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Long Beach Sewage! Plant Schoolhouse Lagoon ! à Hicks Beach Ouimet CanalHagen Canal ! 4 Locations of Helicopter Larviciding Far Rockaway Bay à Bob Jones Canal 6 East Rockaway Inlet Reynolds Channel Jones Beach St Pk Point Lookout Short Beach Basin Area Name Lido Beach 5 3 Bay CanalAnchor Canal ! Long Beach Atlantic Beach West Atlantic Beach 2 1. Jones Beach - West End ll 2. " " - Area Between West End ll & West End l Rockaway Inlet East Atlantic Beach 3. " " - Area Between West End l & Park Field l Jones Inlet 4. " " - Area Between Parking Field l & Softball Fields 5. " " - Area West of Coast Guard Station 1 6. " " - State House 7. " " - Area East & West of Marginal Road 8. " " - Area Between Park Field 3&4 9. " " - Marine Theatre 10. " " - High Hill Dump 11. Tobay Beach - JFK Sanctuary 12. Hewlett Bay - Pearsalls Hassock 13. " " - West Meadow Island ATLANTIC OCEAN 14. Point Lookout - Alders Island 15. Lido Beach - Nike Base 16. Jones Beach - Meadow Island 17. Tobay Beach - Tobay West Parking Lot 18. " " - Tobay East Parking Lot 19. Lawrence - Bannister Creek 800oz 20. Lawrence - Bannister Island MAP Legend LOCATION MAP OF à USER_EDITS_DPW.Mosquito_Traps_2013_1 Railroad ! PWS_Storage_Tanks COUNTY Parks µ 0 1,400 2,800 NASSAU COUNTY Feet USER_EDITS_DPW.Larviciding_Areas_2014_1 DEC_Owned_Lands_in_Nassau Larvacides Currently Used on Barrier Beach Islands AREA_NAME Nassau County BARRIER ISLANDS NASSAU.CountyRoadCenterlines Barrier Island Treated by Ground Application Methoprene Altosid Liquid EPA Reg #2724-446 NASSAU.StreetCenterlines Currently Surveyed & DEC Notification on Surveying all other roads Bacillus Thuringiensis Israelensis Currently Surveyed but No DEC Notification Necessary Federal AquaBac 200 CG EPA Reg #62637-3 Geographic Information System Helicopter Spray Areas VectoBac 12AS EPA Reg #73049-38 This product is for informational purposes and may not have been prepared for, or be suitable for legal, engineering, or surveying purposes. Nassau County makes no representations or warranties, expressed or implied, concerning the State accuracy, completeness, reliability or suitability for the use of this information. LARVICIDING Nassau County assumes no liability associated with the use or misuse of such Not Surveyed but DEC Notification Required if Surveyed information. Copyright 1993-2014 NASSAU.Wetland County of Nassau, New York .
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