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Service Description: Their attributes serve to store feature level metadata information for the lines, as well as document the origin and characteristics of each line segment.
The polyline feature class includes selected rivers in the United States preserved for possessing outstandingly, remarkable scenic, recreational, geologic, fish and wildlife, historic, cultural, or other similar values. Rivers, or sections of rivers, so designated are preserved in their free-flowing condition and are not dammed or otherwise improved.
Lines shall be segmented when any of the attributes change (e.g. when the classification changes) or to capture changes in Outstandingly Remarkable Value (ORV). Every river segment must have at least one record in the related table, nlcs_wsr_orv_tbl. Please see the Entity and Attribute section of this metadata for information regarding the ORV table (nlcs_wsr_orv_tbl) and its relationship to this feature class (nlcs_wsr_ln).
The footprints depicted in this NLCS feature-dataset are based on the results of the river suitability determination within the Record of Decision (ROD) (May 29, 1996) and the follow-up BLM Arizona Statewide Wild and Scenic Rivers Study/Report (February, 1997). Thirteen of the twenty river areas reviewed for eligibility were considered suitable for classification/designation. River areas deemed "unsuitable" were not recommended for designation were released from wild and scenic river consideration. Additional supplemental information (plans, assessments, and amendments) are described in sections 1 and 3 of the record of decision (ROD).
On October 2, 1968, President Johnson signed the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, sponsored by Senator Frank Church. The act currently protects more than two hundred rivers in thirty-five states and Puerto Rico. The Act’s legacy is one of protecting the special character of certain rivers, while recognizing the potential for use and development. In June 2000, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) responded to growing public concern over the loss of open space by establishing the National Landscape Conservation System (NLCS). The NLCS stores some of the BLM’s premier designation areas in the hopes of increasing public awareness of the scientific, cultural, educational, ecological, and other values of these areas.
This polyline feature class and its attribution is purposed to establish a lineage of the river segments for future reference, as their boundaries may change over time. The feature class is related to the nlcs_wsr_orv_tbl (table) through the nlcs_wsr_orv_rel (relationship class).
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Description: Their attributes serve to store feature level metadata information for the lines, as well as document the origin and characteristics of each line segment.
The polyline feature class includes selected rivers in the United States preserved for possessing outstandingly, remarkable scenic, recreational, geologic, fish and wildlife, historic, cultural, or other similar values. Rivers, or sections of rivers, so designated are preserved in their free-flowing condition and are not dammed or otherwise improved.
Lines shall be segmented when any of the attributes change (e.g. when the classification changes) or to capture changes in Outstandingly Remarkable Value (ORV). Every river segment must have at least one record in the related table, nlcs_wsr_orv_tbl. Please see the Entity and Attribute section of this metadata for information regarding the ORV table (nlcs_wsr_orv_tbl) and its relationship to this feature class (nlcs_wsr_ln).
The footprints depicted in this NLCS feature-dataset are based on the results of the river suitability determination within the Record of Decision (ROD) (May 29, 1996) and the follow-up BLM Arizona Statewide Wild and Scenic Rivers Study/Report (February, 1997). Thirteen of the twenty river areas reviewed for eligibility were considered suitable for classification/designation. River areas deemed "unsuitable" were not recommended for designation were released from wild and scenic river consideration. Additional supplemental information (plans, assessments, and amendments) are described in sections 1 and 3 of the record of decision (ROD).
On October 2, 1968, President Johnson signed the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, sponsored by Senator Frank Church. The act currently protects more than two hundred rivers in thirty-five states and Puerto Rico. The Act’s legacy is one of protecting the special character of certain rivers, while recognizing the potential for use and development. In June 2000, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) responded to growing public concern over the loss of open space by establishing the National Landscape Conservation System (NLCS). The NLCS stores some of the BLM’s premier designation areas in the hopes of increasing public awareness of the scientific, cultural, educational, ecological, and other values of these areas.
This polyline feature class and its attribution is purposed to establish a lineage of the river segments for future reference, as their boundaries may change over time. The feature class is related to the nlcs_wsr_orv_tbl (table) through the nlcs_wsr_orv_rel (relationship class).
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Title: BLM AZ National Landscape Conservation System (NLCS) Wild and Scenic River (WSR)
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Comments: Their attributes serve to store feature level metadata information for the lines, as well as document the origin and characteristics of each line segment.
The polyline feature class includes selected rivers in the United States preserved for possessing outstandingly, remarkable scenic, recreational, geologic, fish and wildlife, historic, cultural, or other similar values. Rivers, or sections of rivers, so designated are preserved in their free-flowing condition and are not dammed or otherwise improved.
Lines shall be segmented when any of the attributes change (e.g. when the classification changes) or to capture changes in Outstandingly Remarkable Value (ORV). Every river segment must have at least one record in the related table, nlcs_wsr_orv_tbl. Please see the Entity and Attribute section of this metadata for information regarding the ORV table (nlcs_wsr_orv_tbl) and its relationship to this feature class (nlcs_wsr_ln).
The footprints depicted in this NLCS feature-dataset are based on the results of the river suitability determination within the Record of Decision (ROD) (May 29, 1996) and the follow-up BLM Arizona Statewide Wild and Scenic Rivers Study/Report (February, 1997). Thirteen of the twenty river areas reviewed for eligibility were considered suitable for classification/designation. River areas deemed "unsuitable" were not recommended for designation were released from wild and scenic river consideration. Additional supplemental information (plans, assessments, and amendments) are described in sections 1 and 3 of the record of decision (ROD).
On October 2, 1968, President Johnson signed the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, sponsored by Senator Frank Church. The act currently protects more than two hundred rivers in thirty-five states and Puerto Rico. The Act’s legacy is one of protecting the special character of certain rivers, while recognizing the potential for use and development. In June 2000, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) responded to growing public concern over the loss of open space by establishing the National Landscape Conservation System (NLCS). The NLCS stores some of the BLM’s premier designation areas in the hopes of increasing public awareness of the scientific, cultural, educational, ecological, and other values of these areas.
This polyline feature class and its attribution is purposed to establish a lineage of the river segments for future reference, as their boundaries may change over time. The feature class is related to the nlcs_wsr_orv_tbl (table) through the nlcs_wsr_orv_rel (relationship class).
Subject: This polyline feature class represents the line features for the Wild and Scenic Rivers (WSR) as part of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) AZ National Landscape Conservation System (NLCS).
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Keywords: Anthropology,Arizona,AZ,BLM,boundaries,Bureau of Land Management,Endangered,environment,Facility,Geology,geoscientificInformation,Geospatial,Jurisdiction,line,location,Management,nlcs,Paleontology,Public Lands,Recreation,river,scenic,structure,United States,Vegetation,Western States,wild,Wilderness,Wildlife,Withdrawal,wsr
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