Atlas of Maine

Article Title

Atlas of Maine: Accessibility to Maine's Conserved Lands with Public Access

Authors

Blaise Foley, Colby CollegeFollow

Abstract or Description

This map presents data on conserved land with allowed public access and displays both state highways and the interstate within the state of Maine. The largest 58 conserved areas are labeled on the atlas throughout the state. The acronym WMA, stands for Wildlife Management Area. We used the NAD 1983 UTM Zone 19N datum and coordinate system and a Transverse Mercator projection to produce this map. Data we obtained came from the Maine Office of GIS.

About the Author

Blaise is an Environmental Policy major with a minor concentration in Managerial Economics at Colby College. He looks to continue his interests in land conservation and renewable energy markets.

Source Data Note

Maine Office of GIS. http://www.maine.gov/megis/catalog/

Rights

In Copyright

Recommended Citation

Foley, Blaise "Atlas of Maine: Accessibility to Maine's Conserved Lands with Public Access," Atlas of Maine: Vol. 2018: No. 1, Article 6.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/atlas_docs/vol2018/iss1/6