Crawford County, Pennsylvania tax parcel boundaries with CAMA (computer aided mass appraisal) information. Tax parcels are an approximate location and are NOT survey quality. This is a feature service and data can change at anytime without notice.Some features and fields have been redacted (features under the Right to Know laws / fields for Open Data version of data). Datasets with ALL fields are available for purchase at Crawford County GIS

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These features were developed to translate the zoning map ofthe municipalities of Crawford County, PA, to publicly-facing GIS information. The information here is an unofficial representation of zoning districts and those districts’ designations for the convenience of the public on the Crawford County GIS Webpage. The data was made according to the Crawford County Planning Office’s interpretation of the municipality’s official zoning map, and was adapted to conform to the County’s existing GIS data. The information here is not a substitute for a zoning officer’s determination of a zoning district and should not be used for making decisions of consequence.

These data contains boundary information for the municipalities of Crawford County, PA. The data were created according to the Crawford County Planning Office’s interpretation of maps researched and drawn by the County Planning Office in the late 1970s and 1980s, corroborated by official zoning maps. The GIS information is more precise than the print maps, which implies a false accuracy of the data. The boundaries are not surveyed, and the data are adjusted to fit with other County data already on file and changes to boundaries through court-ordered corrections or annexations from that time. The following rules were generally applied during digitization from the print maps to GIS: 1) Where boundary information was clearly represented as following a right-of-way edge, the edge was followed. 2) Where boundaries appeared to follow a right-of-way centerline or did not clearly follow a right-of-way edge, the boundaries were conformed to the GIS centerline and most often meet it at a perpendicular. Where right-of-ways appear with no existing GIS centerline, the centerline is estimated. 3) Where boundaries appear to cross roads at clear angles, the boundary line direction was retained and did not meet the road perpendicularly. 4) Where boundaries appeared to follow parcel lines, they were made to conform to parcel lines unless it would significantly distort the geometry or intended direction of the boundary line. Where boundary lines appeared to deliberately maintain a geometry, shape, or direction, the parcel lines were disregarded in favor of maintaining the boundary geometry. 5) Where boundaries appeared to clearly follow a water feature, the boundary was formed around what could be seen of that feature by 2014 PMAP orthographic photo-imagery if the feature did not also conform to a parcel boundary. For streams that form parcel boundaries, the centerline is estimated as a compromise between GIS parcel data and photo-imagery, unless egregious discrepancies lead either parcel data or photo imagry to be favored for practicality.

This web map powers the Public Safety Coverage webmap application that enables users to search various GIS data. Information is updated on a weekly basis. Please contact gisadmin@co.crawford.pa.us for any questions, edits, or issues with this application.Additional maps can be found at our GIS landing page.

Crawford County PA municipal election precincts areas. Data was created for web map/application use within public view.

description: The purpose of this internship is to determine the amount of wetland habitat created by beaver (Castor canadensis). Much of the U.S. wetland habitats have been drained and turned into agricultural productivity since the immigrants from Europe. Fortunately, through concerned waterfowl sportsmen, a refuge system was devised to buy land that contained excellent waterfowl habitat. The Erie National Wildlife Refuge (ENWR) is one of these refuges that was funded by sportsmen for the preservation of wetlands particularly those that are conducive to waterfowl. Since the devastation of the wetlands in the early 1900's, few areas have been turned back into wetlands. However, the case has been well documented as to the ability of beavers to modify their surrounding environment. With the increasing population of beaver much of the areas that were once wetlands are being converted back to wetlands. Although the ENWR is comprised of preexisting wetlands there are areas that were once agricultural lands that have been converted back to wetlands by the increasing beaver population. Crawford County is currently the leader in fur trapping of beaver in Pennsylvania and this shows the potential for increased wetlands in the ENWR. The importance of wetlands for waterfowl may seem like a no brainer, but it is important to understand the importance of beaver created wetlands for waterfowl and other wildlife species as well.; abstract: The purpose of this internship is to determine the amount of wetland habitat created by beaver (Castor canadensis). Much of the U.S. wetland habitats have been drained and turned into agricultural productivity since the immigrants from Europe. Fortunately, through concerned waterfowl sportsmen, a refuge system was devised to buy land that contained excellent waterfowl habitat. The Erie National Wildlife Refuge (ENWR) is one of these refuges that was funded by sportsmen for the preservation of wetlands particularly those that are conducive to waterfowl. Since the devastation of the wetlands in the early 1900's, few areas have been turned back into wetlands. However, the case has been well documented as to the ability of beavers to modify their surrounding environment. With the increasing population of beaver much of the areas that were once wetlands are being converted back to wetlands. Although the ENWR is comprised of preexisting wetlands there are areas that were once agricultural lands that have been converted back to wetlands by the increasing beaver population. Crawford County is currently the leader in fur trapping of beaver in Pennsylvania and this shows the potential for increased wetlands in the ENWR. The importance of wetlands for waterfowl may seem like a no brainer, but it is important to understand the importance of beaver created wetlands for waterfowl and other wildlife species as well.

Download .zipA soil mapping unit designates a specific type of soil which has unique characteristics including texture, slope, and erosion class.

The soil lines were raster scanned from inked mylars at 1 : 15,840 scale. Automated digitizing procedures were performed as found in the MAPLE SYRUP Manual (Soil Survey Orthorectification and Line Extraction). Raster to vector software was used for soil lines and CAD Software was used to clean-up. Labels were placed into polygons by visual alignment using CAD. Bodies of Water were alligned to an ortho-photo image except for areas less than two acres in size or areas that have been surface mined for coal since the Soil Survey was published. Areas less than two acres in size were shown as a point special feature labeled "WAT" in a separate coverage. Most errors found on the published soil maps were corrected by a soil scientist who referred to copies of the original soil survey field sheets. A few errors were field checked by soil scientists and corrected. Quality Assurance/ Quality control was conducted by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. All soil line placements and labels were checked and verified. In addition label placement locations for soil polygons were moved to the centroid of polygons where possible or to other locations to prevent the overlap of labels from adjoining polygons and special features. ARC/INFO software was used to edgematch quarter quadrangles of soil data which were then merged into a county-wide layer. This coverage is presently being reviewed by the USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service for compliance with SSURGO standards. This review may require that some changes be made to the data.

Original coverage data was converted from the .e00 file to a more standard ESRI shapefile(s) in November 2014.Contact Information:GIS Support, ODNR GIS ServicesOhio Department of Natural ResourcesReal Estate & Land ManagementReal Estate and Lands Management2045 Morse Rd, Bldg I-2Columbus, OH, 43229Telephone: 614-265-6462Email: gis.support@dnr.ohio.gov

Download .zipA potentiometric surface map is a contour map that represents the top of the ground water surface in an aquifer. The contour lines illustrate the potentiometric surface much like the contour lines of a topographic map represent a visual model of the ground surface. A potentiometric surface map is very similar to a water table map in that both show the horizontal direction and gradient of ground water flow.Contact Information:GIS Support, ODNR GIS ServicesOhio Department of Natural ResourcesDivision of Geological Survey2045 Morse Rd, Bldg I-2Columbus, OH, 43229Telephone: 614-265-6693Email: gis.support@dnr.ohio.gov

This data is a web map service (WMS) from directly connected to FEMA's GIS server. Any edits, changes, data updates are processed at their site and are reflected here as they update their web services.

This feature class is identical to the Crawford County Polling Places, the only difference is that it's connected to the Crawford County Municipal Election Districts feature class via a relationship class for the polling place locator web mapping application. The application requires the related data to function.

2019 General Election results from Crawford County, Pennsylvania, these results were certified from the election board. For further detailed results, visit the election results page.

Election Results | Join Data from 2020 General Election. All election results are official and have been certified by the Crawford County Pennsylvania Election Board

2018 General Election results for Crawford County, PA. All results have been certified by the Election Board. Data is public use and unrestricted.