Data Requests and Maps
We collect science information on a variety of environmental topics throughout our watershed. Information is collected on a daily, weekly, monthly or annual basis depending on the program. Scientific Information is available upon request for the following areas:
- Water quality
- Water quantity
- Temperature
- Groundwater
- Aquatics (bugs and fish)
We provide map production through our Geographical Information Systems (GIS) incorporating digital imagery and various types of information layers that can include:
- Property-specific boundaries
- Wetlands
- Lakes and watercourses
- Areas regulated under Ontario Regulation 182/06
- Ecological land classifications
- Soils
- Bedrock and surficial geology
- Areas of Natural Scientific Interest (ANSI)
- Contours
- Elevations
- Transportation
- 2018 imagery
Service | Description | Format | Fee* |
---|---|---|---|
Processing |
Services include; data processing and analysis, map production, gathering or aerial photography, and delivery of digital data. |
$70/hr |
|
Aerial photography |
1978/1988 – black and white. |
Digital Copy |
$15/photo |
Orthophotography |
2002, 2008 and/or 2013 – orthophotography tile. |
Tiff File |
$70/photo |
Plotter prints – bond paper |
Any map generated and printed off using the large format plotter. |
22x34 33x44 |
$40 $50 |
Plotter prints – glossy paper |
Any map generated and printed off using the large format plotter. |
22x34 34x44 |
$45 $55 |
*All fees are subject to HST
To request scientific data today
Contact our Watershed Resources Technician or contact us by phone at 705-328-2271 ext. 227.
To order a custom map today
Contact Coordinator, Environmental Programs/GIS Specialist or contact us by phone at 705-328-2271 ext. 218.
Requests for permitting/planning purposes
Submit a property information request to find out permit requirements, environmental features, natural hazards, violations, etc. for the property you are interested in.
Property mapping is also available if you are unsure if you require a permit from Kawartha Conservation for any new development within our watershed.