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Data format: SDE Feature Class File or table name: DEP.RECREATIONAL_TRAILS Coordinate system: Albers Conical Equal Area Theme keywords: Trails |
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Abstract:
RECREATIONAL TRAILS 1998 |
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RECREATIONAL TRAILS 1998
publication date
Feature geometry.
ESRI
FEATURE ATTRIBUTE TABLES CODES AND VALUES
Item Item description
ARC_KILOS The length in Kilometers of that particular arc.
ARC_MILES The length in Miles of that particular arc.
SURFACE Trail Surface:
PAVED
UNPAVED
WATER
BOARDWALK
UNKNOWN
NAME Trail or Scenic/Driving Tour Road Name
STATUS Trail Status Codes:
E Existing Sponsored
EN Existing Non-Sponsored
P Proposed
O Opportunity
U Unknown
TYPE Trail Type Codes:
A Historic Roads/Heritage Driving Tours
BP Bicycle Path - Bicycle Trail separated from
automobile lanes.
BR Bicycle Route or Bicycle Lane - long distance
bicycle route attached to automobile lanes.
BT Off-Road Bicycle Trails - unpaved
C Canoe / Kayak Trails
E Equestrian Trails
H Hiking Trails
M Multi-use Trails
S Scenic Roads
U Unknown
X Connection Trails between FTA and/or FNST
Hiking Trails
SUBTYPE Character codes used to further define multi-use
trails. The field is left blank if the TYPE is not 'M'
Multi-use, or 'MR' Multi-use on Right-of-Way.
The following SUBTYPEs are in use:
ABE, ABH, BCEH, BE, BEH, BH, BHS, CH, EH
*The order for SUBTYPE codes is alphabetic.
*See TYPE for Code definitions:
All Bicycle types are as SUBTYPE 'B'
SOURCE Numerical code given to indicate what source the
trail was digitized from:
1 Records from the original Flatrails1 coverage,
made up of trails digitized, prior to May 1995,
from the two sets of 1:100000 maps (original &
updated) from Kent Wimmer/1000 Friends of
Florida.
2 Trails digitized from the updated set of
1:100000 1000 Friends of Florida maps after May
1995.
3 Trails digitized from the original set of
1:100000 1000 Friends of Florida maps after May
1995.
4 Trails entered into the coverage from
information in the ANCMA and BikeCentennial
Brochures.
5 The West Side of the Central Loop of the
Florida Trail, entered into the coverage from
information found in a report drawn up by the
Florida Trails Asc, Suncoast.
6 The Dixie-Levy Greenway Rail-Trail, entered
into the coverage from information found in a
Dixie-Levy Greenway Trail Report.
7 Trails entered into the coverage from
information in the St. Johns River and South
West Florida Water Managment District booklets.
8 Trails entered into the coverage from
information in Everglades National Forest and
Big Cypress brochures.
9 Trails entered into the coverage from
information in the books: A Canoing and
Kayaking Guide to the Streams of Florida,
Volumes I (1985) & II (1987).
10 Salt Springs Run Marina & Landing brochure, no
date.
11 'Hiking Guide to the Florida Trail' by Florida
Trails Asc. 1992.
12 Trails entered from book 'A Hiking Guide to the
Trails of Florida.' by Elizabeth F. Carter.
1987.
13 Trails entered from report 'The Florida State
Park System Base Maps.' by Department of
Environmental Protection, Division of
Recreation & Parks, Office of Park Planning no
date on it, but maps have dates on them from
1990-1994.
14 Trails taken from Florida Dept. of
Environmental Protection, Division of
Recreation & Parks brochures.
15 Per Kent Wimmer, June 1996 visit.
16 Sun Coast Parkway Trail map sent by Trish
Neville 5/8/96.
17 'Mapping Florida Outdoors' by Joan Lundquist
Scalpone. (1992)
18 'Camper's Guide to Florida' by Mickey Little.
(1990)
19 Trails entered into the coverage from
information provided by the Florida Trails Assoc.
per Nancy Gildersleve in October, 1996.
20 Trails entered from Global Positioning System Data
collected by the University of Florida, GeoPlan
Center.
21 Trails entered from Global Positioning System Data
collected by the Avon Park Natural Resources
Section.
22 Trails entered from Global Positioning System Data
collected by the Big Cypress National Preserve.
23 Corrections provided by the Florida Trail
Association on the FTA Map Series 4/05/97.
24 'Suwannee River Greenway Vision - Greenways 2000'.
Nov 1996.
25 Northeast RGTF Trails Additions, 6/97.
26 South RGTF Trails Additions, 6/97.
27 Cedar Point Environmental Park and Trails Map,
Charlotte
Harbor Environmental Center, Englewood, FL, 6/16/97.
28 Goethe Wildlife Management Area Equestrian Trail
Addns,
6/18/97.
29 Florida Cracker Trail Map, obtained through South
RGTF,
6/97.
30 Trails entered from Hillsborough Greenway System
data,
provided by Mark Dickson and Charner Reese,
Hillsborough Co. Planning & Growth Mgmt. Dept.,
6/25/97.
31 Trails entered from the South Dade Greenway Network
Map
provided by Kitty Roedel of the Redlands
Conservancy, 6/97.
32 Orange County Trails provided by Orange County
Department
of Parks and Recreation (needs help).
33 Trails entered from maps provided by Briggs Nature
Center/
Rookery Bay Estuary (6/97).
34 Northwest Florida Water Management District -
Exploring
District Lands: A Recreation Guide' (1995).
35 Trails entered from Map Guide of Withlacoochee State
Forest-Croom Tract: ENDURO Mountain Bike Trail Map
(7/97).
36 Trails entered from a map of Green Swamp given to
GEOPLAN
by Leigh Brooks at SWFWMD (7/97).
37 Trails entered from map provided by Highlands County
Board
of County Commissioners Planning Supervisor, Duane
Neiderman
(7/9/97).
38 Trails entered from maps provided by Leigh Brooks of
SWFWMD
based on SW DEP Disrict's RGTF Comments (7/97).
39 City of Boca Raton Bicycle, Pedestrian, Greenway and
Trails
Master Plan (7/97).
40 Trails entered from maps of Seminole and Orange
County
Greenways, Trails & Bikeways Conceptual Master Plans
designed by Glatting, Jackson, et al. (7/97).
41 Trails entered from maps of Point Washington State
Forest
maps provided by Thomas Beitzel, Forestry
Supervisor,
Fla. Div. of Forestry (7/97).
42 Trail entered from Image Map of Eglin Air Force Base
provided by Debby Caffin, USDA (7/97).
43 Trails entered were provided by NWDEP Dist. RGTF
Comments
(7/97).
44 Trail entered from Indian River County Map provided
by Chief of Environmental Planning, Roland DeBlois
(7/97).
45 Trails entered from East Florida Kings Highway
Heritage
Corridor Volusia and Flagler County Map, provided by
Central DEP RGTF (7/97).
46 Seminole County Data Collection In-Progress Concept:
Florida
National Scenic Trail/Cross Seminole Pilot Project.
Given to
GEOPLAN by Central DEP District's RGTF (7/97).
47 Corrections provided by the Florida Trail
Association (Kent Wimmer) on the FTA Map Series in
May 1998.
48 Corrections provided by the Florida Trail
Association (Kent Wimmer) on the FTA Map Series in
Sept. 1998.
49 Trail coverage provide from SFWMD (8/4/98)
50 Corrections provided by the Florida Trail
Association (Kent Wimmer) on the FTA Map Series in
Nov. 1998.
51 From map provided by Ocala Mountain Bike Association
52 Corrections provided by the Florida Trail
Association (Kent Wimmer) on the FTA Map Series IN 12/98
53 Digitized from aerial photos and internet reference map (C. Stoll).
-May need further corrections if new map source is provided.
54 From maps received from Palm Beach county planning department, Linda Hoppes (561-233-5000)
MAINTAIN Group responsible for maintaining the trails.
TRL_KILOS The length of Existing trails in kilometers.
TRL_MILES The length of Existing trails in miles.
NAME2 AND NAME3 INFORMATION
Where more than one trail took the same route, the
NAME2 and NAME3 categories were used. The
information here is the same as for NAME (ie:
STATUS, TYPE, SUBTYPE, SOURCE, TRL_KILOS,
TRL_MILES). Hiking and multi-use trails are given
precedence over bicycle and other road-based trails.
If a hiking trail and a bicycle trail took the same
route, the hiking trail would be given the NAME
and the bicycle trail would be given the NAME2.
When deciding between two trails of the same type,
a national trail would be given precedence over a
regional or local trail.
MAINTAIN2 AND MAINTAIN3 INFORMATION
Where one or more parties are resposible for maintaining the
trail.
FNST Y = Part of the Florida National Scenic Trail
N = Not part of the Florida National Scenic Trail
FTA Y = Florida Trail Association Maintained Trail
N = Not a Florida Trail Association Maintained Trail
FTACONNECT Y = A Hiking Connector Route between FTA and/or FNST Trails
LOOP Y = Florida Trail Association Maintained Loop Trail
N = Not a Florida Trail Association Maintained Loop Trail
RAILPROJ Y = Rails to Trails Project
N = Not a Rails to Trails Project
FCT Y = Located on Florida Communities Trust Project
N = Not located on Florida Communities Trust Project
DESCRIPTION Description Item for Florida Geographic Data Library Project
The TYPE item was used for this coverage.
BICYCLE ROUTE
CANOE/KAYAK
CONNECT TRAIL
EQUESTRIAN
HIKING
HISTORIC ROADS
MULTI-USE
OFF-ROAD BICYCL
SCENIC ROADS
USER NOTES:
Scale is an important factor in data usage. Certain scale datasets are not
suitable for some project, analysis, or modelling purposes. Please be sure
you are using the best available data.
1:24000 scale datasets are recommended for projects that are at the county
level. 1:24000 data should NOT be used for high accuracy base mapping such
as property parcel boundaries.
1:100000 scale datasets are recommended for projects that are at the
multi-county or regional level.
1:250000 scale datasets are recommended for projects that are at the
regional or state level or larger.
Vector datasets with no defined scale or accuracy should be considered
suspect. Make sure you are familiar with your data before using it for
projects or analyses. Every effort has been made to supply the user with
data documentation. For additional information, see the References section
and the Data Source Contact section of this documentation. For more
information regarding scale and accuracy, see our web pages at:
http://www.geoplan.ufl.edu/education.html
DATA LINEAGE SUMMARY:
Originally this coverage was created and maintained by Kent Wimmer and the
1000 Friends of Florida. Many of the Items FNAME, FTYPE and TRAILNUM (this
item has been dropped) are legacy attributes and are no longer maintained.
The GeoPlan Cneter has been contracted to maintain this coverage as part of
the Florida Greenways Project. Most of the trails that are maintained by the
GeoPlan Center are Recreational (Hiking, Off-Road Biking, Equestrian, Canoe,
Kayak). Theodore Petritsch at Florida Department of Transportation is now
maintaining Bike Lane information. You can contact him at (850) 487-1200.
The automation of this data layer was performed utilizing the US Census
Tiger Roads data (FGDL layer TGRR90) as a basemap. Those trails that follow
roads will map better with Tiger roads rather than DLG or another Roads
database.
DATA SOURCE CONTACT(S):
Name: FLORIDA GEOGRAPHIC DATA LIBRARY
Abbr. Name: FGDL
Address: FGDL, GeoPlan Center, University of Florida
431 Architecture
PO Box 115706
Gainesville, FL 32611-5706
Web site: http://www.geoplan.ufl.edu/fgdl/fgdl.html
*Kent Wimmer created this database while working for 1000 Friends of
Florida. He is now working for the Florida DEP, Office of Greenways and
Trails, and can be contacted at (850) 488-3701.
FGDL CONTACT:
Name: FLORIDA GEOGRAPHIC DATA LIBRARY
Abbr. Name: FGDL
Address: FGDL, GeoPlan Center, University of Florida
431 Architecture
PO Box 115706
Gainesville, FL 32611-5706
Web site: http://www.geoplan.ufl.edu/fgdl/fgdl.html
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