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Lake Mead Shoreline Elevation 1220' - 1100'
Apr 1, 2015
(Last modified Jun 13, 2015)
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Kerry Gaiz
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- Polygons representing Lake Mead (Arizona and Nevada) at elevations between 1100' and 1220' (high water) in 10' increments. Polygons were generated from polylines created from LIDAR data flown in 2009 along the shoreline of Lake Mead by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Polygons are tied to UTM Zone 11, NAD 83 (HARN), NAVD 88 and not the Hoover Dam powerhouse datum (difference is approximately 2'). Data meets or exceeds National Map Accuracy Standards for 1:12,000. Note: At higher reservoir elevations (1200' and greater), polygons don't fully represent the degree to which the reservoir backs up the Colorado River into Grand Canyon National Park.
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About the Uploader
Kerry Gaiz
Cartographic Technician with Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Resource Management and Visitor Services
