Quality of data not's very good (depending on the scale you are working at), and is typically only for national scales ( 1:2million or smaller), if you use with other data at larger state scales the data won't line up and will look boxish.
Viktor Keenan de la Hoz - Senior GIS Technician
City of Phoenix - Street Transportation Department
Design and Construction Management Division
| "McLaughlin, Bob \(DHS-EHIB\)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Go to the National Atlas web site: http://www.nationalatlas.gov. Navigate to the "Downloads" page and download the "Federal Lands" layer. From this you can extract the National Forests.
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Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 4:34 AM
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Subject: [Maptitude] National Forests
Please inform where digital maps of the U.S. National Forests are available.
Thank you,
Joel Nathanson
President and Chief Cartographer
Western Cartographic
(949) 246-6539
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