| The study site in Williamstown covers 2.5mi of Route 2. The image right and the one that follows below, were both taken from Google StreetView.
The road is two-laned, sloped, bisecting Taconic Trail State Forest, forested on both sides, with no residential or commercial development. |
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| Conserved lands nearby include Taconic Trail State Forest which surrounds the road, Mount Greylock State Forest 3 miles to the southeast, and Green Mountain National Forest 2 miles to the north. |  |
| This map serves to illustrate the location of the study site relative to other noteworthy features.
Specs- extent: 60,000 layers: gray topographic with roads edited CAPS data (red circles) |
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| This map shows the topography at a closer extent and highlights nearby culverts and bridges.
Specs- extent: 20,000 layers: gray topography with roads edited CAPS data (red circles) unsurveyed culverts and bridges (yellow squares) surveyed culverts and bridges (yellow squares with blue crosses) |
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| This map shows CAPS scores for road segments. The higher the score the greater the potential landscape connectivity.
Specs- extent: 20,000 layers: CAPS data labeled unsurveyed culverts and bridges (yellow squares) surveyed culverts and bridges (yellow squares with blue crosses |
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| This map serves to illustrate the ecological importance of the neighboring landscape.
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extent: 20,000 layers: *look at map legend |
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