John C NelsonLarry RobinsonJoe Jakusz20130131vector digital datahttp://www.umesc.usgs.gov/data_library/land_cover_use/2000_lcu_umesc.htmlThe U.S. Geological Survey's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center (UMESC) is in the process of creating high-resolution land cover/use data sets for the Upper Mississippi River System (UMRS) from 1:24,000-scale color infrared aerial photos collected in 2000. The photos are being interpreted using a 1-hectare 10% minimum vegetation cover to delineate land cover/land use, percent vegetation cover, tree height, and hydrology regime. The geographic extent of the UMRS is the Mississippi River from Cairo, IL to Minneapolis, MN and the Illinois River from its confluence with the Mississippi near Grafton, IL to Lake Michigan.The Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center administers the Long Term Resource Monitoring Program (LTRMP), authorized under the Water Resources Development Act of 1986 (Public Law 99-662). The mission of the LTRMP is to provide decision makers with information to maintain the Upper Mississippi River System (UMRS) as a viable large river ecosystem given its multiple-use character. The long-term goals of the Program are to understand the system, determine resource trends and impacts, develop management alternatives, manage information, and develop useful products. The creation and distribution of high-resolution land cover/use data for the UMRS aids the Center in meeting these goals.2000080620001002temporal and graphical extents of mappingCompleteNone planned-88.103967-88.06810341.57060241.502094NoneMappingLand CoverLand Cover Land UseAlthough these data have been processed successfully on a computer system at the U.S. Geological Survey, no warranty has been expressed or implied regarding the individual use of the data or aggregate use with other data, nor shall the act of distribution constitute any such warranty. It is strongly recommended that these data are directly acquired from a U.S. Geological Survey server and not indirectly through other sources which may have changed the data in some way. It is also strongly recommended that careful attention be paid to the contents of the metadata file associated with these data. The U.S. Geological Survey shall not be held liable for improper or incorrect use of the data described and/or contained herein.Although these data have been processed successfully on a computer system at the U.S. Geological Survey, no warranty has been expressed or implied regarding the individual use of the data or aggregate use with other data, nor shall the act of distribution constitute any such warranty. It is strongly recommended that these data are directly acquired from a U.S. Geological Survey server and not indirectly through other sources which may have changed the data in some way. It is also strongly recommended that careful attention be paid to the contents of the metadata file associated with these data. The U.S. Geological Survey shall not be held liable for improper or incorrect use of the data described and/or contained herein.U.S. Geological Survey, Midwest RegionLarry R RobinsonCARTOGRAPHERmailing address

2630 Fanta Reed Road

LA CrosseWI54603608-781-6354608-783-6066lrobinson@usgs.govUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterEnvironment as of Metadata Creation: Microsoft Windows 7 Version 6.1 (Build 7601) Service Pack 1; Esri ArcGIS 10.2.2 (Build 3552) Service Pack N/A (Build N/A)No formal attribute accuracy tests were conducted.All polygon features are checked for topology using the ARC/INFO software. Each polygon begins and ends at the same point with the node feature. All nodes are checked for error so that there are no dangling features. There are no duplicate lines or polygons. All nodes will snap together and close polygons based on a specified tolerance. If the node is not with the tolerance it is adjusted manually. The tests for logical consistency are performed in ARC/INFO using certain commandsAll data that was photo-interpreted is also automated. This includes submergent classes, emergents, grasses, and trees. Photo interpretation was performed using a 1-hectare minimum mapping unit, 10% vegetation cover.A formal accuracy assessment of the horizontal positional information in the data set has not been conducted.A formal accuracy assessment of the vertical positional information in the data set has either not been conducted, or is not applicable.aerial photography collected20000807Steroscopes used to create polygon lineowrk and attributes on mylar overlays on photography20001101Linework overlays scanned20010801Digital linework georeferenced and cleaned20011001Georeferenced vectors merged to create polygon layers20011203Georeferenced polygons attributed20020107Topology created and quality control work completed20020201Metadata Created20130201converted to KML2013VectorGT-polygon composed of chains109NAD 1983 UTM Zone 15N0.9996-93.00.0500000.00.0coordinate pair0.0000000022200241645009560.000000002220024164500956meterD North American 1983GRS 19806378137.0298.257222101lc_2000_braType of FeatureESRIFIDInternal feature number.EsriSequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.ShapeFeature geometry.ESRICoordinates defining the features.UMR_ATToriginal photo interpretation CodeUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterAG CND3 CND1 CND2 CNA3 CNA1 CNA2 CNB3 CNB1 CNB2 CNC3 CNC1 CNC2 DMAD DMAA DMAB DMAC DMPD DMPA DMPB DMPC DMSD DMSA DMSB DMSC DV FFD3 FFD1 FFD2 FFA3 FFA1 FFA2 FFB3 FFB1 FFB2 FFC3 FFC1 FFC2 GRD GRA GRB GRC LFD3 LFD1 LFD2 LFA3 LFA1 LFA2 LFB3 LFB1 LFB2 LFC3 LFC1 LFC2 LVD LVA LVB LVC MUD NPC OW PCD3 PCD1 PCD2 PCA3 PCA1 PCA2 PCB3 PCB1 PCB2 PCC3 PCC1 PCC2 PND3 PND1 PND2 PNA3 PNA1 PNA2 PNB3 PNB1 PNB2 PNC3 PNC1 PNC2 PS RDD RDA RDB RDC RFAD RFAA RFAB RFAC SB SCD3 SCD1 SCD2 SCA3 SCA1 SCA2 SCB3 SCB1 SCB2 SCC3 SCC1 SCC2 SD SMD SMA SMB SMC SMAD SMAA SMAB SMAC SMPD SMPA SMPB SMPC SMSD SMSA SMSB SMSC SSD SSA SSB SSC SVD SVA SVB SVC UFD3 UFD1 UFD2 UFA3 UFA1 UFA2 UFB3 UFB1 UFB2 UFC3 UFC1 UFC2 WMD WMA WMB WMC WMSD WMSA WMSB WMSC WSD3 WSD1 WSD2 WSA3 WSA1 WSA2 WSB3 WSB1 WSB2 WSC3 WSC1 WSC2LCU_N1Full Name of Vegetation TypeUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterLCU_N1 Agriculture Conifers; > 90% density; > 50ft Conifers; > 90% density; 0-20ft Conifers; > 90% density; 20-50ft Conifers; 10-33% density; > 50ft Conifers; 10-33% density; 0-20ft Conifers; 10-33% density; 20-50ft Conifers; 33-66% density; > 50ft Conifers; 33-66% density; 0-20ft Conifers; 33-66% density; 20-50ft Conifers; 66-90% density; > 50ft Conifers; 66-90% density; 0-20ft Conifers; 66-90% density; 20-50ft Deep Marsh Annual; > 90% density Deep Marsh Annual; 10-33% density Deep Marsh Annual; 33-66% density Deep Marsh Annual; 66-90% density Deep Marsh Perennial; > 90% density Deep Marsh Perennial; 10-33% density Deep Marsh Perennial; 33-66% density Deep Marsh Perennial; 66-90% density Deep Marsh Shrub; > 90% density Deep Marsh Shrub; 10-33% density Deep Marsh Shrub; 33-66% density Deep Marsh Shrub; 66-90% density Developed Floodplain Forest; > 90% density; > 50ft Floodplain Forest; > 90% density; 0-20ft Floodplain Forest; > 90% density; 20-50ft Floodplain Forest; 10-33% density; > 50ft Floodplain Forest; 10-33% density; 0-20ft Floodplain Forest; 10-33% density; 20-50ft Floodplain Forest; 33-66% density; > 50ft Floodplain Forest; 33-66% density; 0-20ft Floodplain Forest; 33-66% density; 20-50ft Floodplain Forest; 66-90% density; > 50ft Floodplain Forest; 66-90% density; 0-20ft Floodplain Forest; 66-90% density; 20-50ft Grassland; > 90% density Grassland; 10-33% density Grassland; 33-66% density Grassland; 66-90% density Lowland Forest; > 90% density; > 50ft Lowland Forest; > 90% density; 0-20ft Lowland Forest; > 90% density; 20-50ft Lowland Forest; 10-33% density; > 50ft Lowland Forest; 10-33% density; 0-20ft Lowland Forest; 10-33% density; 20-50ft Lowland Forest; 33-66% density; > 50ft Lowland Forest; 33-66% density; 10-20ft Lowland Forest; 33-66% density; 20-50ft Lowland Forest; 66-90% density; > 50ft Lowland Forest; 66-90% density; 0-20ft Lowland Forest; 66-90% density; 20-50ft Levee Grass/Forbs; > 90% density Levee Grass/Forbs; 10-33% density Levee Grass/Forbs; 33-66% density Levee Grass/Forbs; 66-90% density Mud No Photo Coverage Open Water Populus Community; > 90% density; > 50ft Populus Community; > 90% density; 0-20ft Populus Community; > 90% density; 20-50ft Populus Community; 10-33% density; > 50ft Populus Community; 10-33% density; 0-20ft Populus Community; 10-33% density; 20-50ft Populus Community; 33-66% density; > 50ft Populus Community; 33-66% density; 0-20ft Populus Community; 33-66% density; 20-50ft Populus Community; 66-90% density; > 50ft Populus Community; 66-90% density; 0-20ft Populus Community; 66-90; 20-50ft Plantation; > 90% density; > 50ft Plantation; > 90% density; 0-20ft Plantation; > 90% density; 20-50ft Plantation; 10-33% density; > 50ft Plantation; 10-33% density; 0-20ft Plantation; 10-33% density; 20-50ft Plantation; 33-66% density; > 50ft Plantation; 33-66% density; 0-20ft Plantation; 33-66% density; 20-50ft Plantation; 66-90% density; > 50ft Plantation; 66-90% density; 0-20ft Plantation; 66-90% density; 20-50ft Pasture Roadside Grass/Forbs; > 90% density Roadside Grass/Forbs; 10-33% density Roadside Grass/Forbs; 33-66% density Roadside Grass/Forbs; 66-90% density Rooted Floating Aquatics; > 90% density Rooted Floating Aquatics; 10-33% density Rooted Floating Aquatics; 33-66% density Rooted Floating Aquatics; 66-90% density Sand Bar Salix Community; > 90% density; > 50ft Salix Community; > 90% density; 0-20ft Salix Community; > 90% density; 20-50ft Salix Community; 10-33% density; > 50ft Salix Community; 10-33% density; 0-20ft Salix Community; 10-33% density; 20-50ft Salix Community; 33-66% density; > 50ft Salix Community; 33-66% density; 0-20ft Salix Community; 33-66% density; 20-50ft Salix Community; 66-90% density; > 50ft Salix Community; 66-90% density; 0-20ft Salix Community; 66-90% density; 20-50ft Sand Sedge Meadow; > 90% density Sedge Meadow; 10-33% density Sedge Meadow; 33-66% density Sedge Meadow; 66-90% density Shallow Marsh Annual; > 90% density Shallow Marsh Annual; 10-33% density Shallow Marsh Annual; 33-66% density Shallow Marsh Annual; 66-90% density Shallow Marsh Perennial; > 90% density Shallow Marsh Perennial; 10-33% density Shallow Marsh Perennial; 33-66% density Shallow Marsh Perennial; 66-90% density Shallow Marsh Shrub; > 90% density Shallow Marsh Shrub; 10-33% density Shallow Marsh Shrub; 33-66% density Shallow Marsh Shrub; 66-90% density Shrub/Scrub; > 90% density Shrub/Scrub; 10-33% density Shrub/Scrub; 33-66% density Shrub/Scrub; 66-90% density Submerged Aquatic Vegetation; > 90% density Submerged Aquatic Vegetation; 10-33% density Submerged Aquatic Vegetation; 33-66% density Submerged Aquatic Vegetation; 66-90% density Upland Forest; > 90% density; > 50ft Upland Forest; > 90% density; 0-20ft Upland Forest; > 90% density; 20-50ft Upland Forest; 10-33% density; > 50ft Upland Forest; 10-33% density; 0-20ft Upland Forest; 10-33% density; 20-50ft Upland Forest; 33-66% density; > 50ft Upland Forest; 33-66% density; 0-20ft Upland Forest; 33-66% density; 20-50ft Upland Forest; 66-90% density; > 50ft Upland Forest; 66-90% density; 0-20ft Upland Forest; 66-90% density; 20-50ft Wet Meadow; > 90% density Wet Meadow; 10-33% density Wet Meadow; 33-66% density Wet Meadow; 66-90% density Wet Meadow Shrub; > 90% density Wet Meadow Shrub; 10-33% density Wet Meadow Shrub; 33-66% density Wet Meadow Shrub; 66-90% density Wooded Swamp; > 90% density; > 50ft Wooded Swamp; > 90% density; 0-20ft Wooded Swamp; > 90% density; 20-50ft Wooded Swamp; 10-33% density; > 50ft Wooded Swamp; 10-33% density; 0-20ft Wooded Swamp; 10-33% density; 20-50ft Wooded Swamp; 33-66% density; > 50ft Wooded Swamp; 33-66% density; 0-20ft Wooded Swamp; 33-66% density; 20-50ft Wooded Swamp; 66-90% density; > 50ft Wooded Swamp; 66-90% density; 0-20ft Wooded Swamp; 66-90% density; 20-50ftLCU_C2ALand Cover Code AbbreviationUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterLCU_C2A Ag Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Dma Dma Dma Dma Dmp Dmp Dmp Dmp Dms Dms Dms Dms Dv Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Gr Gr Gr Gr Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lv Lv Lv Lv Md Nc Ow PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Ps Rd Rd Rd Rd Rf Rf Rf Rf Sb SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm Sd Sm Sm Sm Sm Sma Sma Sma Sma Smp Smp Smp Smp Sms Sms Sms Sms Ss Ss Ss Ss Sv Sv Sv Sv Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Wm Wm Wm Wm Wms Wms Wms Wms Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws WsLCU_N2AShort Land Cover DescritionUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterLCU_N2A Agriculture Conifers Conifers Conifers Conifers Conifers Conifers Conifers Conifers Conifers Conifers Conifers Conifers Deep marsh annual Deep marsh annual Deep marsh annual Deep marsh annual Deep marsh perennial Deep marsh perennial Deep marsh perennial Deep marsh perennial Deep marsh shrub Deep marsh shrub Deep marsh shrub Deep marsh shrub Developed Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Floodplain forest Grassland Grassland Grassland Grassland Lowland forest Lowland forest Lowland forest Lowland forest Lowland forest Lowland forest Lowland forest Lowland forest Lowland forest Lowland forest Lowland forest Lowland forest Levee grasses/forbs Levee grasses/forbs Levee grasses/forbs Levee grasses/forbs Mud No photo coverage Open water Populus community Populus community Populus community Populus community Populus community Populus community Populus community Populus community Populus community Populus community Populus community Populus community Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Plantation Pasture Roadside grasses/forbs Roadside grasses/forbs Roadside grasses/forbs Roadside grasses/forbs Rooted floating aquatics Rooted floating aquatics Rooted floating aquatics Rooted floating aquatics Sand bar Salix community Salix community Salix community Salix community Salix community Salix community Salix community Salix community Salix community Salix community Salix community Salix community Sand Sedge meadow Sedge meadow Sedge meadow Sedge meadow Shallow marsh annual Shallow marsh annual Shallow marsh annual Shallow marsh annual Shallow marsh perennial Shallow marsh perennial Shallow marsh perennial Shallow marsh perennial Shallow marsh shrub Shallow marsh shrub Shallow marsh shrub Shallow marsh shrub Shrub/scrub Shrub/scrub Shrub/scrub Shrub/scrub Submerged aquatic vegetation Submerged aquatic vegetation Submerged aquatic vegetation Submerged aquatic vegetation Upland forest Upland forest Upland forest Upland forest Upland forest Upland forest Upland forest Upland forest Upland forest Upland forest Upland forest Upland forest Wet meadow Wet meadow Wet meadow Wet meadow Wet meadow shrub Wet meadow shrub Wet meadow shrub Wet meadow shrub Wooded swamp Wooded swamp Wooded swamp Wooded swamp Wooded swamp Wooded swamp Wooded swamp Wooded swamp Wooded swamp Wooded swamp Wooded swamp Wooded swampCOVER_CPercent Cover CodeUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterA B C DCOVER_NPercent Cover DescriptionUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center10 - 33 34 - 66 66-90 >90HEIGHT_C1Numeric Height DescriptionUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center03HEIGHT_C2Alpha Height CodeUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterA B CHEIGHT_NHeight Code DescriptionUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center0-20 20-50 >50CLASS_3131 Class representation of mappingUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterCLASS_31 Ag Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Cn Dma Dma Dma Dma Dmp Dmp Dmp Dmp Dms Dms Dms Dms Dv Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Ff Gr Gr Gr Gr Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lf Lv Lv Lv Lv Md Nc Ow PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm PoCm Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Pn Ps Rd Rd Rd Rd Rf Rf Rf Rf Sb SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm SxCm Sd MwSe MwSe MwSe MwSe Sma Sma Sma Sma Smp Smp Smp Smp Sms Sms Sms Sms Ss Ss Ss Ss Sv Sv Sv Sv Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Uf Wm Wm Wm Wm Wms Wms Wms Wms Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws Ws WsCLASS_31_NExpanded Name of 31 ClassesUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterCLASS_31_N Agriculture Upland forest Floodplain forest Wooded swamp Floodplain forest Developed Wet meadow shrub Floodplain forest Wet meadow Mud No coverage Deep marsh perennial Plantation Sand bar No coverage Developed Open water Open water Open water Open water Floodplain forest Open waterCLASS_31_DDescription of 31 ClassesUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterCLASS_31_D Agriculture - all obviously cultivated fields (includes transitional or fallow fields that show evidence of tilling) Trees - upland forest (associated with soils drier than a lowland forest, includes red and white oaks, hickories, and elm) Trees - floodplain forest (predominantly silver maple, includes ash, cottonwood, black willow, elm, and/or river birch) Trees - wooded swamp (associated with semipermanently flooded soils, includes bald cypress, black ash, sourgum, and water tupelo) Trees - floodplain forest (predominantly silver maple, includes ash, cottonwood, black willow, elm, and/or river birch) Developed - predominantly artificial in nature (e.g., urban areas, large farmsteads, industrial complexes) Shrubs - wet meadow shrubs (>25%, typically alder, dogwood, elder, false indigo and/or willow) occurring with mixed sedge and/or grasses/forbs understory Trees - floodplain forest (predominantly silver maple, includes ash, cottonwood, black willow, elm, and/or river birch) Grasses - moist soil grasses (e.g., reed canary grass, rice cutgrass) with inclusions of mixed emergents and/or forbs Mud - mud flats (exposed mud at lower water levels) No coverage (includes no photo coverage and areas obscured by clouds or shadows) Emergents - semipermanently flooded persistent (dominated by arrowhead, bur-reed, cattail, and/or pickerelweed) Trees - commercially grown (includes evergreen and deciduous trees, orchards, and nurseries) Sand - sand bar (typically found in and near the main channel, often associated with wing dams and islands) No coverage (includes no photo coverage and areas obscured by clouds or shadows) Developed - predominantly artificial in nature (e.g., urban areas, large farmsteads, industrial complexes) Open water - nonvegetated (includes river channels, lakes, and ponds) Open water - nonvegetated (includes river channels, lakes, and ponds) Open water - nonvegetated (includes river channels, lakes, and ponds) Open water - nonvegetated (includes river channels, lakes, and ponds) Trees - floodplain forest (predominantly silver maple, includes ash, cottonwood, black willow, elm, and/or river birch) Open water - nonvegetated (includes river channels, lakes, and ponds)CLASS_15_C15 Class Mapping System AbbreviationsUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterCLASS_15_C Ag Uf WtFo WtFo WtFo Dv WtSh WtFo Wm SdMd Nc Dm Uf SdMd Nc Dv Ow Ow Ow Ow WtFo OwCLASS_15_N15 Class NameUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterCLASS_15_N Agriculture Upland forest Wet forest Wet forest Wet forest Developed Wet shrub Wet forest Wet meadow Sand/mud No coverage Deep marsh Upland forest Sand/mud No coverage Developed Open water Open water Open water Open water Wet forest Open waterCLASS_7_C7 Class system abbreviationsUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterCLASS_7_C Ag Fo Fo Fo Fo Dv Fo Fo Ma SdMd Nc Ma Fo SdMd Nc Dv Ow Ow Ow Ow Fo OwCLASS_7_N7 Class NamesUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterCLASS_7_N Agriculture Forest Forest Forest Forest Developed Forest Forest Marsh Sand/mud No coverage Marsh Forest Sand/mud No coverage Developed Open water Open water Open water Open water Forest Open waterHNA_C1Habitat Needs Assesment CodeUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center118HNA_C2Habitat Needs Assessment CodeUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterHNA_C2 Ag MbHf WtFf WtFf WtFf Dv Ss WtFf Wm SdMd Nc SpfEmp MbHf SdMd Nc Dv Ow Ow Ow Ow WtFf OwHNA_N1Habitat Needs Assessment NameUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterHNA_N1 Agriculture Mesic bottomland hardwood forest Wet floodplain forest Wet floodplain forest Wet floodplain forest Developed Shrub/scrub Wet floodplain forest Wet meadow Sand/mud No coverage Semipermanently flooded emergent perennial Mesic bottomland hardwood forest Sand/mud No coverage Developed Open water Open water Open water Open water Wet floodplain forest Open waterHYDRO_C1Hydrologic Numeric CodeUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center014HYDRO_C2Hydrologic CodeUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterHYDRO_C2 IfNf IfFo SFF SPFF SFF IfNf TFS SFF StsNf SfNf Nc SpfNf IfFo TfNf Nc IfNf PfNf PfNf PfNf PfNf SFF PfNfHYDRO_NHydrologic NameUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterHYDRO_N Infrequently flooded non-forest Infrequently flooded forest Seasonally flooded forest Semipermanently flooded forest Seasonally flooded forest Infrequently flooded non-forest Temporarily flooded shrubs Seasonally flooded forest Saturated soil non-forest Seasonally flooded non-forest n/a Semipermanently flooded non-forest Infrequently flooded forest Temporarily flooded non-forest n/a Infrequently flooded non-forest Permanently flooded non-forest Permanently flooded non-forest Permanently flooded non-forest Permanently flooded non-forest Seasonally flooded forest Permanently flooded non-forestHYD_REG_CHydrological Regularity CodeUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterHYD_REG_C If If Sf Spf Sf If Tf Sf Sts Sf Nc Spf If Tf Nc If Pf Pf Pf Pf Sf PfHYD_REG_NHydrologic Regularity NameUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterHYD_REG_N Infrequently flooded Infrequently flooded Seasonally flooded Semipermanently flooded Seasonally flooded Infrequently flooded Temporarily flooded Seasonally flooded Saturated soil Seasonally flooded n/a Semipermanently flooded Infrequently flooded Temporarily flooded n/a Infrequently flooded Permanently flooded Permanently flooded Permanently flooded Permanently flooded Seasonally flooded Permanently floodedLAND_WATERLand or WaterUS Army Corps of Engineers Long Term Resource Monitoring Program, an element of the Upper Mississippi River Restoration- Environmental Management Program and USGS's Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences CenterLand WaterUSNVC_CUS National Vegetation Classification CodeUS National Vegetation Classification StandardUSNVC_C V.D.2.C.b I.B.2.N.a. I.B.2.N.e. I.B.2.N.f. I.B.2.N.e. n/a III.B.2.N.d. I.B.2.N.e. V.A.5.N.m. VII.C.4.N.c. Nc V.A.5.N.l. I.A.8.C.a. VII.C.2.N.c. Nc n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a I.B.2.N.e. n/aUSNVC_NUS National Vegetation Classification NameUS National Vegetation Classification StandardUSNVC_N Annual row-crop forbs or grasses Lowland or submontane cold-deciduous forest Seasonally flooded cold-deciduous forest Semipermanently flooded cold-deciduous forest Seasonally flooded cold-deciduous forest Default to Anderson classification Temporarily flooded cold-deciduous shrubland Seasonally flooded cold-deciduous forest Saturated temperate or subpolar grassland Seasonally/temporarily flooded mudflats No coverage Semipermanently flooded temperate or subpolar grassland Plantation (planted timber stands, Christmas trees) Temporarily flooded sand flats No coverage Default to Anderson classification Default to Anderson classification Default to Anderson classification Default to Anderson classification Default to Anderson classification Seasonally flooded cold-deciduous forest Default to Anderson classificationPerimeterLength around polygon in metersXTools010000000AreaArea of Polygon in SqMXTools010000000AcresArea of polygon in acresXTools010000000HectaresArea of Polygon in HectaresXTools010000000Shape_LengShape_AreaArea of feature in internal units squared.ESRIPositive real numbers that are automatically generated.U.S. Geological Survey, Midwest RegionJohn C NelsonBiologistmailing address

2630 Fanta Reed Road

La CrosseWI54603US608-781-6370608-783-6066jcnelson@usgs.govDistributor assumes no liability for misuse of data.http://www.umesc.usgs.gov/data_library/land_cover_use/2000_lcu_umesc.htmlNone. No fees are applicable for obtaining the data set.20150609U.S. Geological Survey, Midwest RegionJohn C NelsonBiologistmailing address

2630 Fanta Reed Road

La CrosseWI54603US608-781-6370608-783-6066jcnelson@usgs.govFGDC Content Standard for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local time