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 "description": "This file is a merger of data layers.From NLCD_2016 Landcover extractions:500 ft zone around high intensity development375 ft zone around medium intensity development250 ft zone around low intensity development250 ft zone around barren land (type 31) features that are contiguous with mapped gravel pitsFrom MDOT roads data:500 ft zone around Class 1 roads (Interstates)375 ft zone around Class 2 and 3 roads250 ft zone around Class 4 roadsClass 5 roads were ignoredRoad segments along the New Hampshire, Quebec, and New Brunswick borders were added and buffered at 250 feet for continuity.250 ft zone along private roads from E911 dataFrom Impervious surface data:The 2007 Imperv data was mosaicked with missing T2 town mosaics for much of York County and areas of the Midcoast. Several gaps in coverage (notably in the Fryeburg area, but in other areas as well) were patched with cut-outs from the 2004 Imperv layer.To help correct the over-representation of minor roads in this impervious layer, a buffered (500\u2019) mask of E911 roads was used to extract the corresponding data from the impervious layer. Although a few structures in the impervious layer got nipped, it was reasonably successful in picking up most of what was there while eliminating the vast network of woods roads that the imperv layer contains. A 250 ft zone was then created around the modified imperv layer elements.From the building footprints and E911 addresses files:250 ft buffer",
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 "title": "BwH Developed Area",
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 "accessInformation": "Bill Hancock, ME Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, September 2020",
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