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Fish Ladder Locations

By Sarah Drerup   Winter 2007

An Overview:
My second project in GIS1 was working with  David Lamon on creating a map to show historic fish ladders near Somes Pond.

Map Summary:
This map clearly shows the location of four present day historic fish ladders.

Double-Click Image to Open PDF map. (16.6 megabytes)

Fish Ladder Locations

 

 

 

 

 

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