’ on the Map, which shall be known 15
921	921	as the ‘‘Big Horn Mountain Wilderness’’. 16
922	922	(H) V
923	923	IGILANTE WILDERNESS .—Certain 17
924	924	Federal land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 18
925	925	National Forest comprising approximately 19
926	926	16,031 acres, identified as ‘‘Vigilante’’ on the 20
927	927	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Vigilante 21
928	928	Wilderness’’. 22
929	929	(I) C
930	930	HERRY LAKES WILDERNESS .—Certain 23
931	931	Federal land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 24
932	932	National Forest comprising approximately 25
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936	936	13,080 acres, identified as ‘‘Cherry Lakes’’ on 1
937	937	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Cherry 2
938	938	Lakes Wilderness’’. 3
939	939	(J) A
940	940	XOLOTL WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-4
941	941	eral land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge Na-5
942	942	tional Forest and certain public land adminis-6
943	943	tered by the Dillon Field Office of the Bureau 7
944	944	of Land Management comprising approximately 8
945	945	46,421 acres, identified as ‘‘Axolotl’’ on the 9
946	946	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Axolotl Wil-10
947	947	derness’’. 11
948	948	(K) Y
949	949	ANKEE JIM WILDERNESS .—Certain 12
950	950	Federal land within the Custer-Gallatin Na-13
951	951	tional Forest comprising approximately 8,199 14
952	952	acres, identified as ‘‘Yankee Jim’’ on the Map, 15
953	953	which shall be known as the ‘‘Yankee Jim Wil-16
954	954	derness’’. 17
955	955	(L) G
956	956	ALLATIN RANGE WILDERNESS .—Cer-18
957	957	tain Federal land within the Custer Gallatin 19
958	958	National Forest comprising approximately 20
959	959	249,213 acres, identified as ‘‘Gallatin Range’’ 21
960	960	on the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Gal-22
961	961	latin Range Wilderness’’. 23
962	962	(M) G
963	963	ARNIT MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 24
964	964	Certain Federal land within the Custer Gallatin 25
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968	968	National Forest comprising approximately 1
969	969	7,853 acres, identified as ‘‘Garnit Mountain’’ 2
970	970	on the Map, which shall be known as the 3
971	971	‘‘Garnit Mountain Wilderness’’. 4
972	972	(N) L
973	973	IONHEAD WILDERNESS .—Certain 5
974	974	Federal land within the Custer Gallatin Na-6
975	975	tional Forest and the Caribou-Targhee National 7
976	976	Forest comprising approximately 60,998 acres, 8
977	977	identified as ‘‘Lionhead’’ on the Map, which 9
978	978	shall be known as the ‘‘Lionhead Wilderness’’. 10
979	979	(O) D
980	980	EEP LAKE WILDERNESS .—Certain 11
981	981	Federal land within the Custer Gallatin Na-12
982	982	tional Forest and the Shoshone National Forest 13
983	983	comprising approximately 140,070 acres, identi-14
984	984	fied as ‘‘Deep Lake’’ on the Map, which shall 15
985	985	be known as the ‘‘Deep Lake Wilderness’’. 16
986	986	(P) M
987	987	ONUMENT RIDGE WILDERNESS .— 17
988	988	Certain Federal land within the Bridger-Teton 18
989	989	National Forest comprising approximately 19
990	990	17,595 acres, identified as ‘‘Monument Ridge’’ 20
991	991	on the Map, which shall be known as the 21
992	992	‘‘Monument Ridge Wilderness’’. 22
993	993	(Q) M
994	994	UNGER MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 23
995	995	Certain Federal land within the Bridger-Teton 24
996	996	National Forest comprising approximately 25
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1000	1000	10,071 acres, identified as ‘‘Munger Mountain’’ 1
1001	1001	on the Map, which shall be known as the 2
1002	1002	‘‘Munger Mountain Wilderness’’. 3
1003	1003	(R) L
1004	1004	ITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN WILDER -4
1005	1005	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the 5
1006	1006	Bridger-Teton National Forest comprising ap-6
1007	1007	proximately 13,699 acres, identified as ‘‘Little 7
1008	1008	Sheep Mountain’’ on the Map, which shall be 8
1009	1009	known as the ‘‘Little Sheep Mountain Wilder-9
1010	1010	ness’’. 10
1011	1011	(S) M
1012	1012	T. LEIDY HIGHLANDS WILDER -11
1013	1013	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the 12
1014	1014	Bridger-Teton National Forest comprising ap-13
1015	1015	proximately 213,457 acres, identified as ‘‘Mt. 14
1016	1016	Leidy Highlands’’ on the Map, which shall be 15
1017	1017	known as the ‘‘Mt. Leidy Highlands Wilder-16
1018	1018	ness’’. 17
1019	1019	(T) S
1020	1020	ALT RIVER RANGE WILDERNESS .— 18
1021	1021	Certain Federal land within the Bridger-Teton 19
1022	1022	National Forest comprising approximately 20
1023	1023	245,154 acres, identified as ‘‘Salt River Range’’ 21
1024	1024	on the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Salt 22
1025	1025	River Range Wilderness’’. 23
1026	1026	(U) G
1027	1027	RAYBACK RIDGE WILDERNESS .—Cer-24
1028	1028	tain Federal land within the Bridger-Teton Na-25
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1032	1032	tional Forest comprising approximately 314,093 1
1033	1033	acres, identified as ‘‘Grayback Ridge’’ on the 2
1034	1034	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Grayback 3
1035	1035	Ridge Wilderness’’. 4
1036	1036	(V) C
1037	1037	OMMISSARY RIDGE WILDERNESS .— 5
1038	1038	Certain Federal land within the Bridger-Teton 6
1039	1039	National Forest comprising approximately 7
1040	1040	164,930 acres, identified as ‘‘Commissary 8
1041	1041	Ridge’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 9
1042	1042	the ‘‘Commissary Ridge Wilderness’’. 10
1043	1043	(W) S
1044	1044	OUTH WYOMING RANGE WILDER -11
1045	1045	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the 12
1046	1046	Bridger-Teton National Forest comprising ap-13
1047	1047	proximately 97,981 acres, identified as ‘‘South 14
1048	1048	Wyoming Range’’ on the Map, which shall be 15
1049	1049	known as the ‘‘South Wyoming Range Wilder-16
1050	1050	ness’’. 17
1051	1051	(X) N
1052	1052	ORTH MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 18
1053	1053	Certain Federal land within the Bridger-Teton 19
1054	1054	National Forest comprising approximately 20
1055	1055	5,977 acres, identified as ‘‘North Mountain’’ on 21
1056	1056	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘North 22
1057	1057	Mountain Wilderness’’. 23
1058	1058	(Y) G
1059	1059	RAYBACK RIDGE EAST WILDER -24
1060	1060	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the 25
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1064	1064	Bridger-Teton National Forest comprising ap-1
1065	1065	proximately 13,297 acres, identified as 2
1066	1066	‘‘Grayback Ridge East’’ on the Map, which 3
1067	1067	shall be known as the ‘‘Grayback Ridge East 4
1068	1068	Wilderness’’. 5
1069	1069	(Z) P
1070	1070	ALISADES WILDERNESS .—Certain 6
1071	1071	Federal land within the Bridger-Teton National 7
1072	1072	Forest and the Caribou-Targhee National For-8
1073	1073	est comprising approximately 260,677 acres, 9
1074	1074	identified as ‘‘Palisades’’ on the Map, which 10
1075	1075	shall be known as the ‘‘Palisades Wilderness’’. 11
1076	1076	(AA) G
1077	1077	ANNETT HILLS WILDERNESS .—Cer-12
1078	1078	tain Federal land within the Bridger-Teton Na-13
1079	1079	tional Forest and the Caribou National Forest 14
1080	1080	comprising approximately 61,544 acres, identi-15
1081	1081	fied as ‘‘Gannett Hills and Gannett Hills/ 16
1082	1082	Spring Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be 17
1083	1083	known as the ‘‘Gannett Hills Wilderness’’. 18
1084	1084	(BB) R
1085	1085	AYMOND MOUNTAIN NORTH WIL -19
1086	1086	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 20
1087	1087	Bridger-Teton National Forest and certain pub-21
1088	1088	lic land administered by the Kemmerer Field 22
1089	1089	Office of the Bureau of Land Management 23
1090	1090	comprising approximately 11,765 acres, identi-24
1091	1091	fied as ‘‘Raymond Mountain North’’ on the 25
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1095	1095	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Raymond 1
1096	1096	Mountain North Wilderness’’. 2
1097	1097	(CC) R
1098	1098	AYMOND MOUNTAIN WILDER -3
1099	1099	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 4
1100	1100	Kemmerer Field Office of the Bureau of Land 5
1101	1101	Management comprising approximately 32,932 6
1102	1102	acres, identified as ‘‘Raymond Mountain Wil-7
1103	1103	derness’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 8
1104	1104	the ‘‘Raymond Mountain Wilderness’’. 9
1105	1105	(DD) L
1106	1106	AKE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 10
1107	1107	Certain Federal land within the Bridger-Teton 11
1108	1108	National Forest and certain public land admin-12
1109	1109	istered by the Pinedale Field Office of the Bu-13
1110	1110	reau of Land Management comprising approxi-14
1111	1111	mately 25,618 acres, identified as ‘‘Lake Moun-15
1112	1112	tain’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 16
1113	1113	‘‘Lake Mountain Wilderness’’. 17
1114	1114	(EE) G
1115	1115	ARNS MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 18
1116	1116	Certain Federal land within the Caribou- 19
1117	1117	Targhee National Forest comprising approxi-20
1118	1118	mately 95,704 acres, identified as ‘‘Garns 21
1119	1119	Mountain’’ on the Map, which shall be known 22
1120	1120	as the ‘‘Garns Mountain Wilderness’’. 23
1121	1121	(FF) P
1122	1122	RITEHARD CREEK WILDERNESS .— 24
1123	1123	Certain Federal land within the Caribou- 25
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1127	1127	Targhee National Forest comprising approxi-1
1128	1128	mately 17,000 acres, identified as ‘‘Pritehard 2
1129	1129	Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 3
1130	1130	the ‘‘Pritehard Creek Wilderness’’. 4
1131	1131	(GG) D
1132	1132	EADHORSE RIDGE WILDERNESS .— 5
1133	1133	Certain Federal land within the Caribou- 6
1134	1134	Targhee National Forest comprising approxi-7
1135	1135	mately 118,775 acres, identified as ‘‘Deadhorse 8
1136	1136	Ridge’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 9
1137	1137	the ‘‘Deadhorse Ridge Wilderness’’. 10
1138	1138	(HH) S
1139	1139	TUMP CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-11
1140	1140	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 12
1141	1141	National Forest comprising approximately 13
1142	1142	97,879 acres, identified as ‘‘Stump Creek’’ on 14
1143	1143	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Stump 15
1144	1144	Creek Wilderness’’. 16
1145	1145	(II) C
1146	1146	ARIBOU CITY WILDERNESS .—Certain 17
1147	1147	Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee Na-18
1148	1148	tional Forest comprising approximately 93,741 19
1149	1149	acres, identified as ‘‘Caribou City’’ on the Map, 20
1150	1150	which shall be known as the ‘‘Caribou City Wil-21
1151	1151	derness’’. 22
1152	1152	(JJ) P
1153	1153	OKER PEAK WILDERNESS .—Certain 23
1154	1154	Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee Na-24
1155	1155	tional Forest comprising approximately 19,594 25
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1159	1159	acres, identified as ‘‘Poker Peak’’ on the Map, 1
1160	1160	which shall be known as the ‘‘Poker Peak Wil-2
1161	1161	derness’’. 3
1162	1162	(KK) P
1163	1163	OLE CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 4
1164	1164	Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee Na-5
1165	1165	tional Forest comprising approximately 6,351 6
1166	1166	acres, identified as ‘‘Pole Creek’’ on the Map, 7
1167	1167	which shall be known as the ‘‘Pole Creek Wil-8
1168	1168	derness’’. 9
1169	1169	(LL) S
1170	1170	CHMID PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-10
1171	1171	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 11
1172	1172	National Forest comprising approximately 12
1173	1173	7,194 acres, identified as ‘‘Schmid Peak’’ on 13
1174	1174	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Schmid 14
1175	1175	Peak Wilderness’’. 15
1176	1176	(MM) S
1177	1177	AGE CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-16
1178	1178	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 17
1179	1179	National Forest comprising approximately 18
1180	1180	13,280 acres, identified as ‘‘Sage Creek’’ on the 19
1181	1181	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Sage Creek 20
1182	1182	Wilderness’’. 21
1183	1183	(NN) R
1184	1184	ED MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-22
1185	1185	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 23
1186	1186	National Forest comprising approximately 24
1187	1187	13,896 acres, identified as ‘‘Red Mountain’’ on 25
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1191	1191	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Red 1
1192	1192	Mountain Wilderness’’. 2
1193	1193	(OO) D
1194	1194	RY RIDGE WILDERNESS .—Certain 3
1195	1195	Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee Na-4
1196	1196	tional Forest comprising approximately 23,760 5
1197	1197	acres, identified as ‘‘Dry Ridge’’ on the Map, 6
1198	1198	which shall be known as the ‘‘Dry Ridge Wil-7
1199	1199	derness’’. 8
1200	1200	(PP) M
1201	1201	EADE PEAK WILDERNESS .—Certain 9
1202	1202	Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee Na-10
1203	1203	tional Forest comprising approximately 45,773 11
1204	1204	acres, identified as ‘‘Meade Peak’’ on the Map, 12
1205	1205	which shall be known as the ‘‘Meade Peak Wil-13
1206	1206	derness’’. 14
1207	1207	(QQ) T
1208	1208	OBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS WILDER -15
1209	1209	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Beaver-16
1210	1210	head-Deerlodge National Forest and certain 17
1211	1211	public land administered by the Dillon Field Of-18
1212	1212	fice of the Bureau of Land Management com-19
1213	1213	prising approximately 101,968 acres, identified 20
1214	1214	as ‘‘Tobacco Root Mountains’’ on the Map, 21
1215	1215	which shall be known as the ‘‘Tobacco Root 22
1216	1216	Mountains Wilderness’’. 23
1217	1217	(RR) P
1218	1218	OTOSI WILDERNESS.—Certain Fed-24
1219	1219	eral land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge Na-25
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1223	1223	tional Forest comprising approximately 5,310 1
1224	1224	acres, identified as ‘‘Potosi’’ on the Map, which 2
1225	1225	shall be known as ‘‘Potosi Wilderness’’. 3
1226	1226	(SS) B
1227	1227	AYER MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 4
1228	1228	Certain Federal land within the Shoshone Na-5
1229	1229	tional Forest comprising approximately 7,530 6
1230	1230	acres, identified as ‘‘Bayer Mountain’’ on the 7
1231	1231	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Bayer 8
1232	1232	Mountain Wilderness’’. 9
1233	1233	(TT) L
1234	1234	ITTLE POPO AGIE CANYON WILDER -10
1235	1235	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Sho-11
1236	1236	shone National Forest comprising approxi-12
1237	1237	mately 8,335 acres, identified as ‘‘Little Popo 13
1238	1238	Agie Canyon’’ on the Map, which shall be 14
1239	1239	known as the ‘‘Little Popo Agie Canyon Wilder-15
1240	1240	ness’’. 16
1241	1241	(UU) L
1242	1242	OUIS CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-17
1243	1243	tain Federal land within the Shoshone National 18
1244	1244	Forest comprising approximately 6,172 acres, 19
1245	1245	identified as ‘‘Louis Creek’’ on the Map, which 20
1246	1246	shall be known as the ‘‘Louis Creek Wilder-21
1247	1247	ness’’. 22
1248	1248	(VV) S
1249	1249	TUB CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 23
1250	1250	Federal land within the Bridger-Teton National 24
1251	1251	Forest comprising approximately 8,213 acres, 25
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1255	1255	identified as ‘‘Stub Creek’’ on the Map, which 1
1256	1256	shall be known as the ‘‘Stub Creek Wilderness’’. 2
1257	1257	(WW) S
1258	1258	TORM CASTLE WILDERNESS .—Cer-3
1259	1259	tain Federal land within the Custer-Gallatin 4
1260	1260	National Forest comprising approximately 5
1261	1261	6,065 acres, identified as ‘‘Storm Castle’’ on 6
1262	1262	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Storm 7
1263	1263	Castle Wilderness’’. 8
1264	1264	(XX) B
1265	1265	URNT CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-9
1266	1266	tain Federal land within the Custer-Gallatin 10
1267	1267	National Forest comprising approximately 11
1268	1268	5,085 acres, identified as ‘‘Burnt Creek’’ on the 12
1269	1269	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Burnt 13
1270	1270	Creek Wilderness’’. 14
1271	1271	(YY) P
1272	1272	ICKET PIN WILDERNESS .—Certain 15
1273	1273	Federal land within the Custer-Gallatin Na-16
1274	1274	tional Forest comprising approximately 7,772 17
1275	1275	acres, identified as ‘‘Picket Pin’’ on the Map, 18
1276	1276	which shall be known as the ‘‘Picket Pin Wil-19
1277	1277	derness’’. 20
1278	1278	SEC. 104. GREATER SALMON/SELWAY ECOSYSTEM. 21
1279	1279	(a) D
1280	1280	EFINITION OFMAP.—In this section, the term 22
1281	1281	‘‘Map’’ means the map entitled ‘‘Greater Salmon Selway’’ 23
1282	1282	and dated April 10, 2023. 24
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1286	1286	(b) DESIGNATIONS.—To protect the unique eco-1
1287	1287	system of the greater Salmon/Selway ecosystem, the fol-2
1288	1288	lowing land is designated as wilderness: 3
1289	1289	(1) F
1290	1290	RANK CHURCH-RIVER OF NO RETURN WIL -4
1291	1291	DERNESS ADDITIONS.—Certain Federal land within 5
1292	1292	the Payette National Forest, Boise National Forest, 6
1293	1293	Salmon-Challis National Forest, Bitterroot National 7
1294	1294	Forest, and Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests 8
1295	1295	and certain public land administered by the Cotton-9
1296	1296	wood Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-10
1297	1297	ment comprising approximately 746,149 acres, iden-11
1298	1298	tified as ‘‘River of No Return’’ on the Map, is incor-12
1299	1299	porated in, and shall be administered as part of, the 13
1300	1300	Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness. 14
1301	1301	(2) G
1302	1302	OSPEL-HUMP WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .— 15
1303	1303	Certain Federal land within the Nez Perce-Clear-16
1304	1304	water National Forests comprising approximately 17
1305	1305	55,170 acres, identified as ‘‘Gospel-Hump Addi-18
1306	1306	tions’’ on the Map, is incorporated in, and shall be 19
1307	1307	administered as part of, the Gospel-Hump Wilder-20
1308	1308	ness. 21
1309	1309	(3) S
1310	1310	ELWAY-BITTERROOT WILDERNESS ADDI -22
1311	1311	TIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Nez Perce- 23
1312	1312	Clearwater National Forests, the Bitterroot National 24
1313	1313	Forest, and the Lolo National Forest and certain 25
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1317	1317	public land administered by the Cottonwood Field 1
1318	1318	Office of the Bureau of Land Management com-2
1319	1319	prising approximately 559,195 acres, identified as 3
1320	1320	‘‘Selway-Bitterroot Additions’’ on the Map, is incor-4
1321	1321	porated in, and shall be administered as part of, the 5
1322	1322	Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. 6
1323	1323	(4) S
1324	1324	AWTOOTH WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .—Cer-7
1325	1325	tain Federal land within the Boise National Forest, 8
1326	1326	Sawtooth National Forest, and the Salmon-Challis 9
1327	1327	National Forest comprising approximately 547,811 10
1328	1328	acres, identified as ‘‘Sawtooth Additions’’ on the 11
1329	1329	Map, is incorporated in, and shall be administered 12
1330	1330	as part of, the Sawtooth Wilderness. 13
1331	1331	(5) C
1332	1332	ECIL D. ANDRUS-WHITE CLOUDS WILDER -14
1333	1333	NESS ADDITIONS.—Certain Federal land within the 15
1334	1334	Sawtooth National Forest comprising approximately 16
1335	1335	124,873 acres, identified as ‘‘White Clouds Wilder-17
1336	1336	ness Additions’’ on the Map, is incorporated in, and 18
1337	1337	shall be administered as part of, the Cecil D. 19
1338	1338	Andrus-White Clouds Wilderness. 20
1339	1339	(6) H
1340	1340	EMINGWAY-BOULDERS WILDERNESS ADDI -21
1341	1341	TION.—Certain Federal land within the Sawtooth 22
1342	1342	National Forest comprising approximately 76,836 23
1343	1343	acres, identified as ‘‘Hemingway Wilderness Addi-24
1344	1344	tions’’ on the Map, is incorporated in, and shall be 25
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1348	1348	administered as part of, the Hemingway-Boulders 1
1349	1349	Wilderness. 2
1350	1350	(7) J
1351	1351	IM MCCLURE-JERRY PEAK WILDERNESS 3
1352	1352	ADDITIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Saw-4
1353	1353	tooth National Forest and the Salmon-Challis Na-5
1354	1354	tional Forest and certain public land administered 6
1355	1355	by the Challis Field Office of the Bureau of Land 7
1356	1356	Management comprising approximately 94,252 8
1357	1357	acres, identified as ‘‘Jerry Peak Wilderness Addi-9
1358	1358	tions’’ on the Map, is incorporated in, and shall be 10
1359	1359	administered as part of, the Jim McClure-Jerry 11
1360	1360	Peak Wilderness. 12
1361	1361	(8) N
1362	1362	EW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVA -13
1363	1363	TION SYSTEM COMPONENTS OF THE GREAT BURN 14
1364	1364	WILDLANDS COMPLEX .—Each of the following areas 15
1365	1365	of land within the Great Burn Wildlands Complex is 16
1366	1366	designated as a component of the National Wilder-17
1367	1367	ness Preservation System: 18
1368	1368	(A) G
1369	1369	REAT BURN (HOODOO) WILDER -19
1370	1370	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Nez 20
1371	1371	Perce-Clearwater National Forests and the Lolo 21
1372	1372	National Forest comprising approximately 22
1373	1373	256,084 acres, identified as ‘‘Great Burn’’ on 23
1374	1374	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Great 24
1375	1375	Burn (Hoodoo) Wilderness’’. 25
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1379	1379	(B) MEADOW CREEK/UPPER NORTH FORK 1
1380	1380	WILDERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 2
1381	1381	Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests, the 3
1382	1382	Idaho Panhandle National Forests, and the 4
1383	1383	Lolo National Forest comprising approximately 5
1384	1384	62,200 acres, identified as ‘‘Meadow Creek/ 6
1385	1385	Upper North Fork’’ on the Map, which shall be 7
1386	1386	known as the ‘‘Meadow Creek/Upper North 8
1387	1387	Fork Wilderness’’. 9
1388	1388	(C) S
1389	1389	HEEP MOUNTAIN /STATE LINE WIL-10
1390	1390	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 11
1391	1391	Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests, the 12
1392	1392	Idaho Panhandle National Forests, and the 13
1393	1393	Lolo National Forest comprising approximately 14
1394	1394	65,563 acres, identified as ‘‘Sheep Mountain/ 15
1395	1395	State Line’’ on the Map, which shall be known 16
1396	1396	as the ‘‘Sheep Mountain/State Line Wilder-17
1397	1397	ness’’. 18
1398	1398	(D) M
1399	1399	ALLARD-LARKINS WILDERNESS .— 19
1400	1400	Certain Federal land within the Nez Perce- 20
1401	1401	Clearwater National Forests and the Idaho 21
1402	1402	Panhandle National Forests comprising ap-22
1403	1403	proximately 258,972 acres, identified as ‘‘Mal-23
1404	1404	lard-Larkins’’ on the Map, which shall be 24
1405	1405	known as the ‘‘Mallard-Larkins Wilderness’’. 25
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1409	1409	(E) BIGHORN-WEITAS WILDERNESS .—Cer-1
1410	1410	tain Federal land within the Nez Perce-Clear-2
1411	1411	water National Forests comprising approxi-3
1412	1412	mately 250,535 acres, identified as ‘‘Bighorn- 4
1413	1413	Weitas’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 5
1414	1414	the ‘‘Bighorn-Weitas Wilderness’’. 6
1415	1415	(F) E
1416	1416	LDORADO CREEK WILDERNESS .— 7
1417	1417	Certain Federal land within the Nez Perce- 8
1418	1418	Clearwater National Forests comprising ap-9
1419	1419	proximately 7,000 acres, identified as ‘‘Eldo-10
1420	1420	rado Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known 11
1421	1421	as the ‘‘Eldorado Creek Wilderness’’. 12
1422	1422	(G) M
1423	1423	OOSE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 13
1424	1424	Certain Federal land within the Nez Perce- 14
1425	1425	Clearwater National Forests comprising ap-15
1426	1426	proximately 22,023 acres, identified as ‘‘Moose 16
1427	1427	Mountain’’ on the Map, which shall be known 17
1428	1428	as the ‘‘Moose Mountain Wilderness’’. 18
1429	1429	(H) F
1430	1430	ISH AND HUNGERY CREEKS WILDER -19
1431	1431	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Nez 20
1432	1432	Perce-Clearwater National Forests comprising 21
1433	1433	approximately 116,898 acres, identified as 22
1434	1434	‘‘Fish and Hungery Creeks’’ on the Map, which 23
1435	1435	shall be known as the ‘‘Fish and Hungery 24
1436	1436	Creeks Wilderness’’. 25
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1440	1440	(I) POT MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
1441	1441	Federal land within the Nez Perce-Clearwater 2
1442	1442	National Forests comprising approximately 3
1443	1443	51,111 acres, identified as ‘‘Pot Mountain’’ on 4
1444	1444	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Pot 5
1445	1445	Mountain Wilderness’’. 6
1446	1446	(J) S
1447	1447	IWASH WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-7
1448	1448	eral land within the Nez Perce-Clearwater Na-8
1449	1449	tional Forests comprising approximately 9,992 9
1450	1450	acres, identified as ‘‘Siwash’’ on the Map, which 10
1451	1451	shall be known as the ‘‘Siwash Wilderness’’. 11
1452	1452	(K) W
1453	1453	EIR-POST OFFICE WILDERNESS .— 12
1454	1454	Certain Federal land within the Nez Perce- 13
1455	1455	Clearwater National Forests comprising ap-14
1456	1456	proximately 22,075 acres, identified as ‘‘Weir- 15
1457	1457	Post Office’’ on the Map, which shall be known 16
1458	1458	as the ‘‘Weir-Post Office Wilderness’’. 17
1459	1459	(L) M
1460	1460	OSQUITO FLY WILDERNESS .—Cer-18
1461	1461	tain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 19
1462	1462	National Forests comprising approximately 20
1463	1463	19,418 acres, identified as ‘‘Mosquito Fly’’ on 21
1464	1464	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Mos-22
1465	1465	quito Fly Wilderness’’. 23
1466	1466	(M) M
1467	1467	IDGET PEAK WILDERNESS .—Certain 24
1468	1468	Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle Na-25
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1472	1472	tional Forests comprising approximately 7,242 1
1473	1473	acres, identified as ‘‘Midget Peak’’ on the Map, 2
1474	1474	which shall be known as the ‘‘Midget Peak Wil-3
1475	1475	derness’’. 4
1476	1476	(N) S
1477	1477	TARK MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-5
1478	1478	tain Federal land within the Lolo National For-6
1479	1479	est comprising approximately 12,601 acres, 7
1480	1480	identified as ‘‘Stark Mountain’’ on the Map, 8
1481	1481	which shall be known as the ‘‘Stark Mountain 9
1482	1482	Wilderness’’. 10
1483	1483	(9) N
1484	1484	EW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVA -11
1485	1485	TION SYSTEM COMPONENTS OF THE LITTLE SLATE 12
1486	1486	CREEK WILDLANDS COMPLEX .—Each of the fol-13
1487	1487	lowing areas of land within the Little Slate Creek 14
1488	1488	Wildlands Complex is designated as a component of 15
1489	1489	the National Wilderness Preservation System: 16
1490	1490	(A) L
1491	1491	ITTLE SLATE CREEK WILDERNESS .— 17
1492	1492	Certain Federal land within the Nez Perce- 18
1493	1493	Clearwater National Forests comprising ap-19
1494	1494	proximately 12,251 acres, identified as ‘‘Little 20
1495	1495	Slate Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known 21
1496	1496	as the ‘‘Little Slate Creek Wilderness’’. 22
1497	1497	(B) L
1498	1498	ITTLE SLATE NORTH WILDERNESS .— 23
1499	1499	Certain Federal land within the Nez Perce- 24
1500	1500	Clearwater National Forests comprising ap-25
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1504	1504	proximately 5,922 acres, identified as ‘‘Little 1
1505	1505	Slate North’’ on the Map, which shall be known 2
1506	1506	as the ‘‘Little Slate North Wilderness’’. 3
1507	1507	(10) O
1508	1508	THER NEW NATIONAL WILDERNESS 4
1509	1509	PRESERVATION SYSTEM COMPONENTS .—Each of the 5
1510	1510	following areas of land is designated as a component 6
1511	1511	of the National Wilderness Preservation System: 7
1512	1512	(A) F
1513	1513	RENCH CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-8
1514	1514	tain Federal land within the Payette National 9
1515	1515	Forest comprising approximately 169,629 acres, 10
1516	1516	identified as ‘‘French Creek’’ on the Map, 11
1517	1517	which shall be known as the ‘‘French Creek 12
1518	1518	Wilderness’’. 13
1519	1519	(B) C
1520	1520	RYSTAL MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 14
1521	1521	Certain Federal land within the Payette Na-15
1522	1522	tional Forest comprising approximately 13,017 16
1523	1523	acres, identified as ‘‘Crystal Mountain’’ on the 17
1524	1524	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Crystal 18
1525	1525	Mountain Wilderness’’. 19
1526	1526	(C) S
1527	1527	ECESH WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-20
1528	1528	eral land within the Payette National Forest 21
1529	1529	comprising approximately 248,222 acres, identi-22
1530	1530	fied as ‘‘Secesh’’ on the Map, which shall be 23
1531	1531	known as the ‘‘Secesh Wilderness’’. 24
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1535	1535	(D) NEEDLES WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
1536	1536	Federal land within the Payette National For-2
1537	1537	est and the Boise National Forest comprising 3
1538	1538	approximately 161,269 acres, identified as 4
1539	1539	‘‘Needles’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 5
1540	1540	the ‘‘Needles Wilderness’’. 6
1541	1541	(E) C
1542	1542	ATON LAKE WILDERNESS .—Certain 7
1543	1543	Federal land within the Payette National For-8
1544	1544	est and the Boise National Forest comprising 9
1545	1545	approximately 84,573 acres, identified as 10
1546	1546	‘‘Caton Lake’’ on the Map, which shall be 11
1547	1547	known as the ‘‘Caton Lake Wilderness’’. 12
1548	1548	(F) P
1549	1549	OISON CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 13
1550	1550	Federal land within the Payette National For-14
1551	1551	est and the Boise National Forest comprising 15
1552	1552	approximately 5,245 acres, identified as ‘‘Poi-16
1553	1553	son Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known 17
1554	1554	as the ‘‘Poison Creek Wilderness’’. 18
1555	1555	(G) M
1556	1556	EADOW CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-19
1557	1557	tain Federal land within the Payette National 20
1558	1558	Forest and the Boise National Forest com-21
1559	1559	prising approximately 17,755 acres, identified 22
1560	1560	as ‘‘Meadow Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be 23
1561	1561	known as the ‘‘Meadow Creek Wilderness’’. 24
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1565	1565	(H) MOUNT HEINEN WILDERNESS .—Cer-1
1566	1566	tain Federal land within the Boise National 2
1567	1567	Forest comprising approximately 12,793 acres, 3
1568	1568	identified as ‘‘Mount Heinen’’ on the Map, 4
1569	1569	which shall be known as the ‘‘Mount Heinen 5
1570	1570	Wilderness’’. 6
1571	1571	(I) R
1572	1572	EEVES CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 7
1573	1573	Federal land within the Boise National Forest 8
1574	1574	comprising approximately 10,547 acres, identi-9
1575	1575	fied as ‘‘Reeves Creek’’ on the Map, which shall 10
1576	1576	be known as the ‘‘Reeves Creek Wilderness’’. 11
1577	1577	(J) P
1578	1578	EACE ROCK WILDERNESS .—Certain 12
1579	1579	Federal land within the Boise National Forest 13
1580	1580	comprising approximately 191,839 acres, identi-14
1581	1581	fied as ‘‘Peace Rock’’ on the Map, which shall 15
1582	1582	be known as the ‘‘Peace Rock Wilderness’’. 16
1583	1583	(K) D
1584	1584	EADWOOD WILDERNESS .—Certain 17
1585	1585	Federal land within the Boise National Forest 18
1586	1586	comprising approximately 52,499 acres, identi-19
1587	1587	fied as ‘‘Deadwood’’ on the Map, which shall be 20
1588	1588	known as the ‘‘Deadwood Wilderness’’. 21
1589	1589	(L) W
1590	1590	HITEHAWK MOUNTAIN WILDER -22
1591	1591	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Boise 23
1592	1592	National Forest comprising approximately 24
1593	1593	8,967 acres, identified as ‘‘Whitehawk Moun-25
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1597	1597	tain’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 1
1598	1598	‘‘Whitehawk Mountain Wilderness’’. 2
1599	1599	(M) S
1600	1600	TONY MEADOWS WILDERNESS .—Cer-3
1601	1601	tain Federal land within the Boise National 4
1602	1602	Forest comprising approximately 13,559 acres, 5
1603	1603	identified as ‘‘Stony Meadows’’ on the Map, 6
1604	1604	which shall be known as the ‘‘Stony Meadows 7
1605	1605	Wilderness’’. 8
1606	1606	(N) B
1607	1607	EAR WALLOW WILDERNESS .—Cer-9
1608	1608	tain Federal land within the Boise National 10
1609	1609	Forest comprising approximately 9,135 acres, 11
1610	1610	identified as ‘‘Bear Wallow’’ on the Map, which 12
1611	1611	shall be known as the ‘‘Bear Wallow Wilder-13
1612	1612	ness’’. 14
1613	1613	(O) G
1614	1614	RIMES PASS WILDERNESS .—Certain 15
1615	1615	Federal land within the Boise National Forest 16
1616	1616	comprising approximately 13,295 acres, identi-17
1617	1617	fied as ‘‘Grimes Pass’’ on the Map, which shall 18
1618	1618	be known as the ‘‘Grimes Pass Wilderness’’. 19
1619	1619	(P) B
1620	1620	ALD MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-20
1621	1621	tain Federal land within the Boise National 21
1622	1622	Forest comprising approximately 6,240 acres, 22
1623	1623	identified as ‘‘Bald Mountain’’ on the Map, 23
1624	1624	which shall be known as the ‘‘Bald Mountain 24
1625	1625	Wilderness’’. 25
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1629	1629	(Q) HAWLEY MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 1
1630	1630	Certain Federal land within the Boise National 2
1631	1631	Forest comprising approximately 7,727 acres, 3
1632	1632	identified as ‘‘Hawley Mountain’’ on the Map, 4
1633	1633	which shall be known as the ‘‘Hawley Mountain 5
1634	1634	Wilderness’’. 6
1635	1635	(R) E
1636	1636	IGHTMILE CREEK WILDERNESS .— 7
1637	1637	Certain Federal land within the Boise National 8
1638	1638	Forest and the Salmon-Challis National Forest 9
1639	1639	comprising approximately 115,315 acres, identi-10
1640	1640	fied as ‘‘Eightmile Creek’’ on the Map, which 11
1641	1641	shall be known as the ‘‘Eightmile Creek Wilder-12
1642	1642	ness’’. 13
1643	1643	(S) B
1644	1644	READWINNER WILDERNESS .—Certain 14
1645	1645	Federal land within the Boise National Forest 15
1646	1646	comprising approximately 41,632 acres, identi-16
1647	1647	fied as ‘‘Breadwinner Wilderness’’ on the Map, 17
1648	1648	which shall be known as the ‘‘Breadwinner Wil-18
1649	1649	derness’’. 19
1650	1650	(T) E
1651	1651	LK CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 20
1652	1652	Federal land within the Boise National Forest 21
1653	1653	comprising approximately 15,000 acres, identi-22
1654	1654	fied as ‘‘Elk Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be 23
1655	1655	known as the ‘‘Elk Creek Wilderness’’. 24
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1659	1659	(U) STEEL MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-1
1660	1660	tain Federal land within the Boise National 2
1661	1661	Forest comprising approximately 23,488 acres, 3
1662	1662	identified as ‘‘Steel Mountain’’ on the Map, 4
1663	1663	which shall be known as the ‘‘Steel Mountain 5
1664	1664	Wilderness’’. 6
1665	1665	(V) R
1666	1666	AINBOW WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-7
1667	1667	eral land within the Boise National Forest com-8
1668	1668	prising approximately 31,492 acres, identified 9
1669	1669	as ‘‘Rainbow’’ on the Map, which shall be 10
1670	1670	known as the ‘‘Rainbow Wilderness’’. 11
1671	1671	(W) G
1672	1672	RAND MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 12
1673	1673	Certain Federal land within the Boise National 13
1674	1674	Forest comprising approximately 14,477 acres, 14
1675	1675	identified as ‘‘Grand Mountain’’ on the Map, 15
1676	1676	which shall be known as the ‘‘Grand Mountain 16
1677	1677	Wilderness’’. 17
1678	1678	(X) S
1679	1679	HEEP CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 18
1680	1680	Federal land within the Boise National Forest 19
1681	1681	comprising approximately 90,954 acres, identi-20
1682	1682	fied as ‘‘Sheep Creek’’ on the Map, which shall 21
1683	1683	be known as the ‘‘Sheep Creek Wilderness’’. 22
1684	1684	(Y) S
1685	1685	NOWBANK WILDERNESS .—Certain 23
1686	1686	Federal land within the Boise National Forest 24
1687	1687	comprising approximately 35,757 acres, identi-25
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1691	1691	fied as ‘‘Snowbank’’ on the Map, which shall be 1
1692	1692	known as the ‘‘Snowbank Wilderness’’. 2
1693	1693	(Z) H
1694	1694	OUSE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 3
1695	1695	Certain Federal land within the Boise National 4
1696	1696	Forest comprising approximately 25,619 acres, 5
1697	1697	identified as ‘‘House Mountain’’ on the Map, 6
1698	1698	which shall be known as the ‘‘House Mountain 7
1699	1699	Wilderness’’. 8
1700	1700	(AA) D
1701	1701	ANSKIN WILDERNESS .—Certain 9
1702	1702	Federal land within the Boise National Forest 10
1703	1703	comprising approximately 30,683 acres, identi-11
1704	1704	fied as ‘‘Danskin’’ on the Map, which shall be 12
1705	1705	known as the ‘‘Danskin Wilderness’’. 13
1706	1706	(BB) C
1707	1707	OW CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 14
1708	1708	Federal land within the Boise National Forest 15
1709	1709	comprising approximately 14,722 acres, identi-16
1710	1710	fied as ‘‘Cow Creek’’ on the Map, which shall 17
1711	1711	be known as the ‘‘Cow Creek Wilderness’’. 18
1712	1712	(CC) W
1713	1713	ILSON PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-19
1714	1714	tain Federal land within the Boise National 20
1715	1715	Forest comprising approximately 7,938 acres, 21
1716	1716	identified as ‘‘Wilson Peak’’ on the Map, which 22
1717	1717	shall be known as the ‘‘Wilson Peak Wilder-23
1718	1718	ness’’. 24
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1722	1722	(DD) LOST MAN CREEK WILDERNESS .— 1
1723	1723	Certain Federal land within the Boise National 2
1724	1724	Forest comprising approximately 12,686 acres, 3
1725	1725	identified as ‘‘Lost Man Creek’’ on the Map, 4
1726	1726	which shall be known as the ‘‘Lost Man Creek 5
1727	1727	Wilderness’’. 6
1728	1728	(EE) W
1729	1729	HISKEY JACK WILDERNESS .—Cer-7
1730	1730	tain Federal land within the Boise National 8
1731	1731	Forest comprising approximately 6,565 acres, 9
1732	1732	identified as ‘‘Whiskey Jack’’ on the Map, 10
1733	1733	which shall be known as the ‘‘Whiskey Jack 11
1734	1734	Wilderness’’. 12
1735	1735	(FF) C
1736	1736	ATHEDRAL ROCKS WILDERNESS .— 13
1737	1737	Certain Federal land within the Boise National 14
1738	1738	Forest comprising approximately 8,220 acres, 15
1739	1739	identified as ‘‘Cathedral Rocks’’ on the Map, 16
1740	1740	which shall be known as the ‘‘Cathedral Rocks 17
1741	1741	Wilderness’’. 18
1742	1742	(GG) L
1743	1743	IME CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 19
1744	1744	Federal land within the Sawtooth National For-20
1745	1745	est and the Boise National Forest comprising 21
1746	1746	approximately 110,142 acres, identified as 22
1747	1747	‘‘Lime Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be 23
1748	1748	known as the ‘‘Lime Creek Wilderness’’. 24
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1752	1752	(HH) O’HARA FALLS CREEK WILDER -1
1753	1753	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Nez 2
1754	1754	Perce-Clearwater National Forests comprising 3
1755	1755	approximately 33,000 acres, identified as 4
1756	1756	‘‘O’Hara Falls Creek’’ on the Map, which shall 5
1757	1757	be known as the ‘‘O’Hara Falls Creek Wilder-6
1758	1758	ness’’. 7
1759	1759	(II) L
1760	1760	ICK POINT WILDERNESS .—Certain 8
1761	1761	Federal land within the Nez Perce-Clearwater 9
1762	1762	National Forests comprising approximately 10
1763	1763	7,891 acres, identified as ‘‘Lick Point’’ on the 11
1764	1764	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Lick Point 12
1765	1765	Wilderness’’. 13
1766	1766	(JJ) C
1767	1767	LEAR CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-14
1768	1768	tain Federal land within the Nez Perce-Clear-15
1769	1769	water National Forests comprising approxi-16
1770	1770	mately 9,243 acres, identified as ‘‘Clear Creek’’ 17
1771	1771	on the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Clear 18
1772	1772	Creek Wilderness’’. 19
1773	1773	(KK) S
1774	1774	ILVER CREEK-PILOT KNOB WILDER-20
1775	1775	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Nez 21
1776	1776	Perce-Clearwater National Forests comprising 22
1777	1777	approximately 19,877 acres, identified as ‘‘Sil-23
1778	1778	ver Creek-Pilot Knob’’ on the Map, which shall 24
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1782	1782	be known as the ‘‘Silver Creek-Pilot Knob Wil-1
1783	1783	derness’’. 2
1784	1784	(LL) D
1785	1785	IXIE SUMMIT WILDERNESS .—Cer-3
1786	1786	tain Federal land within the Nez Perce-Clear-4
1787	1787	water National Forests comprising approxi-5
1788	1788	mately 14,700 acres, identified as ‘‘Dixie Sum-6
1789	1789	mit’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 7
1790	1790	‘‘Dixie Summit Wilderness’’. 8
1791	1791	(MM) N
1792	1792	ORTH FORK SLATE CREEK WIL -9
1793	1793	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 10
1794	1794	Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests com-11
1795	1795	prising approximately 10,416 acres, identified 12
1796	1796	as ‘‘North Fork Slate Creek’’ on the Map, 13
1797	1797	which shall be known as the ‘‘North Fork Slate 14
1798	1798	Creek Wilderness’’. 15
1799	1799	(NN) J
1800	1800	OHN DAY WILDERNESS .—Certain 16
1801	1801	Federal land within the Nez Perce-Clearwater 17
1802	1802	National Forests comprising approximately 18
1803	1803	10,302 acres, identified as ‘‘John Day’’ on the 19
1804	1804	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘John Day 20
1805	1805	Wilderness’’. 21
1806	1806	(OO) P
1807	1807	ERREAU CREEK WILDERNESS .— 22
1808	1808	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 23
1809	1809	National Forest comprising approximately 24
1810	1810	8,164 acres, identified as ‘‘Perreau Creek’’ on 25
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1814	1814	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Perreau 1
1815	1815	Creek Wilderness’’. 2
1816	1816	(PP) N
1817	1817	APIAS WILDERNESS.—Certain Fed-3
1818	1818	eral land within the Salmon-Challis National 4
1819	1819	Forest comprising approximately 9,287 acres, 5
1820	1820	identified as ‘‘Napias’’ on the Map, which shall 6
1821	1821	be known as the ‘‘Napias Wilderness’’. 7
1822	1822	(QQ) N
1823	1823	APOLEAN RIDGE WILDERNESS .— 8
1824	1824	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 9
1825	1825	National Forest comprising approximately 10
1826	1826	51,404 acres, identified as ‘‘Napolean Ridge’’ 11
1827	1827	on the Map, which shall be known as the 12
1828	1828	‘‘Napolean Ridge Wilderness’’. 13
1829	1829	(RR) J
1830	1830	ESSE CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-14
1831	1831	tain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 15
1832	1832	National Forest comprising approximately 16
1833	1833	13,994 acres, identified as ‘‘Jesse Creek’’ on 17
1834	1834	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Jesse 18
1835	1835	Creek Wilderness’’. 19
1836	1836	(SS) H
1837	1837	AYSTACK MOUNTAIN WILDER -20
1838	1838	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Salm-21
1839	1839	on-Challis National Forest comprising approxi-22
1840	1840	mately 12,117 acres, identified as ‘‘Haystack 23
1841	1841	Mountain’’ on the Map, which shall be known 24
1842	1842	as the ‘‘Haystack Mountain Wilderness’’. 25
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1846	1846	(TT) PHELAN WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
1847	1847	Federal land within the Salmon-Challis Na-2
1848	1848	tional Forest comprising approximately 13,018 3
1849	1849	acres, identified as ‘‘Phelan’’ on the Map, which 4
1850	1850	shall be known as the ‘‘Phelan Wilderness’’. 5
1851	1851	(UU) S
1852	1852	HEEPEATER WILDERNESS .—Cer-6
1853	1853	tain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 7
1854	1854	National Forest comprising approximately 8
1855	1855	35,417 acres, identified as ‘‘Sheepeater’’ on the 9
1856	1856	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Sheepeater 10
1857	1857	Wilderness’’. 11
1858	1858	(VV) S
1859	1859	OUTH FORK DEEP CREEK WILDER -12
1860	1860	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Salm-13
1861	1861	on-Challis National Forest comprising approxi-14
1862	1862	mately 12,642 acres, identified as ‘‘South Fork 15
1863	1863	Deep Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known 16
1864	1864	as the ‘‘South Fork Deep Creek Wilderness’’. 17
1865	1865	(WW) P
1866	1866	LACER CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-18
1867	1867	tain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 19
1868	1868	National Forest comprising approximately 20
1869	1869	6,948 acres, identified as ‘‘Placer Creek’’ on the 21
1870	1870	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Placer 22
1871	1871	Creek Wilderness’’. 23
1872	1872	(XX) J
1873	1873	UREANO WILDERNESS .—Certain 24
1874	1874	Federal land within the Salmon-Challis Na-25
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1878	1878	tional Forest comprising approximately 25,334 1
1879	1879	acres, identified as ‘‘Jureano’’ on the Map, 2
1880	1880	which shall be known as the ‘‘Jureano Wilder-3
1881	1881	ness’’. 4
1882	1882	(YY) S
1883	1883	OUTH PANTHER WILDERNESS .— 5
1884	1884	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 6
1885	1885	National Forest comprising approximately 7
1886	1886	6,336 acres, identified as ‘‘South Panther’’ on 8
1887	1887	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘South 9
1888	1888	Panther Wilderness’’. 10
1889	1889	(ZZ) M
1890	1890	USGROVE WILDERNESS .—Certain 11
1891	1891	Federal land within the Salmon-Challis Na-12
1892	1892	tional Forest comprising approximately 8,180 13
1893	1893	acres, identified as ‘‘Musgrove’’ on the Map, 14
1894	1894	which shall be known as the ‘‘Musgrove Wilder-15
1895	1895	ness’’. 16
1896	1896	(AAA) T
1897	1897	AYLOR MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 17
1898	1898	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 18
1899	1899	National Forest comprising approximately 19
1900	1900	63,414 acres, identified as ‘‘Taylor Mountain’’ 20
1901	1901	on the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Tay-21
1902	1902	lor Mountain Wilderness’’. 22
1903	1903	(BBB) M
1904	1904	ARTIN CREEK WILDERNESS .— 23
1905	1905	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 24
1906	1906	National Forest comprising approximately 25
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1910	1910	99,622 acres, identified as ‘‘Martin Creek’’ on 1
1911	1911	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Martin 2
1912	1912	Creek Wilderness’’. 3
1913	1913	(CCC) W
1914	1914	HITE KNOB WILDERNESS .—Cer-4
1915	1915	tain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 5
1916	1916	National Forest and certain public land admin-6
1917	1917	istered by the Upper Snake Field Office of the 7
1918	1918	Bureau of Land Management comprising ap-8
1919	1919	proximately 75,741 acres, identified as ‘‘White 9
1920	1920	Knob’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 10
1921	1921	‘‘White Knob Wilderness’’. 11
1922	1922	(DDD) P
1923	1923	ORPHYRY PEAK WILDERNESS .— 12
1924	1924	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 13
1925	1925	National Forest comprising approximately 14
1926	1926	46,567 acres, identified as ‘‘Porphyry Peak’’ on 15
1927	1927	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Por-16
1928	1928	phyry Peak Wilderness’’. 17
1929	1929	(EEE) G
1930	1930	REYLOCK WILDERNESS .—Certain 18
1931	1931	Federal land within the Salmon-Challis Na-19
1932	1932	tional Forest comprising approximately 11,825 20
1933	1933	acres, identified as ‘‘Greylock’’ on the Map, 21
1934	1934	which shall be known as the ‘‘Greylock Wilder-22
1935	1935	ness’’. 23
1936	1936	(FFF) C
1937	1937	OPPER BASIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-24
1938	1938	tain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 25
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1942	1942	National Forest comprising approximately 1
1943	1943	10,937 acres, identified as ‘‘Copper Basin’’ on 2
1944	1944	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Copper 3
1945	1945	Basin Wilderness’’. 4
1946	1946	(GGG) C
1947	1947	OLD SPRINGS WILDERNESS .—Cer-5
1948	1948	tain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 6
1949	1949	National Forest comprising approximately 7
1950	1950	8,920 acres, identified as ‘‘Cold Springs’’ on 8
1951	1951	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Cold 9
1952	1952	Springs Wilderness’’. 10
1953	1953	(HHH) P
1954	1954	IONEER MOUNTAINS WILDER -11
1955	1955	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Saw-12
1956	1956	tooth National Forest and the Salmon-Challis 13
1957	1957	National Forest and certain public land admin-14
1958	1958	istered by the Shoshone Field Office of the Bu-15
1959	1959	reau of Land Management comprising approxi-16
1960	1960	mately 305,550 acres, identified as ‘‘Pioneer 17
1961	1961	Mountains’’ on the Map, which shall be known 18
1962	1962	as the ‘‘Pioneer Mountains Wilderness’’. 19
1963	1963	(III) R
1964	1964	AILROAD RIDGE WILDERNESS .— 20
1965	1965	Certain Federal land within the Sawtooth Na-21
1966	1966	tional Forest and the Salmon-Challis National 22
1967	1967	Forest comprising approximately 49,975 acres, 23
1968	1968	identified as ‘‘Railroad Ridge’’ on the Map, 24
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1972	1972	which shall be known as the ‘‘Railroad Ridge 1
1973	1973	Wilderness’’. 2
1974	1974	(JJJ) B
1975	1975	UTTERCUP MOUNTAIN WILDER -3
1976	1976	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Saw-4
1977	1977	tooth National Forest comprising approximately 5
1978	1978	56,653 acres, identified as ‘‘Buttercup Moun-6
1979	1979	tain’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 7
1980	1980	‘‘Buttercup Mountain Wilderness’’. 8
1981	1981	(KKK) E
1982	1982	LK RIDGE WILDERNESS .—Certain 9
1983	1983	Federal land within the Sawtooth National For-10
1984	1984	est comprising approximately 9,371 acres, iden-11
1985	1985	tified as ‘‘Elk Ridge’’ on the Map, which shall 12
1986	1986	be known as the ‘‘Elk Ridge Wilderness’’. 13
1987	1987	(LLL) G
1988	1988	RANDMOTHER MOUNTAIN WIL -14
1989	1989	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 15
1990	1990	Idaho Panhandle National Forests and certain 16
1991	1991	public land administered by the Coeur d’Alene 17
1992	1992	Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-18
1993	1993	ment comprising approximately 35,378 acres, 19
1994	1994	identified as ‘‘Grandmother Mountain’’ on the 20
1995	1995	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Grand-21
1996	1996	mother Mountain Wilderness’’. 22
1997	1997	(MMM) P
1998	1998	INCHOT BUTTE WILDERNESS .— 23
1999	1999	Certain Federal land within the Idaho Pan-24
2000	2000	handle National Forests and certain public land 25
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2004	2004	administered by the Coeur d’Alene Field Office 1
2005	2005	of the Bureau of Land Management comprising 2
2006	2006	approximately 9,570 acres, identified as ‘‘Pin-3
2007	2007	chot Butte’’ on the Map, which shall be known 4
2008	2008	as the ‘‘Pinchot Butte Wilderness’’. 5
2009	2009	(NNN) L
2010	2010	IBERAL MOUNTAIN WILDER -6
2011	2011	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Saw-7
2012	2012	tooth National Forest comprising approximately 8
2013	2013	10,556 acres, identified as ‘‘Liberal Mountain’’ 9
2014	2014	on the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Lib-10
2015	2015	eral Mountain Wilderness’’. 11
2016	2016	(OOO) B
2017	2017	LACKHORSE CREEK WILDER -12
2018	2018	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Saw-13
2019	2019	tooth National Forest comprising approximately 14
2020	2020	7,715 acres, identified as ‘‘Blackhorse Creek’’ 15
2021	2021	on the Map, which shall be known as the 16
2022	2022	‘‘Blackhorse Creek Wilderness’’. 17
2023	2023	(PPP) C
2024	2024	HIMNEY ROCK WILDERNESS .— 18
2025	2025	Certain Federal land within the Payette Na-19
2026	2026	tional Forest comprising approximately 8,539 20
2027	2027	acres, identified as ‘‘Chimney Rock’’ on the 21
2028	2028	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Chimney 22
2029	2029	Rock Wilderness’’. 23
2030	2030	(QQQ) M
2031	2031	IDDLE FORK FACE WILDER -24
2032	2032	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Nez 25
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2036	2036	Perce-Clearwater National Forests comprising 1
2037	2037	approximately 11,158 acres, identified as ‘‘Mid-2
2038	2038	dle Fork Face’’ on the Map, which shall be 3
2039	2039	known as the ‘‘Middle Fork Face Wilderness’’. 4
2040	2040	SEC. 105. GREATER CABINET-YAAK-SELKIRK ECOSYSTEM. 5
2041	2041	(a) D
2042	2042	EFINITIONS.—In this section: 6
2043	2043	(1) M
2044	2044	AP 1.—The term ‘‘Map 1’’ means the map 7
2045	2045	entitled ‘‘Greater Cabinet-Yaak Selkirk’’ and dated 8
2046	2046	April 10, 2023. 9
2047	2047	(2) M
2048	2048	AP 2.—The term ‘‘Map 2’’ means the map 10
2049	2049	entitled ‘‘Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection 11
2050	2050	Act (2023)’’ and dated April 10, 2023. 12
2051	2051	(b) D
2052	2052	ESIGNATIONS.—To protect the unique, heavily 13
2053	2053	fragmented, and endangered greater Cabinet-Yaak-Selkirk 14
2054	2054	ecosystem, the following land is designated as wilderness: 15
2055	2055	(1) C
2056	2056	ABINET MOUNTAINS WILDERNESS ADDI -16
2057	2057	TIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Kootenai 17
2058	2058	National Forest comprising approximately 104,720 18
2059	2059	acres, identified as ‘‘Rock Creek, McDonald Moun-19
2060	2060	tain, Cabinet Face West, Government Mountain, 20
2061	2061	and Cabinet East Face’’ on Map 1, is incorporated 21
2062	2062	in, and shall be administered as part of, the Cabinet 22
2063	2063	Mountains Wilderness. 23
2064	2064	(2) S
2065	2065	ALMO-PRIEST WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .— 24
2066	2066	Certain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 25
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2070	2070	National Forests and the Colville National Forest 1
2071	2071	comprising approximately 43,587 acres, identified as 2
2072	2072	‘‘Salmo-Priest Additions’’ on Map 1, is incorporated 3
2073	2073	in, and shall be administered as part of, the Salmo- 4
2074	2074	Priest Wilderness. 5
2075	2075	(3) N
2076	2076	EW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVA -6
2077	2077	TION SYSTEM COMPONENTS .—Each of the following 7
2078	2078	areas of land is designated as a component of the 8
2079	2079	National Wilderness Preservation System: 9
2080	2080	(A) S
2081	2081	KYLINE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 10
2082	2082	Certain Federal land within the Kootenai Na-11
2083	2083	tional Forest comprising approximately 14,675 12
2084	2084	acres, identified as ‘‘Skyline Mountain’’ on Map 13
2085	2085	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Skyline Moun-14
2086	2086	tain Wilderness’’. 15
2087	2087	(B) G
2088	2088	ALENA CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-16
2089	2089	tain Federal land within the Kootenai National 17
2090	2090	Forest comprising approximately 19,300 acres, 18
2091	2091	identified as ‘‘Galena Creek’’ on Map 2, which 19
2092	2092	shall be known as the ‘‘Galena Creek Wilder-20
2093	2093	ness’’. 21
2094	2094	(C) B
2095	2095	ERRAY MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 22
2096	2096	Certain Federal land within the Kootenai Na-23
2097	2097	tional Forest comprising approximately 9,119 24
2098	2098	acres, identified as ‘‘Berray Mountain Wilder-25
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2102	2102	ness’’ on Map 1, which shall be known as the 1
2103	2103	‘‘Berray Mountain Wilderness’’. 2
2104	2104	(D) L
2105	2105	ONE CLIFF-SMEADS WILDERNESS .— 3
2106	2106	Certain Federal land within the Kootenai Na-4
2107	2107	tional Forest comprising approximately 5,118 5
2108	2108	acres, identified as ‘‘Lone Cliff-Smeads’’ on 6
2109	2109	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Lone 7
2110	2110	Cliff-Smeads Wilderness’’. 8
2111	2111	(E) M
2112	2112	CNEELEY WILDERNESS .—Certain 9
2113	2113	Federal land within the Kootenai National For-10
2114	2114	est comprising approximately 6,657 acres, iden-11
2115	2115	tified as ‘‘McNeeley’’ on Map 2, which shall be 12
2116	2116	known as the ‘‘McNeeley Wilderness’’. 13
2117	2117	(F) N
2118	2118	ORTHWEST PEAKS WILDERNESS .— 14
2119	2119	Certain Federal land within the Kootenai Na-15
2120	2120	tional Forest comprising approximately 20,064 16
2121	2121	acres, identified as ‘‘Northwest Peaks’’ on Map 17
2122	2122	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Northwest 18
2123	2123	Peaks Wilderness’’. 19
2124	2124	(G) R
2125	2125	ODERICK WILDERNESS .—Certain 20
2126	2126	Federal land within the Kootenai National For-21
2127	2127	est comprising approximately 29,677 acres, 22
2128	2128	identified as ‘‘Roderick’’ on Map 1, which shall 23
2129	2129	be known as the ‘‘Roderick Wilderness’’. 24
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2133	2133	(H) GRIZZLY PEAK WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
2134	2134	Federal land within the Kootenai National For-2
2135	2135	est comprising approximately 7,441 acres, iden-3
2136	2136	tified as ‘‘Grizzly Peak’’ on Map 1, which shall 4
2137	2137	be known as the ‘‘Grizzly Peak Wilderness’’. 5
2138	2138	(I) W
2139	2139	EST FORK YAAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-6
2140	2140	tain Federal land within the Kootenai National 7
2141	2141	Forest comprising approximately 8,237 acres, 8
2142	2142	identified as ‘‘West Fork Yaak’’ on Map 1, 9
2143	2143	which shall be known as the ‘‘West Fork Yaak 10
2144	2144	Wilderness’’. 11
2145	2145	(J) M
2146	2146	T. HENRY WILDERNESS .—Certain 12
2147	2147	Federal land within the Kootenai National For-13
2148	2148	est comprising approximately 13,603 acres, 14
2149	2149	identified as ‘‘Mt. Henry’’ on Map 1, which 15
2150	2150	shall be known as the ‘‘Mt. Henry Wilderness’’. 16
2151	2151	(K) A
2152	2152	LEXANDER CREEK WILDERNESS .— 17
2153	2153	Certain Federal land within the Kootenai Na-18
2154	2154	tional Forest comprising approximately 6,719 19
2155	2155	acres, identified as ‘‘Alexander Creek’’ on Map 20
2156	2156	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Alexander 21
2157	2157	Creek Wilderness’’. 22
2158	2158	(L) R
2159	2159	OBINSON MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 23
2160	2160	Certain Federal land within the Kootenai Na-24
2161	2161	tional Forest comprising approximately 7,030 25
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2165	2165	acres, identified as ‘‘Robinson Mountain’’ on 1
2166	2166	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Robinson 2
2167	2167	Mountain Wilderness’’. 3
2168	2168	(M) D
2169	2169	EVIL’S GAP WILDERNESS .—Certain 4
2170	2170	Federal land within the Kootenai National For-5
2171	2171	est comprising approximately 5,353 acres, iden-6
2172	2172	tified as ‘‘Devil’s Gap’’ on Map 2, which shall 7
2173	2173	be known as the ‘‘Devil’s Gap Wilderness’’. 8
2174	2174	(N) L
2175	2175	ONE CLIFF WEST WILDERNESS .— 9
2176	2176	Certain Federal land within the Kootenai Na-10
2177	2177	tional Forest comprising approximately 5,315 11
2178	2178	acres, identified as ‘‘Lone Cliff West Wilder-12
2179	2179	ness’’ on Map 1 and Map 2, which shall be 13
2180	2180	known as the ‘‘Lone Cliff West Wilderness’’. 14
2181	2181	(O) A
2182	2182	LLEN PEAK WILDERNESS .—Certain 15
2183	2183	Federal land within the Kootenai National For-16
2184	2184	est comprising approximately 30,000 acres, 17
2185	2185	identified as ‘‘Allen Peak’’ on Map 2, which 18
2186	2186	shall be known as the ‘‘Allen Peak Wilderness’’. 19
2187	2187	(P) H
2188	2188	UCKLEBERRY MOUNTAIN WILDER -20
2189	2189	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the 21
2190	2190	Kootenai National Forest comprising approxi-22
2191	2191	mately 8,965 acres, identified as ‘‘Huckleberry 23
2192	2192	Mountain’’ on Map 2, which shall be known as 24
2193	2193	the ‘‘Huckleberry Mountain Wilderness’’. 25
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2197	2197	(Q) CATARACT PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-1
2198	2198	tain Federal land within the Kootenai National 2
2199	2199	Forest and the Lolo National Forest comprising 3
2200	2200	approximately 34,888 acres, identified as ‘‘Cat-4
2201	2201	aract Peak Wilderness’’ on Map 2, which shall 5
2202	2202	be known as the ‘‘Cataract Peak Wilderness’’. 6
2203	2203	(R) C
2204	2204	UBE IRON-SILCOX WILDERNESS .— 7
2205	2205	Certain Federal land within the Kootenai Na-8
2206	2206	tional Forest and the Lolo National Forest 9
2207	2207	comprising approximately 37,621 acres, identi-10
2208	2208	fied as ‘‘Cube Iron-Silcox’’ on Map 2, which 11
2209	2209	shall be known as the ‘‘Cube Iron-Silcox Wil-12
2210	2210	derness’’. 13
2211	2211	(S) S
2212	2212	UNDANCE RIDGE WILDERNESS .—Cer-14
2213	2213	tain Federal land within the Lolo National For-15
2214	2214	est comprising approximately 5,987 acres, iden-16
2215	2215	tified as ‘‘Sundance Ridge’’ on Map 2, which 17
2216	2216	shall be known as the ‘‘Sundance Ridge Wilder-18
2217	2217	ness’’. 19
2218	2218	(T) T
2219	2219	EEPEE-SPRING CREEK WILDER -20
2220	2220	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Lolo 21
2221	2221	National Forest comprising approximately 22
2222	2222	13,902 acres, identified as ‘‘Teepee-Spring 23
2223	2223	Creek’’ on Map 2, which shall be known as the 24
2224	2224	‘‘Teepee-Spring Creek Wilderness’’. 25
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2228	2228	(U) BALDY LAKE WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
2229	2229	Federal land within the Lolo National Forest 2
2230	2230	comprising approximately 6,482 acres, identi-3
2231	2231	fied as ‘‘Baldy Lake’’ on Map 2, which shall be 4
2232	2232	known as the ‘‘Baldy Lake Wilderness’’. 5
2233	2233	(V) S
2234	2234	COTCHMAN’S PEAK WILDERNESS .— 6
2235	2235	Certain Federal land within the Kootenai Na-7
2236	2236	tional Forest and the Idaho Panhandle Na-8
2237	2237	tional Forests comprising approximately 88,000 9
2238	2238	acres, identified as ‘‘Scotchman’s Peak’’ on 10
2239	2239	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Scotch-11
2240	2240	man’s Peak Wilderness’’. 12
2241	2241	(W) B
2242	2242	UCKHORN RIDGE WILDERNESS .— 13
2243	2243	Certain Federal land within the Kootenai Na-14
2244	2244	tional Forest and the Idaho Panhandle Na-15
2245	2245	tional Forests comprising approximately 39,435 16
2246	2246	acres, identified as ‘‘Buckhorn Ridge’’ on Map 17
2247	2247	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Buckhorn 18
2248	2248	Ridge Wilderness’’. 19
2249	2249	(X) G
2250	2250	RASSY TOP/LITTLE GRASSY MOUN -20
2251	2251	TAIN WILDERNESS.—Certain Federal land with-21
2252	2252	in the Idaho Panhandle National Forests and 22
2253	2253	the Colville National Forest comprising approxi-23
2254	2254	mately 46,314 acres, identified as ‘‘Grassy Top/ 24
2255	2255	Little Grassy Mountain Wilderness’’ on Map 1, 25
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2259	2259	which shall be known as the ‘‘Grassy Top/Little 1
2260	2260	Grassy Mountain Wilderness’’. 2
2261	2261	(Y) A
2262	2262	BERCROMBIE-HOOKNOSE WILDER -3
2263	2263	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Colville 4
2264	2264	National Forest comprising approximately 5
2265	2265	42,778 acres, identified as ‘‘Abercrombie- 6
2266	2266	Hooknose’’ on Map 1, which shall be known as 7
2267	2267	the ‘‘Abercrombie-Hooknose Wilderness’’. 8
2268	2268	(Z) B
2269	2269	UNCHGRASS WILDERNESS .—Certain 9
2270	2270	Federal land within the Colville National Forest 10
2271	2271	comprising approximately 8,342 acres, identi-11
2272	2272	fied as ‘‘Bunchgrass’’ on Map 2, which shall be 12
2273	2273	known as the ‘‘Bunchgrass Wilderness’’. 13
2274	2274	(AA) S
2275	2275	OUTH FORK MOUNTAIN WILDER -14
2276	2276	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Idaho 15
2277	2277	Panhandle National Forests and the Colville 16
2278	2278	National Forest comprising approximately 17
2279	2279	18,434 acres, identified as ‘‘South Fork Moun-18
2280	2280	tain’’ on Map 1, which shall be known as the 19
2281	2281	‘‘South Fork Mountain Wilderness’’. 20
2282	2282	(BB) Q
2283	2283	UARTZITE WILDERNESS .—Certain 21
2284	2284	Federal land within the Colville National Forest 22
2285	2285	comprising approximately 5,158 acres, identi-23
2286	2286	fied as ‘‘Quartzite’’ on Map 2, which shall be 24
2287	2287	known as the ‘‘Quartzite Wilderness’’. 25
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2291	2291	(CC) GRANITE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 1
2292	2292	Certain Federal land within the Colville Na-2
2293	2293	tional Forest comprising approximately 18,434 3
2294	2294	acres, identified as ‘‘Granite Mountain’’ on Map 4
2295	2295	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Granite Moun-5
2296	2296	tain Wilderness’’. 6
2297	2297	(DD) C
2298	2298	ONTINENTAL MOUNTAIN WILDER -7
2299	2299	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Idaho 8
2300	2300	Panhandle National Forests comprising ap-9
2301	2301	proximately 7,531 acres, identified as ‘‘Conti-10
2302	2302	nental Mountain’’ on Map 1, which shall be 11
2303	2303	known as the ‘‘Continental Mountain Wilder-12
2304	2304	ness’’. 13
2305	2305	(EE) W
2306	2306	HITE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 14
2307	2307	Certain Federal land within the Idaho Pan-15
2308	2308	handle National Forests comprising approxi-16
2309	2309	mately 7,567 acres, identified as ‘‘White Moun-17
2310	2310	tain’’ on Map 1, which shall be known as the 18
2311	2311	‘‘White Mountain Wilderness’’. 19
2312	2312	(FF) S
2313	2313	CHAFER PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-20
2314	2314	tain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 21
2315	2315	National Forests comprising approximately 22
2316	2316	5,685 acres, identified as ‘‘Schafer Peak’’ on 23
2317	2317	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Schafer 24
2318	2318	Peak Wilderness’’. 25
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2322	2322	(GG) UPPER PRIEST LAKE WILDER -1
2323	2323	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Idaho 2
2324	2324	Panhandle National Forests comprising ap-3
2325	2325	proximately 12,518 acres, identified as ‘‘Upper 4
2326	2326	Priest Lake’’ on Map 1, which shall be known 5
2327	2327	as the ‘‘Upper Priest Lake Wilderness’’. 6
2328	2328	(HH) S
2329	2329	ELKIRK CREST WILDERNESS .—Cer-7
2330	2330	tain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 8
2331	2331	National Forests and certain public land ad-9
2332	2332	ministered by the Coeur d’Alene Field Office of 10
2333	2333	the Bureau of Land Management comprising 11
2334	2334	approximately 98,701 acres, identified as ‘‘Sel-12
2335	2335	kirk Crest’’ on Map 1, which shall be known as 13
2336	2336	the ‘‘Selkirk Crest Wilderness’’. 14
2337	2337	(II) L
2338	2338	AKE ESTELLE WILDERNESS .—Cer-15
2339	2339	tain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 16
2340	2340	National Forests and the Kootenai National 17
2341	2341	Forest comprising approximately 78,930 acres, 18
2342	2342	identified as ‘‘Lake Estelle’’ on Map 1, which 19
2343	2343	shall be known as the ‘‘Lake Estelle Wilder-20
2344	2344	ness’’. 21
2345	2345	(JJ) T
2346	2346	RESTLE PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-22
2347	2347	tain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 23
2348	2348	National Forests and the Kootenai National 24
2349	2349	Forest comprising approximately 7,279 acres, 25
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2353	2353	identified as ‘‘Trestle Peak’’ on Map 1, which 1
2354	2354	shall be known as the ‘‘Trestle Peak Wilder-2
2355	2355	ness’’. 3
2356	2356	(KK) B
2357	2357	EETOP WILDERNESS .—Certain 4
2358	2358	Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle Na-5
2359	2359	tional Forests comprising approximately 12,445 6
2360	2360	acres, identified as ‘‘Beetop’’ on Map 1, which 7
2361	2361	shall be known as the ‘‘Beetop Wilderness’’. 8
2362	2362	(LL) P
2363	2363	ACKSADDLE WILDERNESS .—Certain 9
2364	2364	Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle Na-10
2365	2365	tional Forests comprising approximately 11,303 11
2366	2366	acres, identified as ‘‘Packsaddle’’ on Map 1, 12
2367	2367	which shall be known as the ‘‘Packsaddle Wil-13
2368	2368	derness’’. 14
2369	2369	(MM) B
2370	2370	LACKTAIL MOUNTAIN WILDER -15
2371	2371	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Idaho 16
2372	2372	Panhandle National Forests comprising ap-17
2373	2373	proximately 5,286 acres, identified as 18
2374	2374	‘‘Blacktail Mountain’’ on Map 1, which shall be 19
2375	2375	known as the ‘‘Blacktail Mountain Wilderness’’. 20
2376	2376	(NN) M
2377	2377	AGEE WILDERNESS.—Certain Fed-21
2378	2378	eral land within the Idaho Panhandle National 22
2379	2379	Forests comprising approximately 34,830 acres, 23
2380	2380	identified as ‘‘Magee’’ on Map 2, which shall be 24
2381	2381	known as the ‘‘Magee Wilderness’’. 25
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2385	2385	(OO) TEPEE CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-1
2386	2386	tain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 2
2387	2387	National Forests comprising approximately 3
2388	2388	5,190 acres, identified as ‘‘Tepee Creek’’ on 4
2389	2389	Map 2, which shall be known as the ‘‘Tepee 5
2390	2390	Creek Wilderness’’. 6
2391	2391	(PP) T
2392	2392	ROUBLE CREEK WILDERNESS .— 7
2393	2393	Certain Federal land within the Idaho Pan-8
2394	2394	handle National Forests comprising approxi-9
2395	2395	mately 5,987 acres, identified as ‘‘Trouble 10
2396	2396	Creek’’ on Map 2, which shall be known as the 11
2397	2397	‘‘Trouble Creek Wilderness’’. 12
2398	2398	(QQ) G
2399	2399	RAHAM COAL WILDERNESS .—Cer-13
2400	2400	tain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 14
2401	2401	National Forests comprising approximately 15
2402	2402	10,297 acres, identified as ‘‘Graham Coal’’ on 16
2403	2403	Map 2, which shall be known as the ‘‘Graham 17
2404	2404	Coal Wilderness’’. 18
2405	2405	(RR) K
2406	2406	ATKA WILDERNESS.—Certain Fed-19
2407	2407	eral land within the Idaho Panhandle National 20
2408	2408	Forests comprising approximately 10,000 acres, 21
2409	2409	identified as ‘‘Katka’’ on Map 1, which shall be 22
2410	2410	known as the ‘‘Katka Wilderness’’. 23
2411	2411	(SS) D
2412	2412	RY CANYON BREAKS WILDER -24
2413	2413	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Colville 25
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2417	2417	National Forest comprising approximately 1
2418	2418	6,815 acres, identified as ‘‘Dry Canyon Breaks’’ 2
2419	2419	on Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Dry 3
2420	2420	Canyon Breaks Wilderness’’. 4
2421	2421	(TT) C
2422	2422	RYSTAL LAKE WILDERNESS .—Cer-5
2423	2423	tain public land administered by the Coeur 6
2424	2424	d’Alene Field Office of the Bureau of Land 7
2425	2425	Management comprising approximately 8,919 8
2426	2426	acres, identified as ‘‘Crystal Lake’’ on Map 1, 9
2427	2427	which shall be known as the ‘‘Crystal Lake Wil-10
2428	2428	derness’’. 11
2429	2429	SEC. 106. GREATER HELLS CANYON ECOSYSTEM. 12
2430	2430	(a) D
2431	2431	EFINITIONS.—In this section: 13
2432	2432	(1) M
2433	2433	AP 1.—The term ‘‘Map 1’’ means the map 14
2434	2434	entitled ‘‘Greater Hells Canyon’’ and dated April 10, 15
2435	2435	2023. 16
2436	2436	(2) M
2437	2437	AP 2.—The term ‘‘Map 2’’ means the map 17
2438	2438	entitled ‘‘Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection 18
2439	2439	Act (2023)’’ and dated April 10, 2023. 19
2440	2440	(b) D
2441	2441	ESIGNATIONS.—To protect the unique and en-20
2442	2442	dangered greater Hells Canyon ecosystem, the following 21
2443	2443	land is designated as wilderness: 22
2444	2444	(1) H
2445	2445	ELLS CANYON WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .— 23
2446	2446	The following land, comprising a total of approxi-24
2447	2447	mately 364,895 acres, is incorporated in, and shall 25
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2451	2451	be administered as part of, the Hells Canyon Wilder-1
2452	2452	ness: 2
2453	2453	(A) H
2454	2454	ELLS CANYON ADDITIONS .—Certain 3
2455	2455	Federal land within the Payette National For-4
2456	2456	est and the Nez Perce-Clearwater National For-5
2457	2457	ests comprising approximately 152,942 acres, 6
2458	2458	identified as ‘‘Hells Canyon Additions’’ on Map 7
2459	2459	1. 8
2460	2460	(B) H
2461	2461	ELLS CANYON.—Certain Federal 9
2462	2462	land within the Wallowa-Whitman National 10
2463	2463	Forest comprising approximately 211,953 acres, 11
2464	2464	identified as ‘‘Hells Canyon’’ on Map 1. 12
2465	2465	(2) E
2466	2466	AGLE CAP WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .—Cer-13
2467	2467	tain Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman Na-14
2468	2468	tional Forest comprising approximately 112,143 15
2469	2469	acres, identified as ‘‘Eagle Cap Additions’’ on Map 16
2470	2470	1, is incorporated in, and shall be administered as 17
2471	2471	part of, the Eagle Cap Wilderness. 18
2472	2472	(3) W
2473	2473	ENAHA-TUCANNON WILDERNESS ADDI -19
2474	2474	TIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Umatilla 20
2475	2475	National Forest comprising approximately 12,478 21
2476	2476	acres, identified as ‘‘Upper Tucannon’’ on Map 1, is 22
2477	2477	incorporated in, and shall be administered as part 23
2478	2478	of, the Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness. 24
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2482	2482	(4) NEW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVA -1
2483	2483	TION SYSTEM COMPONENTS .—Each of the following 2
2484	2484	areas of land is designated as a component of the 3
2485	2485	National Wilderness Preservation System: 4
2486	2486	(A) W
2487	2487	ILLOW SPRINGS WILDERNESS .—Cer-5
2488	2488	tain Federal land within the Umatilla National 6
2489	2489	Forest comprising approximately 10,414 acres, 7
2490	2490	identified as ‘‘Willow Springs’’ on Map 1, which 8
2491	2491	shall be known as the ‘‘Willow Springs Wilder-9
2492	2492	ness’’. 10
2493	2493	(B) A
2494	2494	SOTIN CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 11
2495	2495	Federal land within the Umatilla National For-12
2496	2496	est comprising approximately 16,395 acres, 13
2497	2497	identified as ‘‘Asotin Creek’’ on Map 1, which 14
2498	2498	shall be known as the ‘‘Asotin Creek Wilder-15
2499	2499	ness’’. 16
2500	2500	(C) S
2501	2501	PANGLER WILDERNESS .—Certain 17
2502	2502	Federal land within the Umatilla National For-18
2503	2503	est comprising approximately 5,936 acres, iden-19
2504	2504	tified as ‘‘Spangler’’ on Map 1, which shall be 20
2505	2505	known as the ‘‘Spangler Wilderness’’. 21
2506	2506	(D) W
2507	2507	ENATCHEE CREEK WILDERNESS .— 22
2508	2508	Certain Federal land within the Umatilla Na-23
2509	2509	tional Forest comprising approximately 15,315 24
2510	2510	acres, identified as ‘‘Wenatchee Creek’’ on Map 25
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2514	2514	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Wenatchee 1
2515	2515	Creek Wilderness’’. 2
2516	2516	(E) W
2517	2517	ALLA WALLA RIVER WILDERNESS .— 3
2518	2518	Certain Federal land within the Umatilla Na-4
2519	2519	tional Forest comprising approximately 69,102 5
2520	2520	acres, identified as ‘‘Walla Walla River’’ on 6
2521	2521	Map 2, which shall be known as the ‘‘Walla 7
2522	2522	Walla River Wilderness’’. 8
2523	2523	(F) G
2524	2524	RAND RONDE WILDERNESS .—Certain 9
2525	2525	Federal land within the Umatilla National For-10
2526	2526	est and the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest 11
2527	2527	comprising approximately 22,164 acres, identi-12
2528	2528	fied as ‘‘Grande Ronde Wilderness’’ on Map 1, 13
2529	2529	which shall be known as the ‘‘Grande Ronde 14
2530	2530	Wilderness’’. 15
2531	2531	(G) L
2532	2532	AKE FORK WILDERNESS .—Certain 16
2533	2533	Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman Na-17
2534	2534	tional Forest comprising approximately 32,607 18
2535	2535	acres, identified as ‘‘Lake Fork’’ on Map 1, 19
2536	2536	which shall be known as the ‘‘Lake Fork Wil-20
2537	2537	derness’’. 21
2538	2538	(H) G
2539	2539	UMBOOT BUTTE WILDERNESS .—Cer-22
2540	2540	tain Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman 23
2541	2541	National Forest comprising approximately 24
2542	2542	10,753 acres, identified as ‘‘Gumboot Butte’’ on 25
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2546	2546	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Gumboot 1
2547	2547	Butte Wilderness’’. 2
2548	2548	(I) H
2549	2549	OMESTEAD WILDERNESS .—Certain 3
2550	2550	Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman Na-4
2551	2551	tional Forest and certain public land adminis-5
2552	2552	tered by the Baker Field Office of the Bureau 6
2553	2553	of Land Management comprising approximately 7
2554	2554	21,108 acres, identified as ‘‘Homestead’’ on 8
2555	2555	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Home-9
2556	2556	stead Wilderness’’. 10
2557	2557	(J) B
2558	2558	LACK CANYON WILDERNESS .—Cer-11
2559	2559	tain public land administered by the Baker 12
2560	2560	Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-13
2561	2561	ment comprising approximately 7,449 acres, 14
2562	2562	identified as ‘‘Black Canyon’’ on Map 1, which 15
2563	2563	shall be known as the ‘‘Black Canyon Wilder-16
2564	2564	ness’’. 17
2565	2565	(K) L
2566	2566	OOKINGGLASS WILDERNESS .—Cer-18
2567	2567	tain Federal land within the Umatilla National 19
2568	2568	Forest comprising approximately 5,218 acres, 20
2569	2569	identified as ‘‘Lookingglass’’ on Map 2, which 21
2570	2570	shall be known as the ‘‘Lookingglass Wilder-22
2571	2571	ness’’. 23
2572	2572	(L) J
2573	2573	OSEPH CANYON WILDERNESS .—Cer-24
2574	2574	tain Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman 25
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2578	2578	National Forest comprising approximately 1
2579	2579	40,468 acres, identified as ‘‘Joseph Canyon’’ on 2
2580	2580	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Joseph 3
2581	2581	Canyon Wilderness’’. 4
2582	2582	(M) T
2583	2583	OPE CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 5
2584	2584	Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman Na-6
2585	2585	tional Forest comprising approximately 17,997 7
2586	2586	acres, identified as ‘‘Tope Creek’’ on Map 1, 8
2587	2587	which shall be known as the ‘‘Tope Creek Wil-9
2588	2588	derness’’. 10
2589	2589	(N) C
2590	2590	OTTONWOOD-BROADY CREEK WIL -11
2591	2591	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 12
2592	2592	Wallowa-Whitman National Forest comprising 13
2593	2593	approximately 24,680 acres, identified as ‘‘Cot-14
2594	2594	tonwood-Broady Creek’’ on Map 1, which shall 15
2595	2595	be known as the ‘‘Cottonwood-Broady Creek 16
2596	2596	Wilderness’’. 17
2597	2597	(O) L
2598	2598	ICK CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 18
2599	2599	Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman Na-19
2600	2600	tional Forest comprising approximately 5,075 20
2601	2601	acres, identified as ‘‘Lick Creek’’ on Map 1, 21
2602	2602	which shall be known as the ‘‘Lick Creek Wil-22
2603	2603	derness’’. 23
2604	2604	(P) B
2605	2605	EAR GULCH WILDERNESS .—Certain 24
2606	2606	Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman Na-25
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2609	2609	•S 1198 IS
2610	2610	tional Forest comprising approximately 17,779 1
2611	2611	acres, identified as ‘‘Bear Gulch’’ on Map 1, 2
2612	2612	which shall be known as the ‘‘Bear Gulch Wil-3
2613	2613	derness’’. 4
2614	2614	(Q) B
2615	2615	IG AND LITTLE SHEEP CREEK WIL -5
2616	2616	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 6
2617	2617	Wallowa-Whitman National Forest comprising 7
2618	2618	approximately 41,124 acres, identified as ‘‘Big 8
2619	2619	and Little Sheep Creek’’ on Map 1, which shall 9
2620	2620	be known as the ‘‘Big and Little Sheep Creek 10
2621	2621	Wilderness’’. 11
2622	2622	(R) E
2623	2623	CHO CANYON WILDERNESS .—Certain 12
2624	2624	Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman Na-13
2625	2625	tional Forest comprising approximately 7,397 14
2626	2626	acres, identified as ‘‘Echo Canyon’’ on Map 1, 15
2627	2627	which shall be known as the ‘‘Echo Canyon Wil-16
2628	2628	derness’’. 17
2629	2629	(S) S
2630	2630	HEEP GULCH WILDERNESS .—Certain 18
2631	2631	Federal land within the Payette National For-19
2632	2632	est comprising approximately 5,820 acres, iden-20
2633	2633	tified as ‘‘Sheep Gulch’’ on Map 1, which shall 21
2634	2634	be known as the ‘‘Sheep Gulch Wilderness’’. 22
2635	2635	(T) F
2636	2636	LAT CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 23
2637	2637	Federal land within the Payette National For-24
2638	2638	est comprising approximately 5,638 acres, iden-25
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2641	2641	•S 1198 IS
2642	2642	tified as ‘‘Flat Creek’’ on Map 1, which shall be 1
2643	2643	known as the ‘‘Flat Creek Wilderness’’. 2
2644	2644	SEC. 107. ISLANDS IN THE SKY WILDERNESS. 3
2645	2645	(a) D
2646	2646	EFINITIONS.—In this section: 4
2647	2647	(1) M
2648	2648	AP 1.—The term ‘‘Map 1’’ means the map 5
2649	2649	entitled ‘‘Islands in the Sky Map 1’’ and dated April 6
2650	2650	10, 2023. 7
2651	2651	(2) M
2652	2652	AP 2.—The term ‘‘Map 2’’ means the map 8
2653	2653	entitled ‘‘Islands in the Sky Map 2’’ and dated April 9
2654	2654	10, 2023. 10
2655	2655	(3) M
2656	2656	AP 3.—The term ‘‘Map 3’’ means the map 11
2657	2657	entitled ‘‘Islands in the Sky Map 3’’ and dated April 12
2658	2658	10, 2023. 13
2659	2659	(4) M
2660	2660	AP 4.—The term ‘‘Map 4’’ means the map 14
2661	2661	entitled ‘‘Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection 15
2662	2662	Act (2023)’’ and dated April 10, 2023. 16
2663	2663	(b) D
2664	2664	ESIGNATIONS.—To protect the unique and in-17
2665	2665	creasingly isolated island mountain ranges in the Northern 18
2666	2666	Rockies Bioregion, the following land is designated as wil-19
2667	2667	derness: 20
2668	2668	(1) N
2669	2669	ORTH FORK JOHN DAY WILDERNESS AD -21
2670	2670	DITIONS.—Certain Federal land within the Malheur 22
2671	2671	National Forest, Umatilla National Forest, and 23
2672	2672	Wallowa-Whitman National Forest comprising ap-24
2673	2673	proximately 145,319 acres, identified as ‘‘North 25
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2677	2677	Fork John Day Additions’’ on Map 1, is incor-1
2678	2678	porated in, and shall be administered as part of, the 2
2679	2679	North Fork John Day Wilderness. 3
2680	2680	(2) C
2681	2681	LOUD PEAK WILDERNESS ADDITIONS .— 4
2682	2682	Certain Federal land within the Bighorn National 5
2683	2683	Forest and certain public land administered by the 6
2684	2684	Worland Field Office of the Bureau of Land Man-7
2685	2685	agement comprising approximately 190,790 acres, 8
2686	2686	identified as ‘‘Cloud Peak Additions’’ on Map 3, is 9
2687	2687	incorporated in, and shall be administered as part 10
2688	2688	of, the Cloud Peak Wilderness. 11
2689	2689	(3) M
2690	2690	ONUMENT ROCK WILDERNESS ADDI -12
2691	2691	TION.—Certain Federal land within the Malheur Na-13
2692	2692	tional Forest comprising approximately 6,740 acres, 14
2693	2693	identified as ‘‘Monument Rock’’ on Map 1, is incor-15
2694	2694	porated in, and shall be administered as part of, the 16
2695	2695	Monument Rock Wilderness. 17
2696	2696	(4) M
2697	2697	OUNT NAOMI WILDERNESS ADDITION .— 18
2698	2698	Certain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 19
2699	2699	National Forest comprising approximately 28,702 20
2700	2700	acres, identified as ‘‘Cache Crest’’ on Map 4, is in-21
2701	2701	corporated in, and shall be administered as part of, 22
2702	2702	the Mount Naomi Wilderness. 23
2703	2703	(5) N
2704	2704	EW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVA -24
2705	2705	TION SYSTEM COMPONENTS IN THE KETTLE MOUN -25
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2708	2708	•S 1198 IS
2709	2709	TAINS.—Each of the following areas of land within 1
2710	2710	the Kettle Mountains is designated as a component 2
2711	2711	of the National Wilderness Preservation System: 3
2712	2712	(A) T
2713	2713	HIRTEEN MILE WILDERNESS .—Cer-4
2714	2714	tain Federal land within the Colville National 5
2715	2715	Forest comprising approximately 14,259 acres, 6
2716	2716	identified as ‘‘Thirteen Mile’’ on Map 2, which 7
2717	2717	shall be known as the ‘‘Thirteen Mile Wilder-8
2718	2718	ness’’. 9
2719	2719	(B) B
2720	2720	ALD SNOW WILDERNESS .—Certain 10
2721	2721	Federal land within the Colville National Forest 11
2722	2722	comprising approximately 27,716 acres, identi-12
2723	2723	fied as ‘‘Bald Snow’’ on Map 2, which shall be 13
2724	2724	known as the ‘‘Bald Snow Wilderness’’. 14
2725	2725	(C) P
2726	2726	ROFANITY WILDERNESS .—Certain 15
2727	2727	Federal land within the Colville National Forest 16
2728	2728	comprising approximately 35,538 acres, identi-17
2729	2729	fied as ‘‘Profanity’’ on Map 2, which shall be 18
2730	2730	known as the ‘‘Profanity Wilderness’’. 19
2731	2731	(D) H
2732	2732	UCKLEBERRY SOUTH WILDER -20
2733	2733	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Colville 21
2734	2734	National Forest comprising approximately 22
2735	2735	16,774 acres, identified as ‘‘Huckleberry 23
2736	2736	South’’ on Map 2, which shall be known as the 24
2737	2737	‘‘Huckleberry South Wilderness’’. 25
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2740	2740	•S 1198 IS
2741	2741	(E) COUGAR MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 1
2742	2742	Certain Federal land within the Colville Na-2
2743	2743	tional Forest comprising approximately 7,629 3
2744	2744	acres, identified as ‘‘Cougar Mountain’’ on Map 4
2745	2745	2, which shall be known as the ‘‘Cougar Moun-5
2746	2746	tain Wilderness’’. 6
2747	2747	(F) O
2748	2748	WL MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-7
2749	2749	tain Federal land within the Colville National 8
2750	2750	Forest comprising approximately 14,686 acres, 9
2751	2751	identified as ‘‘Owl Mountain’’ on Map 2, which 10
2752	2752	shall be known as the ‘‘Owl Mountain Wilder-11
2753	2753	ness’’. 12
2754	2754	(G) D
2755	2755	EER CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 13
2756	2756	Federal land within the Colville National Forest 14
2757	2757	comprising approximately 9,316 acres, identi-15
2758	2758	fied as ‘‘Deer Creek’’ on Map 2, which shall be 16
2759	2759	known as the ‘‘Deer Creek Wilderness’’. 17
2760	2760	(H) J
2761	2761	ACKKNIFE MOUNTAIN WILDER -18
2762	2762	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Colville 19
2763	2763	National Forest comprising approximately 20
2764	2764	9,564 acres, identified as ‘‘Jackknife Moun-21
2765	2765	tain’’ on Map 2, which shall be known as the 22
2766	2766	‘‘Jackknife Mountain Wilderness’’. 23
2767	2767	(I) P
2768	2768	ARADISE WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-24
2769	2769	eral land within the Colville National Forest 25
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2772	2772	•S 1198 IS
2773	2773	comprising approximately 6,131 acres, identi-1
2774	2774	fied as ‘‘Paradise’’ on Map 2, which shall be 2
2775	2775	known as the ‘‘Paradise Wilderness’’. 3
2776	2776	(J) P
2777	2777	ROFANITY EAST WILDERNESS .—Cer-4
2778	2778	tain Federal land within the Colville National 5
2779	2779	Forest comprising approximately 7,000 acres, 6
2780	2780	identified as ‘‘Profanity East’’ on Map 2, which 7
2781	2781	shall be known as the ‘‘Profanity East Wilder-8
2782	2782	ness’’. 9
2783	2783	(K) H
2784	2784	OODOO-TWIN SISTERS WILDER -10
2785	2785	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Colville 11
2786	2786	National Forest comprising approximately 12
2787	2787	7,000 acres, identified as ‘‘Hoodoo-Twin Sis-13
2788	2788	ters’’ on Map 2, which shall be known as the 14
2789	2789	‘‘Hoodoo-Twin Sisters Wilderness’’. 15
2790	2790	(6) N
2791	2791	EW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVA -16
2792	2792	TION SYSTEM COMPONENTS IN THE BIGHORN MOUN -17
2793	2793	TAINS.—Each of the following areas of land in the 18
2794	2794	Bighorn Mountains is designated as a component of 19
2795	2795	the National Wilderness Preservation System: 20
2796	2796	(A) L
2797	2797	ITTLE BIGHORN WILDERNESS .—Cer-21
2798	2798	tain Federal land within the Bighorn National 22
2799	2799	Forest comprising approximately 80,129 acres, 23
2800	2800	identified as ‘‘Little Bighorn’’ on Map 3, which 24
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2803	2803	•S 1198 IS
2804	2804	shall be known as the ‘‘Little Bighorn Wilder-1
2805	2805	ness’’. 2
2806	2806	(B) W
2807	2807	OLF CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 3
2808	2808	Federal land within the Bighorn National For-4
2809	2809	est comprising approximately 49,550 acres, 5
2810	2810	identified as ‘‘Wolf Creek’’ on Map 3, which 6
2811	2811	shall be known as the ‘‘Wolf Creek Wilderness’’. 7
2812	2812	(C) L
2813	2813	ODGE GRASS WILDERNESS .—Certain 8
2814	2814	Federal land within the Bighorn National For-9
2815	2815	est comprising approximately 38,312 acres, 10
2816	2816	identified as ‘‘Lodge Grass’’ on Map 3, which 11
2817	2817	shall be known as the ‘‘Lodge Grass Wilder-12
2818	2818	ness’’. 13
2819	2819	(D) H
2820	2820	IDEOUT CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-14
2821	2821	tain Federal land within the Bighorn National 15
2822	2822	Forest comprising approximately 9,282 acres, 16
2823	2823	identified as ‘‘Hideout Creek’’ on Map 3, which 17
2824	2824	shall be known as the ‘‘Hideout Creek Wilder-18
2825	2825	ness’’. 19
2826	2826	(E) B
2827	2827	EAR ROCKS WILDERNESS .—Certain 20
2828	2828	Federal land comprising approximately 24,988 21
2829	2829	acres, identified as ‘‘Bear Rocks’’ on Map 3, 22
2830	2830	which shall be known as the ‘‘Bear Rocks Wil-23
2831	2831	derness’’. 24
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2834	2834	•S 1198 IS
2835	2835	(F) HORSE CREEK MESA WILDERNESS .— 1
2836	2836	Certain Federal land within the Bighorn Na-2
2837	2837	tional Forest comprising approximately 41,677 3
2838	2838	acres, identified as ‘‘Horse Creek Mesa’’ on 4
2839	2839	Map 3, which shall be known as the ‘‘Horse 5
2840	2840	Creek Mesa Wilderness’’. 6
2841	2841	(G) H
2842	2842	UNT MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-7
2843	2843	tain Federal land within the Bighorn National 8
2844	2844	Forest comprising approximately 20,299 acres, 9
2845	2845	identified as ‘‘Hunt Mountain’’ on Map 3, 10
2846	2846	which shall be known as the ‘‘Hunt Mountain 11
2847	2847	Wilderness’’. 12
2848	2848	(H) G
2849	2849	ROMMUND CREEK WILDERNESS .— 13
2850	2850	Certain Federal land within the Bighorn Na-14
2851	2851	tional Forest comprising approximately 12,752 15
2852	2852	acres, identified as ‘‘Grommund Creek’’ on Map 16
2853	2853	3, which shall be known as the ‘‘Grommund 17
2854	2854	Creek Wilderness’’. 18
2855	2855	(I) H
2856	2856	AZELTON PEAKS WILDERNESS .—Cer-19
2857	2857	tain Federal land within the Bighorn National 20
2858	2858	Forest comprising approximately 10,763 acres, 21
2859	2859	identified as ‘‘Hazelton Peaks’’ on Map 3, 22
2860	2860	which shall be known as the ‘‘Hazelton Peaks 23
2861	2861	Wilderness’’. 24
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2864	2864	•S 1198 IS
2865	2865	(J) LEIGH CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
2866	2866	Federal land within the Bighorn National For-2
2867	2867	est comprising approximately 14,559 acres, 3
2868	2868	identified as ‘‘Leigh Creek’’ on Map 3, which 4
2869	2869	shall be known as the ‘‘Leigh Creek Wilder-5
2870	2870	ness’’. 6
2871	2871	(K) M
2872	2872	EDICINE LODGE WILDERNESS .—Cer-7
2873	2873	tain Federal land within the Bighorn National 8
2874	2874	Forest and certain public land administered by 9
2875	2875	the Worland Field Office of the Bureau of 10
2876	2876	Land Management comprising approximately 11
2877	2877	24,384 acres, identified as ‘‘Medicine Lodge’’ 12
2878	2878	on Map 3, which shall be known as the ‘‘Medi-13
2879	2879	cine Lodge Wilderness’’. 14
2880	2880	(L) A
2881	2881	LKALI CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 15
2882	2882	public land administered by the Worland Field 16
2883	2883	Office of the Bureau of Land Management 17
2884	2884	comprising approximately 15,777 acres, identi-18
2885	2885	fied as ‘‘Alkali Creek West and Alkali Creek 19
2886	2886	East’’ on Map 3, which shall be known as the 20
2887	2887	‘‘Alkali Creek Wilderness’’. 21
2888	2888	(M) T
2889	2889	RAPPER CREEK CANYON WILDER -22
2890	2890	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 23
2891	2891	Worland Field Office of the Bureau of Land 24
2892	2892	Management comprising approximately 7,617 25
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2896	2896	acres, identified as ‘‘Trapper Creek Canyon’’ on 1
2897	2897	Map 3, which shall be known as the ‘‘Trapper 2
2898	2898	Creek Canyon Wilderness’’. 3
2899	2899	(N) N
2900	2900	ORTH FORK POWDER RIVER WILDER -4
2901	2901	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 5
2902	2902	Buffalo Field Office of the Bureau of Land 6
2903	2903	Management comprising approximately 14,790 7
2904	2904	acres, identified as ‘‘North Fork Powder River’’ 8
2905	2905	on Map 3, which shall be known as the ‘‘North 9
2906	2906	Fork Powder River Wilderness’’. 10
2907	2907	(O) G
2908	2908	ARDNER MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 11
2909	2909	Certain public land administered by the Buffalo 12
2910	2910	Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-13
2911	2911	ment comprising approximately 17,808 acres, 14
2912	2912	identified as ‘‘Gardner Mountain’’ on Map 3, 15
2913	2913	which shall be known as the ‘‘Gardner Moun-16
2914	2914	tain Wilderness’’. 17
2915	2915	(P) H
2916	2916	ONEYCOMBS WILDERNESS .—Certain 18
2917	2917	public land administered by the Worland Field 19
2918	2918	Office of the Bureau of Land Management 20
2919	2919	comprising approximately 64,961 acres, identi-21
2920	2920	fied as ‘‘Honeycombs’’ on Map 3, which shall be 22
2921	2921	known as the ‘‘Honeycombs Wilderness’’. 23
2922	2922	(Q) B
2923	2923	UFFALO CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-24
2924	2924	tain public land administered by the Worland 25
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2928	2928	Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-1
2929	2929	ment comprising approximately 26,641 acres, 2
2930	2930	identified as ‘‘Buffalo Creek’’ on Map 3, which 3
2931	2931	shall be known as the ‘‘Buffalo Creek Wilder-4
2932	2932	ness’’. 5
2933	2933	(R) L
2934	2934	YSITE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 6
2935	2935	Certain public land administered by the 7
2936	2936	Worland and Lander Field Offices of the Bu-8
2937	2937	reau of Land Management comprising approxi-9
2938	2938	mately 92,03 acres, identified as ‘‘Lysite Moun-10
2939	2939	tain’’ on Map 3, which shall be known as the 11
2940	2940	‘‘Lysite Mountain Wilderness’’. 12
2941	2941	(S) D
2942	2942	EVIL’S CANYON WILDERNESS .—Cer-13
2943	2943	tain Federal land within the Bighorn National 14
2944	2944	Forest comprising approximately 38,312 acres, 15
2945	2945	identified as ‘‘Devil’s Canyon’’ on Map 3, which 16
2946	2946	shall be known as the ‘‘Devil’s Canyon Wilder-17
2947	2947	ness’’. 18
2948	2948	(T) S
2949	2949	KULL RIDGE WILDERNESS .—Certain 19
2950	2950	Federal land within the Bighorn National For-20
2951	2951	est comprising approximately 17,298 acres, 21
2952	2952	identified as ‘‘Skull Ridge’’ on Map 3, which 22
2953	2953	shall be known as the ‘‘Skull Ridge Wilder-23
2954	2954	ness’’. 24
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2957	2957	•S 1198 IS
2958	2958	(U) SIBLEY LAKE WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
2959	2959	Federal land within the Bighorn National For-2
2960	2960	est comprising approximately 6,917 acres, iden-3
2961	2961	tified as ‘‘Sibley Lake’’ on Map 3, which shall 4
2962	2962	be known as the ‘‘Sibley Lake Wilderness’’. 5
2963	2963	(V) B
2964	2964	RUCE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 6
2965	2965	Certain Federal land within the Bighorn Na-7
2966	2966	tional Forest comprising approximately 5,416 8
2967	2967	acres, identified as ‘‘Bruce Mountain’’ on Map 9
2968	2968	3, which shall be known as the ‘‘Bruce Moun-10
2969	2969	tain Wilderness’’. 11
2970	2970	(W) D
2971	2971	OYLE CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 12
2972	2972	Federal land within the Bighorn National For-13
2973	2973	est comprising approximately 6,917 acres, iden-14
2974	2974	tified as ‘‘Doyle Creek’’ on Map 3, which shall 15
2975	2975	be known as the ‘‘Doyle Creek Wilderness’’. 16
2976	2976	(7) N
2977	2977	EW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVA -17
2978	2978	TION SYSTEM COMPONENTS IN THE PRYOR MOUN -18
2979	2979	TAINS.—Each of the following areas of land in the 19
2980	2980	Pryor Mountains is designated as a component of 20
2981	2981	the National Wilderness Preservation System: 21
2982	2982	(A) L
2983	2983	OST WATER CANYON WILDERNESS .— 22
2984	2984	Certain Federal land within the Custer Gallatin 23
2985	2985	National Forest and the Bighorn National 24
2986	2986	Recreation Area and certain public land admin-25
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2989	2989	•S 1198 IS
2990	2990	istered by the Billings Field Office of the Bu-1
2991	2991	reau of Land Management comprising approxi-2
2992	2992	mately 65,311 acres, identified as ‘‘Lost Water 3
2993	2993	Canyon’’ on Map 3 and the map entitled ‘‘Wil-4
2994	2994	derness Recommendation Bighorn Canyon Na-5
2995	2995	tional Recreation Area’’ and dated March 1981, 6
2996	2996	which shall be known as the ‘‘Lost Water Can-7
2997	2997	yon Wilderness’’. 8
2998	2998	(B) B
2999	2999	IG PRYOR MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 9
3000	3000	Certain Federal land within the Custer Gallatin 10
3001	3001	National Forest comprising approximately 11
3002	3002	41,976 acres, identified as ‘‘Big Pryor Moun-12
3003	3003	tain’’ on Map 3, which shall be known as the 13
3004	3004	‘‘Big Pryor Mountain Wilderness’’. 14
3005	3005	(C) P
3006	3006	ROSPECT WILDERNESS .—Certain 15
3007	3007	public land administered by the Billings Field 16
3008	3008	Office of the Bureau of Land Management 17
3009	3009	comprising approximately 5,420 acres, identi-18
3010	3010	fied as ‘‘Prospect’’ on Map 3, which shall be 19
3011	3011	known as the ‘‘Prospect Wilderness’’. 20
3012	3012	(D) W
3013	3013	EATHERMAN DRAW WILDERNESS .— 21
3014	3014	Certain public land administered by the Billings 22
3015	3015	Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-23
3016	3016	ment comprising approximately 5,420 acres, 24
3017	3017	identified as ‘‘Weatherman Draw’’ on Map 3, 25
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3020	3020	•S 1198 IS
3021	3021	which shall be known as the ‘‘Weatherman 1
3022	3022	Draw Wilderness’’. 2
3023	3023	(8) O
3024	3024	THER NEW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRES -3
3025	3025	ERVATION SYSTEM COMPONENTS .—Each of the fol-4
3026	3026	lowing areas of land is designated as a component 5
3027	3027	of the National Wilderness Preservation System: 6
3028	3028	(A) T
3029	3029	EXAS BUTTE WILDERNESS .—Certain 7
3030	3030	Federal land within the Umatilla National For-8
3031	3031	est comprising approximately 12,714 acres, 9
3032	3032	identified as ‘‘Texas Butte’’ on Map 1, which 10
3033	3033	shall be known as the ‘‘Texas Butte Wilder-11
3034	3034	ness’’. 12
3035	3035	(B) S
3036	3036	KOOKUM WILDERNESS .—Certain 13
3037	3037	Federal land within the Umatilla National For-14
3038	3038	est comprising approximately 44,256 acres, 15
3039	3039	identified as ‘‘Skookum’’ on Map 1, which shall 16
3040	3040	be known as the ‘‘Skookum Wilderness’’. 17
3041	3041	(C) U
3042	3042	PPER GRANDE RONDE WILDER -18
3043	3043	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the 19
3044	3044	Wallowa-Whitman National Forest comprising 20
3045	3045	approximately 15,849 acres, identified as 21
3046	3046	‘‘Upper Grande Ronde’’ on Map 1, which shall 22
3047	3047	be known as the ‘‘Upper Grande Ronde Wilder-23
3048	3048	ness’’. 24
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3051	3051	•S 1198 IS
3052	3052	(D) NORTH FORK MALHEUR WILDER -1
3053	3053	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the 2
3054	3054	Malheur National Forest and certain public 3
3055	3055	land administered by the Baker Field Office of 4
3056	3056	the Bureau of Land Management comprising 5
3057	3057	approximately 28,393 acres, identified as 6
3058	3058	‘‘North Fork Malheur’’ on Map 1, which shall 7
3059	3059	be known as the ‘‘North Fork Malheur Wilder-8
3060	3060	ness’’. 9
3061	3061	(E) F
3062	3062	LAG CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 10
3063	3063	Federal land within the Malheur National For-11
3064	3064	est comprising approximately 10,196 acres, 12
3065	3065	identified as ‘‘Flag Creek’’ on Map 1, which 13
3066	3066	shall be known as the ‘‘Flag Creek Wilderness’’. 14
3067	3067	(F) B
3068	3068	ALDY MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-15
3069	3069	tain Federal land within the Malheur National 16
3070	3070	Forest comprising approximately 8,975 acres, 17
3071	3071	identified as ‘‘Baldy Mountain’’ on Map 1, 18
3072	3072	which shall be known as the ‘‘Baldy Mountain 19
3073	3073	Wilderness’’. 20
3074	3074	(G) D
3075	3075	IXIE BUTTE WILDERNESS .—Certain 21
3076	3076	Federal land within the Malheur National For-22
3077	3077	est comprising approximately 18,744 acres, 23
3078	3078	identified as ‘‘Dixie Butte’’ on Map 1, which 24
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3081	3081	•S 1198 IS
3082	3082	shall be known as the ‘‘Dixie Butte Wilder-1
3083	3083	ness’’. 2
3084	3084	(H) M
3085	3085	URDERERS CREEK WILDERNESS .— 3
3086	3086	Certain Federal land within the Malheur Na-4
3087	3087	tional Forest comprising approximately 50,839 5
3088	3088	acres, identified as ‘‘Murderers Creek’’ on Map 6
3089	3089	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Murderers 7
3090	3090	Creek Wilderness’’. 8
3091	3091	(I) G
3092	3092	LACIER MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 9
3093	3093	Certain Federal land within the Malheur Na-10
3094	3094	tional Forest comprising approximately 23,063 11
3095	3095	acres, identified as ‘‘Glacier Mountain Wilder-12
3096	3096	ness’’ on Map 1, which shall be known as the 13
3097	3097	‘‘Glacier Mountain Wilderness’’. 14
3098	3098	(J) M
3099	3099	ALHEUR RIVER WILDERNESS .—Cer-15
3100	3100	tain Federal land within the Malheur National 16
3101	3101	Forest and certain public land administered by 17
3102	3102	the Baker Field Office of the Bureau of Land 18
3103	3103	Management comprising approximately 17,581 19
3104	3104	acres, identified as ‘‘Malheur River’’ on Map 1, 20
3105	3105	which shall be known as the ‘‘Malheur River 21
3106	3106	Wilderness’’. 22
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3109	3109	•S 1198 IS
3110	3110	(K) MCCLELLAN MOUNTAIN WILDER -1
3111	3111	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the 2
3112	3112	Malheur National Forest comprising approxi-3
3113	3113	mately 26,688 acres, identified as ‘‘McClellan 4
3114	3114	Mountain’’ on Map 1, which shall be known as 5
3115	3115	the ‘‘McClellan Mountain Wilderness’’. 6
3116	3116	(L) M
3117	3117	YRTLE-SILVIES WILDERNESS.—Cer-7
3118	3118	tain Federal land within the Malheur National 8
3119	3119	Forest comprising approximately 17,824 acres, 9
3120	3120	identified as ‘‘Myrtle-Silvies’’ on Map 1, which 10
3121	3121	shall be known as the ‘‘Myrtle-Silvies Wilder-11
3122	3122	ness’’. 12
3123	3123	(M) N
3124	3124	IPPLE BUTTE WILDERNESS .—Cer-13
3125	3125	tain Federal land within the Malheur National 14
3126	3126	Forest comprising approximately 16,649 acres, 15
3127	3127	identified as ‘‘Nipple Butte’’ on Map 1, which 16
3128	3128	shall be known as the ‘‘Nipple Butte Wilder-17
3129	3129	ness’’. 18
3130	3130	(N) P
3131	3131	INE CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 19
3132	3132	Federal land within the Malheur National For-20
3133	3133	est and certain public land administered by the 21
3134	3134	Baker Field Office of the Bureau of Land Man-22
3135	3135	agement comprising approximately 20,984 23
3136	3136	acres, identified as ‘‘Pine Creek’’ on Map 1, 24
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3139	3139	•S 1198 IS
3140	3140	which shall be known as the ‘‘Pine Creek Wil-1
3141	3141	derness’’. 2
3142	3142	(O) H
3143	3143	ORSESHOE RIDGE WILDERNESS .— 3
3144	3144	Certain Federal land within the Umatilla Na-4
3145	3145	tional Forest comprising approximately 6,997 5
3146	3146	acres, identified as ‘‘Horseshoe Ridge’’ on Map 6
3147	3147	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Horseshoe 7
3148	3148	Ridge Wilderness’’. 8
3149	3149	(P) H
3150	3150	ELLHOLE WILDERNESS .—Certain 9
3151	3151	Federal land within the Umatilla National For-10
3152	3152	est comprising approximately 10,833 acres, 11
3153	3153	identified as ‘‘Hellhole’’ on Map 1, which shall 12
3154	3154	be known as the ‘‘Hellhole Wilderness’’. 13
3155	3155	(Q) M
3156	3156	OUNT EMILY WILDERNESS .—Certain 14
3157	3157	Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman Na-15
3158	3158	tional Forest comprising approximately 81,604 16
3159	3159	acres, identified as ‘‘Mount Emily’’ on Map 1, 17
3160	3160	which shall be known as the ‘‘Mount Emily Wil-18
3161	3161	derness’’. 19
3162	3162	(R) P
3163	3163	OTAMUS WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-20
3164	3164	eral land within the Umatilla National Forest 21
3165	3165	comprising approximately 19,240 acres, identi-22
3166	3166	fied as ‘‘Potamus’’ on Map 1, which shall be 23
3167	3167	known as the ‘‘Potamus Wilderness’’. 24
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3170	3170	•S 1198 IS
3171	3171	(S) UTLEY BUTTE WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
3172	3172	Federal land within the Malheur National For-2
3173	3173	est comprising approximately 12,487 acres, 3
3174	3174	identified as ‘‘Utley Butte Wilderness’’ on Map 4
3175	3175	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Utley Butte 5
3176	3176	Wilderness’’. 6
3177	3177	(T) K
3178	3178	LONDIKE SPRINGS WILDERNESS .— 7
3179	3179	Certain Federal land within the Umatilla Na-8
3180	3180	tional Forest comprising approximately 5,224 9
3181	3181	acres, identified as ‘‘Klondike Springs’’ on Map 10
3182	3182	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Klondike 11
3183	3183	Springs Wilderness’’. 12
3184	3184	(U) O
3185	3185	WSLEY WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-13
3186	3186	eral land within the Umatilla National Forest 14
3187	3187	comprising approximately 10,087 acres, identi-15
3188	3188	fied as ‘‘Owsley’’ on Map 1, which shall be 16
3189	3189	known as the ‘‘Owsley Wilderness’’. 17
3190	3190	(V) B
3191	3191	EAVER CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-18
3192	3192	tain Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman 19
3193	3193	National Forest comprising approximately 20
3194	3194	81,604 acres, identified as ‘‘Beaver Creek’’ on 21
3195	3195	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Beaver 22
3196	3196	Creek Wilderness’’. 23
3197	3197	(W) D
3198	3198	RY MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-24
3199	3199	tain Federal land within the Malheur National 25
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3202	3202	•S 1198 IS
3203	3203	Forest comprising approximately 17,257 acres, 1
3204	3204	identified as ‘‘Dry Mountain’’ on Map 1, which 2
3205	3205	shall be known as the ‘‘Dry Mountain Wilder-3
3206	3206	ness’’. 4
3207	3207	(X) R
3208	3208	AGGED ROCK CREEK WILDERNESS .— 5
3209	3209	Certain Federal land within the Malheur Na-6
3210	3210	tional Forest comprising approximately 5,026 7
3211	3211	acres, identified as ‘‘Ragged Rock Creek’’ on 8
3212	3212	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Ragged 9
3213	3213	Rock Creek Wilderness’’. 10
3214	3214	(Y) G
3215	3215	UNBARREL CREEK WILDERNESS .— 11
3216	3216	Certain Federal land within the Malheur Na-12
3217	3217	tional Forest comprising approximately 5,026 13
3218	3218	acres, identified as ‘‘Gunbarrel Creek’’ on Map 14
3219	3219	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Gunbarrel 15
3220	3220	Creek Wilderness’’. 16
3221	3221	(Z) F
3222	3222	OX CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 17
3223	3223	Federal land within the Malheur National For-18
3224	3224	est comprising approximately 7,250 acres, iden-19
3225	3225	tified as ‘‘Fox Creek’’ on Map 1, which shall be 20
3226	3226	known as the ‘‘Fox Creek Wilderness’’. 21
3227	3227	(AA) M
3228	3228	ARBLE POINT WILDERNESS .—Cer-22
3229	3229	tain Federal land within the Wallowa-Whitman 23
3230	3230	National Forest comprising approximately 24
3231	3231	9,464 acres, identified as ‘‘Marble Point’’ on 25
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3234	3234	•S 1198 IS
3235	3235	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Marble 1
3236	3236	Point Wilderness’’. 2
3237	3237	(BB) Y
3238	3238	OUNGS BUTTE WILDERNESS .—Cer-3
3239	3239	tain Federal land within the Ochoco National 4
3240	3240	Forest comprising approximately 18,696 acres, 5
3241	3241	identified as ‘‘Youngs Butte’’ on Map 1, which 6
3242	3242	shall be known as the ‘‘Youngs Butte Wilder-7
3243	3243	ness’’. 8
3244	3244	(CC) G
3245	3245	REEN MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 9
3246	3246	Certain Federal land within the Ochoco Na-10
3247	3247	tional Forest comprising approximately 7,367 11
3248	3248	acres, identified as ‘‘Green Mountain’’ on Map 12
3249	3249	1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Green Moun-13
3250	3250	tain Wilderness’’. 14
3251	3251	(DD) S
3252	3252	PANISH PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-15
3253	3253	tain Federal land within the Ochoco National 16
3254	3254	Forest comprising approximately 13,344 acres, 17
3255	3255	identified as ‘‘Spanish Peak’’ on Map 1, which 18
3256	3256	shall be known as the ‘‘Spanish Peak Wilder-19
3257	3257	ness’’. 20
3258	3258	(EE) L
3259	3259	OOKOUT MOUNTAIN WILDER -21
3260	3260	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Ochoco 22
3261	3261	National Forest comprising approximately 23
3262	3262	19,356 acres, identified as ‘‘Lookout Mountain’’ 24
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3265	3265	•S 1198 IS
3266	3266	on Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Look-1
3267	3267	out Mountain Wilderness’’. 2
3268	3268	(FF) W
3269	3269	IND CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 3
3270	3270	Federal land within the Ochoco National Forest 4
3271	3271	comprising approximately 6,227 acres, identi-5
3272	3272	fied as ‘‘Wind Creek’’ on Map 1, which shall be 6
3273	3273	known as the ‘‘Wind Creek Wilderness’’. 7
3274	3274	(GG) G
3275	3275	RASSY BUTTE WILDERNESS .—Cer-8
3276	3276	tain Federal land within the Ochoco National 9
3277	3277	Forest comprising approximately 5,024 acres, 10
3278	3278	identified as ‘‘Grassy Butte’’ on Map 1, which 11
3279	3279	shall be known as the ‘‘Grassy Butte Wilder-12
3280	3280	ness’’. 13
3281	3281	(HH) B
3282	3282	EAVER DAM CREEK WILDER -14
3283	3283	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 15
3284	3284	Bureau of Land Management comprising ap-16
3285	3285	proximately 19,154 acres, identified as ‘‘Beaver 17
3286	3286	Dam Creek’’ on Map 1, which shall be known 18
3287	3287	as the ‘‘Beaver Dam Creek Wilderness’’. 19
3288	3288	(II) C
3289	3289	ASTLE ROCK WILDERNESS .—Certain 20
3290	3290	public land administered by the Bureau of 21
3291	3291	Land Management comprising approximately 22
3292	3292	6,156 acres, identified as ‘‘Castle Rock’’ on 23
3293	3293	Map 1, which shall be known as the ‘‘Castle 24
3294	3294	Rock Wilderness’’. 25
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3297	3297	•S 1198 IS
3298	3298	(JJ) FLINT RANGE WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
3299	3299	Federal land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 2
3300	3300	National Forest comprising approximately 3
3301	3301	65,989 acres, identified as ‘‘Flint Range’’ on 4
3302	3302	Map 4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Flint 5
3303	3303	Range Wilderness’’. 6
3304	3304	(KK) F
3305	3305	RED BURR WILDERNESS .—Certain 7
3306	3306	Federal land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 8
3307	3307	National Forest comprising approximate 6,857 9
3308	3308	acres, identified as ‘‘Fred Burr’’ on Map 4, 10
3309	3309	which shall be known as ‘‘Fred Burr Wilder-11
3310	3310	ness’’. 12
3311	3311	(LL) E
3312	3312	LKHORN MOUNTAINS WILDER -13
3313	3313	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Helena 14
3314	3314	National Forest and certain public land admin-15
3315	3315	istered by the Butte Field Office of the Bureau 16
3316	3316	of Land Management comprising approximately 17
3317	3317	79,036 acres, identified as ‘‘Elkhorn Moun-18
3318	3318	tains’’ on Map 4, which shall be known as 19
3319	3319	‘‘Elkhorn Mountains Wilderness’’. 20
3320	3320	(MM) C
3321	3321	ACHE PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-21
3322	3322	tain Federal land within the Sawtooth National 22
3323	3323	Forest comprising approximately 26,518 acres, 23
3324	3324	identified as ‘‘Cache Peak’’ on Map 4, which 24
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3327	3327	•S 1198 IS
3328	3328	shall be known as the ‘‘Cache Peak Wilder-1
3329	3329	ness’’. 2
3330	3330	(NN) S
3331	3331	UBLETT WILDERNESS .—Certain 3
3332	3332	Federal land within the Sawtooth National For-4
3333	3333	est comprising approximately 7,112 acres, iden-5
3334	3334	tified as ‘‘Sublett’’ on Map 4, which shall be 6
3335	3335	known as the ‘‘Sublett Wilderness’’. 7
3336	3336	(OO) B
3337	3337	URNT BASIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-8
3338	3338	tain Federal land within the Sawtooth National 9
3339	3339	Forest comprising approximately 43,892 acres, 10
3340	3340	identified as ‘‘Burnt Basin’’ on Map 4, which 11
3341	3341	shall be known as the ‘‘Burnt Basin Wilder-12
3342	3342	ness’’. 13
3343	3343	(PP) M
3344	3344	OUNT HARRISON WILDERNESS .— 14
3345	3345	Certain Federal land within the Sawtooth Na-15
3346	3346	tional Forest comprising approximately 29,938 16
3347	3347	acres, identified as ‘‘Mount Harrison’’ on Map 17
3348	3348	4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Mount Har-18
3349	3349	rison Wilderness’’. 19
3350	3350	(QQ) F
3351	3351	IFTH FORK ROCK CREEK WILDER -20
3352	3352	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Saw-21
3353	3353	tooth National Forest comprising approximately 22
3354	3354	16,560 acres, identified as ‘‘Fifth Fork Rock 23
3355	3355	Creek’’ on Map 4, which shall be known as the 24
3356	3356	‘‘Fifth Fork Rock Creek Wilderness’’. 25
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3359	3359	•S 1198 IS
3360	3360	(RR) THIRD FORK ROCK CREEK WILDER -1
3361	3361	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Saw-2
3362	3362	tooth National Forest comprising approximately 3
3363	3363	14,254 acres, identified as ‘‘Third Fork Rock 4
3364	3364	Creek’’ on Map 4, which shall be known as the 5
3365	3365	‘‘Third Fork Rock Creek Wilderness’’. 6
3366	3366	(SS) C
3367	3367	OTTONWOOD WILDERNESS .—Cer-7
3368	3368	tain Federal land within the Sawtooth National 8
3369	3369	Forest comprising approximately 11,330 acres, 9
3370	3370	identified as ‘‘Cottonwood’’ on Map 4, which 10
3371	3371	shall be known as the ‘‘Cottonwood Wilder-11
3372	3372	ness’’. 12
3373	3373	(TT) M
3374	3374	AHOGANY BUTTE WILDERNESS .— 13
3375	3375	Certain Federal land within the Sawtooth Na-14
3376	3376	tional Forest comprising approximately 21,022 15
3377	3377	acres, identified as ‘‘Mahogany Butte’’ on Map 16
3378	3378	4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Mahogany 17
3379	3379	Butte Wilderness’’. 18
3380	3380	(UU) T
3381	3381	HOROBRED WILDERNESS .—Certain 19
3382	3382	Federal land within the Sawtooth National For-20
3383	3383	est comprising approximately 6,073 acres, iden-21
3384	3384	tified as ‘‘Thorobred’’ on Map 4, which shall be 22
3385	3385	known as the ‘‘Thorobred Wilderness’’. 23
3386	3386	(VV) W
3387	3387	ORM CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-24
3388	3388	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 25
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3392	3392	National Forest comprising approximately 1
3393	3393	43,130 acres, identified as ‘‘Worm Creek’’ on 2
3394	3394	Map 4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Worm 3
3395	3395	Creek Wilderness’’. 4
3396	3396	(WW) S
3397	3397	WAN CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-5
3398	3398	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 6
3399	3399	National Forest comprising approximately 7
3400	3400	7,466 acres, identified as ‘‘Swan Creek’’ on 8
3401	3401	Map 4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Swan 9
3402	3402	Creek Wilderness’’. 10
3403	3403	(XX) G
3404	3404	IBSON WILDERNESS.—Certain Fed-11
3405	3405	eral land within the Caribou-Targhee National 12
3406	3406	Forest comprising approximately 8,565 acres, 13
3407	3407	identified as ‘‘Gibson’’ on Map 4, which shall be 14
3408	3408	known as the ‘‘Gibson Wilderness’’. 15
3409	3409	(YY) P
3410	3410	ARIS PEAK WILDERNESS .—Certain 16
3411	3411	Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee Na-17
3412	3412	tional Forest comprising approximately 8,946 18
3413	3413	acres, identified as ‘‘Paris Peak’’ on Map 4, 19
3414	3414	which shall be known as the ‘‘Paris Peak Wil-20
3415	3415	derness’’. 21
3416	3416	(ZZ) S
3417	3417	TATION CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-22
3418	3418	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 23
3419	3419	National Forest comprising approximately 24
3420	3420	9,695 acres, identified as ‘‘Station Creek’’ on 25
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3424	3424	Map 4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Station 1
3425	3425	Creek Wilderness’’. 2
3426	3426	(AAA) M
3427	3427	INK CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-3
3428	3428	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 4
3429	3429	National Forest comprising approximately 5
3430	3430	16,909 acres, identified as ‘‘Mink Creek’’ on 6
3431	3431	Map 4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Mink 7
3432	3432	Creek Wilderness’’. 8
3433	3433	(BBB) L
3434	3434	IBERTY CREEK WILDERNESS .— 9
3435	3435	Certain Federal land within the Caribou- 10
3436	3436	Targhee National Forest comprising approxi-11
3437	3437	mately 15,620 acres, identified as ‘‘Liberty 12
3438	3438	Creek’’ on Map 4, which shall be known as the 13
3439	3439	‘‘Liberty Creek Wilderness’’. 14
3440	3440	(CCC) W
3441	3441	ILLIAMS CREEK WILDERNESS .— 15
3442	3442	Certain Federal land within the Caribou- 16
3443	3443	Targhee National Forest comprising approxi-17
3444	3444	mately 10,220 acres, identified as ‘‘Williams 18
3445	3445	Creek’’ on Map 4, which shall be known as the 19
3446	3446	‘‘Williams Creek Wilderness’’. 20
3447	3447	(DDD) S
3448	3448	TAUFFER CREEK WILDERNESS .— 21
3449	3449	Certain Federal land within the Caribou- 22
3450	3450	Targhee National Forest comprising approxi-23
3451	3451	mately 6,679 acres, identified as ‘‘Stauffer 24
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3455	3455	Creek’’ on Map 4, which shall be known as the 1
3456	3456	‘‘Stauffer Creek Wilderness’’. 2
3457	3457	(EEE) S
3458	3458	HERMAN PEAK WILDERNESS .— 3
3459	3459	Certain Federal land within the Caribou- 4
3460	3460	Targhee National Forest comprising approxi-5
3461	3461	mately 8,291 acres, identified as ‘‘Sherman 6
3462	3462	Peak’’ on Map 4, which shall be known as the 7
3463	3463	‘‘Sherman Peak Wilderness’’. 8
3464	3464	(FFF) S
3465	3465	ODA POINT WILDERNESS .—Cer-9
3466	3466	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 10
3467	3467	National Forest comprising approximately 11
3468	3468	23,457 acres, identified as ‘‘Soda Point’’ on 12
3469	3469	Map 4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Soda 13
3470	3470	Point Wilderness’’. 14
3471	3471	(GGG) C
3472	3472	LARKSTON MOUNTAIN WILDER -15
3473	3473	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Car-16
3474	3474	ibou-Targhee National Forest comprising ap-17
3475	3475	proximately 15,757 acres, identified as 18
3476	3476	‘‘Clarkston Mountain’’ on Map 4, which shall 19
3477	3477	be known as the ‘‘Clarkston Mountain Wilder-20
3478	3478	ness’’. 21
3479	3479	(HHH) D
3480	3480	EEP CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-22
3481	3481	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 23
3482	3482	National Forest comprising approximately 24
3483	3483	7,000 acres, identified as ‘‘Deep Creek’’ on 25
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3487	3487	Map 4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Deep 1
3488	3488	Creek Wilderness’’. 2
3489	3489	(III) O
3490	3490	XFORD MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 3
3491	3491	Certain Federal land within the Caribou- 4
3492	3492	Targhee National Forest comprising approxi-5
3493	3493	mately 40,946 acres, identified as ‘‘Oxford 6
3494	3494	Mountain’’ on Map 4, which shall be known as 7
3495	3495	the ‘‘Oxford Mountain Wilderness’’. 8
3496	3496	(JJJ) E
3497	3497	LKHORN MOUNTAIN WILDER -9
3498	3498	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Car-10
3499	3499	ibou-Targhee National Forest comprising ap-11
3500	3500	proximately 41,968 acres, identified as ‘‘Elk-12
3501	3501	horn Mountain’’ on Map 4, which shall be 13
3502	3502	known as the ‘‘Elkhorn Mountain Wilderness’’. 14
3503	3503	(KKK) B
3504	3504	ONNEVILLE PEAK WILDER -15
3505	3505	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Car-16
3506	3506	ibou-Targhee National Forest comprising ap-17
3507	3507	proximately 38,125 acres, identified as ‘‘Bonne-18
3508	3508	ville Peak’’ on Map 4, which shall be known as 19
3509	3509	the ‘‘Bonneville Peak Wilderness’’. 20
3510	3510	(LLL) T
3511	3511	OPONCE WILDERNESS .—Certain 21
3512	3512	Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee Na-22
3513	3513	tional Forest comprising approximately 18,315 23
3514	3514	acres, identified as ‘‘Toponce’’ on Map 4, which 24
3515	3515	shall be known as the ‘‘Toponce Wilderness’’. 25
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3519	3519	(MMM) SCOUT MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 1
3520	3520	Certain Federal land within the Caribou- 2
3521	3521	Targhee National Forest comprising approxi-3
3522	3522	mately 24,638 acres, identified as ‘‘Scout 4
3523	3523	Mountain’’ on Map 4, which shall be known as 5
3524	3524	the ‘‘Scout Mountain Wilderness’’. 6
3525	3525	(NNN) W
3526	3526	EST MINK WILDERNESS .—Cer-7
3527	3527	tain Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee 8
3528	3528	National Forest comprising approximately 9
3529	3529	20,719 acres, identified as ‘‘West Mink’’ on 10
3530	3530	Map 4, which shall be known as the ‘‘West 11
3531	3531	Mink Wilderness’’. 12
3532	3532	(OOO) C
3533	3533	UDDY MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 13
3534	3534	Certain Federal land within the Payette Na-14
3535	3535	tional Forest comprising approximately 41,045 15
3536	3536	acres, identified as ‘‘Cuddy Mountain’’ on Map 16
3537	3537	4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Cuddy Moun-17
3538	3538	tain Wilderness’’. 18
3539	3539	(PPP) C
3540	3540	OUNCIL MOUNTAIN WILDER -19
3541	3541	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Payette 20
3542	3542	National Forest comprising approximately 21
3543	3543	16,581 acres, identified as ‘‘Council Mountain’’ 22
3544	3544	on Map 4, which shall be known as the ‘‘Coun-23
3545	3545	cil Mountain Wilderness’’. 24
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3549	3549	(QQQ) MCCULLOUGH PEAKS WILDER -1
3550	3550	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 2
3551	3551	Cody Field Office of the Bureau of Land Man-3
3552	3552	agement comprising approximately 38,000 4
3553	3553	acres, identified as ‘‘McCullough Peaks’’ on 5
3554	3554	Map 3, which shall be known as the 6
3555	3555	‘‘McCullough Peaks Wilderness’’. 7
3556	3556	(RRR) S
3557	3557	HEEP MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 8
3558	3558	Certain public land administered by the 9
3559	3559	Worland Field Office of the Bureau of Land 10
3560	3560	Management comprising approximately 30,111 11
3561	3561	acres, identified as ‘‘Sheep Mountain’’ on Map 12
3562	3562	3, which shall be known as the ‘‘Sheep Moun-13
3563	3563	tain Wilderness’’. 14
3564	3564	(SSS) R
3565	3565	ED BUTTE WILDERNESS .—Certain 15
3566	3566	public land administered by the Worland Field 16
3567	3567	Office of the Bureau of Land Management 17
3568	3568	comprising approximately 29,432 acres, identi-18
3569	3569	fied as ‘‘Red Butte’’ on Map 3, which shall be 19
3570	3570	known as the ‘‘Red Butte Wilderness’’. 20
3571	3571	(TTT) B
3572	3572	OBCAT DRAW BADLANDS WILDER -21
3573	3573	NESS.—Certain public l land administered by 22
3574	3574	the Worland Field Office of the Bureau of 23
3575	3575	Land Management comprising approximately 24
3576	3576	36,248 acres, identified as ‘‘Bobcat Draw Bad-25
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3580	3580	lands’’ on Map 3, which shall be known as the 1
3581	3581	‘‘Bobcat Draw Badlands Wilderness’’. 2
3582	3582	(UUU) C
3583	3583	EDAR MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 3
3584	3584	Certain public land administered by the 4
3585	3585	Worland Field Office of the Bureau of Land 5
3586	3586	Management comprising approximately 27,055 6
3587	3587	acres, identified as ‘‘Cedar Mountain’’ on Map 7
3588	3588	3, which shall be known as the ‘‘Cedar Moun-8
3589	3589	tain Wilderness’’. 9
3590	3590	(VVV) C
3591	3591	OPPER MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 10
3592	3592	Certain public land administered by the Lander 11
3593	3593	Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-12
3594	3594	ment comprising approximately 6,935 acres, 13
3595	3595	identified as ‘‘Copper Mountain’’ on Map 3, 14
3596	3596	which shall be known as the ‘‘Copper Mountain 15
3597	3597	Wilderness’’. 16
3598	3598	(WWW) F
3599	3599	ULLER PEAK WILDERNESS .— 17
3600	3600	Certain public land administered by the Lander 18
3601	3601	Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-19
3602	3602	ment comprising approximately 9,638 acres, 20
3603	3603	identified as ‘‘Fuller Peak’’ on Map 3, which 21
3604	3604	shall be known as the ‘‘Fuller Peak Wilder-22
3605	3605	ness’’. 23
3606	3606	(XXX) L
3607	3607	YSITE BADLANDS WILDERNESS .— 24
3608	3608	Certain public land administered by the Lander 25
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3612	3612	Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-1
3613	3613	ment comprising approximately 13,991 acres, 2
3614	3614	identified as ‘‘Lysite Badlands’’ on Map 3, 3
3615	3615	which shall be known as the ‘‘Lysite Badlands 4
3616	3616	Wilderness’’. 5
3617	3617	(YYY) P
3618	3618	ETTICOAT PEAK WILDERNESS .— 6
3619	3619	Certain public land administered by the Upper 7
3620	3620	Snake Field Office of the Bureau of Land Man-8
3621	3621	agement comprising approximately 11,215 9
3622	3622	acres, identified as ‘‘Petticoat Peak’’ on Map 3, 10
3623	3623	which shall be known as the ‘‘Petticoat Peak 11
3624	3624	Wilderness’’. 12
3625	3625	SEC. 108. WILDERNESS IN BIOLOGICAL CONNECTING COR-13
3626	3626	RIDORS. 14
3627	3627	(a) D
3628	3628	EFINITION OFMAP.—In this section, the term 15
3629	3629	‘‘Map’’ means the map entitled ‘‘Northern Rockies Eco-16
3630	3630	system Protection Act (2023)’’. 17
3631	3631	(b) D
3632	3632	ESIGNATIONS.—To protect the unique and in-18
3633	3633	creasingly isolated island mountain ranges in the biologi-19
3634	3634	cal connecting corridors designated by section 202, the fol-20
3635	3635	lowing land is designated as wilderness: 21
3636	3636	(1) A
3637	3637	NACONDA-PINTLER WILDERNESS ADDI -22
3638	3638	TION.—Certain Federal land within the Bitterroot 23
3639	3639	and Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest com-24
3640	3640	prising approximately 194,009 acres, identified as 25
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3644	3644	‘‘North Big Hole, Storm Lake, North Carpp, Upper 1
3645	3645	East Fork, and Sapphire’’ on the Map, is incor-2
3646	3646	porated in, and shall be administered as part of, the 3
3647	3647	Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness. 4
3648	3648	(2) G
3649	3649	ATES OF THE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS AD -5
3650	3650	DITION.—Certain Federal land within the Helena 6
3651	3651	National Forest comprising approximately 6,377 7
3652	3652	acres, identified as ‘‘Biglog-Holter’’ on the Map, is 8
3653	3653	incorporated in, and shall be administered as part 9
3654	3654	of, the Gates of the Mountain Wilderness. 10
3655	3655	(3) N
3656	3656	EW NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVA -11
3657	3657	TION SYSTEM COMPONENTS .—Each of the following 12
3658	3658	areas of land is designated as a component of the 13
3659	3659	National Wilderness Preservation System: 14
3660	3660	(A) S
3661	3661	TONY MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .—Cer-15
3662	3662	tain Federal land within the Bitterroot, Lolo, 16
3663	3663	and Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest 17
3664	3664	comprising approximately 100,845 acres, identi-18
3665	3665	fied as ‘‘Stony Mountain’’ on the Map, which 19
3666	3666	shall be known as the ‘‘Stony Mountain Wilder-20
3667	3667	ness’’. 21
3668	3668	(B) Q
3669	3669	UIGG PEAK WILDERNESS .—Certain 22
3670	3670	Federal land within the Lolo and Beaverhead- 23
3671	3671	Deerlodge National Forests and land adminis-24
3672	3672	tered by the Missoula Field Office of the Bu-25
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3675	3675	•S 1198 IS
3676	3676	reau of Land Management comprising approxi-1
3677	3677	mately 80,473 acres, identified as ‘‘Quigg 2
3678	3678	Peak’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 3
3679	3679	‘‘Quigg Peak Wilderness’’. 4
3680	3680	(C) S
3681	3681	ILVER KING WILDERNESS .—Certain 5
3682	3682	Federal land within the Lolo and Beaverhead- 6
3683	3683	Deerlodge National Forest comprising approxi-7
3684	3684	mately 51,380 acres, identified as ‘‘Silver 8
3685	3685	King’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 9
3686	3686	‘‘Silver King Wilderness’’. 10
3687	3687	(D) E
3688	3688	MERINE WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-11
3689	3689	eral land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge Na-12
3690	3690	tional Forest comprising approximately 16,627 13
3691	3691	acres, identified as ‘‘Emerine’’ on the Map, 14
3692	3692	which shall be known as the ‘‘Emerine Wilder-15
3693	3693	ness’’. 16
3694	3694	(E) S
3695	3695	LEEPING CHILD WILDERNESS .—Cer-17
3696	3696	tain Federal land within the Bitterroot National 18
3697	3697	Forest comprising approximately 21,433 acres, 19
3698	3698	identified as ‘‘Sleeping Child’’ on the Map, 20
3699	3699	which shall be known as the ‘‘Sleeping Child 21
3700	3700	Wilderness’’. 22
3701	3701	(F) M
3702	3702	OUNT BUSHNELL WILDERNESS .— 23
3703	3703	Certain Federal land within the Lolo National 24
3704	3704	Forest comprising approximately 41,798 acres, 25
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3708	3708	identified as ‘‘Mount Bushnell’’ on the Map, 1
3709	3709	which shall be known as the ‘‘Mount Bushnell 2
3710	3710	Wilderness’’. 3
3711	3711	(G) C
3712	3712	HERRY PEAK WILDERNESS .—Certain 4
3713	3713	Federal land within the Lolo National Forest 5
3714	3714	comprising approximately 37,662 acres, identi-6
3715	3715	fied as ‘‘Cherry Peak’’ on the Map, which shall 7
3716	3716	be known as the ‘‘Cherry Peak Wilderness’’. 8
3717	3717	(H) P
3718	3718	ATRICK’S KNOB/NORTH CUTOFF .— 9
3719	3719	Certain Federal land within the Lolo National 10
3720	3720	Forest comprising approximately 16,970 acres, 11
3721	3721	identified as ‘‘Patrick’s Knob/North Cutoff’’ on 12
3722	3722	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Pat-13
3723	3723	rick’s Knob/North Cutoff Wilderness’’. 14
3724	3724	(I) S
3725	3725	OUTH SIEGEL/SOUTH CUTOFF WIL -15
3726	3726	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 16
3727	3727	Lolo National Forest comprising approximately 17
3728	3728	13,474 acres, identified as ‘‘South Siegel/South 18
3729	3729	Cutoff’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 19
3730	3730	the ‘‘South Siegel/South Cutoff Wilderness’’. 20
3731	3731	(J) N
3732	3732	ORTH SIEGEL WILDERNESS .—Certain 21
3733	3733	Federal land within the Lolo National Forest 22
3734	3734	comprising approximately 9,208 acres, identi-23
3735	3735	fied as ‘‘North Siegel’’ on the Map, which shall 24
3736	3736	be known as the ‘‘North Siegel Wilderness’’. 25
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3740	3740	(K) RESERVATION DIVIDE WILDERNESS .— 1
3741	3741	Certain Federal land within the Lolo National 2
3742	3742	Forest comprising approximately 19,908 acres, 3
3743	3743	identified as ‘‘Reservation Divide’’ on the Map, 4
3744	3744	which shall be known as the ‘‘Reservation Di-5
3745	3745	vide Wilderness’’. 6
3746	3746	(L) B
3747	3747	URDETTE WILDERNESS .—Certain 7
3748	3748	Federal land within the Lolo National Forest 8
3749	3749	comprising approximately 16,018 acres, identi-9
3750	3750	fied as ‘‘Burdette’’ on the Map, which shall be 10
3751	3751	known as the ‘‘Burdette Wilderness’’. 11
3752	3752	(M) P
3753	3753	ETTY MOUNTAIN/DEEP CREEK WIL -12
3754	3754	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 13
3755	3755	Lolo National Forest comprising approximately 14
3756	3756	23,847 acres, identified as ‘‘Petty Mountain/ 15
3757	3757	Deep Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known 16
3758	3758	as the ‘‘Petty Mountain/Deep Creek Wilder-17
3759	3759	ness’’. 18
3760	3760	(N) F
3761	3761	LEECER WILDERNESS .—Certain Fed-19
3762	3762	eral land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge Na-20
3763	3763	tional Forest comprising approximately 36,118 21
3764	3764	acres, identified as ‘‘Fleecer’’ on the Map, 22
3765	3765	which shall be known as the ‘‘Fleecer Wilder-23
3766	3766	ness’’. 24
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3770	3770	(O) HIGHLANDS WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
3771	3771	Federal land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 2
3772	3772	National Forest comprising approximately 3
3773	3773	21,215 acres, identified as ‘‘Highlands’’ on the 4
3774	3774	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Highlands 5
3775	3775	Wilderness’’. 6
3776	3776	(P) B
3777	3777	ASIN CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 7
3778	3778	Federal land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 8
3779	3779	National Forest comprising approximately 9
3780	3780	9,681 acres, identified as ‘‘Basin Creek’’ on the 10
3781	3781	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Basin Creek 11
3782	3782	Wilderness’’. 12
3783	3783	(Q) G
3784	3784	RANULATED MOUNTAINS WILDER -13
3785	3785	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Beaver-14
3786	3786	head-Deerlodge National Forest comprising ap-15
3787	3787	proximately 15,180 acres, identified as ‘‘Granu-16
3788	3788	lated Mountains’’ on the Map, which shall be 17
3789	3789	known as the ‘‘Granulated Mountains Wilder-18
3790	3790	ness’’. 19
3791	3791	(R) B
3792	3792	LACK SAGE WILDERNESS .—Certain 20
3793	3793	public land administered by the Butte Field Of-21
3794	3794	fice of the Bureau of Land Management com-22
3795	3795	prising approximately 5,917 acres, identified as 23
3796	3796	‘‘Black Sage’’ on the Map, which shall be 24
3797	3797	known as the ‘‘Black Sage Wilderness’’. 25
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3800	3800	•S 1198 IS
3801	3801	(S) RUBY RANGE WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
3802	3802	public land administered by the Dillon Field Of-2
3803	3803	fice of the Bureau of Land Management com-3
3804	3804	prising approximately 26,254 acres, identified 4
3805	3805	as ‘‘Ruby Range’’ on the Map, which shall be 5
3806	3806	known as the ‘‘Ruby Range Wilderness’’. 6
3807	3807	(T) H
3808	3808	UMBUG SPIRES WILDERNESS .—Cer-7
3809	3809	tain public land administered by the Butte 8
3810	3810	Field Office of the Bureau of Land Manage-9
3811	3811	ment comprising approximately 11,327 acres, 10
3812	3812	identified as ‘‘Humbug Spires’’ on the Map, 11
3813	3813	which shall be known as the ‘‘Humbug Spires 12
3814	3814	Wilderness’’. 13
3815	3815	(U) G
3816	3816	OLD HILL WILDERNESS .—Certain 14
3817	3817	Federal land within the Kootenai National For-15
3818	3818	est comprising approximately 6,455 acres, iden-16
3819	3819	tified as ‘‘Gold Hill’’ on the Map, which shall 17
3820	3820	be known as the ‘‘Gold Hill Wilderness’’. 18
3821	3821	(V) G
3822	3822	OLD HILL WEST WILDERNESS .—Cer-19
3823	3823	tain Federal land within the Kootenai National 20
3824	3824	Forest comprising approximately 15,079 acres, 21
3825	3825	identified as ‘‘Gold Hill West’’ on the Map, 22
3826	3826	which shall be known as the ‘‘Gold Hill West 23
3827	3827	Wilderness’’. 24
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3830	3830	•S 1198 IS
3831	3831	(W) ZULU CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
3832	3832	Federal land within the Kootenai National For-2
3833	3833	est comprising approximately 17,540 acres, 3
3834	3834	identified as ‘‘Zulu Creek’’ on the Map, which 4
3835	3835	shall be known as the ‘‘Zulu Creek Wilderness’’. 5
3836	3836	(X) M
3837	3837	APLE PEAK WILDERNESS .—Certain 6
3838	3838	Federal land within the Lolo National Forest, 7
3839	3839	Idaho Panhandle National Forests, and 8
3840	3840	Kootenai National Forest comprising approxi-9
3841	3841	mately 18,724 acres, identified as ‘‘Maple 10
3842	3842	Peak’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 11
3843	3843	‘‘Maple Peak Wilderness’’. 12
3844	3844	(Y) S
3845	3845	TORM CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 13
3846	3846	Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle Na-14
3847	3847	tional Forests and Kootenai National Forest 15
3848	3848	comprising approximately 8,233 acres, identi-16
3849	3849	fied as ‘‘Storm Creek’’ on the Map, which shall 17
3850	3850	be known as the ‘‘Storm Creek Wilderness’’. 18
3851	3851	(Z) H
3852	3852	AMMOND CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-19
3853	3853	tain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 20
3854	3854	National Forests comprising approximately 21
3855	3855	17,414 acres, identified as ‘‘Hammond Creek’’ 22
3856	3856	on the Map, which shall be known as the 23
3857	3857	‘‘Hammond Creek Wilderness’’. 24
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3860	3860	•S 1198 IS
3861	3861	(AA) NORTH FORK WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
3862	3862	Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle Na-2
3863	3863	tional Forests comprising approximately 31,375 3
3864	3864	acres, identified as ‘‘North Fork’’ on the Map, 4
3865	3865	which shall be known as the ‘‘North Fork Wil-5
3866	3866	derness’’. 6
3867	3867	(BB) B
3868	3868	IG CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 7
3869	3869	Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle Na-8
3870	3870	tional Forests comprising approximately 76,556 9
3871	3871	acres, identified as ‘‘Big Creek’’ on the Map, 10
3872	3872	which shall be known as the ‘‘Big Creek Wilder-11
3873	3873	ness’’. 12
3874	3874	(CC) L
3875	3875	OST CREEK WILDERNESS .—Certain 13
3876	3876	Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle Na-14
3877	3877	tional Forests comprising approximately 11,613 15
3878	3878	acres, identified as ‘‘Lost Creek’’ on the Map, 16
3879	3879	which shall be known as the ‘‘Lost Creek Wil-17
3880	3880	derness’’. 18
3881	3881	(DD) E
3882	3882	AST CATHEDRAL PEAK WILDER -19
3883	3883	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Idaho 20
3884	3884	Panhandle National Forests comprising ap-21
3885	3885	proximately 34,361 acres, identified as ‘‘East 22
3886	3886	Cathedral Peak’’ on the Map, which shall be 23
3887	3887	known as the ‘‘East Cathedral Peak Wilder-24
3888	3888	ness’’. 25
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3891	3891	•S 1198 IS
3892	3892	(EE) SPION KOP WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
3893	3893	Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle Na-2
3894	3894	tional Forests comprising approximately 22,407 3
3895	3895	acres, identified as ‘‘Spion Kop’’ on the Map, 4
3896	3896	which shall be known as the ‘‘Spion Kop Wil-5
3897	3897	derness’’. 6
3898	3898	(FF) R
3899	3899	OLAND POINT WILDERNESS .—Cer-7
3900	3900	tain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 8
3901	3901	National Forests comprising approximately 9
3902	3902	6,584 acres, identified as ‘‘Roland Point’’ on 10
3903	3903	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Roland 11
3904	3904	Point Wilderness’’. 12
3905	3905	(GG) T
3906	3906	ROUT CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-13
3907	3907	tain Federal land within the Idaho Panhandle 14
3908	3908	National Forests and Kootenai National Forest 15
3909	3909	comprising approximately 38,871 acres, identi-16
3910	3910	fied as ‘‘Trout Creek’’ on the Map, which shall 17
3911	3911	be known as the ‘‘Trout Creek Wilderness’’. 18
3912	3912	(HH) W
3913	3913	ONDERFUL PEAK WILDERNESS .— 19
3914	3914	Certain Federal land within the Idaho Pan-20
3915	3915	handle National Forests and Lolo National 21
3916	3916	Forest comprising approximately 11,214 acres, 22
3917	3917	identified as ‘‘Wonderful Peak’’ on the Map, 23
3918	3918	which shall be known as the ‘‘Wonderful Peak 24
3919	3919	Wilderness’’. 25
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3922	3922	•S 1198 IS
3923	3923	(II) EVANS GULCH WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
3924	3924	Federal land within the Lolo National Forest 2
3925	3925	comprising approximately 8,059 acres, identi-3
3926	3926	fied as ‘‘Evans Gulch’’ on the Map, which shall 4
3927	3927	be known as the ‘‘Evans Gulch Wilderness’’. 5
3928	3928	(JJ) G
3929	3929	ILT EDGE-SILVER CREEK WILDER -6
3930	3930	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Lolo 7
3931	3931	National Forest comprising approximately 8
3932	3932	10,252 acres, identified as ‘‘Gilt Edge-Silver 9
3933	3933	Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 10
3934	3934	the ‘‘Gilt Edge-Silver Creek Wilderness’’. 11
3935	3935	(KK) W
3936	3936	ARD EAGLE WILDERNESS .—Cer-12
3937	3937	tain Federal land within the Lolo National For-13
3938	3938	est comprising approximately 8,556 acres, iden-14
3939	3939	tified as ‘‘Ward Eagle’’ on the Map, which shall 15
3940	3940	be known as the ‘‘Ward Eagle Wilderness’’. 16
3941	3941	(LL) B
3942	3942	ROWN GULCH WILDERNESS .—Cer-17
3943	3943	tain Federal land within the Lolo National For-18
3944	3944	est comprising approximately 12,581 acres, 19
3945	3945	identified as ‘‘Brown Gulch’’ on the Map, which 20
3946	3946	shall be known as the ‘‘Brown Gulch Wilder-21
3947	3947	ness’’. 22
3948	3948	(MM) W
3949	3949	EST PIONEERS WILDERNESS .— 23
3950	3950	Certain Federal land within the Beaverhead- 24
3951	3951	Deerlodge National Forest comprising approxi-25
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3954	3954	•S 1198 IS
3955	3955	mately 249,906 acres, identified as ‘‘West Pio-1
3956	3956	neers’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 2
3957	3957	‘‘West Pioneers Wilderness’’. 3
3958	3958	(NN) C
3959	3959	ATTLE GULCH RIDGE WILDER -4
3960	3960	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Beaver-5
3961	3961	head-Deerlodge National Forest comprising ap-6
3962	3962	proximately 19,742 acres, identified as ‘‘Cattle 7
3963	3963	Gulch Ridge’’ on the Map, which shall be 8
3964	3964	known as the ‘‘Cattle Gulch Ridge Wilderness’’. 9
3965	3965	(OO) E
3966	3966	AST PIONEERS.—Certain Federal 10
3967	3967	land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National 11
3968	3968	Forests and certain public land administered by 12
3969	3969	the Dillon Field Office of the Bureau of Land 13
3970	3970	Management comprising approximately 161,727 14
3971	3971	acres, identified as ‘‘East Pioneers’’ on the 15
3972	3972	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘East Pio-16
3973	3973	neers Wilderness’’. 17
3974	3974	(PP) T
3975	3975	OLAN CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-18
3976	3976	tain Federal land within the Bitterroot National 19
3977	3977	Forest comprising approximately 7,2215 acres, 20
3978	3978	identified as ‘‘Tolan Creek’’ on the Map, which 21
3979	3979	shall be known as the ‘‘Tolan Creek Wilder-22
3980	3980	ness’’. 23
3981	3981	(QQ) A
3982	3982	LLAN MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 24
3983	3983	Certain Federal land within the Bitterroot and 25
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3986	3986	•S 1198 IS
3987	3987	Salmon-Challis National Forest comprising ap-1
3988	3988	proximately 150,641 acres, identified as ‘‘Allan 2
3989	3989	Mountain’’ on the Map, which shall be known 3
3990	3990	as the ‘‘Allan Mountain Wilderness’’. 4
3991	3991	(RR) A
3992	3992	NDERSON MOUNTAIN WILDER -5
3993	3993	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Beaver-6
3994	3994	head-Deerlodge and Salmon-Challis National 7
3995	3995	Forest comprising approximately 50,009 acres, 8
3996	3996	identified as ‘‘Anderson Mountain’’ on the Map, 9
3997	3997	which shall be known as the ‘‘Anderson Moun-10
3998	3998	tain Wilderness’’. 11
3999	3999	(SS) W
4000	4000	EST BIG HOLE WILDERNESS .—Cer-12
4001	4001	tain Federal land within the Beaverhead- 13
4002	4002	Deerlodge and Salmon-Challis National Forest 14
4003	4003	comprising approximately 220,756 acres, identi-15
4004	4004	fied as ‘‘West Big Hole’’ on the Map, which 16
4005	4005	shall be known as the ‘‘West Big Hole Wilder-17
4006	4006	ness’’. 18
4007	4007	(TT) G
4008	4008	OAT MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 19
4009	4009	Certain Federal land within the Beaverhead- 20
4010	4010	Deerlodge and Salmon-Challis National Forest 21
4011	4011	comprising approximately 45,187 acres, identi-22
4012	4012	fied as ‘‘Goat Mountain’’ on the Map, which 23
4013	4013	shall be known as the ‘‘Goat Mountain Wilder-24
4014	4014	ness’’. 25
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4017	4017	•S 1198 IS
4018	4018	(UU) ITALIAN PEAKS WILDERNESS .—Cer-1
4019	4019	tain Federal land within the Beaverhead- 2
4020	4020	Deerlodge, Salmon-Challis, and Caribou- 3
4021	4021	Targhee National Forests and certain public 4
4022	4022	land administered by the Salmon Field Office of 5
4023	4023	the Bureau of Land Management comprising 6
4024	4024	approximately 307,198 acres, identified as 7
4025	4025	‘‘Italian Peaks’’ on the Map, which shall be 8
4026	4026	known as the ‘‘Italian Peaks Wilderness’’. 9
4027	4027	(VV) G
4028	4028	ARFIELD MOUNTAIN WILDER -10
4029	4029	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Beaver-11
4030	4030	head-Deerlodge and Caribou-Targhee National 12
4031	4031	Forests comprising approximately 90,623 acres, 13
4032	4032	identified as ‘‘Garfield Mountain’’ on the Map, 14
4033	4033	which shall be known as the ‘‘Garfield Moun-15
4034	4034	tain Wilderness’’. 16
4035	4035	(WW) F
4036	4036	OUR EYES CANYON WILDER -17
4037	4037	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Beaver-18
4038	4038	head-Deerlodge National Forest comprising ap-19
4039	4039	proximately 5,650 acres, identified as ‘‘Four 20
4040	4040	Eyes Canyon’’ on the Map, which shall be 21
4041	4041	known as the ‘‘Four Eyes Canyon Wilderness’’. 22
4042	4042	(XX) T
4043	4043	ENDOY MOUNTAINS WILDER -23
4044	4044	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Beaver-24
4045	4045	head-Deerlodge National Forest and certain 25
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4048	4048	•S 1198 IS
4049	4049	public land administered by the Dillon Field Of-1
4050	4050	fice of the Bureau of Land Management com-2
4051	4051	prising approximately 85,114 acres, identified 3
4052	4052	as ‘‘Tendoy Mountains’’ on the Map, which 4
4053	4053	shall be known as the ‘‘Tendoy Mountains Wil-5
4054	4054	derness’’. 6
4055	4055	(YY) H
4056	4056	ENNEBERRY RIDGE WILDER -7
4057	4057	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 8
4058	4058	Dillon Field Office of the Bureau of Land Man-9
4059	4059	agement comprising approximately 9,614 acres, 10
4060	4060	identified as ‘‘Henneberry Ridge’’ on the Map, 11
4061	4061	which shall be known as the ‘‘Henneberry Ridge 12
4062	4062	Wilderness’’. 13
4063	4063	(ZZ) B
4064	4064	LACKTAIL MOUNTAINS WILDER -14
4065	4065	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 15
4066	4066	Dillon Field Office of the Bureau of Land Man-16
4067	4067	agement comprising approximately 17,562 17
4068	4068	acres, identified as ‘‘Blacktail Mountains’’ on 18
4069	4069	the Map, which shall be known as the 19
4070	4070	‘‘Blacktail Mountains Wilderness’’. 20
4071	4071	(AAA) S
4072	4072	AGINAW CREEK WILDERNESS .— 21
4073	4073	Certain Federal land within the Beaverhead- 22
4074	4074	Deerlodge National Forest comprising approxi-23
4075	4075	mately 8,824 acres, identified as ‘‘Saginaw 24
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4078	4078	•S 1198 IS
4079	4079	Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 1
4080	4080	the ‘‘Saginaw Creek Wilderness’’. 2
4081	4081	(BBB) T
4082	4082	ASH PEAK WILDERNESS .—Certain 3
4083	4083	Federal land within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge 4
4084	4084	National Forest comprising approximately 5
4085	4085	64,867 acres, identified as ‘‘Tash Peak’’ on the 6
4086	4086	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Tash Peak 7
4087	4087	Wilderness’’. 8
4088	4088	(CCC) B
4089	4089	EAVER LAKE WILDERNESS .—Cer-9
4090	4090	tain Federal land within the Beaverhead- 10
4091	4091	Deerlodge National Forest comprising approxi-11
4092	4092	mately 7,378 acres, identified as ‘‘Beaver 12
4093	4093	Lake’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 13
4094	4094	‘‘Beaver Lake Wilderness’’. 14
4095	4095	(DDD) A
4096	4096	GENCY CREEK WILDERNESS .— 15
4097	4097	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 16
4098	4098	National Forest comprising approximately 17
4099	4099	6,382 acres, identified as ‘‘Agency Creek’’ on 18
4100	4100	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Agency 19
4101	4101	Creek Wilderness’’. 20
4102	4102	(EEE) T
4103	4103	WO TOP WILDERNESS .—Certain 21
4104	4104	Federal land within the Caribou-Targhee Na-22
4105	4105	tional Forest and the Custer-Gallatin National 23
4106	4106	Forest comprising approximately 14,420 acres, 24
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4109	4109	•S 1198 IS
4110	4110	identified as ‘‘Two Top’’ on the Map, which 1
4111	4111	shall be known as the ‘‘Two Top Wilderness’’. 2
4112	4112	(FFF) C
4113	4113	ENTENNIALS MOUNTAINS WIL -3
4114	4114	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 4
4115	4115	Caribou-Targhee and Beaverhead-Deerlodge 5
4116	4116	National Forests and certain public land ad-6
4117	4117	ministered by the Dillon Field Office of the Bu-7
4118	4118	reau of Land Management comprising approxi-8
4119	4119	mately 109,459 acres, identified as 9
4120	4120	‘‘Centennials Mountains’’ on the Map, which 10
4121	4121	shall be known as the ‘‘Centennials Mountains 11
4122	4122	Wilderness’’. 12
4123	4123	(GGG) B
4124	4124	EAR CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-13
4125	4125	tain Federal land within the Beaverhead- 14
4126	4126	Deerlodge National Forest comprising approxi-15
4127	4127	mately 8,170 acres, identified as ‘‘Bear Creek’’ 16
4128	4128	on the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Bear 17
4129	4129	Creek Wilderness’’. 18
4130	4130	(HHH) N
4131	4131	ORTH LEMHI MOUNTAINS WIL -19
4132	4132	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 20
4133	4133	Salmon-Challis National Forest and certain 21
4134	4134	public land administered by the Challis Field 22
4135	4135	Office of the Bureau of Land Management 23
4136	4136	comprising approximately 312,292 acres, identi-24
4137	4137	fied as ‘‘North Lemhi Mountains’’ on the Map, 25
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4140	4140	•S 1198 IS
4141	4141	which shall be known as the ‘‘North Lemhi 1
4142	4142	Mountains Wilderness’’. 2
4143	4143	(III) D
4144	4144	IAMOND PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-3
4145	4145	tain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 4
4146	4146	and Caribou-Targhee National Forests and cer-5
4147	4147	tain public land administered by the Upper 6
4148	4148	Snake Field Office of the Bureau of Land Man-7
4149	4149	agement comprising approximately 173,000 8
4150	4150	acres, identified as ‘‘Diamond Peak’’ on the 9
4151	4151	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Diamond 10
4152	4152	Peak Wilderness’’. 11
4153	4153	(JJJ) W
4154	4154	ARM CANYON WILDERNESS .—Cer-12
4155	4155	tain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 13
4156	4156	National Forest comprising approximately 14
4157	4157	6,627 acres, identified as ‘‘Warm Canyon’’ on 15
4158	4158	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Warm 16
4159	4159	Canyon Wilderness’’. 17
4160	4160	(KKK) G
4161	4161	OLDBUG RIDGE WILDERNESS .— 18
4162	4162	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 19
4163	4163	National Forest comprising approximately 20
4164	4164	12,742 acres, identified as ‘‘Goldbug Ridge’’ on 21
4165	4165	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Goldbug 22
4166	4166	Ridge Wilderness’’. 23
4167	4167	(LLL) S
4168	4168	AL MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 24
4169	4169	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 25
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4172	4172	•S 1198 IS
4173	4173	National Forest comprising approximately 1
4174	4174	13,963 acres, identified as ‘‘Sal Mountain’’ on 2
4175	4175	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Sal 3
4176	4176	Mountain Wilderness’’. 4
4177	4177	(MMM) B
4178	4178	ORAH PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-5
4179	4179	tain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 6
4180	4180	National Forest and certain public land admin-7
4181	4181	istered by the Challis Field and Upper Snake 8
4182	4182	and Field Offices of the Bureau of Land Man-9
4183	4183	agement comprising approximately 158,152 10
4184	4184	acres, identified as ‘‘Borah Peak’’ on the Map, 11
4185	4185	which shall be known as the ‘‘Borah Peak Wil-12
4186	4186	derness’’. 13
4187	4187	(NNN) K
4188	4188	ING MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 14
4189	4189	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 15
4190	4190	National Forest comprising approximately 16
4191	4191	87,119 acres, identified as ‘‘King Mountain’’ on 17
4192	4192	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘King 18
4193	4193	Mountain Wilderness’’. 19
4194	4194	(OOO) G
4195	4195	ROUSE PEAK WILDERNESS .—Cer-20
4196	4196	tain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 21
4197	4197	National Forest comprising approximately 22
4198	4198	8,948 acres, identified as ‘‘Grouse Peak’’ on the 23
4199	4199	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Grouse 24
4200	4200	Peak Wilderness’’. 25
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4203	4203	•S 1198 IS
4204	4204	(PPP) RED HILL WILDERNESS .—Certain 1
4205	4205	Federal land within the Salmon-Challis Na-2
4206	4206	tional Forest comprising approximately 14,995 3
4207	4207	acres, identified as ‘‘Red Hill’’ on the Map, 4
4208	4208	which shall be known as the ‘‘Red Hill Wilder-5
4209	4209	ness’’. 6
4210	4210	(QQQ) J
4211	4211	UMPOFF MOUNTAIN WILDER -7
4212	4212	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Salm-8
4213	4213	on-Challis National Forest comprising approxi-9
4214	4214	mately 14,426 acres, identified as ‘‘Jumpoff 10
4215	4215	Mountain’’ on the Map, which shall be known 11
4216	4216	as the ‘‘Jumpoff Mountain Wilderness’’. 12
4217	4217	(RRR) W
4218	4218	OOD CANYON WILDERNESS .— 13
4219	4219	Certain Federal land within the Salmon-Challis 14
4220	4220	National Forest comprising approximately 15
4221	4221	7,741 acres, identified as ‘‘Wood Canyon’’ on 16
4222	4222	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Wood 17
4223	4223	Canyon Wilderness’’. 18
4224	4224	(SSS) P
4225	4225	AHSIMEROI MOUNTAINS WILDER -19
4226	4226	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Salm-20
4227	4227	on-Challis National Forest comprising approxi-21
4228	4228	mately 73,378 acres, identified as ‘‘Pahsimeroi 22
4229	4229	Mountains’’ on the Map, which shall be known 23
4230	4230	as the ‘‘Pahsimeroi Mountains Wilderness’’. 24
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4233	4233	•S 1198 IS
4234	4234	(TTT) HAWLEY MOUNTAINS WILDER -1
4235	4235	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 2
4236	4236	Upper Snake Field Office of the Bureau of 3
4237	4237	Land Management comprising approximately 4
4238	4238	16,817 acres, identified as ‘‘Hawley Mountains’’ 5
4239	4239	on the Map, which shall be known as the 6
4240	4240	‘‘Hawley Mountains Wilderness’’. 7
4241	4241	(UUU) A
4242	4242	PPENDICITIS HILL WILDER -8
4243	4243	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 9
4244	4244	Upper Snake Field Office of the Bureau of 10
4245	4245	Land Management comprising approximately 11
4246	4246	25,457 acres, identified as ‘‘Appendicitis Hill’’ 12
4247	4247	on the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Ap-13
4248	4248	pendicitis Hill Wilderness’’. 14
4249	4249	(VVV) T
4250	4250	ENDERFOOT/DEEP CREEK WIL -15
4251	4251	DERNESS.—Certain Federal land within the 16
4252	4252	Lewis and Clark National Forest comprising 17
4253	4253	approximately 106,845 acres, identified as 18
4254	4254	‘‘Tenderfoot/Deep Creek’’ on the Map, which 19
4255	4255	shall be known as the ‘‘Tenderfoot/Deep Creek 20
4256	4256	Wilderness’’. 21
4257	4257	(WWW) M
4258	4258	IDDLE FORK JUDITH WILDER -22
4259	4259	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Lewis 23
4260	4260	and Clark National Forest comprising approxi-24
4261	4261	mately 90,845 acres, identified as ‘‘Middle Fork 25
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4264	4264	•S 1198 IS
4265	4265	Judith’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 1
4266	4266	the ‘‘Middle Fork Judith Wilderness’’. 2
4267	4267	(XXX) P
4268	4268	ILGRIM CREEK WILDERNESS .— 3
4269	4269	Certain Federal land within the Lewis and 4
4270	4270	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-5
4271	4271	mately 44,608 acres, identified as ‘‘Pilgrim 6
4272	4272	Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 7
4273	4273	the ‘‘Pilgrim Creek Wilderness’’. 8
4274	4274	(YYY) P
4275	4275	AINE GULCH WILDERNESS .—Cer-9
4276	4276	tain Federal land within the Lewis and Clark 10
4277	4277	National Forest comprising approximately 11
4278	4278	7,875 acres, identified as ‘‘Paine Gulch’’ on the 12
4279	4279	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Paine Gulch 13
4280	4280	Wilderness’’. 14
4281	4281	(ZZZ) S
4282	4282	AWMILL GULCH WILDERNESS .— 15
4283	4283	Certain Federal land within the Lewis and 16
4284	4284	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-17
4285	4285	mately 11,588 acres, identified as ‘‘Sawmill 18
4286	4286	Gulch’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 19
4287	4287	the ‘‘Sawmill Gulch Wilderness’’. 20
4288	4288	(AAAA) S
4289	4289	PRING CREEK WILDERNESS .— 21
4290	4290	Certain Federal land within the Lewis and 22
4291	4291	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-23
4292	4292	mately 17,840 acres, identified as ‘‘Spring 24
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4295	4295	•S 1198 IS
4296	4296	Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 1
4297	4297	the ‘‘Spring Creek Wilderness’’. 2
4298	4298	(BBBB) TW
4299	4299	MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS .— 3
4300	4300	Certain Federal land within the Lewis and 4
4301	4301	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-5
4302	4302	mately 8,388 acres, identified as ‘‘TW Moun-6
4303	4303	tain’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 7
4304	4304	‘‘TW Mountain Wilderness’’. 8
4305	4305	(CCCC) B
4306	4306	IG BALDY WILDERNESS .—Cer-9
4307	4307	tain Federal land within the Lewis and Clark 10
4308	4308	National Forest comprising approximately 11
4309	4309	43,135 acres, identified as ‘‘Big Baldy’’ on the 12
4310	4310	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Big Baldy 13
4311	4311	Wilderness’’. 14
4312	4312	(DDDD) G
4313	4313	RANITE MOUNTAIN WILDER -15
4314	4314	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Lewis 16
4315	4315	and Clark National Forest comprising approxi-17
4316	4316	mately 10,338 acres, identified as ‘‘Granite 18
4317	4317	Mountain’’ on the Map, which shall be known 19
4318	4318	as the ‘‘Granite Mountain Wilderness’’. 20
4319	4319	(EEEE) T
4320	4320	OLLGATE-SHEEP WILDER -21
4321	4321	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Lewis 22
4322	4322	and Clark National Forest comprising approxi-23
4323	4323	mately 24,044 acres, identified as ‘‘Tollgate- 24
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4326	4326	•S 1198 IS
4327	4327	Sheep’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 1
4328	4328	the ‘‘Tollgate-Sheep Wilderness’’. 2
4329	4329	(FFFF) M
4330	4330	OUNT HIGH WILDERNESS .— 3
4331	4331	Certain Federal land within the Lewis and 4
4332	4332	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-5
4333	4333	mately 71,544 acres, identified as ‘‘Mount 6
4334	4334	High’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 7
4335	4335	‘‘Mount High Wilderness’’. 8
4336	4336	(GGGG) N
4337	4337	ORTH FORK SMITH WILDER -9
4338	4338	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Lewis 10
4339	4339	and Clark National Forest comprising approxi-11
4340	4340	mately 8,444 acres, identified as ‘‘North Fork 12
4341	4341	Smith’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 13
4342	4342	the ‘‘North Fork Smith Wilderness’’. 14
4343	4343	(HHHH) B
4344	4344	IG SNOWIES WILDERNESS .— 15
4345	4345	Certain Federal land within the Lewis and 16
4346	4346	Clark National Forest and certain public land 17
4347	4347	administered by the Lewistown Field Office of 18
4348	4348	the Bureau of Land Management comprising 19
4349	4349	approximately 104,133 acres, identified as ‘‘Big 20
4350	4350	Snowies’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 21
4351	4351	the ‘‘Big Snowies Wilderness’’. 22
4352	4352	(IIII) H
4353	4353	IGHWOODS WILDERNESS .—Certain 23
4354	4354	Federal land within the Lewis and Clark Na-24
4355	4355	tional Forest comprising approximately 24,378 25
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4358	4358	•S 1198 IS
4359	4359	acres, identified as ‘‘Highwoods’’ on the Map, 1
4360	4360	which shall be known as the ‘‘Highwoods Wil-2
4361	4361	derness’’. 3
4362	4362	(JJJJ) H
4363	4363	IGHWOOD BALDY WILDERNESS .— 4
4364	4364	Certain Federal land within the Lewis and 5
4365	4365	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-6
4366	4366	mately 15,305 acres, identified as ‘‘Highwood 7
4367	4367	Baldy’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 8
4368	4368	the ‘‘Highwood Baldy Wilderness’’. 9
4369	4369	(KKKK) C
4370	4370	ALF CREEK WILDERNESS .—Cer-10
4371	4371	tain Federal land within the Lewis and Clark 11
4372	4372	National Forest comprising approximately 12
4373	4373	10,108 acres, identified as ‘‘Calf Creek’’ on the 13
4374	4374	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Calf Creek 14
4375	4375	Wilderness’’. 15
4376	4376	(LLLL) E
4377	4377	AGLE PARK WILDERNESS .—Cer-16
4378	4378	tain Federal land within the Lewis and Clark 17
4379	4379	National Forest comprising approximately 18
4380	4380	5,912 acres, identified as ‘‘Eagle Park’’ on the 19
4381	4381	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Eagle Park 20
4382	4382	Wilderness’’. 21
4383	4383	(MMMM) C
4384	4384	ASTLE MOUNTAINS WILDER -22
4385	4385	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Lewis 23
4386	4386	and Clark National Forest comprising approxi-24
4387	4387	mately 29,409 acres, identified as ‘‘Castle 25
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4390	4390	•S 1198 IS
4391	4391	Mountains’’ on the Map, which shall be known 1
4392	4392	as the ‘‘Castle Mountains Wilderness’’. 2
4393	4393	(NNNN) B
4394	4394	OX CANYON WILDERNESS .— 3
4395	4395	Certain Federal land within the Lewis and 4
4396	4396	Clark National Forest comprising approxi-5
4397	4397	mately 19,470 acres, identified as ‘‘Box Can-6
4398	4398	yon’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 7
4399	4399	‘‘Box Canyon Wilderness’’. 8
4400	4400	(OOOO) C
4401	4401	RAZY MOUNTAINS WILDER -9
4402	4402	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Lewis 10
4403	4403	and Clark National Forest and the Custer-Gal-11
4404	4404	latin National Forest comprising approximately 12
4405	4405	102,447 acres, identified as ‘‘Crazy Mountains’’ 13
4406	4406	on the Map, which shall be known as ‘‘Crazy 14
4407	4407	Mountains Wilderness’’. 15
4408	4408	(PPPP) L
4409	4409	AZYMAN GULCH WILDERNESS .— 16
4410	4410	Certain Federal land within the Helena Na-17
4411	4411	tional Forest comprising approximately 11,614 18
4412	4412	acres, identified as ‘‘Lazyman Gulch’’ on the 19
4413	4413	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Lazyman 20
4414	4414	Gulch Wilderness’’. 21
4415	4415	(QQQQ) B
4416	4416	IG BIRCH POND WILDERNESS .— 22
4417	4417	Certain Federal land within the Helena Na-23
4418	4418	tional Forest comprising approximately 16,287 24
4419	4419	acres, identified as ‘‘Big Birch Pond’’ on the 25
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4422	4422	•S 1198 IS
4423	4423	Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Big Birch 1
4424	4424	Pond Wilderness’’. 2
4425	4425	(RRRR) C
4426	4426	AMAS CREEK WILDERNESS .— 3
4427	4427	Certain Federal land within the Helena Na-4
4428	4428	tional Forest comprising approximately 29,157 5
4429	4429	acres, identified as ‘‘Camas Creek’’ on the Map, 6
4430	4430	which shall be known as the ‘‘Camas Creek Wil-7
4431	4431	derness’’. 8
4432	4432	(SSSS) J
4433	4433	ERICHO MOUNTAIN WILDER -9
4434	4434	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Helena 10
4435	4435	National Forest comprising approximately 11
4436	4436	8,445 acres, identified as ‘‘Jericho Mountain’’ 12
4437	4437	on the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Jeri-13
4438	4438	cho Mountain Wilderness’’. 14
4439	4439	(TTTT) I
4440	4440	RISH GULCH WILDERNESS .—Cer-15
4441	4441	tain Federal land within the Helena National 16
4442	4442	Forest comprising approximately 7,321 acres, 17
4443	4443	identified as ‘‘Irish Gulch’’ on the Map, which 18
4444	4444	shall be known as the ‘‘Irish Gulch Wilder-19
4445	4445	ness’’. 20
4446	4446	(UUUU) G
4447	4447	RASSY MOUNTAIN WILDER -21
4448	4448	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Helena 22
4449	4449	National Forest comprising approximately 23
4450	4450	6,740 acres, identified as ‘‘Grassy Mountain’’ 24
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4454	4454	on the Map, which shall be known as the 1
4455	4455	‘‘Grassy Mountain Wilderness’’. 2
4456	4456	(VVVV) M
4457	4457	IDDLEMAN/HEDGES WILDER -3
4458	4458	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Helena 4
4459	4459	National Forest comprising approximately 5
4460	4460	32,233 acres, identified as ‘‘Middleman/ 6
4461	4461	Hedges’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 7
4462	4462	the ‘‘Middleman/Hedges Wilderness’’. 8
4463	4463	(WWWW) H
4464	4464	ELLGATE GULCH WILDER -9
4465	4465	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Helena 10
4466	4466	National Forest comprising approximately 11
4467	4467	16,821 acres, identified as ‘‘Hellgate Gulch’’ on 12
4468	4468	the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Hellgate 13
4469	4469	Gulch Wilderness’’. 14
4470	4470	(ZZZZ) C
4471	4471	AYUSE MOUNTAIN WILDER -15
4472	4472	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Helena 16
4473	4473	National Forest comprising approximately 17
4474	4474	19,044 acres, identified as ‘‘Cayuse Mountain’’ 18
4475	4475	on the Map, which shall be known as the ‘‘Cay-19
4476	4476	use Mountain Wilderness’’. 20
4477	4477	(YYYY) E
4478	4478	LECTRIC PEAK/LITTLE BLACK-21
4479	4479	FOOT MEADOWS WILDERNESS , BEAVERHEAD- 22
4480	4480	DEERLODGE AND HELENA NATIONAL FOR -23
4481	4481	ESTS.—Certain Federal land within the Helena 24
4482	4482	and Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forests 25
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4485	4485	•S 1198 IS
4486	4486	comprising approximately 49,560 acres, identi-1
4487	4487	fied as ‘‘Electric Peak/ Little Blackfoot Mead-2
4488	4488	ows’’ on the Map, which shall be known as the 3
4489	4489	‘‘Electric Peak/Little Blackfoot Meadows Wil-4
4490	4490	derness’’. 5
4491	4491	(ZZZZ) W
4492	4492	HITETAIL-HAYSTACK WILDER -6
4493	4493	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Beaver-7
4494	4494	head-Deerlodge National Forest comprising ap-8
4495	4495	proximately 80,152 acres, identified as 9
4496	4496	‘‘Whitetail-Haystack’’ on the Map, which shall 10
4497	4497	be known as the ‘‘Whitetail-Haystack Wilder-11
4498	4498	ness’’. 12
4499	4499	(AAAAA) O’
4500	4500	NEIL CREEK WILDERNESS .— 13
4501	4501	Certain Federal land within the Beaverhead- 14
4502	4502	Deerlodge National Forest comprising approxi-15
4503	4503	mately 7,591 acres, identified as ‘‘O’Neil 16
4504	4504	Creek’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 17
4505	4505	the ‘‘O’Neil Creek Wilderness’’. 18
4506	4506	(BBBBB) B
4507	4507	RIDGER RANGE WILDER -19
4508	4508	NESS.—Certain Federal land within the Custer- 20
4509	4509	Gallatin National Forest comprising approxi-21
4510	4510	mately 54,046 acres, identified as ‘‘Bridger 22
4511	4511	Range’’ on the Map, which shall be known as 23
4512	4512	the ‘‘Bridger Range Wilderness’’. 24
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4516	4516	(CCCCC) BEARTOOTH MOUNTAIN WILDER -1
4517	4517	NESS.—Certain public land administered by the 2
4518	4518	Lewistown Field Office of the Bureau of Land 3
4519	4519	Management comprising approximately 6,517 4
4520	4520	acres, identified as ‘‘Beartooth Mountain’’ on 5
4521	4521	the Map, which shall be known as the 6
4522	4522	‘‘Beartooth Mountain Wilderness’’. 7
4523	4523	SEC. 109. ADMINISTRATION. 8
4524	4524	(a) I
4525	4525	NGENERAL.—Subject to valid existing rights, 9
4526	4526	land designated as wilderness by this title shall be admin-10
4527	4527	istered by the Secretary concerned in accordance with the 11
4528	4528	Wilderness Act (16 U.S.C. 1131 et seq.), except that— 12
4529	4529	(1) any reference in that Act to the effective 13
4530	4530	date shall be deemed to be a reference to the date 14
4531	4531	of the enactment of this Act; 15
4532	4532	(2) any reference in that Act to the Secretary 16
4533	4533	of Agriculture shall be considered to be a reference 17
4534	4534	to the Secretary concerned; and 18
4535	4535	(3) the Secretary of the Interior and the Sec-19
4536	4536	retary of Agriculture shall, to the maximum extent 20
4537	4537	practicable, coordinate the management of an area 21
4538	4538	of land designated as wilderness by this title that 22
4539	4539	contains— 23
4540	4540	(A) land administered by the Secretary of 24
4541	4541	the Interior; and 25
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4545	4545	(B) land administered by the Secretary of 1
4546	4546	Agriculture. 2
4547	4547	(b) M
4548	4548	APS ANDLEGALDESCRIPTION.— 3
4549	4549	(1) I
4550	4550	N GENERAL.—As soon as practicable after 4
4551	4551	the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary 5
4552	4552	concerned shall submit a map and legal description 6
4553	4553	of each area of land designated as wilderness by this 7
4554	4554	title to— 8
4555	4555	(A) the Committee on Energy and Natural 9
4556	4556	Resources of the Senate; and 10
4557	4557	(B) the Committee on Natural Resources 11
4558	4558	of the House of Representatives. 12
4559	4559	(2) F
4560	4560	ORCE AND EFFECT.—Each map and legal 13
4561	4561	description prepared under paragraph (1) shall have 14
4562	4562	the same force and effect as if included in this Act, 15
4563	4563	except that the Secretary concerned may correct 16
4564	4564	clerical and typographical errors in the map or legal 17
4565	4565	description. 18
4566	4566	(3) P
4567	4567	UBLIC AVAILABILITY.—Each map and 19
4568	4568	legal description prepared under paragraph (1) shall 20
4569	4569	be on file and available for public inspection in the 21
4570	4570	Office of the Chief of the Forest Service, the Office 22
4571	4571	of the Director of the Bureau of Land Management, 23
4572	4572	or the Office of the Director of the National Park 24
4573	4573	Service, as appropriate. 25
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4577	4577	SEC. 110. WATER. 1
4578	4578	(a) R
4579	4579	ESERVATION.— 2
4580	4580	(1) I
4581	4581	N GENERAL.—With respect to the land 3
4582	4582	designated as wilderness by this title, rights to a 4
4583	4583	quantity of water sufficient to fulfill the purposes for 5
4584	4584	which the land is designated as wilderness are re-6
4585	4585	served. 7
4586	4586	(2) P
4587	4587	RIORITY DATE.—The priority date of the 8
4588	4588	rights reserved by paragraph (1) is the date of en-9
4589	4589	actment of this Act. 10
4590	4590	(b) I
4591	4591	MPLEMENTATION.—The Secretary of Agri-11
4592	4592	culture, the Secretary of the Interior, and any other rel-12
4593	4593	evant officer of the United States shall, to the maximum 13
4594	4594	extent practicable, ensure that the rights reserved by sub-14
4595	4595	section (a) are protected, including by filing in a court 15
4596	4596	of the State of Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Oregon, or 16
4597	4597	Washington claims for quantification of those rights in 17
4598	4598	any appropriate stream adjudication— 18
4599	4599	(1) occurring on or after the date of enactment 19
4600	4600	of this Act; and 20
4601	4601	(2) in which the United States is properly 21
4602	4602	joined in accordance with section 208 of the Act of 22
4603	4603	July 10, 1952 (43 U.S.C. 666) (commonly referred 23
4604	4604	to as the ‘‘McCarran Amendment’’). 24
4605	4605	SEC. 111. DONATION OF GRAZING PERMITS AND LEASES. 25
4606	4606	(a) A
4607	4607	CCEPTANCE BYSECRETARYCONCERNED.— 26
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4611	4611	(1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary concerned 1
4612	4612	shall accept the donation of any valid existing permit 2
4613	4613	or lease authorizing grazing on public land or Na-3
4614	4614	tional Forest System land, all or a portion of which 4
4615	4615	is within— 5
4616	4616	(A) a wilderness area designated under 6
4617	4617	this title; 7
4618	4618	(B) a biological connecting corridor des-8
4619	4619	ignated under title II; or 9
4620	4620	(C) a recovery area designated under title 10
4621	4621	IV. 11
4622	4622	(2) P
4623	4623	ARTIAL DONATION.—A person holding a 12
4624	4624	valid permit or lease for a grazing allotment par-13
4625	4625	tially located in an area described in paragraph (1) 14
4626	4626	may elect to donate only the portion of the permit 15
4627	4627	or lease that is within the applicable area. 16
4628	4628	(b) T
4629	4629	ERMINATION.—With respect to each permit or 17
4630	4630	lease donated under subsection (a), the Secretary con-18
4631	4631	cerned shall— 19
4632	4632	(1) terminate the permit or lease or portion of 20
4633	4633	the permit or lease, as applicable; and 21
4634	4634	(2) except as provided in subsection (c), ensure 22
4635	4635	a permanent end to grazing on the land covered by 23
4636	4636	the permit or lease or portion of the permit or lease. 24
4637	4637	(c) C
4638	4638	OMMONALLOTMENTS.— 25
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4642	4642	(1) IN GENERAL.—If the land covered by a per-1
4643	4643	mit or lease donated under subsection (a) is covered 2
4644	4644	by an additional valid permit or lease that is not do-3
4645	4645	nated under that subsection, the Secretary con-4
4646	4646	cerned shall reduce the authorized level on the land 5
4647	4647	covered by the permit or lease to reflect the donation 6
4648	4648	of the permit or lease under that subsection. 7
4649	4649	(2) A
4650	4650	UTHORIZED LEVEL.—To ensure that there 8
4651	4651	is a permanent reduction in the level of grazing on 9
4652	4652	the land covered by the permit or lease donated 10
4653	4653	under subsection (a), the Secretary concerned shall 11
4654	4654	not allow grazing use on the covered land to exceed 12
4655	4655	the authorized level established under paragraph (1). 13
4656	4656	(d) P
4657	4657	ARTIALDONATION.—If a person holding a valid 14
4658	4658	permit or lease donates less than the full level of grazing 15
4659	4659	use authorized under the grazing permit or lease under 16
4660	4660	subsection (a), the Secretary concerned shall— 17
4661	4661	(1) reduce the authorized grazing level to re-18
4662	4662	flect the donation; and 19
4663	4663	(2) modify the permit or lease to reflect the re-20
4664	4664	vised level. 21
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4668	4668	TITLE II—BIOLOGICAL 1
4669	4669	CONNECTING CORRIDORS 2
4670	4670	SEC. 201. FINDINGS. 3
4671	4671	Congress finds that, as of the date of enactment of 4
4672	4672	this Act— 5
4673	4673	(1) the most recent scientific information on ec-6
4674	4674	ological reserve design and function, including recent 7
4675	4675	scientific information on species dispersal in re-8
4676	4676	sponse to a changing climate, points out the critical 9
4677	4677	need for biological connecting corridors between the 10
4678	4678	larger core ecosystem areas; 11
4679	4679	(2) while none of the remaining major wildland 12
4680	4680	ecosystems of the Northern Rockies Bioregion ap-13
4681	4681	pears to be of sufficient size to perpetuate the full 14
4682	4682	complement of self-sustaining viable populations of 15
4683	4683	native wildlife, biological diversity, and full range of 16
4684	4684	ecological processes on its own, it appears that an 17
4685	4685	effective reserve system can be achieved if biological 18
4686	4686	connecting corridors between the ecosystems are 19
4687	4687	identified and protected; 20
4688	4688	(3) the wildland areas addressed by this title 21
4689	4689	are located between the major core ecosystems of the 22
4690	4690	region and are essential for wildlife and plant migra-23
4691	4691	tion and genetic interchange; and 24
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4695	4695	(4) those areas are some of the most beautiful 1
4696	4696	and wild mountain ranges in the United States, in-2
4697	4697	cluding the Bitterroot, Sapphire, Lost River, Lemhi, 3
4698	4698	and Bridger mountain ranges. 4
4699	4699	SEC. 202. DESIGNATION OF BIOLOGICAL CONNECTING COR-5
4700	4700	RIDORS. 6
4701	4701	(a) D
4702	4702	ESIGNATION.—To protect the life flow of the 7
4703	4703	Northern Rockies Bioregion, the Federal land described 8
4704	4704	in subsection (b)— 9
4705	4705	(1) is designated as biological connecting cor-10
4706	4706	ridors that connect the Greater Yellowstone, Greater 11
4707	4707	Glacier/Northern Continental Divide, Greater Hells 12
4708	4708	Canyon, Greater Salmon/Selway, and Greater Cabi-13
4709	4709	net-Yaak-Selkirk ecosystems; and 14
4710	4710	(2) shall be subject to the special corridor man-15
4711	4711	agement requirements under section 203. 16
4712	4712	(b) D
4713	4713	ESCRIPTION OFFEDERALLAND.—The Federal 17
4714	4714	land referred to in subsection (a) is the approximately 18
4715	4715	2,900,000 acres of Federal land, as generally depicted on 19
4716	4716	the map entitled ‘‘Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection 20
4717	4717	Act (2023)’’ and dated April 10, 2023, and administered 21
4718	4718	by the Forest Service or the Bureau of Land Management. 22
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4722	4722	SEC. 203. TREATMENT OF BIOLOGICAL CONNECTING COR-1
4723	4723	RIDORS. 2
4724	4724	(a) I
4725	4725	NGENERAL.—Those portions of the biological 3
4726	4726	connecting corridors designated by section 202 are des-4
4727	4727	ignated as special corridor management areas and shall 5
4728	4728	be managed according to the Multiple-Use Sustained-Yield 6
4729	4729	Act of 1960 (16 U.S.C. 528 et seq.) and other applicable 7
4730	4730	laws and in accordance with subsection (b). 8
4731	4731	(b) R
4732	4732	EQUIREMENTS.— 9
4733	4733	(1) S
4734	4734	ILVICULTURAL MANAGEMENT AND TIMBER 10
4735	4735	HARVESTING.—The practice of even-aged silvicul-11
4736	4736	tural management and timber harvesting is prohib-12
4737	4737	ited within the special corridor management areas. 13
4738	4738	(2) M
4739	4739	INING, OIL, GAS, AND ROADS.—Subject to 14
4740	4740	valid existing rights, mining, oil, and gas exploration 15
4741	4741	and development and new road construction or re-16
4742	4742	construction is prohibited within the special corridor 17
4743	4743	management areas. 18
4744	4744	(3) R
4745	4745	OAD DENSITY.— 19
4746	4746	(A) I
4747	4747	N GENERAL.—The Federal land man-20
4748	4748	agement agency responsible for the administra-21
4749	4749	tion of a special corridor management area or 22
4750	4750	portion of a special corridor management area 23
4751	4751	shall act immediately to ensure that road den-24
4752	4752	sities within the biological connecting corridor 25
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4756	4756	approach, to the maximum extent practicable, 1
4757	4757	zero miles of road per square mile of land area. 2
4758	4758	(B) L
4759	4759	IMITATION.—The road density de-3
4760	4760	scribed in subparagraph (A) shall not exceed 4
4761	4761	0.25 miles per square mile, using the method 5
4762	4762	known as the ‘‘moving window’’ method. 6
4763	4763	SEC. 204. APPLICABILITY OF TITLE. 7
4764	4764	(a) F
4765	4765	EDERALLANDMANAGEMENTAGENCIES.—This 8
4766	4766	title shall apply only to National Forest System land and 9
4767	4767	land under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Land Man-10
4768	4768	agement. 11
4769	4769	(b) P
4770	4770	RIVATELAND ANDLANDOWNERS.— 12
4771	4771	(1) I
4772	4772	N GENERAL.—No private land is affected 13
4773	4773	by this title and no private landowner whose land is 14
4774	4774	adjacent to public land within the designated biologi-15
4775	4775	cal connecting corridors shall be compelled, under 16
4776	4776	any circumstances, to comply with this title. 17
4777	4777	(2) C
4778	4778	OOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS .—A private 18
4779	4779	landowner may enter into a cooperative agreement 19
4780	4780	with the Federal Government on a willing partici-20
4781	4781	pant or willing seller basis to include the land of the 21
4782	4782	private landowner in a biological connecting corridor 22
4783	4783	designated by this title. 23
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4787	4787	SEC. 205. COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS AND LAND TRADES 1
4788	4788	AND ACQUISITIONS. 2
4789	4789	(a) C
4790	4790	OOPERATIVEAGREEMENTS.—The Secretary of 3
4791	4791	the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture shall seek 4
4792	4792	to enter into cooperative agreements with private, State, 5
4793	4793	and corporate landowners and sovereign Indian Tribes the 6
4794	4794	land of which is adjacent to public land in the biological 7
4795	4795	connecting corridors designated under this title, if those 8
4796	4796	agreements would benefit the ecological integrity and 9
4797	4797	function of the designated corridors. 10
4798	4798	(b) L
4799	4799	ANDTRADES ANDACQUISITIONS.—The Sec-11
4800	4800	retary of Agriculture and the Secretary of the Interior 12
4801	4801	may undertake land trades or acquisitions to carry out the 13
4802	4802	purposes of this title if the Secretary concerned considers 14
4803	4803	the action to be— 15
4804	4804	(1) appropriate; and 16
4805	4805	(2) in compliance with existing law (including 17
4806	4806	regulations) applicable to land trades or acquisitions. 18
4807	4807	(c) R
4808	4808	EPORT.—As part of the report required by sec-19
4809	4809	tion 501, the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary 20
4810	4810	of the Interior shall describe the progress of cooperative 21
4811	4811	agreements, acquisitions, and proposed land exchanges 22
4812	4812	sought pursuant to this section. 23
4813	4813	SEC. 206. EXEMPTION OF CERTAIN ROADS AND HIGHWAYS. 24
4814	4814	(a) E
4815	4815	XEMPTION.— 25
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4819	4819	(1) IN GENERAL.—The roads and highways de-1
4820	4820	scribed in subsection (b) are expressly exempted 2
4821	4821	from this title. 3
4822	4822	(2) A
4823	4823	DDITIONAL ROADS.—If the Secretary con-4
4824	4824	cerned determines that any Federal, State, county, 5
4825	4825	or private road has been mistakenly omitted from 6
4826	4826	the list in subsection (b), the Secretary concerned 7
4827	4827	may exempt the road from this title, if the Secretary 8
4828	4828	concerned determines that the exemption is nec-9
4829	4829	essary to carry out the purposes of this title. 10
4830	4830	(b) D
4831	4831	ESCRIPTION.—The roads and highways referred 11
4832	4832	to in subsection (a) are the following: 12
4833	4833	(1) United States Highways 2, 10, 12, 20, 89, 13
4834	4834	91, 93, 95, and 287. 14
4835	4835	(2) Interstate Highways 15 and 90. 15
4836	4836	(3) Idaho State Highways 3, 28, 29, and 87. 16
4837	4837	(4) Montana State Highways 2, 37, 38, 41, 43, 17
4838	4838	56, 58, 83, 87, 135, 200, 278, 287, 293, 294, 298, 18
4839	4839	and 324. 19
4840	4840	(5) Montana Secondary Roads 92, 278, 279, 20
4841	4841	294, 298, 324, 411, and 508. 21
4842	4842	(6) The Thompson Pass Road, Montana-Idaho. 22
4843	4843	(7) The Moyie Springs to East Port Road, 23
4844	4844	Idaho. 24
4845	4845	(8) The Red Rock Pass Road, Montana. 25
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4849	4849	(9) Boundary County, Idaho, Routes 3, 18, 34, 1
4850	4850	and 47. 2
4851	4851	(10) Lolo National Forest Route 102. 3
4852	4852	(11) Gallatin National Forest Route 259. 4
4853	4853	(12) Kelly Canyon and Middle Fork Canyon 5
4854	4854	Roads, Gallatin National Forest. 6
4855	4855	(13) Lewis and Clark County, Montana, Roads 7
4856	4856	4, 164, 280, 287, and 291. 8
4857	4857	(14) The Beaverhead-Deerlodge to Basin Road, 9
4858	4858	Montana. 10
4859	4859	(15) The Marysville to Avon Road, Montana. 11
4860	4860	(16) The Pahsimeroi Road, Butte County, 12
4861	4861	Idaho. 13
4862	4862	TITLE III—WILD AND SCENIC 14
4863	4863	RIVERS DESIGNATIONS 15
4864	4864	SEC. 301. DESIGNATION OF WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS IN 16
4865	4865	IDAHO, MONTANA, AND WYOMING. 17
4866	4866	Section 3(a) of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 18
4867	4867	U.S.C. 1274(a)) is amended by adding at the end the fol-19
4868	4868	lowing: 20
4869	4869	‘‘(233) S
4870	4870	OUTH FORK PAYETTE , IDAHO.—The 21
4871	4871	segment within the Boise and Sawtooth National 22
4872	4872	Forests from the Sawtooth Wilderness Boundary 23
4873	4873	downstream approximately 54 miles to confluence 24
4874	4874	with the Middle Fork and then downstream on the 25
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4878	4878	main stem to the confluence with the North Fork, 1
4879	4879	to be administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 2
4880	4880	‘‘(234) M
4881	4881	IDDLE FORK PAYETTE , IDAHO.—The 3
4882	4882	segment within the Boise National Forest from Rail-4
4883	4883	road Pass downstream approximately 33 miles to the 5
4884	4884	national forest boundary, to be administered by the 6
4885	4885	Secretary of Agriculture. 7
4886	4886	‘‘(235) D
4887	4887	EADWOOD, IDAHO.—The segment 8
4888	4888	within the Boise National Forest from Threemile 9
4889	4889	Creek downstream approximately 22 miles to the 10
4890	4890	South Fork of the Payette, to be administered by 11
4891	4891	the Secretary of Agriculture. 12
4892	4892	‘‘(236) U
4893	4893	PPER PRIEST, IDAHO.—The segment 13
4894	4894	within the Panhandle National Forests from the Ca-14
4895	4895	nadian border downstream approximately 19 miles 15
4896	4896	to Upper Priest Lake, to be administered by the 16
4897	4897	Secretary of Agriculture. 17
4898	4898	‘‘(237) C
4899	4899	OEUR D’ALENE, IDAHO.—The segment 18
4900	4900	within the Panhandle National Forests from the 19
4901	4901	headwaters downstream approximately 58 miles to 20
4902	4902	the national forest boundary, to be administered by 21
4903	4903	the Secretary of Agriculture. 22
4904	4904	‘‘(238) L
4905	4905	ITTLE NORTH FORK CLEARWATER , 23
4906	4906	IDAHO.—The segment within the Idaho Panhandle 24
4907	4907	National Forests and the Nez Perce-Clearwater Na-25
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4911	4911	tional Forests from the headwaters downstream ap-1
4912	4912	proximately 37 miles to the national forest bound-2
4913	4913	ary, to be administered by the Secretary of Agri-3
4914	4914	culture. 4
4915	4915	‘‘(239) K
4916	4916	ELLY CREEK, IDAHO.—The segment 5
4917	4917	within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests 6
4918	4918	from its headwaters downstream approximately 31 7
4919	4919	miles to the North Fork of the Clearwater River, to 8
4920	4920	be administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 9
4921	4921	‘‘(240) C
4922	4922	AYUSE CREEK, IDAHO.—The segment 10
4923	4923	within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests 11
4924	4924	from its headwaters downstream approximately 39 12
4925	4925	miles to the confluence of Kelly Creek, to be admin-13
4926	4926	istered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 14
4927	4927	‘‘(241) B
4928	4928	ARGAMIN CREEK, IDAHO.—The seg-15
4929	4929	ment within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National For-16
4930	4930	ests comprising approximately 21 miles, to be ad-17
4931	4931	ministered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 18
4932	4932	‘‘(242) L
4933	4933	AKE CREEK, IDAHO.—The segment 19
4934	4934	within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests 20
4935	4935	from the wilderness boundary downstream approxi-21
4936	4936	mately 10 miles to Crooked Creek, to be adminis-22
4937	4937	tered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 23
4938	4938	‘‘(243) M
4939	4939	EADOW CREEK, IDAHO.—The segment 24
4940	4940	within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests 25
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4944	4944	from its headwaters downstream approximately 34 1
4945	4945	miles to its confluence with the Selway River, to be 2
4946	4946	administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 3
4947	4947	‘‘(244) R
4948	4948	UNNING CREEK, IDAHO.—The segment 4
4949	4949	within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests 5
4950	4950	comprising approximately 20 miles, to be adminis-6
4951	4951	tered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 7
4952	4952	‘‘(245) S
4953	4953	ALMON, IDAHO.— 8
4954	4954	‘‘(A) V
4955	4955	INEGAR CREEK .—The segment 9
4956	4956	within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National For-10
4957	4957	ests and Payette National Forest from Vinegar 11
4958	4958	Creek downstream approximately 25 miles to 12
4959	4959	the Little Salmon River, to be administered by 13
4960	4960	the Secretary of Agriculture. 14
4961	4961	‘‘(B) S
4962	4962	ALMON.—The segment on public 15
4963	4963	lands managed by the Bureau of Land Manage-16
4964	4964	ment from Hammer Creek downstream approxi-17
4965	4965	mately 45 miles to the confluence with the 18
4966	4966	Snake River, to be administered by the Sec-19
4967	4967	retary of the Interior. 20
4968	4968	‘‘(C) S
4969	4969	ALMON.—The segment on public 21
4970	4970	lands within the Sawtooth National Recreation 22
4971	4971	Area from its headwaters downstream approxi-23
4972	4972	mately 60 miles to the recreation area bound-24
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4976	4976	ary, to be administered by the Secretary of Ag-1
4977	4977	riculture. 2
4978	4978	‘‘(246) E
4979	4979	AST FORK SALMON, IDAHO.—The seg-3
4980	4980	ment within the Sawtooth National Recreation Area 4
4981	4981	from the headwaters downstream approximately 42 5
4982	4982	miles to the recreation area boundary, to be admin-6
4983	4983	istered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 7
4984	4984	‘‘(247) N
4985	4985	ORTH FORK CLEARWATER , IDAHO.— 8
4986	4986	The segment within the Nez Perce-Clearwater Na-9
4987	4987	tional Forests from the headwaters downstream to 10
4988	4988	the Dworkshak Reservoir, to be administered by the 11
4989	4989	Secretary of Agriculture. 12
4990	4990	‘‘(248) N
4991	4991	ORTH FORK COEUR D ’ALENE, 13
4992	4992	IDAHO.—The segment within the Panhandle Na-14
4993	4993	tional Forests from its headwaters south of Honey 15
4994	4994	Mountain downstream to its confluence with the 16
4995	4995	Coeur d’Alene River to be administered by the Sec-17
4996	4996	retary of Agriculture. 18
4997	4997	‘‘(249) P
4998	4998	ACK, IDAHO.—The segment within the 19
4999	4999	Panhandle National Forests from Harrison Lake 20
5000	5000	downstream approximately 14 miles to the national 21
5001	5001	forest boundary, to be administered by the Secretary 22
5002	5002	of Agriculture. 23
5003	5003	‘‘(250) H
5004	5004	ENRY’S FORK, IDAHO.—The segment 24
5005	5005	within the Caribou-Targhee National Forest from 25
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5009	5009	Big Springs downstream to the national forest 1
5010	5010	boundary, except for Island Park Reservoir, to be 2
5011	5011	administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 3
5012	5012	‘‘(251) F
5013	5013	ALLS RIVER, IDAHO.—The segment 4
5014	5014	within the Caribou-Targhee National Forest from 5
5015	5015	Yellowstone National Park downstream approxi-6
5016	5016	mately 13 miles to the National Forest Boundary, to 7
5017	5017	be administered by the Secretary of Agriculture as 8
5018	5018	a wild river. 9
5019	5019	‘‘(252) L
5020	5020	OCHSA RIVER WATERSHED , IDAHO.— 10
5021	5021	The segment within the Nez Perce-Clearwater Na-11
5022	5022	tional Forests of the Lochsa River from the con-12
5023	5023	fluence of Colt Killed Creek and Crooked Fork 13
5024	5024	downstream approximately 2 miles to the beginning 14
5025	5025	of the Lochsa Recreational River, to be administered 15
5026	5026	by the Secretary of Agriculture. 16
5027	5027	‘‘(253) C
5028	5028	OLT KILLED CREEK, IDAHO.—The seg-17
5029	5029	ment within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National For-18
5030	5030	ests from its headwaters at Big Sand Lake down-19
5031	5031	stream approximately 23 miles to its confluence with 20
5032	5032	Crooked Fork, to be administered by the Secretary 21
5033	5033	of Agriculture. 22
5034	5034	‘‘(254) M
5035	5035	OOSE CREEK COMPLEX , IDAHO.—The 23
5036	5036	main segment, including the North Fork segment, 24
5037	5037	the East Fork segment, the West Moose segment, 25
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5041	5041	and the Rhoda Creek segment comprising approxi-1
5042	5042	mately 86 miles within the Nez Perce-Clearwater 2
5043	5043	National Forests, to be administered by the Sec-3
5044	5044	retary of Agriculture. 4
5045	5045	‘‘(255) B
5046	5046	EAR CREEK COMPLEX , IDAHO.—The 5
5047	5047	Bear Creek segment, the Club Creek segment, the 6
5048	5048	Paradise Creek segment, the Brushy Fork Creek 7
5049	5049	segment, and the Wahoo Creek segment comprising 8
5050	5050	approximately 70 miles within the Nez Perce-Clear-9
5051	5051	water National Forests, to be administered by the 10
5052	5052	Secretary of Agriculture. 11
5053	5053	‘‘(256) T
5054	5054	HREE LINKS CREEK COMPLEX , 12
5055	5055	IDAHO.—The Three Links Creek segment and the 13
5056	5056	West Fork Three Links Creek segment comprising 14
5057	5057	approximately 23 miles within the Nez Perce-Clear-15
5058	5058	water National Forests, to be administered by the 16
5059	5059	Secretary of Agriculture. 17
5060	5060	‘‘(257) G
5061	5061	EDNEY CREEK, IDAHO.—The segment 18
5062	5062	within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests 19
5063	5063	from its headwaters downstream approximately 14.5 20
5064	5064	miles to the confluence the Selway River, to be ad-21
5065	5065	ministered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 22
5066	5066	‘‘(258) S
5067	5067	OUTH FORK CLEARWATER , IDAHO.— 23
5068	5068	The segment within the Nez Perce-Clearwater Na-24
5069	5069	tional Forests from the confluence of the Red and 25
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5072	5072	•S 1198 IS
5073	5073	American Rivers downstream to the national forest 1
5074	5074	boundary comprising approximately 40 miles, to be 2
5075	5075	administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 3
5076	5076	‘‘(259) J
5077	5077	OHNS CREEK, IDAHO.—The segment 4
5078	5078	within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests 5
5079	5079	from the headwaters downstream to its confluence 6
5080	5080	with the South Fork Clearwater, to be administered 7
5081	5081	by the Secretary of Agriculture. 8
5082	5082	‘‘(260) S
5083	5083	LATE CREEK, IDAHO.—The segment 9
5084	5084	within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests 10
5085	5085	from the headwaters downstream the source approxi-11
5086	5086	mately 15 miles to the national forest boundary, to 12
5087	5087	be administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 13
5088	5088	‘‘(261) S
5089	5089	OUTH FORK TWO MEDICINE RIVER , 14
5090	5090	MONTANA.—The segment within the Lewis and 15
5091	5091	Clark National Forest from its headwaters down-16
5092	5092	stream approximately 10 miles to the Sawmill Flat 17
5093	5093	Trailhead, to be administered by the Secretary of 18
5094	5094	Agriculture. 19
5095	5095	‘‘(262) B
5096	5096	ADGER CREEK , INCLUDING THE 20
5097	5097	SOUTH AND NORTH FORKS , MONTANA.—The seg-21
5098	5098	ment within the Lewis and Clark National Forest 22
5099	5099	from its headwaters downstream approximately 24 23
5100	5100	miles to the national forest boundary, to be adminis-24
5101	5101	tered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 25
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5104	5104	•S 1198 IS
5105	5105	‘‘(263) DEARBORN, MONTANA.—The segment 1
5106	5106	within the Lewis and Clark National Forest down-2
5107	5107	stream approximately 19 miles to the national forest 3
5108	5108	boundary, to be administered by the Secretary of 4
5109	5109	Agriculture. 5
5110	5110	‘‘(264) N
5111	5111	ORTH FORK BIRCH CREEK , MON-6
5112	5112	TANA.—The segment within the Lewis and Clark 7
5113	5113	National Forest from its headwaters downstream ap-8
5114	5114	proximately 7 miles to the national forest boundary, 9
5115	5115	to be administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 10
5116	5116	‘‘(265) S
5117	5117	OUTH FORK SUN, MONTANA.—The seg-11
5118	5118	ment within the Lewis and Clark National Forest 12
5119	5119	from its headwaters at Sun Lake downstream ap-13
5120	5120	proximately 26 miles to its confluence with the 14
5121	5121	North Fork, to be administered by the Secretary of 15
5122	5122	Agriculture. 16
5123	5123	‘‘(266) N
5124	5124	ORTH FORK SUN , MONTANA.—The 17
5125	5125	segment within the Lewis and Clark National Forest 18
5126	5126	from the confluence of Open Creek and Fool Creek 19
5127	5127	downstream approximately 27 miles, to be adminis-20
5128	5128	tered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 21
5129	5129	‘‘(267) T
5130	5130	ENDERFOOT CREEK , MONTANA.—The 22
5131	5131	segment within the Lewis and Clark National Forest 23
5132	5132	from the top of Tenderfoot Creek Falls downstream 24
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5135	5135	•S 1198 IS
5136	5136	approximately 5 miles to the Smith River, to be ad-1
5137	5137	ministered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 2
5138	5138	‘‘(268) G
5139	5139	REEN FORK STRAIGHT CREEK , MON-3
5140	5140	TANA.—The segment within the Lewis and Clark 4
5141	5141	National Forest from its headwaters downstream ap-5
5142	5142	proximately 5 miles to Straight Creek, to be admin-6
5143	5143	istered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 7
5144	5144	‘‘(269) Y
5145	5145	AAK RIVER, MONTANA.—The segment 8
5146	5146	within the Kootenai National Forest from the Yaak 9
5147	5147	Falls downstream 46 miles to the mouth of the Yaak 10
5148	5148	River at the junction of the Kootenai River, to be 11
5149	5149	administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 12
5150	5150	‘‘(270) K
5151	5151	OOTENAI RIVER, MONTANA.—The seg-13
5152	5152	ment within the Kootenai National Forest from the 14
5153	5153	junction of the Fisher River downstream approxi-15
5154	5154	mately 46 miles to the State line, to be administered 16
5155	5155	by the Secretary of Agriculture. 17
5156	5156	‘‘(271) B
5157	5157	ULL RIVER, MONTANA.—The segment 18
5158	5158	within the Kootenai National Forest from the junc-19
5159	5159	tion of the North and South Forks downstream 21 20
5160	5160	miles to the Cabinet Gorge Reservoir, to be adminis-21
5161	5161	tered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 22
5162	5162	‘‘(272) V
5163	5163	ERMILLION RIVER, MONTANA.—The 23
5164	5164	segment within the Kootenai National Forest from 24
5165	5165	the junction of Willow Creek, downstream 12 miles 25
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5168	5168	•S 1198 IS
5169	5169	to the Noxon Reservoir, to be administered by the 1
5170	5170	Secretary of Agriculture. 2
5171	5171	‘‘(273) W
5172	5172	EST FORK MADISON, MONTANA.—The 3
5173	5173	segment within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National 4
5174	5174	Forest from approximately the midpoint of T. 12 S., 5
5175	5175	R. 2 W., sec. 28, downstream approximately 21 6
5176	5176	miles to the West Fork Rest Area, to be adminis-7
5177	5177	tered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 8
5178	5178	‘‘(274) E
5179	5179	LK RIVER, MONTANA.—The segment 9
5180	5180	within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest in 10
5181	5181	the southeast corner of T. 11 S., R. 2 W., sec. 16, 11
5182	5182	downstream approximately 17 miles to the con-12
5183	5183	fluence with the West Fork of the Madison River, to 13
5184	5184	be administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 14
5185	5185	‘‘(275) B
5186	5186	ROWNS CREEK, MONTANA.—The seg-15
5187	5187	ment within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National 16
5188	5188	Forest from the west central part of T. 8 S., R. 14 17
5189	5189	W., sec. 1, downstream approximately 4 miles to the 18
5190	5190	national forest boundary, to be administered by the 19
5191	5191	Secretary of Agriculture. 20
5192	5192	‘‘(276) C
5193	5193	ANYON CREEK, MONTANA.—The seg-21
5194	5194	ment within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National 22
5195	5195	Forest from Canyon Lake downstream approxi-23
5196	5196	mately 4 miles to the end of USFS road 7401, to 24
5197	5197	be administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 25
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5200	5200	•S 1198 IS
5201	5201	‘‘(277) DEADMAN CREEK, MONTANA.—The seg-1
5202	5202	ment within the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National 2
5203	5203	Forest from its headwaters source downstream ap-3
5204	5204	proximately 10 miles to the national forest bound-4
5205	5205	ary, to be administered by the Secretary of Agri-5
5206	5206	culture. 6
5207	5207	‘‘(278) S
5208	5208	MITH RIVER, MONTANA.—The segment 7
5209	5209	within the Lewis and Clark National Forest from 8
5210	5210	Tenderfoot Creek downstream approximately 12 9
5211	5211	miles to Deep Creek, to be administered by the Sec-10
5212	5212	retary of Agriculture. 11
5213	5213	‘‘(279) M
5214	5214	IDDLE FORK JUDITH RIVER , MON-12
5215	5215	TANA.—The segment within the Lewis and Clark 13
5216	5216	National Forest from Arch Coulee Junction down-14
5217	5217	stream approximately 5 miles to the national forest 15
5218	5218	boundary, to be administered by the Secretary of 16
5219	5219	Agriculture. 17
5220	5220	‘‘(280) R
5221	5221	OCK CREEK WATERSHED , MONTANA.— 18
5222	5222	The segments within the Lolo and Beaverhead- 19
5223	5223	Deerlodge National Forests including the main fork 20
5224	5224	of Rock Creek, the West Fork of Rock Creek, the 21
5225	5225	East Fork of Rock Creek, the Ross Fork of Rock 22
5226	5226	Creek, the Middle Fork of Rock Creek, the Carpp 23
5227	5227	Creek segment, the Copper Creek segment, the 24
5228	5228	Ranch Creek segment, the Welcome Creek segment, 25
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5231	5231	•S 1198 IS
5232	5232	the Alder Creek segment, the Hogback Creek seg-1
5233	5233	ment, the Wyman Gulch segment, the Stony Creek 2
5234	5234	segment, the West Fork segment, and the Ross 3
5235	5235	Fork segment comprising approximately 134 miles, 4
5236	5236	to be administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 5
5237	5237	‘‘(281) S
5238	5238	ALT RIVER, WYOMING.—The segment 6
5239	5239	within the Bridger-Teton National Forest from the 7
5240	5240	headwaters downstream approximately 12 miles to 8
5241	5241	forest road 10072, to be administered by the Sec-9
5242	5242	retary of Agriculture. 10
5243	5243	‘‘(282) S
5244	5244	WIFT CREEK, WYOMING.—The segment 11
5245	5245	within the Bridger-Teton National Forest from the 12
5246	5246	source downstream approximately 8 miles to Peri-13
5247	5247	odic Spring, to be administered by the Secretary of 14
5248	5248	Agriculture. 15
5249	5249	‘‘(283) H
5250	5250	OBACK RIVER, WYOMING.—The seg-16
5251	5251	ment within the Bridger-Teton National Forest from 17
5252	5252	the source downstream approximately 10 miles to 18
5253	5253	the end of forest road 30710, to be administered by 19
5254	5254	the Secretary of Agriculture. 20
5255	5255	‘‘(284) T
5256	5256	HOROFARE, WYOMING.—The segment 21
5257	5257	of the main stem within the Bridger-Teton National 22
5258	5258	Forest from the headwaters downstream approxi-23
5259	5259	mately 25 miles to the confluence with the Yellow-24
5260	5260	stone River, and the headwaters of Open Creek 25
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5263	5263	•S 1198 IS
5264	5264	downstream 10 miles to the confluence with the 1
5265	5265	main stem, to be administered by the Secretary of 2
5266	5266	Agriculture. 3
5267	5267	‘‘(285) A
5268	5268	TLANTIC CREEK, WYOMING.—The seg-4
5269	5269	ment within the Bridger-Teton National Forest from 5
5270	5270	the Parting of the Waters downstream approxi-6
5271	5271	mately 10 miles to the confluence with the Yellow-7
5272	5272	stone River, to be administered by the Secretary of 8
5273	5273	Agriculture. 9
5274	5274	‘‘(286) Y
5275	5275	ELLOWSTONE, WYOMING.—The seg-10
5276	5276	ment within the Bridger-Teton National Forest from 11
5277	5277	the headwater downstream approximately 28 miles 12
5278	5278	to the boundary of Yellowstone National Park, to be 13
5279	5279	administered by the Secretary of Agriculture. 14
5280	5280	‘‘(287) Y
5281	5281	ELLOWSTONE RIVER , WYOMING AND 15
5282	5282	MONTANA.—The segment within the Custer Gallatin 16
5283	5283	National Forest and Yellowstone National Park 17
5284	5284	from the southern boundary of Yellowstone National 18
5285	5285	Park downstream approximately 102 miles to the 19
5286	5286	mouth of Yankee Jim Canyon, to be administered by 20
5287	5287	the Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture.’’. 21
5288	5288	TITLE IV—WILDLAND 22
5289	5289	RESTORATION AND RECOVERY 23
5290	5290	SEC. 401. DEFINITIONS. 24
5291	5291	In this title: 25
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5294	5294	•S 1198 IS
5295	5295	(1) RECOVERY.—The term ‘‘recovery’’, with re-1
5296	5296	spect to any land damaged by a land management 2
5297	5297	activity, means the restoration of— 3
5298	5298	(A) the natural, untrammeled condition of 4
5299	5299	the land; or 5
5300	5300	(B) the undeveloped, roadless character of 6
5301	5301	the land. 7
5302	5302	(2) R
5303	5303	ECOVERY AREA.—The term ‘‘recovery 8
5304	5304	area’’ means any area designated as a wildland re-9
5305	5305	covery area by section 402(a). 10
5306	5306	(3) S
5307	5307	ECRETARY.—The term ‘‘Secretary’’ means 11
5308	5308	the Secretary of Agriculture. 12
5309	5309	SEC. 402. RESTORATION AND RECOVERY. 13
5310	5310	(a) D
5311	5311	ESIGNATION OFRECOVERYAREAS.—Except as 14
5312	5312	provided in subsection (b), the following areas, consisting 15
5313	5313	of a total of approximately 1,023,000 acres, as depicted 16
5314	5314	on the map entitled ‘‘Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protec-17
5315	5315	tion Act (2023)’’ and dated April 10, 2023, are designated 18
5316	5316	as wildland recovery areas: 19
5317	5317	(1) Skyland area, consisting of approximately 20
5318	5318	10,000 acres administered by the Flathead National 21
5319	5319	Forest. 22
5320	5320	(2) Hungry Horse area (except Hungry Horse 23
5321	5321	Dam and Reservoir), consisting of approximately 24
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5324	5324	•S 1198 IS
5325	5325	205,000 acres administered by the Flathead Na-1
5326	5326	tional Forest. 2
5327	5327	(3) Lolo Creek area, consisting of approxi-3
5328	5328	mately 59,000 acres administered by the Lolo or 4
5329	5329	Clearwater National Forest. 5
5330	5330	(4) Yellowstone West area, consisting of ap-6
5331	5331	proximately 164,000 acres administered by the Car-7
5332	5332	ibou-Targhee National Forest. 8
5333	5333	(5) Mt. Leidy area, consisting of approximately 9
5334	5334	70,000 acres administered by the Bridger-Teton Na-10
5335	5335	tional Forest. 11
5336	5336	(6) Cabinet/Yaak area, consisting of approxi-12
5337	5337	mately 100,000 acres administered by the Kootenai 13
5338	5338	National Forest. 14
5339	5339	(7) Lightning Creek area, consisting of approxi-15
5340	5340	mately 31,000 acres administered by the Idaho Pan-16
5341	5341	handle National Forests. 17
5342	5342	(8) Coeur d’Alene River area, consisting of ap-18
5343	5343	proximately 372,000 acres administered by the 19
5344	5344	Idaho Panhandle National Forests. 20
5345	5345	(9) Magruder Corridor area, consisting of ap-21
5346	5346	proximately 12,000 acres administered by the Nez 22
5347	5347	Perce-Clearwater National Forests or Bitterroot Na-23
5348	5348	tional Forest. 24
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5351	5351	•S 1198 IS
5352	5352	(b) EXEMPTIONS.—Subject to subsection (c), the fol-1
5353	5353	lowing roads, highways, and facilities are exempted from 2
5354	5354	this title: 3
5355	5355	(1) Any road that is— 4
5356	5356	(A)(i) a private road; or 5
5357	5357	(ii) owned by the Federal Government, a 6
5358	5358	State government, or a unit of local government 7
5359	5359	(including any National Forest System road); 8
5360	5360	and 9
5361	5361	(B) used to access an existing, authorized 10
5362	5362	use. 11
5363	5363	(2) Any facility, such as a developed camp-12
5364	5364	ground, ranger station, or other facility, that is de-13
5365	5365	termined to be essential by the Chief of the Forest 14
5366	5366	Service. 15
5367	5367	(c) R
5368	5368	EQUIREMENT.—Notwithstanding subsection (b), 16
5369	5369	in accordance with the plans developed under section 403, 17
5370	5370	the Secretary— 18
5371	5371	(1) shall recover and restore the portion of the 19
5372	5372	Magruder Corridor between Magruder Crossing and 20
5373	5373	Dry Saddle; and 21
5374	5374	(2) may recover and restore any National For-22
5375	5375	est System road or Forest Service development or 23
5376	5376	facility located in a recovery area. 24
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5380	5380	SEC. 403. MANAGEMENT. 1
5381	5381	(a) R
5382	5382	ESTORATIONREQUIREMENTS.— 2
5383	5383	(1) I
5384	5384	N GENERAL.—The land located within a 3
5385	5385	recovery area shall be managed in a manner that, to 4
5386	5386	the maximum extent practicable— 5
5387	5387	(A) restores the native vegetative cover of 6
5388	5388	the land; 7
5389	5389	(B) reduces or eliminates invasive non-8
5390	5390	native species; 9
5391	5391	(C) facilitates native species diversity, sub-10
5392	5392	ject to the conditions imposed by climate 11
5393	5393	change; 12
5394	5394	(D) stabilizes slopes and soils to prevent or 13
5395	5395	reduce further erosion; 14
5396	5396	(E) recontours slopes to their original con-15
5397	5397	tours; 16
5398	5398	(F) removes barriers to natural fish 17
5399	5399	spawning runs; and 18
5400	5400	(G) generally restores the land to a natural 19
5401	5401	roadless and wild condition. 20
5402	5402	(2) W
5403	5403	ATER QUALITY.—In the management of a 21
5404	5404	recovery area, special consideration shall be given to 22
5405	5405	restoration of water quality. 23
5406	5406	(b) R
5407	5407	ECOVERYPLANS.— 24
5408	5408	(1) I
5409	5409	N GENERAL.—Not later than 3 years after 25
5410	5410	the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary 26
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5414	5414	shall develop a wildland recovery plan for each recov-1
5415	5415	ery area. 2
5416	5416	(2) I
5417	5417	NCLUSIONS.—Each recovery plan under 3
5418	5418	paragraph (1) shall include a description of the 4
5419	5419	projects, activities, and funding required to achieve 5
5420	5420	compliance with the requirements of this section. 6
5421	5421	(c) E
5422	5422	VALUATION.—The Secretary shall use measur-7
5423	5423	able criteria to evaluate the success of recovery actions 8
5424	5424	carried out pursuant to this section. 9
5425	5425	TITLE V—IMPLEMENTATION 10
5426	5426	AND MONITORING 11
5427	5427	SEC. 501. IMPLEMENTATION REPORT. 12
5428	5428	Not later than 3 years after the date of enactment 13
5429	5429	of this Act, the Secretaries concerned shall jointly submit 14
5430	5430	to the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources of 15
5431	5431	the Senate and the Committee on Natural Resources of 16
5432	5432	the House of Representatives a report that— 17
5433	5433	(1) is prepared by a panel of independent sci-18
5434	5434	entists, to be appointed by the National Academy of 19
5435	5435	Sciences, in consultation with the Society for Con-20
5436	5436	servation Biology; and 21
5437	5437	(2) describes— 22
5438	5438	(A) the implementation of this Act during 23
5439	5439	the preceding 3-year period; and 24
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5443	5443	(B) any additional projects, activities, and 1
5444	5444	funding required to achieve the purposes of this 2
5445	5445	Act. 3
5446	5446	SEC. 502. INTERAGENCY TEAM. 4
5447	5447	(a) E
5448	5448	STABLISHMENT.—The Secretaries concerned 5
5449	5449	shall jointly establish an interagency team, containing an 6
5450	5450	equal number of participants from the public and private 7
5451	5451	sectors, to monitor, evaluate, and make recommendations 8
5452	5452	to ensure achievement of the long-term results required 9
5453	5453	by this Act. 10
5454	5454	(b) G
5455	5455	EOGRAPHICINFORMATIONSYSTEM.— 11
5456	5456	(1) D
5457	5457	EVELOPMENT.— 12
5458	5458	(A) I
5459	5459	N GENERAL.—The interagency team 13
5460	5460	established under subsection (a) shall develop a 14
5461	5461	geographic information system for monitoring 15
5462	5462	the Northern Rockies Bioregion. 16
5463	5463	(B) R
5464	5464	EQUIREMENT.—The geographic in-17
5465	5465	formation system under subparagraph (A) 18
5466	5466	shall— 19
5467	5467	(i) be based on satellite-gathered data; 20
5468	5468	and 21
5469	5469	(ii) include comprehensive maps and 22
5470	5470	databases to assist in the detection of 23
5471	5471	changes in the Northern Rockies Bio-24
5472	5472	region. 25
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5476	5476	(2) TYPES OF INFORMATION .—The maps and 1
5477	5477	databases included in the geographic information 2
5478	5478	system under paragraph (1) shall be updated peri-3
5479	5479	odically to record the following: 4
5480	5480	(A) Vegetation cover (including a descrip-5
5481	5481	tion of species occurrence and densities). 6
5482	5482	(B) Human impacts. 7
5483	5483	(C) Water and air quality. 8
5484	5484	(D) Activities that impact forest husbandry 9
5485	5485	and restoration. 10
5486	5486	(3) S
5487	5487	TATUS REPORTS.—The geographic infor-11
5488	5488	mation system under paragraph (1) shall include 12
5489	5489	status reports regarding— 13
5490	5490	(A) the progress of relevant ecosystem pro-14
5491	5491	tection, corridor consolidation, and forest recov-15
5492	5492	ery efforts; and 16
5493	5493	(B) relevant threatened and endangered 17
5494	5494	species, which are primary indicators of eco-18
5495	5495	system health. 19
5496	5496	(c) W
5497	5497	ILDLIFEMOVEMENTS.— 20
5498	5498	(1) I
5499	5499	N GENERAL.—The interagency team estab-21
5500	5500	lished under subsection (a) shall assess the potential 22
5501	5501	for facilitating wildlife movement across or under 23
5502	5502	major highways and rail lines within the biological 24
5503	5503	corridors established under title II. 25
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5507	5507	(2) REQUIREMENT.—The assessment under 1
5508	5508	paragraph (1) shall include an identification of 2
5509	5509	major crossing points and practicable management 3
5510	5510	actions to enhance the suitability of the crossing 4
5511	5511	points as movement corridors, including under-5
5512	5512	passes, overpasses, and other methods for reducing 6
5513	5513	the danger to native wildlife while facilitating move-7
5514	5514	ments within the Northern Rockies Bioregion. 8
5515	5515	SEC. 503. ROADLESS LAND EVALUATION. 9
5516	5516	(a) D
5517	5517	EFINITION OFROADLESSLAND.—In this sec-10
5518	5518	tion, the term ‘‘roadless land’’ means land that is— 11
5519	5519	(1) greater than 1,000 acres in area; 12
5520	5520	(2) located within the National Forest System 13
5521	5521	in the Wild Rockies Bioregion in the State of Idaho, 14
5522	5522	Montana, Oregon, Washington, or Wyoming; and 15
5523	5523	(3) not designated as a component of the Na-16
5524	5524	tional Wilderness Preservation System under this 17
5525	5525	Act or any other provision of law. 18
5526	5526	(b) E
5527	5527	VALUATION.— 19
5528	5528	(1) I
5529	5529	N GENERAL.—The panel of independent 20
5530	5530	scientists described in section 501(1) shall— 21
5531	5531	(A) subject to paragraph (2), identify and 22
5532	5532	evaluate roadless land; 23
5533	5533	(B) study the role of roadless land— 24
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5537	5537	(i) in maintaining biological diversity 1
5538	5538	in the Northern Rockies; and 2
5539	5539	(ii) as part of the overall Forest Re-3
5540	5540	serve System; and 4
5541	5541	(C) include in the report under section 501 5
5542	5542	recommendations regarding the management of 6
5543	5543	roadless land. 7
5544	5544	(2) S
5545	5545	OURCES OF INFORMATION .—In identifying 8
5546	5546	and evaluating roadless land under paragraph 9
5547	5547	(1)(A), the panel shall use, in addition to other in-10
5548	5548	formation sources, existing satellite information and 11
5549	5549	geographic information system data developed by— 12
5550	5550	(A) the Forest Service; 13
5551	5551	(B) the Bureau of Land Management; and 14
5552	5552	(C) the United States Fish and Wildlife 15
5553	5553	Service. 16
5554	5554	(c) P
5555	5555	ROHIBITION.—Effective beginning on the date 17
5556	5556	of completion of the evaluation under subsection (b), there 18
5557	5557	is prohibited on roadless land— 19
5558	5558	(1) any construction or reconstruction of a new 20
5559	5559	or existing road; 21
5560	5560	(2) any timber harvesting (except firewood 22
5561	5561	gathering); and 23
5562	5562	(3) subject to valid existing rights, any oil or 24
5563	5563	gas leasing, mining, or other development that im-25
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5567	5567	pairs the natural and roadless qualities of roadless 1
5568	5568	land. 2
5569	5569	TITLE VI—EFFECT OF ACT ON 3
5570	5570	INDIAN TRIBES 4
5571	5571	SEC. 601. RIGHTS OF INDIAN TRIBES. 5
5572	5572	Nothing in this Act affects or modifies any treaty or 6
5573	5573	other right of an Indian Tribe. 7
5574	5574	SEC. 602. FEDERAL TRUST RESPONSIBILITY. 8
5575	5575	Nothing in this Act amends, alters, or gives priority 9
5576	5576	over the Federal trust responsibility to Indian Tribes. 10
5577	5577	SEC. 603. EXEMPTION FROM FREEDOM OF INFORMATION 11
5578	5578	ACT. 12
5579	5579	If a Federal department or agency receives any infor-13
5580	5580	mation relating to a sacred site or cultural activity identi-14
5581	5581	fied by an Indian Tribe as confidential, the information 15
5582	5582	shall be exempt from disclosure under section 552 of title 16
5583	5583	5, United States Code (commonly known as the ‘‘Freedom 17
5584	5584	of Information Act’’). 18
5585	5585	SEC. 604. APPLICATION OF INDIAN SELF-DETERMINATION 19
5586	5586	AND EDUCATION ASSISTANCE ACT. 20
5587	5587	The Secretary of the Interior may apply the Indian 21
5588	5588	Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (25 22
5589	5589	U.S.C. 5301 et seq.) as the Secretary determines to be 23
5590	5590	appropriate in carrying out this Act. 24
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5594	5594	SEC. 605. TRIBAL USE OF PROTECTED AREAS. 1
5595	5595	(a) D
5596	5596	EFINITION OFPROTECTEDAREA.—In this sec-2
5597	5597	tion, the term ‘‘protected area’’ means land designated 3
5598	5598	under this Act as— 4
5599	5599	(1) a wilderness area; 5
5600	5600	(2) a recovery area; 6
5601	5601	(3) a wild or scenic river; or 7
5602	5602	(4) a biological corridor. 8
5603	5603	(b) A
5604	5604	CCESS TOPROTECTEDAREAS.— 9
5605	5605	(1) I
5606	5606	N GENERAL.—In recognition of the past 10
5607	5607	use of portions of protected areas by Indians for tra-11
5608	5608	ditional cultural and religious purposes, the Secre-12
5609	5609	taries concerned shall ensure nonexclusive access by 13
5610	5610	Indians to any applicable protected area for such a 14
5611	5611	traditional cultural or religious purpose. 15
5612	5612	(2) C
5613	5613	ONSISTENCY WITH APPLICABLE LAW .— 16
5614	5614	The access under paragraph (1) shall be consistent 17
5615	5615	with the purposes and intent of— 18
5616	5616	(A) Public Law 95–341 (commonly known 19
5617	5617	as the ‘‘American Indian Religious Freedom 20
5618	5618	Act’’) (42 U.S.C. 1996); and 21
5619	5619	(B) in the case of any protected area des-22
5620	5620	ignated as wilderness under this Act, the Wil-23
5621	5621	derness Act (16 U.S.C. 1131 et seq.). 24
5622	5622	(3) C
5623	5623	LOSING TO PUBLIC.—The Secretaries con-25
5624	5624	cerned, in accordance with the provisions of law re-26
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5628	5628	ferred to in paragraph (2) and on receipt of a re-1
5629	5629	quest from an Indian Tribe, from time to time may 2
5630	5630	temporarily close to the general public 1 or more 3
5631	5631	specific portions of a protected area to protect the 4
5632	5632	privacy of a religious activity or cultural use by an 5
5633	5633	Indian. 6
5634	5634	(4) R
5635	5635	ECOMMENDATIONS FROM INDIAN 7
5636	5636	TRIBES.—In preparing a management plan for a 8
5637	5637	protected area, the Secretaries concerned shall re-9
5638	5638	quest that the head of each applicable Tribal govern-10
5639	5639	ment submit to the Secretaries concerned rec-11
5640	5640	ommendations with respect to— 12
5641	5641	(A) ensuring access by Indians to impor-13
5642	5642	tant sites; 14
5643	5643	(B) enhancing the privacy of Indian tradi-15
5644	5644	tional cultural and religious activities; and 16
5645	5645	(C) protecting Indian cultural and religious 17
5646	5646	sites. 18
5647	5647	TITLE VII—EFFECT OF ACT ON 19
5648	5648	WATER RIGHTS 20
5649	5649	SEC. 701. WATER RIGHTS. 21
5650	5650	Nothing in this Act relinquishes or reduces any water 22
5651	5651	right reserved, appropriated, or otherwise secured by the 23
5652	5652	United States in the State of Idaho, Montana, Oregon, 24
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5656	5656	Washington, or Wyoming on or before the date of enact-1
5657	5657	ment of this Act. 2
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