879 resultados para Real property--New York (State)--Tarrytown--Maps.


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Cadastral map of subdivision in the village of Tarrytown (N.Y.).

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County cadastral wall map showing towns (townships), numbered town survey divisions, irregular rural property tracts, rural buildings, and rural householders' names.

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Woodside map is black-and-white cadastral map with lot lines/dimensions, lot/block numbers, and street widths.

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Cadastral survey map showing lot lines, lot nos., dimensions, acreages, and proposed streets.

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Aerial view to horizon.

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Cadastral map showing lot lines, lot numbers, and block numbers.

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City cadastral street map showing lot/tract lines, lot numbers, names of owners of rural tracts, building coverage, ward boundaries, and ward numbers.

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Loss of small herbaria is an unfortunate global trend, and initiation of new collections at small academic institutions is an increasingly rare occurrence. In 2006, a new herbarium was established at the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh. The PLAT herbarium has since grown to more than 7,000 specimens, many of them representative of the flora of northeastern New York (especially Clinton County). Previous to 2006, this region was without a recognized herbarium, the nearest in-state collections being more than 150 miles away. Although botanists have previously worked in the region, relatively few plant species were recorded for Clinton County by the New York Flora Atlas – a resource providing species distribution records based on specimens accessioned in herbarium collections. Given the dearth of available distribution data for Clinton County (including the eastern Adirondack Mountains and the western Lake Champlain valley), this project sought to provide records of previously unreported species by comparing NY Flora Atlas maps with current holdings. 203 species will now be added to the NY Flora Atlas for Clinton County, roughly half of those considered exotic. This exercise has amplified the importance of supporting and maintaining small regional herbaria as repositories of valuable biodiversity information. Likewise, this project also highlights the enduring value of training in floristics and taxonomy.

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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

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Cadastral map showing lot lines, farm boundaries, property-owners' names, streetcar lines, planned streets, and street widths.