Resource Maps
Much of the diversity of the states resources have been captured in map form. Through the DEEP Store’s Maps on Demand system, many of these resources are available in print as large format plots. Specific subjects are available as town maps or along the lines of the 7.5 minute USGS topographic grid at a scale of 1:24,000:
- Endangered Species (Natural Diversity Data Base - NDDB) (also available on line)
- Surficial Materials
- Wetland Soils
The following two maps are at a scale of 1:50,000 and available by Drainage Basin:
- Water Quality
- Leachate and Wastewater Discharge
Other resource maps available on-line from the DEEP:
- Aquifer Protection Areas
- Combined Sewer Overflows
- Connecticut Garnet Trail
- Connecticut Toxics Users and Climate Risk
- Endangered Species (NDDB)
- Environmental Land Use Restrictions (ELUR)
- Food Residual Generators and Permitted Food Residual Recycling Facilities in Connecticut
- Long Island Sound Hypoxia
- Long Island Sound Water Quality Monitoring Stations
- Radon Potential
- Surficial Aquifer Potential Map
- The Monitoring Acidification Project Storymap