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Eastern Kitsap Nearshore KML Data and Metadata Download Page


During the Summer and early Fall of 2007, Kitsap County field crews inventoried the Eastern saltwater shoreline and collected a variety of information concerning environmental stressors and conditions. The unit of division of the shoreline is described as a Reach, and one part of the inventory involved measuring a number of different factors at the midpoint of each of these reaches. Other features were noted as encountered, such as armoring, outfalls, etc.
Right-Click on the Link below on the left and select "save target as" to save the KML file to your local drive. Click on the Link below on the right to view the metadata file for that feature.
The KML Data File	Shoreline Reaches
The KML Data File	Armoring.
The KML Data File	Water Outlets
The KML Data File	Overhanging Structures
The KML Data File	Pilings
The KML Data File	Debris Points
The KML Data File	Access Points THESE ARE NOT PUBLIC ACCESS POINTS
The KML Data File (All Vegetation KML)	Landscaped Vegetation
The KML Data File	Buoys Per Reach
The KML Data File	Major Substrate
The KML Data File	Large Woody Debris
The KML Data File (Slides only KML)	Shoreline Condition and Slides
The KML Data File	Shoreline Uses
The KML Data File	Overhanging Vegetation
The KML Data File	Shoreline Types
The KML Data File	Tidal Construction
The KML Data File	Pocket Estuaries
The KML Data File	Piers, Docks, and Floats
The KML Data File	Boat Launches
The KML Data File	Shoreline Plan Designations
Return to the Nearshore Inventory Maps Page Return to the Mid-Reach Features Page Return to the Individual Features Page Fact Sheet
Return to Nearshore Salmon Habitat Assessment Page	If you questions or concerns about the maps or data, please contact David Nash

Last Updated: March 05, 2008

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