USGS Stream Gauges, global tidal monitoring stations, weaterh stations, DOI managed lands; Interior Geospatial Emergency Management System (IGEMS) General Data

May 30, 2014 (Last modified Apr 19, 2017)
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This map presents the geospatial locations and additional information for global tide monitoring stations, and U.S. stream gages, weather stations and DOI managed lands. This map is part of the Interior Geospatial Emergency Management System (IGEMS) and is supported by the DOI Office of Emergency Management. This map contains data from a variety of public data sources, including non-DOI data, and information about each of these data providers, including specific data source and update frequency is available at: http://igems.doi.gov.
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Jill Cress, USGS
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http://igems.doi.gov/ArcGIS/rest/services/igems_info/MapServer/
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global, usa, tidal stations, general information, weather stations, stream gauges, department of the interior, usgs, doi, managed lands
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