The County of Oxford Official Plan document outlines the policies and objectives that have been established in an effort to guide and manage the use of land and resources within the county. The Official Plan was adopted by Oxford County Council in 1995, and has since been amended and expanded in response to Provincial Policy Statements and the Official Plan Review process. The digital Official Plan data layer was created to represent lands in Oxford County with designations as defined in the Official Plan document. The data is used to produce numerous schedules in the map portion of the document. It is accessible from within the county's corporate Geographic Information System (GIS) applications for use in site specific queries, analyses, etc. The data is changed through the process of application and subsequent Official Plan Amendments (OPAs) and Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) orders.

A representation of the primarily natural watercourses, including rivers, lakes, marshes, and reservoirs, in Oxford County. In 2008, County of Oxford staff undertook a project to assess and consolidate a number of watercourse layers (referred to internally as drainage layers) within the County's GIS. The purpose was to have a single source of data that is referenced for both mapping and analysis, that spatially represents what is on the ground, that is consistent with the drainage layer referenced by other agencies (including provincial ministries, conservation authorities, etc), and that includes the value-added attribute information that had been attributed against various versions of the drainage layer within the County's GIS. The spatial data that was the basis for this new consolidated watercourse layer came from the Natural Resource Values Information System (NRVIS) water_segment shapefile. Additional attributes such as those that provide an indication of fish habitat (cold water, warm water and threatened or endangered species), archeological potential, etc have been transferred to this spatial data from existing drainage layers in use at the County. This data layer further includes an indication as to whether the feature is permanent or intermittent. In October, 2013, the drainage_poly coverage was converted to this geodatabase feature class and renamed Waterbody.

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The purpose of this study is to characterize the current state of the agricultural resources, identify areas where the resource is at risk and to provide a snapshot of their status for public information. An upgraded provincial soil data base is available for much of the Lake Erie Basin. A major gap in the database for this area is Oxford County. The existing soil map for Oxford County was upgraded so that it was compatible with adjacent county/regional municipality information. The upgrade was undertaken according to present standards outlined by the Ontario Centre for Soil Resource Evaluation (OCSRE). The study focused on slope information generation, soil reliability checking and development of information and maps in electronic format. The soil polygons produced during the original Oxford County soil survey were used. The digitally generated slope polygons were then overlain over the original soil map. To generate the slope information for Oxford County, a Geographic Information System (GIS) was used to produce a digital terrain model. A triangulated irregular network (TIN) with a set of adjacent non-overlapping triangles was used to perform the digital terrain modelling. A stratified, random transect method was used for field verification purposes. This sampling procedure was used to verify slope mapping and provide an estimate of soil reliability for each soil polygon. The information compiled facilitated the production of an upgraded 1:50,000 map in electronic format. The field verification of the digitally generated slope information showed that the GIS generated slope information was accurate. Sixty-five percent of the slopes verified in the field agreed with the digitally slope class polygons, while an additional 30 percent were within one slope class. The original soil information was also fairly accurate. Field studies showed that 56 percent of the soils were identified as mapped, while 74 percent were found within the correct soil catena. Most of the discrepancies were due to differences in drainage class. In counties where no slope information is available, this method of digitally generating slope information can be used to upgrade soil maps to include slope information.

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The Maine Geoparcel Viewer Application allows users to search and view available digital parcel data for Organized Townships and Unorganized Territories in the State of Maine. The Maine GeoLibrary and the Maine Office of GIS do not maintain parcel data for communities, cannot verify parcel ownership, and are not responsible for individual parcel data verification or updating emergency records concerning parcel addresses. If you have questions about a specific parcel, please contact the appropriate Town Office or County Registry of Deeds for the most up-to-date information.Within Maine, real property data is maintained by the government organization responsible for assessing and collecting property tax for a given location. Organized towns and townships maintain authoritative data for their communities and may voluntarily submit these data to the Maine GeoLibrary Parcel Project. The "Maine Parcels Organized Towns Feature" layer and "Maine Parcels Organized Towns ADB" table are the product of these voluntary submissions. Communities provide updates to the Maine GeoLibrary on a non-regular basis, which affects the currency of Maine GeoLibrary parcels data; some data are more than ten years old. Please contact the appropriate Town Office or the County Registry of Deeds for more up-to-date parcel information. Organized Town data should very closely match registry information, except in the case of in-process property conveyance transactions.In Unorganized Territories (defined as those regions of the state without a local government that assesses real property and collects property tax), Maine Revenue Services is the authoritative source for parcel data. The "Maine Parcels Unorganized Territory" layer is the authoritative GIS data layer for the Unorganized Territories. However, it must always be used with auxiliary data obtained from the online resources of Maine Revenue Services to compile up-to-date parcel ownership information.

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The Oxfordshire Historic Landscape Characterisation (HLC) Project commenced in October 2012, funded by Historic England and hosted by Oxfordshire County Council (OCC). Due to a change in key personnel, the Project was not brought to a close until July 2017. The Oxfordshire HLC is the final project to be completed (outside of London) within Historic England’s national programme and represents the comprehensive coverage of HLC data across England. The aims of the Oxfordshire HLC were: To characterise, digitally map and make available in a web-based format, the historic dimension of the current landscape of Oxfordshire, in order to inform its management, conservation, and understanding at a local, county, regional, and national level. The Oxfordshire HLC project, therefore, identified and recorded evidence of the processes which have shaped the character of the current landscape. To achieve this, polygons, units of land grouped by shared characteristics, were mapped across the whole of the county. For each spatially distinct polygon, data were recorded in an Access database. This included information on the dominant attributes common to the polygon, the Broad and HLC Types those attributes assigned the polygon to, the date of origin of the current landscape type, previous landscape types, associated monuments, and evidence sources used. This methodology was primarily desk-based, using maps and aerial photographs as the primary sources of evidence. A photographic survey was conducted in the field to enhance understanding of different HLC Types. All mapping was carried out within MapInfo, a GIS program, and the linked database was created within the HLC module of HBSMR, an Access database developed and managed by Exegesis. Accuracy of Content: The level of detail and the accuracy of the information held on each HLC type reflect the nature or content of the sources used to compile the record. Users of this data should consult the HER to clarify the level of reliability and/or precision that should be afforded to information derived from the HBSMR. The Site and its Content is provided for your general information only; we do not undertake that Content will always be accurate and complete. Therefore, if you propose to do, or refrain from doing, something in reliance upon Content you find on the Site, you must check the accuracy of the relevant Content by some other means.

Soil Survey PublicationsON 00 - Preliminary Soil Survey of Southwestern Ontario (1923)ON 02 - Soil Survey Report Elgin County (1929)ON 03 - Soil Survey Report Kent County (1930)ON 05 - Soil Survey Report Welland County (1935)ON 06 - Soil Survey Report Middlesex County (1931)ON 07 - Soil Survey Report Carleton County (1944)ON 08 - Reconnaissance Soil Survey of Parts of Northwestern Ontario (1944)ON 09 - Soil Survey Report Durham County (1946)ON 10 - Soil Survey Report Prince Edward County (1948)ON 11 - Soil Survey Report Essex County (1949)ON 12 - Soil Survey Report Grenville County (1949)ON 13 - Soil Survey Report Huron County (1952)ON 14 - Soil Survey Report Dundas County (1952)ON 15 - Soil Survey Report Perth County (1952)ON 16 - Soil Survey Report Bruce County (1954)ON 17 - Soil Survey Report Grey County (1954)ON 18 - Soil Survey Report Peel County (1953)ON 19 - Soil Survey Report York County (1955)ON 20 - Soil Survey Report Stormont County (1954)ON 21 - Soil Survey Report New Liskeard - Englehart Area (1952)ON 22 - Soil Survey Report Lambton County (1957)ON 23 - Soil Survey Report Ontario County (1956)ON 24 - Soil Survey Report Glengarry County (1957)ON 25 - Soil Survey Report Victoria County (1957)ON 26 - Soil Survey Report Manitoulin Island (1959)ON 27 - Soil Survey Report Hastings County (1962)ON 28 - Soil Survey Report Oxford County (1961)ON 28a - Soil Survey Report Oxford County Upgrade (1996)ON 29 - Soil Survey Report Simcoe County (1962)ON 30 - Soil Associations of Southern Ontario (1964)ON 31 - Soil Survey Report Parry Sound County (1962)ON 32 - Soil Survey Report Wentworth County (1965)ON 33 - Soil Survey Report Prescott Russell County (1962)ON 34 - Soil Survey Report Lincoln County (1963)ON 35 - Soil Survey Report Wellington County (1963)ON 36 - Soil Survey Report Lennox Addington County (1963)ON 37 - Soil Survey Report Renfrew County (1964)ON 38 - Soil Survey Report Dufferin County (1964)ON 39 - Soil Survey Report Frontenac County (1966)ON 40 - Soil Survey Report Lanark County (1967)ON 41 - Soil Survey Report Leeds County (1968)ON 42 - Soil Survey Report Northumberland County (1974)ON 43 - Soil Survey Report Halton County (1971)ON 44 - Soil Survey Report Waterloo County (1971)ON 44a - Soil Survey Report Waterloo County Upgrade (1996)ON 45 - Soil Survey Report Peterborough County (1981)ON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - MathesonON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - PamourON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - TimminsON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - Iroquois FallsON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - Kirkland LakeON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - Porquis JunctionON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - Timmins / Noranda / Rouyn AreaON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Jarvis RiverON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - LoonON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - ParthON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - SunshineON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Thunder BayON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Thunder Bay AreaON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Kakabeka FallsON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Onion LakeON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Pigeon RiverON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - CapreolON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - ChelmsfordON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - ConistonON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - Copper CliffON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - EspanolaON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - Lake TemagamiON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - MilnetON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - NoelvilleON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - SudburyON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - VernerON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - Whitefish FallsON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - AlgomaON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Blind River - Sault Ste Marie AreaON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Bruce MinesON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Dean LakeON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Ile ParisienneON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Iron BridgeON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - MadawansonON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Pancake BayON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Sault Ste MarieON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - SearchmountON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - SpanishON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - St. Joseph IslandON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Whisky LakeON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - Arbor VitaeON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - EmoON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - Fort FrancesON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - Fort Frances - Rainy River AreaON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - Northwest BayON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - Rainy RiverON 52 - Soils of Kenora-Dryden-Pointe Du Bois Area (1987) - Crowduck LakeON 52 - Soils of Kenora-Dryden-Pointe Du Bois Area (1987) - DrydenON 52 - Soils of Kenora-Dryden-Pointe Du Bois Area (1987) - KeewatinON 52 - Soils of Kenora-Dryden-Pointe Du Bois Area (1987) - Vermilion BayON 53 - Soils of Pukaskwa National Park (1985) - PukaskwaON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - KioskON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - Marten LakeON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - MattawaON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - North BayON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - PowassonON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - Sturgeon FallsON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - TemiscamingON 55 - Soil Survey Report Brant County (1989)ON 56 - Soil Survey Report Middlesex County (1992)ON 57 - Soil Survey Report Regional Municipality Haldimand Norfolk (1984)ON 58 - Soil Survey Report Regional Municipality Ottawa Carleton (1987)ON 59 - Soils of Gogama Area (1986) - CharltonON 59 - Soils of Gogama Area (1986) - ElkON 59 - Soils of Gogama Area (1986) - GogamaON 60 - Soil Survey Report Regional Municipality Niagara (1989)ON 61 - Soil Survey Report Chapleau Foleyet (1984)ON 63 - Soil Survey Report Elgin County (1992)ON 64 - Soil Survey Report Kent County Upgrade (1994)ON 90 - Soil Survey Report Ville Marie (1990)ON 98 - Location and Extent of the Soils of Southern Ontario (1998)

Soil Survey PublicationsON 00 - Preliminary Soil Survey of Southwestern Ontario (1923)ON 02 - Soil Survey Report Elgin County (1929)ON 03 - Soil Survey Report Kent County (1930)ON 05 - Soil Survey Report Welland County (1935)ON 06 - Soil Survey Report Middlesex County (1931)ON 07 - Soil Survey Report Carleton County (1944)ON 08 - Reconnaissance Soil Survey of Parts of Northwestern Ontario (1944)ON 09 - Soil Survey Report Durham County (1946)ON 10 - Soil Survey Report Prince Edward County (1948)ON 11 - Soil Survey Report Essex County (1949)ON 12 - Soil Survey Report Grenville County (1949)ON 13 - Soil Survey Report Huron County (1952)ON 14 - Soil Survey Report Dundas County (1952)ON 15 - Soil Survey Report Perth County (1952)ON 16 - Soil Survey Report Bruce County (1954)ON 17 - Soil Survey Report Grey County (1954)ON 18 - Soil Survey Report Peel County (1953)ON 19 - Soil Survey Report York County (1955)ON 20 - Soil Survey Report Stormont County (1954)ON 21 - Soil Survey Report New Liskeard - Englehart Area (1952)ON 22 - Soil Survey Report Lambton County (1957)ON 23 - Soil Survey Report Ontario County (1956)ON 24 - Soil Survey Report Glengarry County (1957)ON 25 - Soil Survey Report Victoria County (1957)ON 26 - Soil Survey Report Manitoulin Island (1959)ON 27 - Soil Survey Report Hastings County (1962)ON 28 - Soil Survey Report Oxford County (1961)ON 28a - Soil Survey Report Oxford County Upgrade (1996)ON 29 - Soil Survey Report Simcoe County (1962)ON 30 - Soil Associations of Southern Ontario (1964)ON 31 - Soil Survey Report Parry Sound County (1962)ON 32 - Soil Survey Report Wentworth County (1965)ON 33 - Soil Survey Report Prescott Russell County (1962)ON 34 - Soil Survey Report Lincoln County (1963)ON 35 - Soil Survey Report Wellington County (1963)ON 36 - Soil Survey Report Lennox Addington County (1963)ON 37 - Soil Survey Report Renfrew County (1964)ON 38 - Soil Survey Report Dufferin County (1964)ON 39 - Soil Survey Report Frontenac County (1966)ON 40 - Soil Survey Report Lanark County (1967)ON 41 - Soil Survey Report Leeds County (1968)ON 42 - Soil Survey Report Northumberland County (1974)ON 43 - Soil Survey Report Halton County (1971)ON 44 - Soil Survey Report Waterloo County (1971)ON 44a - Soil Survey Report Waterloo County Upgrade (1996)ON 45 - Soil Survey Report Peterborough County (1981)ON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - MathesonON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - PamourON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - TimminsON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - Iroquois FallsON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - Kirkland LakeON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - Porquis JunctionON 46 - Soils of Timmins-Noranda-Rouyn (1978) - Timmins / Noranda / Rouyn AreaON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Jarvis RiverON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - LoonON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - ParthON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - SunshineON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Thunder BayON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Thunder Bay AreaON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Kakabeka FallsON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Onion LakeON 48 - Soils of Thunder Bay Area (1981) - Pigeon RiverON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - CapreolON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - ChelmsfordON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - ConistonON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - Copper CliffON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - EspanolaON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - Lake TemagamiON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - MilnetON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - NoelvilleON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - SudburyON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - VernerON 49 - Soils of Sudbury Area (1983) - Whitefish FallsON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - AlgomaON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Blind River - Sault Ste Marie AreaON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Bruce MinesON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Dean LakeON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Ile ParisienneON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Iron BridgeON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - MadawansonON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Pancake BayON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Sault Ste MarieON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - SearchmountON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - SpanishON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - St. Joseph IslandON 50 - Soils of Blind River - Sault Ste Marie Area (1983) - Whisky LakeON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - Arbor VitaeON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - EmoON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - Fort FrancesON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - Fort Frances - Rainy River AreaON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - Northwest BayON 51 - Soils of Fort Frances - Rainy River Area (1984) - Rainy RiverON 52 - Soils of Kenora-Dryden-Pointe Du Bois Area (1987) - Crowduck LakeON 52 - Soils of Kenora-Dryden-Pointe Du Bois Area (1987) - DrydenON 52 - Soils of Kenora-Dryden-Pointe Du Bois Area (1987) - KeewatinON 52 - Soils of Kenora-Dryden-Pointe Du Bois Area (1987) - Vermilion BayON 53 - Soils of Pukaskwa National Park (1985) - PukaskwaON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - KioskON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - Marten LakeON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - MattawaON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - North BayON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - PowassonON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - Sturgeon FallsON 54 - Soils of North Bay Area (1986) - TemiscamingON 55 - Soil Survey Report Brant County (1989)ON 56 - Soil Survey Report Middlesex County (1992)ON 57 - Soil Survey Report Regional Municipality Haldimand Norfolk (1984)ON 58 - Soil Survey Report Regional Municipality Ottawa Carleton (1987)ON 59 - Soils of Gogama Area (1986) - CharltonON 59 - Soils of Gogama Area (1986) - ElkON 59 - Soils of Gogama Area (1986) - GogamaON 60 - Soil Survey Report Regional Municipality Niagara (1989)ON 61 - Soil Survey Report Chapleau Foleyet (1984)ON 63 - Soil Survey Report Elgin County (1992)ON 64 - Soil Survey Report Kent County Upgrade (1994)ON 90 - Soil Survey Report Ville Marie (1990)ON 98 - Location and Extent of the Soils of Southern Ontario (1998)