The data also may be available for viewing on various profiles of the NJ GeoWeb online mapping application. Hits: 485 Geocaching Regional Geocaching Policies Wiki - NJĪ wiki containing the various land manager policies that apply to geocache placement in New Jersey. Other Citation Details: The NJDEP may distribute GIS data in a variety of formats, such as the ESRI shapefile and/or various versions of the file geodatabase format. This online file converter will convert GIS data in a variety of formats to a KML file which can be displayed on Google Earth. This data set was used to develop the 'NJ Open Space - State Owned' map presented on this web site. To display the data you will need a program capable of handling the shape file format.
#NJDEP GEOWEB MAP VIEWER ZIP FILE#
The zip file contains an ESRI shape file and its support files. This is a zip file containing the Open Space - State Owned parcel data set located on NJDEP's GIS server. Hits: 467 Open Space - State Owned Parcel Data - ESRI Shape File The form can be filled out in Adobe Reader and printed out for submission to the park / forest / WMA manager. This data was created from the 95/97 LULC coverage created by the NJDEP.
#NJDEP GEOWEB MAP VIEWER PDF#
PDF file of the Geocaching Permit form (NJDEP Division of Park and Forestry, State Park Service, Geocache Identification Form). View In: ArcGIS JavaScript ArcGIS Online Map Viewer ArcGIS Earth ArcMap View. This policy applies to all state owned open space lands NJDEP Geocaching policy released 10 December 2014. Edit the marker and add a description & photo.Click on the marker and add it to the map.Enter the coordinates in the search bar on the map, press enter and a marker should appear on the map. Welcome to NJDEP-s new release of its popular interactive web mapping application NJ-GeoWeb Users of this application can locate areas of interest, view and interact with NDEPs GIS data, and query related environmental information.
When you get home, bring up the google map using the link above.When you are out caching or just riding around and see a dump site: The map was provided by Team_Freeman via a posting on South Jersey Geocaching. Hits: 419 Illegal Dump Sites in South Jersey ParksĪ shared map served on Google Maps Engine that allows users to place a marker on an illegal dumping site and then link to photos of the dump. Next, click on the 1 on the map (your point of interest). It is reported to work well in Google Chrome and Apple Safari. (NJDEP recommends approximately 200-400 feet.) At the bottom of the Buffer Selection Window, please click on Point on Map. The application works best in Internet Explorer. A great stepping off point for those interesting in environmentally related maps and imagery. It will present a wealth of information from NJDEP's GIS database. Create models in PondPack & HydroCAD to compare peak flow. This profile allows the public and regulated community to look around their neighborhood for regulated sites and to query the NJDEP live enterprise database to see parametric data associated with releases, violations and enforcement.This is NJDEP's interactive web based mapping application. Managing stormwater to meet NJDEP quantity, quality and groundwater recharge design standards. "What's in My Neighborhood" is the first NJ-GeoWeb released to the public. NJDEP can more easily and rapidly assist programs that regulate air, water and land, in developing customized mapping applications for both Internet and Intranet communities. In NJ-GeoWeb, Esri's ArcIMS has been coupled with Orion's OnPoint6.1, a sophisticated enterprise admin-system. Users can add Internet services to the interface, and can get live NJDEP program data linked to mapped features. Users can "mark up" a map on the Internet, save and send new points, lines and areas to others by heads-up digitizing. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has served a "next generation" GIS-viewer, NJ-GeoWeb, on the Internet with many new exciting features and interface. NJ-GeoWeb The Next Generation Internet Interactive Mapping Application
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