Datasets 1-5 (of 74)

• BEDROCKUNITS  BEDROCKUNITS is a table that joins directly to the dataset BEDROCK by the item UNIT, to provide full descriptive names for UNIT codes. Fields include: UNIT, DESC. All fields are data type TEXT.
  
  
• CNTYCODES  CNTYCODES is a table that lists standardized names and unique identifiers for Maine counties, represented by two digits of FIPS55-3, Federal Information Processing Standard "CODES FOR NAMED POPULATED PLACES, PRIMARY COUNTY DIVISIONS, AND OTHER LOCATIONAL ENTITIES OF THE UNITED STATES". All fields are data type TEXT.
  
  
• DRGMETA  DRGMETA is a table that provides information, by TILE_NAME, on dates of the USGS topographic maps used to create DRGCLIP raster images. Fields include: TILE_NAME, USGS NAME, STATE, SCALE, MAP TYPE, CREATE DATE, STATUS, SOURCE DATE, PIXRESX, PIXRESY, ROWS_, COLUMNS. Relate fields are data type TEXT, date fields are data type DATE/TIME.
  
  
• FIRMMETA  FIRMMETA is a table that provides information on the hardcopy Flood Insurance Rate Map Panels used to create the county digital datasets FIRM. Fields include: SERIES, CIT_ABBREV, GEOCODE, TITLE, COUNTY, STATE, PANEL_DETAIL 1-17, SCALE 1-17, PUB_DATE, PUB_NAME, SRC_SCALE, SRC_MEDIA, SRC_CURRENT, MONTH, DAY, YEAR. All fields are data type TEXT.
  
  
• GEOCODES  GEOCODES is a table that lists standardized names and unique identifiers for Maine minor civil divisions and reservations, which represents the first official Standard Geographic Code endorsed and adopted by the Governor of Maine, on July 1, 1971. Geocodes have undergone subsequent revisions, all of which were "officially" rolled back to this 1971 list by Maine's Information Services Policy Board (ISPB), as of January 2000. In 1971, all Maine state agencies were requested to implement these five digit geocodes, in agency information systems, to build a base of data for Maine and to promote data sharing. Fields include: COMMONNAME, COUNTY, GEOCODE, STATUS, CODE1982, CODE1971, NOTES. The first two digits of the geocode represent the federal code (FIPS55-3) for Maine counties, the remaining three digits were assigned by Maine to uniquely identify each of Maine's MCDs and Reservations. As an information service to state agencies and the public, and in cooperation with the Maine State Planning Office, these "official" geocodes for Maine, are now maintained, updated and made available through the Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems (MEGIS). Periodic revision is necessary to reflect changes that occur, for example incorporation of a new minor civil division in 1998 required the addition of a new geocode. All fields are data type TEXT.