Bradford County Florida Land Cover Map — Forest-Wetland Mosaic and the Starke Development Axis
Bradford County’s 2025 land-cover pattern is a patchwork rather than a landscape dominated by one surface. Forest is the largest […]
Bay County Florida Land Cover Map — Wetlands Around St. Andrews Bay and a Coastal Urban Belt
Water and wetlands shape Bay County’s 2025 land-cover pattern more strongly than any single urban feature. Wetlands are the largest
Baker County Florida Land Cover Map — Forest, Wetlands, and a Compact Macclenny Development Core
Baker County’s 2025 land-cover pattern is dominated by two classes: forest at 42.14% and wetlands at 34.97%. Together they account
Alachua County Florida Land Cover Map — Forest, Farmland, Wetlands, and Gainesville Development
Alachua County’s 2025 land-cover pattern is unusually varied for a single county. Forest is the largest class at 33.66%, followed
Sussex County Delaware Land Cover Map — Farmland Interior, Wetland Coast, and 1985–2025 Change
Sussex County has a strongly mixed 2025 land-cover pattern rather than a single dominant landscape. Agriculture is the largest class
New Castle County Delaware Land Cover Map: Urban North, Farmland South, and 2025 Change
New Castle County has the strongest developed-land share of Delaware’s three counties in this map set. The 2025 summary lists
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Kent County Delaware Land Cover Map: Farmland, Wetlands, and Development in 2025
Kent County, Delaware is dominated by two land-cover settings that are easy to see in the 2025 maps: agriculture and
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Western Connecticut Planning Region Land Cover Map: A Near Balance of Forest and Developed Land
Western Connecticut has one of the clearest forest-versus-development contrasts in this set of Connecticut planning-region maps. In the 2025 summary,
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region Land Cover Map — 51.95% Forest, Wetlands, and Developed Corridors
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region combines a heavily wooded interior with a shoreline where developed land, water, and wetlands become much