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Map II.1 Inland Water Features Map II.1 Inland Water Features U X B R I D G E, M A D O U G L A S, M A W d H . Ironstone Roa i l D Hemlock l o R ug Emerson Brook- Brook o la a s Blackstone River d Tu rn Wallum pi Chockalog ke Lake River Buck Hill Pond Cold Tucker Spring 100 Brook Brook Clear 96 E River . W Nipmuc River Slatersville B a Spring u l c l k u H Branch River and i m Lake ll Clear River 98 River R L o a a Reservoirs k d e R d . Round 100 7 N O R TH T H O M P S O N, C T Pond S M I T H F I E L D, R I Wilson 107 Branch River Reservoir Clear Wakefield River Pond Leland Clear Brook River Branch River 98 J a c k s lin Road o Tark n S c Upper Fivemile River h 102 o o lh o C u o Tarkiln s o Brook e R p d. e 100 r Chepachet River H i l Chepachet l River R Pascoag o Sucker a d Reservoir Pond Wilbur Pond P U T N A M, C T G L O C E S T E R, R I TOWN OF BURRILLVILLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - MAY 2018 Inland Water Features 1% Annual Chance Flood Hazard Watershed Boundary Zone A Zone AE This map is not the product of a Professional Land Survey. It was Dataset: HUC 12 created by the Horsley Witten Group, Inc. for general reference, Ecological Communities Classification informational, planning, or guidance use, and is not a legally 0.2% Annual Chance authoritative source as to location of natural or manmade features. Flood Hazard Proper interpretation of this map may require the assistance of Forested Areas ± appropriate professional services. The Horsley Witten Group, Inc. Regulatory Floodway Wetlands Miles makes no warranty, express or implied, related to the spatial accuracy, 0 0.75 (Estuarine & Palustrine) reliability, completeness, or currentness of this map. *Data Source: RIGIS Map II.2 Valuable Agricultural Soils U X B R I D G E, M A D O U G L A S, M A W d H . Ironstone Roa i l D Hemlock l o R ug Brook o la a s d Tu rn Wallum pi Chockalog ke Lake River Buck Hill Pond Cold Tucker Spring 100 Brook Brook Clear 96 E River . W Nipmuc River Slatersville B a Spring u l c l k u H Branch River and i m Lake ll 98 River R L o a a Reservoirs k d e R d . Round 100 7 N O R TH T H O M P S O N, C T Pond S M I T H F I E L D, R I Wilson 107 Reservoir Clear Wakefield River Pond Leland Clear Brook River Branch River 98 J a c k s lin Road o Tark n S c h 102 o o lh o C u o Tarkiln s e o Brook R p d. e 100 r H i l Chepachet l River R Pascoag o Sucker a d Reservoir Pond Wilbur Pond P U T N A M, C T G L O C E S T E R, R I TOWN OF BURRILLVILLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - MAY 2018 Valuable Agricultural Soils Valuable Agricultural Soils This map is not the product of a Professional Land Survey. It was created by the Horsley Witten Group, Inc. for general reference, Developed Areas informational, planning, or guidance use, and is not a legally authoritative source as to location of natural or manmade features. Proper interpretation of this map may require the assistance of ± appropriate professional services. The Horsley Witten Group, Inc. Miles makes no warranty, express or implied, related to the spatial accuracy, 0 0.75 reliability, completeness, or currentness of this map. *Data Source: RIGIS Map II.3 Areas Prone to Flooding U X B R I D G E, M A D O U G L A S, M A W d H . Ironstone Roa i l D Hemlock l o R ug Brook o la a s d Tu rn Wallum pi Chockalog ke Lake River Buck Hill Pond Cold Tucker Spring 100 Brook Brook Clear 96 E River . W Nipmuc River Slatersville B a Spring u l c l k u H Branch River and i m Lake ll 98 River R L o a a Reservoirs k d e R d . Round 100 7 N O R TH T H O M P S O N, C T Pond S M I T H F I E L D, R I Wilson 107 Reservoir Clear Wakefield River Pond Leland Clear Brook River Branch River 98 J a c k s lin Road o Tark n S c h 102 o o lh o C u o Tarkiln s e o Brook R p d. e 100 r H i l Chepachet l River R Pascoag o Sucker a d Reservoir Pond Wilbur Pond P U T N A M, C T G L O C E S T E R, R I TOWN OF BURRILLVILLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - MAY 2018 Exposure to Flooding Flood Hazard Areas This map is not the product of a Professional Land Survey. It was created by the Horsley Witten Group, Inc. for general reference, informational, planning, or guidance use, and is not a legally authoritative source as to location of natural or manmade features. Proper interpretation of this map may require the assistance of ± appropriate professional services. The Horsley Witten Group, Inc. Miles makes no warranty, express or implied, related to the spatial accuracy, 0 0.75 reliability, completeness, or currentness of this map. *Data Source: RIGIS Map II.4 Conservation Areas U X B R I D G E, M A D O U G L A S, M A W d H . Ironstone Roa i l D Hemlock l o R ug Brook o la a s d Tu rn Wallum pi Chockalog ke Lake River Buck Hill Pond Cold Tucker Spring 100 Brook Brook Clear 96 E River . W Nipmuc River Slatersville B a Spring u l c l Branch k u H River and i m Lake River ll 98 R L o a a Reservoirs k d e R d . Round 100 N O R TH T H O M P S O N, C T Pond 7 S M I T H F I E L D, R I Wilson 107 Reservoir Clear Wakefield River Pond Leland Clear Brook River Branch River J a c k s lin Road o Tark n 98 S c h 102 o o lh o C u o Tarkiln s o Brook e R p d. e 100 r H i l Chepachet l River R Pascoag o Sucker a d Reservoir Pond Wilbur Pond P U T N A M, C T G L O C E S T E R, R I TOWN OF BURRILLVILLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - MAY 2018 Conservation Areas (Local & State) Local Conservation Areas State Conservation Areas This map is not the product of a Professional Land Survey. It was Conservation Intent Agricultural Development Rights created by the Horsley Witten Group, Inc. for general reference, informational, planning, or guidance use, and is not a legally Deed Restriction authoritative source as to location of natural or manmade features. Conservation Easement Proper interpretation of this map may require the assistance of Easement Recreation ± appropriate professional services. The Horsley Witten Group, Inc. Fee Title Miles makes no warranty, express or implied, related to the spatial accuracy, Easement 0 0.75 Fee Simple Interest Forestry Easement reliability, completeness, or currentness of this map. *Data Source: RIGIS Map II.5 Conservation Opportunity Areas U X B R I D G E, M A D O U G L A S, M A W d H . Ironstone Roa i l D Hemlock l o R ug Brook o la a s d Tu rn Wallum pi Chockalog ke Lake River Buck Hill Pond Cold Tucker Spring 100 Brook Brook Clear 96 E River . W Nipmuc River Slatersville B a Spring u l c l k u H Branch River and i m Lake ll 98 River R L o a a Reservoirs k d e R d . Round 100 7 N O R TH T H O M P S O N, C T Pond S M I T H F I E L D, R I Wilson 107 Reservoir Clear Wakefield River Pond Leland Clear Brook River Branch River 98 J a c k s lin Road o Tark n S c h 102 o o lh o C u o Tarkiln s o Brook e R p d. e 100 r H i l Chepachet l River R Pascoag o Sucker a d Reservoir Pond Wilbur Pond P U T N A M, C T G L O C E S T E R, R I TOWN OF BURRILLVILLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - MAY 2018 Conservation Opportunity Areas High Value / High Vulnerability Habitat This map is not the product of a Professional Land Survey. It was Ecological Land Unit created by the Horsley Witten Group, Inc. for general reference, informational, planning, or guidance use, and is not a legally authoritative source as to location of natural or manmade features. Composite Conservation Opportunity Areas Proper interpretation of this map may require the assistance of ± appropriate professional services. The Horsley Witten Group, Inc. Natural Heritage Area Miles makes no warranty, express or implied, related to the spatial accuracy, 0 0.75 Corridor reliability, completeness, or currentness of this map.
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