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Conservation Security Program (CSP) Watersheds, FY-2005

Updated 4/5/2005

For a more detailed State map, click on a State under "State Map" in the list below.  For your watershed CSP sign-up information, click on the "State CSP Web Page" below.

Map of 2005 CSP Watersheds

Download U.S. CSP Watersheds - 2005 Map

The data table is available inAdobe Acrobat DocumentAdobe Acrobat  format.

Adobe Acrobat DocumentCSP 2005 Watersheds List

Adobe Acrobat DocumentCSP 2005 Watersheds List Summary

Adobe Acrobat DocumentCSP 2005 Watersheds by County
 

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State Map State CSP Web Page State Map State CSP Web Page
Alabama Alabama Nebraska Nebraska
Alaska Alaska Nevada Nevada
Arizona Arizona New Hampshire New Hampshire
Arkansas Arkansas New Jersey New Jersey
California California New Mexico New Mexico
Colorado Colorado New York New York
Connecticut Connecticut North Carolina North Carolina
Delaware Delaware North Dakota North Dakota
Florida Florida Ohio Ohio
Georgia Georgia Oklahoma Oklahoma
Hawaii Hawaii Oregon Oregon
Idaho Idaho Pennsylvania Pennsylvania
Illinois Illinois Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
Indiana Indiana Rhode Island Rhode Island
Iowa Iowa South Carolina South Carolina
Kansas Kansas South Dakota South Dakota
Kentucky Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee
Louisiana Louisiana Texas Texas
Maine Maine Utah Utah
Maryland Maryland Vermont Vermont
Massachusetts Massachusetts Virginia Virginia
Michigan Michigan Washington Washington
Minnesota Minnesota West Virginia West Virginia
Mississippi Mississippi Wisconsin Wisconsin
Missouri Missouri Wyoming Wyoming
Montana Montana

FY-2005 CSP Factoids

In FY 2005, the Conservation Security Program will touch…
• every State and the Caribbean Area,
• 220 watersheds (8-digit hydrologic unit code),
• nearly 1,000 conservation districts, and
• about 1,000 counties, parishes, and municipios
... which are home to over 90 million people.

Combined, these watersheds include about 185 million acres, an area about the size of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida (which total 190.5 million acres).

About 235,000 farms and ranches are within these watershed boundaries and they cover about 100 million acres, an area nearly the size of California (which is 101 million acres).

14 of these watersheds include more than 5 percent Tribal lands, accounting for about 2 million acres of Tribal land.

Overall, these farms and ranches help us meet our goal of offering CSP to participants in all of our watersheds with working agricultural lands over the next 8 years.

About 54 percent of the farmland is cropland and 46 percent is grazing land.

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