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Connecting federal employees, scientists, educators, and the public with their wilderness heritage
Hunter-Fryingpan Wilderness
Applicable Wilderness Law(s)
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Law
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Date
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Acreage Change (in acres)
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Public Law 95-237
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February 24, 1978
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8,330
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Endangered American Wilderness Act - Public law 95-237 (2/24/1978) To designate certain endangered public lands for preservation as wilderness, and for other purposes
This public law also includes the following wilderness area(s): Chama River Canyon Wilderness, Golden Trout Wilderness, Gospel-Hump Wilderness, Kalmiopsis Wilderness, Lone Peak Wilderness, Manzano Mountain Wilderness, Mount Hood Wilderness, Pusch Ridge Wilderness, Sandia Mountain Wilderness, Santa Lucia Wilderness, Savage Run Wilderness, Three Sisters Wilderness, Ventana Wilderness, Welcome Creek Wilderness, Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness, Wild Rogue Wilderness.
 download 95-237 or view special provisions
or legislative history
for this law.
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Public Law 103-77
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August 13, 1993
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74,450
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Colorado Wilderness Act of 1993 - Public Law 103-77 (8/13/1993) Colorado Wilderness Act of 1993
This public law also includes the following wilderness area(s): Buffalo Peaks Wilderness, Byers Peak Wilderness, Fossil Ridge Wilderness, Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness, La Garita Wilderness, Lost Creek Wilderness, Mount Zirkel Wilderness, Never Summer Wilderness, Powderhorn Wilderness, Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness, Raggeds Wilderness, Sangre de Cristo Wilderness, Sarvis Creek Wilderness, South San Juan Wilderness, Uncompahgre Wilderness, Vasquez Peak Wilderness, Weminuche Wilderness.
download 103-77 or view special provisions
or legislative history
for this law.
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