1:250,000 Scale National Topographic System Waterbodies (polygon)

Mar 7, 2014
Uploaded by Jay Sagin
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This feature class contains the Natural Resources Canada, National Topographic System 1:250,000 scale waterbodies for Prairie and Northern Region. Shape files from the individual map sheets were appended into this feature class.
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Geobase, Environment of Canada
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Environment Canada
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The information contained heron was created by the Environment Canada's Geographical Information System (GIS), which is designed and operated solely for the convenience of Environment Canada and related contract entities. Environment Canada does not warrant the accuracy of this information, and no decision involving a risk of economic loss or physical injury should be made in reliance thereon. No use constraints within Environment Canada. Data are not to be redistributed to third parties.
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120, 250, 1:250, 000, national topographic system, waterbody, nts, 1:250k, inlandwaters
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About the Uploader

Jay Sagin
Research Associate with Global Institute for Water Security

I am a hydrologist with specialization in Remote Sensing and GIS. My current research works are in Canada and Kazakhstan.