50-ft Contours - 30m

Jul 19, 2016 (Last modified Apr 18, 2017)
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50-ft Contours - 30m, Santa Barbara County, California

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Contours were generated in 50 foot intervals from a USGS 10m DEM that was clipped to the buffered Santa Barbara County boundary and aggregated to 30m for optimal data visualization.

The DEM from which these contours were generated can be found here: https://databasin.org/datasets/3b13d7f4d6dd4abd81b49cd64abe6ad3

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Conservation Biology Institute
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2016
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contours, elevation, california, santa barbara
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