Useful Geographic Information Sites

Last Modified: 09/25/2007

• Provides One Stop Shopping for natural resources or environmental data at anytime, from anywhere, to anyone. The Gateway allows you to choose your area of interest, browse and select data from our catalog, customize the format, and have it downloaded for free, or shipped on CD for a fee.

Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) - Fish and Wildlife Digital Atlas

• The Oklahoma WMA Data Viewer provides maps to Internet users via technology called an Internet Mapping Server, or IMS. The IMS is basically a computer that displays a map made up from individual data layers.  These layers come from a variety of sources including satellite imagery, aerial photographs, or others created by governmental agencies. Altogether, the IMS has more than 150 individual data layers that can be displayed over the Internet for you to view and/or print.  Anyone with an internet connection can use this mapping service, great for schools, libraries, local and state governments.

• WIMS is an Internet based map server that enables the user to create their own custom maps by selecting an area of interest and map layers to display. Layers available include Oklahoma water resources, political boundaries, geology and aerial images. A supported Web browser is all that is needed to use WIMS.

• OCGI provides interactive vector layer base maps, downloadable shapefiles, available in USGS Albers Projection, or Geographic NAD83 Coordinate.

The University of Oklahoma - Center for Spatial Analysis

• Oklahoma data warehouse interactive mapper; statewide vector data layers.

• Contains 3.3 tera-bytes of high resolution USGS aerial imagery and USGS topographic maps. You can locate imagery by clicking on a map, entering a city or town name in the "Search TerraServer" form at the top of the page, or entering a U.S. street address. Click on Advanced Find to see other methods for searching our imagery database.

The inclusion of a commercial site does not constitute an endorsement of the site by USDA or by NRCS or by any employee of USDA or NRCS.

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