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NEPA Document Number	Case File Number (Case Type)	Applicant	Proposed Action	Affected Area	Date NEPA Initiated	Status of NEPA Review	Contact Person
AK-931-04-CX-01	NA	BLM	Land Health Standards as planning guidance	Statewide		Complete
AK-930-CX-2004-02	AA85085 - AA85089 (1864)	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Tazlina River & Lake, Klutina River & Lake, Kvichak River & Iliamna Lake, Wood River lakes & rivers, Porcupine River		Complete	Callie Webber at (907) 271-3167
AK-930-CX-2004-03	AA-85442 to AA-85447 and FF-094263	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Kasilof River, Salcha River, Klehini River, Chilkoot River & Lake, Chilkat River, Chilkat Lake, Tsirku River		Complete	Callie Webber at (907) 271-3167
AK-930-CX-2006-01	FF-94661 and FF-94662	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Fish Lake and ( Mark Creek) in the Tanana River region - Tps. 13 N. Rs 19 & 20 E and 14 N R. 19 E, CRM		Complete	Callie Webber at (907) 271-3167
AK-930-CX-2006-02	FF-94608 through FF-94612	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Jim Lake, Deep Creek, Muddy River, Lake Minchumina, and Kantishna River Fairbanks Meridian T 10 S, R 21 W Tps 11 S, Rs 21 - 25 W Tps 12 S, Rs 23 - 25 W T 13S, R 25 W Tps 14S, Rs 25 and 26 W. Kantishna is more accurately described as beginning in T 2 S., 12 W., downstream to its confluence with Muddy River in 12 S 21 W, FM		Complete	Callie Webber at (907) 271-3167
AK-930-CX-2006-03	FF-94614 and FF-94615	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Nabesna River from its beginnings in T 15 N R 19 E, CRM, downstream to its point of terminus in T 3 N, R 19 E, CRM Chisana River from its beginning in T 15 N., R 19 E, CRM, downstream to its point of terminus in T 5 N., R 14 E, CRM		Complete	Callie Webber at (907) 271-3167
AK-930-CX-2006-04	FF-94671 and FF-94672	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Little Scottie Creek beginning at the 60' neutral strip at the International border downstream to its confluence with Scottie Creek within Section 24, T. 10 N., R. 23 E., CRM. Scottie Creek beginning at the 60' neutral strip at the International border downstream to its confluence with the Chisana River in Section 34, T. 11 N., R. 22 E., and Section 3, T. 10 N., R. 22 E., CRM.
AK-930-CX-2006-05	FF-94608 through FF-94612	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Jim Lake, Deep Creek, Muddy River, Lake Minchumina, and the Kantishna River (including a segment of Birch Creek). The Kantishna River begins at the point of confluence between McKinley River and Birch Creek (T. 12 S., R. 20 W., FM), ending at its confluence with the Tanana River (T. 2 S., 20 W., FM). The remaining water bodies are tributaries and lakes within the Kantishna System.
AK-930-EA-2006-06	NA	BLM	Programmatic Emergency Stabilization and Rehabilitation Plan	Statewide		In Progress
AK-930-CX-2007-01	FF-094683	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Tanana River (Interior Alaska) Muddy River in 12 S 21 W, FM		In Progress	Callie Webber at (907) 271-3167
AK-930-CX-2007-02	FF-094827	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Moose Creek (Tanana River Region, Interior Alaska)		In Progress	Callie Webber at (907) 271-3167
AK-930-CX-2007-03	AA-085787	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Stikine River (Southeast Alaska)		In Progress
AK-930-CX-2007-04	AA-086376 - AA-086379	State of Alaska	Disclaimers of interest on submerged lands beneath navigable waters	Y-K Portage (Mud Creek and unnamed lake number one; Crooked Creek and Johnson River; Kulik Lake and unnamed lake number two; unnamed lakes numbers three and four; and the Talbiksok River to the confluence with Portage Slough of the Yukon River) (Southwest Alaska)		In Progress

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