Hi Kelly,

 

Thanks for the shout out but I cannot take responsibility for the Maine Application.

 

That is a product of the Maine Floodplain Management Team and Christian Halstead at the Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry.

 

Joe

 

 

 

Land surveyors and others practicing in Hancock County are likely aware of the new maps and related products that went into effect 20160720. Related spatial products are also available through FEMA Map Service Center portal's Search All Products:, and drilling down to NFHL Data-County provides a link to a good-sized slug of data. Of particular interest, county-wide data:






Another handy source of information from FEMA is its Web Map Service (WMS) interface, great for using Google Earth Pro to check out stuff like where the previously approved and now re-validated LOMAs are located. Or configure the WMS/ FEMA NFHL kmz in your favorite GIS app; e.g., Global Mapper) - more information regarding its layers here.




Maybe, the best for last: Maine's own searchable browser interface; type in a street address and explore this rich interactive resource. Many thanks to Joe Young and the entire MeGIS team - top marks!

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