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Mapping

MCOG has the in house capacity to provide town-specific maps (in PDF-or shapefile-format) of the following data:

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  • Bridges

  • Conserved Lands

  • Culverts

  • E911 Roads

  • EV Charging Stations

  • Flood hazards:

    • Highest Astronomical Tide (HAT), HAT plus 1.5 foot of sea-level rise, HAT plus 3.9 feet of sea-level rise

    • FEMA Flood Maps

    • Sea and Lake Overland Surges from Hurricanes

  • Land Cover

  • Parcel Data

  • Tidal marshes and predicted migrations from 1.5 and 3.9 feet of sea-level rise

  • Traffic Accidents

  • Vernal Pools

  • Waterbodies

  • Wetlands

 

 If your interests include other data or analysis, contact Charlotte Nutt cnutt@midcoastcog.com.

Data Resources

ARC Hub Dataset: ESRI provides open-source geospatial data with hundreds of thousands of data sets.

FEMA Flood Maps: FEMA provides maps that depict flooding during storm events. The data includes upland flooding as well as coastal flooding.

Maine DOT Portal: This portal provides Maine transportation data that can be displayed on a web map or downloaded into Excel or shapefile formats.

Maine GIS Portal: This page is a central hub for Maine geospatial data.

Maine Housing Datasets: Maine Housing provides data on housing characteristics and affordability for the state of Maine.

MRCL Land Cover: The Multi-Resolution Land Characteristics Consortium provides a dataset on land cover and land cover change. This raster data is available in a shapefile format.

National Economic Resilience Data Explorer: The National Economic Resilience Data Explorer (NERDE) consolidates information and data on economic distress criteria, COVID-19 impacts to local economies, and the existence and emergence of industry clusters.

Please reach out to Charlotte Nutt at cnutt@midcoastcog.com for all assistance. MCOG can provide maps or technical guidance for GIS-related questions.

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