Niagara County has a land-cover pattern that is easy to recognize once the four maps are viewed together. Farmland covers
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Nassau County is one of the most heavily developed parts of Long Island, yet its southern edge opens into bays,
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Montgomery County stretches along New York’s Mohawk River, where farmland fills much of the valley and developed areas cluster around
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Monroe County sits on the south shore of Lake Ontario, with Rochester forming a broad developed center while farmland, forest,
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Madison County is unusual among the New York counties in this map series because its two largest land-cover groups are
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Livingston County has an unusually clear internal contrast on the 2025 land-cover map. Broad agricultural ground dominates the northern and
The Lewis County New York Land Cover Map is defined by broad forest cover, extensive wetlands, and a distinct band
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The Kings County New York Land Cover Map is dominated by developed land, with open water forming the largest contrasting
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The Jefferson County New York Land Cover Map brings together a landscape where agriculture and forest occupy nearly equal shares,
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