Continental Inland Hub Project (0)
Urban Park (1)
| 0 = <5 acre urban park or not identified as an urban park |
| 1 = 5 to <10 acre urban park |
| 2 = 10 to <30 acre urban park |
| 3 = 30 to <50 acre urban park |
| 4 = 50 to <75 acre urban park |
| 5 = 75+ acre urban park |
Continental Inland Corridor (2)
| 1 |
Fire Frequency (3)
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| 0 = Not burned from 2013-2021 or row crop |
| 1 = Burned 1 time from 2013-2021 |
Imperiled Aquatic Species (4)
|
| 0 = Not identified as a floodplain (excluding West Virginia) |
| 1 = 0 aquatic animal SGCN observed |
| 4 = 3 aquatic animal SGCN observed |
| 5 = 4 aquatic animal SGCN observed |
| 7 = 6 aquatic animal SGCN observed |
Intact Habitat Cores (5)
|
| 0 = Not a core |
| 1 = Small core (>100-1,000 acres) |
| 2 = Medium core (>1,000-10,000 acres) |
| 3 = Large core (>10,000 acres) |
Natural Landcover In Floodplain (6)
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| 0 = Not identified as a floodplain |
| 1 = ≤60% natural habitat within the estimated floodplain, by catchment |
| 2 = >60-70% |
| 3 = >70-80% |
| 4 = >80-90% |
| 5 = >90% natural habitat within the estimated floodplain, by catchment |
Network Complex (7)
|
| 0 = Not identified as a floodplain |
| 1 = 1 connected stream class |
| 2 = 2 connected stream classes |
| 3 = 3 connected stream classes |
| 5 = 5 connected stream classes |
| 7 = 7 connected stream classes |
Permeable Surface (8)
| 1 = ≤70% of catchment permeable (likely degraded instream flow, water quality, and aquatic species communities) |
| 2 = >70-90% of catchment permeable (likely degraded water quality and not supporting many aquatic species) |
| 3 = >90-95% of catchment permeable (likely declining water quality and supporting most aquatic species) |
| 4 = >95% of catchment permeable (likely high water quality and supporting most sensitive aquatic species) |
Resilient Terrestrial Site (9)
| 0 = Developed |
| 1 = Least resilient |
| 2 = Less resilient |
| 3 = Slightly less resilient |
| 4 = Average/median resilience |
| 5 = Slightly more resilient |
| 6 = More resilient |
| 7 = Most resilient |
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