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The data was developed from Map 1 on page 5 of Introduction to the California Condor by Snyder and Snyder, 2005. The data represents what the authors described as the "approximate range of the California Condor in about 1800". In early historical times, the authors described the California Condor as being widely distributed along the west coast of North America, from present day British Columbia in Canada to the mountains of northern Baja California in Mexico.
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This US Fish and Wildlife User Group is responsible for maintaining the Pacific Southwest Region Web Mapping Portal