224 Quaking aspen forest Quaking aspen forests are found throughout the intermountain West. This fuelbed was developed based on data from Zion National Park and is dominated by quaking aspen with a small component of gambel oak, ponderosa pine, and white fir. 310,320,330,340 1 1 124 2 4 2

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