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Quinnipiac Meadows Railroad Name: Nhmaingis.DBO.Cityboundary Line Data Compiled from Various Sources West Rock Amity Newhallville Prospect Beaver Hill Quinnipiac Hills East Rock Meadows Westville Dixwell NORTH Edgewood HAVEN Dwight Fair Haven West River Downtown Wooster Fair Sq/ Mill Haven River Heights Hill Long Wharf Annex Rd n Rd ernhard ave B H n le G d N d R East orwoo r r St e k D Shore ndo inste a a D Westm v e G r t O g e St A s id s d o c R b n t a a y l i e S t r p HAMDEN W i Po n n Pro i e vidence v St u A Q n r w se D to Melro e l Pa d wtucket Neighborhood Location id St M H a w t h o r n St e Cranston R r d D o Scarb d oro n a St G t Foxo S n Hill Rd t e s Ave s Smith o New b port St y E e AT C W IV ro PR ss S t F t io S re t S l t e v e s o e o v R A i r ie m 17 E l ll a is P S t C B l li u ff e T A e ss r um t pt S ion t S e t s s o b y e He F W S mi li un ng Roos nt s wa evelt S e y P St Ex t t R l t dg 103 e v St rt B A Albe a Quinnipiac c r A a n i v e p e s i n n i W Meadows u e Q l r t D o e na n n v Do S A t n S w aint o A t nth ony e l S d t East d d i r R M ny D p Ken t m an S u Lym Rock D Middletown ve F A o x B o lv n Rd d Emily F 5 ox 91 91 on Dani B el Dr lvd Qu inn ipia c C Barn t es Ave E a t s r S t D e l l e r t n e a S D t e v t S n A ow c et a dl i id p M i Rock n e St 80 n v i A u C Q l F i n a t o G w F r n o a n xo c A n e S B v l S t v e F d t ro nt St F Ol ox d on t Rd M e oxon St S a Av F on y D x n t o w o St to iley S F dle Ba w F id n e M i r n ry g S S t t t John r S on D r liams e il t l W a P Wilcox w t t S A x se r s EAST HAVEN P l Rio D E e V a D B i r e e St k r a Dove w P c L h l l n linton P t C Peck S Fox St h St Englis k St e Pec v A St c bard a Lom i Aly p Peck i k St n ec n P i u Bella M t Q Vist rd S a a D ba C t r m l Lo t lley l b A S i n y t n o S At St r n t m tha e w a Ch t A a v s t R t S e e a ard D b o m r E Lo o w S w e t n S i n t t g S S t t n o r F St am St rafton Chath G ck St ay St Limeri Hemingw P t A i t n S n S P l rafto y e y G i a n t S w e Pine P g P n o i l p m l a e r P H t e S e L v S t r e A k l w l i n d i e s s o kso s c n o Ja L S S n s w t t e u s t R Pine S o Fair Haven Fair R C l i n A t Haven Heights o R t n w u T n a A e o B t r B n v o L e uchet r W e ood r h i ill Rd g St S Clay h t t e S e v t v A A t c s a 1 F i p e i r St n r nis n F ran i y G u i l l Q m S o t r P e Marie St o S p e t l v a C r lif A S Ave t rand on n t G o S t C t g lift n on i St x t E e t L S a S s l t r t G a n ra L e o in n c t r d oln A P F ve A S t v s e n a r E e y St t lse R s Woo obe H rt P a uls son arker e S Ave o E ge St S t ss xchan t u E t R er d T S n t a i t l r e t m S v e l S l h A m n o x u o W o S r St t r e S ont lc n rp s t a Pie om e Ki u n S e S L C gs o t Dr woo H d r Legend Data Location ATTENTION: DISCLAIMER City of New Haven, Connecticut Neighborhood Building CementPad Parcel Boundary Line Limited Access Server: GISDB-FS Database: NHMainGIS Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.Airport_boundary Lake / River Foundation Deck Lake - Pond Highway Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.Harbor_RiverText_14400 Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.CityBoundary_CTTowns This map is intended for illustrative and Community-Based Planning processes. Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.Neighborhood_Analysis Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.Shoreline Every reasonable effort has been made to assure the accuracy of the map and data John DeStefano Jr., Mayor Ocean House Trailer FuelTank Shoreline Major Road Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.Building_Polygon_2007 Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.Neighborhood_Analysis provided; nevertheless, some information may not be accurate. The City of Swamp Pool LoadingRamp River Local Road Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.Geography_Polygon_2007 Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.Parcel_2008_line New Haven assumes no responsibility arising from the use of this information. Airport Boundary Ruins RocksBoulders Stream Minor Road Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.HydrologyLine2007 City Boundary Silo WaterTank Wetland Other Road Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.CNH_StreetCenterlines No warranty is made by the City of New Haven as to the accuracy, reliability or Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.Airport_runway Shoreline Smokestack Airport Runway Ramp completeness of these data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.UtilityLine_2007 Quinnipiac Meadows Railroad Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.CityBoundary_Line data compiled from various sources. Spatial information may not meet national map Name: NHMainGIS.DBO.HydrologyArea2007 accuracy standards. This information may be updated without notification. Neighborhood city_boundary Data Source Map Document Information Streets - City of New Haven, 2012 Railroads - GNHWPCA, Aerial Photography, 2007 Produced by the 0120 240 480 720 960 1,200 1,440 1,680 Neighborhoods - City Plan, 2002 Mxd: neighborhood_series.mxd Creation Date: March 1, 2013 Mxd Loacation: W: (Engineer-fs)\Private Last Modified: March 1, 2013 Office of Information Technology Feet \IT\Alec\working\Mxd\ Map Prepared by: Alec Vincitorio, GIS Analyst, (203) 946-6538, [email protected] Geographic Information System 1 inch = 342 feet.
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