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U.S. Coastal Wetland Geospatial Collection

By Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
Collection viewer interactive map with swipe tool to compare data layers
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Users can navigate the collection by clicking on the tiles on the cover page or the tabbed menu. With the Collection viewer, users can use a swipe tool to compare layers and click to see the values for each pixel. Users can also add other data to the viewer and bookmark any locations of interest.

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