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Aerial Detection Survey: 2012 Results
Google Earth Information
Google Earth combines satellite imagery, maps and a search engine to display geographic information. The 2012 aerial survey results are available for viewing through Google Earth and Google Maps. Google Earth imagery and photographs are taken by satellites and aircraft sometime over the last three years and vary in resolution; therefore tree mortality may not be visible within the polygons. If you would like to download the free Google Earth Program, click the following icon:
If you already have Google Earth, follow the directions below:
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2012 Aerial Survey Results
(June 18 Update) (June 28 Update) (July 5 Update) (July 18 Update)
(July 26 Update) (Aug 1 Update) (Aug 10 Update) (Aug 17 Update)
(Aug 27 Update) (Aug 31 Update) (Sept 6 Update)
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