1:250 000-scale map of Atlantic Coast ecological inventory, [Index]

[Washington], Reston, Va., The Service, For sale by U.S. Geological Survey, [1980-

Index Maps

Scale 1:250,000

Transverse Mercator proj.

(W 82⁰00ʹ--W 66⁰00ʹ/N 45⁰16ʹ--N 25⁰00ʹ).

Map

maps

col.

89 x 71 cm. or smaller, on sheets 92 x 112 cm. or smaller, folded to 21 x 10 cm.

Earth Sciences & Map Library

Relief shown by spot heights.
Panel title.
Title in lower right corner: Atlantic Coast ecological inventory.
Sheets individually titled and numbered at head of panel title.
"Base map prepared by U.S. Geological Survey."
Printed by "Interior--Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia--1980."
Geographic coverage complete in 31 sheets.
Accompanied by: Atlantic Coast ecological inventory, user's guide and information base (ix, 163 p. : maps ; 28 cm.).
At head of cover title of accompanying text: Biological Services Program, FWS/OBS-80/51 September 1980.
Includes text, indexes of land and water species, and location map. Some maps include inset.

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