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Arcata |
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Map: E. USFS Vegetation Size, Arcata Sub-basin |
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This is a map of 1999 USFS Landsat-based vegetation size data for the Arcata sub-basin. The vegetation classification is accurate at a one-hectare scale
(approximately 11 pixels) and is suitable for stand classification. Most of the area in this sub-basin is classified as "other (non-forest), as it is primarily flat agricultural
land and sand spit. Some forest, including old growth, is visible in the north east corner. Data provided by the U.S. Forest Service Spatial Analysis Lab in Sacramento,
CA.
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| Name of Layer in Map Legend | Metadata File Name |
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| Sub Basins | subbasins.shp.txt |
| Humboldt Bay | Unavailable |
| Roads (1:100k) - Abbreviated | Unavailable |
| Relief Vegetation by Size (USFS 1999) [TIFF} | shadesize99.tif.txt |
| Gray Hillshade (30 meter Resolution) [TIFF] | grayshade30m.tif.txt |
| Pacific Ocean | Unavailable |
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