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NRI Internet Resources

Dickinson County Assessor's Office
http://www.iowaassessors.com/dickinson/index.html
The Dickinson County Assessor's Office has property assessment information in an online searchable database. Parcel information can be found using street address, deed holder, parcel number or city name. Residential and commercial/industrial searches can be performed to search for property and buildings.

IRIS - Iowa Rivers Information System
http://maps.gis.iastate.edu/iris/index.asp
An Internet based GIS relating physical, chemical, and biological information about Iowa's rivers. This site has viewable data incorporating geology, land cover, land use, watersheds, channel morphology, hydrology, water quality, biological information, etc. This site is currently a work in progress and will eventually include data for the entire state.

Iowa Lakeside Laboratory - Cooperative Lakes Area Monitoring Project (CLAMP)
http://www.ag.iastate.edu/centers/lakeside/igl/CLAMP/CLAMPhome.html
In 1999, a long term, unified water quality monitoring program was created in the Iowa Great Lakes region to determine how the water quality of the Lakes changes over time. Summaries for the data collected by CLAMP volunteers and the locations samples are taken from is accessible through this website.

IOWATER
http://www.iowater.net/
IOWATER is a statewide citizen-based volunteer water quality monitoring program started in 1998. The location of registered water monitoring stations, results of chemcial, physical and biological monitoring events performed at each station and photos (if available) can be viewed through their website.

Iowa's Fragile Flora
http://www.cgrer.uiowa.edu/herbarium/FragFloraIntro.htm
The database is a compilation of information on rare Iowa plants from four sources.

These sources are:
· five Iowa Administrative Code lists of endangered and threatened plant species (Iowa Administrative Code 1977, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1994),
· 1998 list proposed to supercede the 1994 Iowa Administrative Code list (J. Pearson, Iowa DNR, in litt. 1998),
· 1998 candidate list (J. Pearson, Iowa DNR, in litt. 1998), and
· lists from three endangered and threatened plant reports (Roosa & Eilers 1978, Roosa, Pusateri & Eilers 1986, and Roosa, Leoschke & Eilers 1989).

Five groups of plants/plant-like organisms - 1) vascular plants ('higher' plants), 2) mosses, 3) hepatics (liverworts), 4) lichens, and 5) fungi (mushrooms/toadstools) - are included in the database; however, most of the data pertain to vascular plants, which is the only group included in the Iowa Administrative Code lists of endangered and threatened plants. Information on rare and endangered plant species can be downloaded based on plant group, status (endangered, threatened, extirpated, etc.), or based on which rare Iowa plant source was used.

Iowa Archaeological Sites - Office of the State Archaeologist
http://www.uiowa.edu/~osa/gisatosa/
An Internet based GIS with viewable data about Iowa's archaeological sites. This site allows you to view the number of archaeological sites in a section and data regarding the types of sites that have been found in that section. Since locations of archaeological sites is sensitive information, detailed descriptions are not available at this website. For more information or a more specific location, you will need to contact the Office of the State Archaeologist in Iowa City at 319-384-0795 or Joe-Artz@uiowa.edu.

Iowa Internet Map Server
http://igic.gis.iastate.edu/iowaims/ims.html
Data that is available for download from the Natural Resources Geographic Information Systems (NRGIS) site can be selected to create a state or countywide map.

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