LakeSuperiorStreams - Poplar River Maps






	Select a Stream North Shore Streams Overview Map Amity Creek Big Sucker River Beaver River Brule River Caribou River Cascade River E. Split Rock River Flute Reed River French River Gooseberry River Knife River Lester River Poplar River Split Rock River Talmadge River Duluth Streams Overview Map A - K Streams Amity Creek Brewery Creek Buckingham Creek Chester Creek Clarkhouse Creek Coffee Creek Gary Street Creek Greys Creek Keene Creek Kingsbury Creek Knowlton Creek L - Z Streams Lester River Merritt Creek Miller Creek Mission Creek Morgan Park Creek Oregon Creek Sargent Creek St. Louis River Stewart Creek Tischer Creek U.S. Steel Creek Numbered Streams 34th Ave East Creek 40th Ave East Creek 43rd Ave East Creek 58th Ave East Creek 82nd Ave West Creek South Shore Streams Overview Map Nemadji River Cloquet Streams Overview Map Fond du Lac Creek Otter Creek Simian Creek Saint Louis River Trout Streams North Shore Trout Streams Duluth Trout Streams South Shore Trout Streams Current Data About Data QA/QC Reports General North Shore Duluth Area St Louis River / Duluth - Superior Harbor South Shore Creek News Weber Restoration

POPLAR RIVER

Stream Data

data viewer
weekly data
2006 automated sensors
DNR/MPCA hydrology (exit)
water chemistry
bacteria
storm events
spring runoff
thermal events
slope

Fish/Bug Data (exit)

Issues

TMDL Study
Other Superior TMDLs
- Amity (pre-TMDL)
- Knife (exit)
- Miller

History

Poplar River Maps

	ArcIMS Interactive Mapping Tool This mapping tool (IMS = Internet Map Server and ARC is a software name) displays interactive maps that we made specifically for the LakeSuperiorStreams and Coastal GIS projects. A user can zoom in and out of maps, with different amounts of detail at different spatial scales. IMS allows different map layers (roads, land use, water bodies) to be turned on or off, to create customized maps. Detailed Instructions
Coastal GIS - Poplar River Watershed Wetlands (2004) Wetlands are defined as lands transitional between terrestrial and aquatic systems, where the water table is usually at or near the surface or the land is covered by shallow water. They provide habitat, reduce downstream flooding, and are important to maintaining natural water quality.



Mapping Utilities Impervious Surfaces - Monitoring Minnesota's Changing Landscape Landview - make your own maps from MN DNR data. Includes access to historical aerial photography. Google Earth - puts a planet's worth of imagery and other geographic information right on your desktop. GIS Data/Information CoastalGIS - Study and explore Lake Superior's North Shore using interactive GIS images developed by the Natural Resources Research Institute. MN DNR Data Deli - an internet-based spatial data acquisition site that allows users to download raw computer-readable data for use in their Geographic Information System (GIS), image processing system, or traditional database environment.