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Service Description: <div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div><p><span>This service provides access to a raster dataset containing scanned and georeferenced black and white aerial photographs of the Atlantic coast of New Jersey. Photograph date is believed to be 1920, based upon hand-written notation on some of the storage envelopes. In addition, photo 012 shows Turtle Gut Inlet to be open, and the inlet closed naturally in 1921. Source of original images: photographic archives of the Beach Erosion Board (predecessor of the former Coastal Engineering Research Center), presently stored at the Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory, Engineer Research and Development Center, in Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA. Original image condition: variable. These prints look like they were made quickly because many of the negatives are crooked on the photographic paper. Most are low contrast and show fading and discoloration. Printed on single-weight glossy paper. The printing date is unknown.</span></p></div></div></div>
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Description: This service provides access to a raster dataset containing scanned and georeferenced black and white aerial photographs of the Atlantic coast of New Jersey. Photograph date is believed to be 1920, based upon hand-written notation on some of the storage envelopes. In addition, photo 012 shows Turtle Gut Inlet to be open, and the inlet closed naturally in 1921. Source of original images: photographic archives of the Beach Erosion Board (predecessor of the former Coastal Engineering Research Center), presently stored at the Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory, Engineer Research and Development Center, in Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA. Original image condition: variable. These prints look like they were made quickly because many of the negatives are crooked on the photographic paper. Most are low contrast and show fading and discoloration. Printed on single-weight glossy paper. The printing date is unknown.
Copyright Text: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer Research and Development Center, Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory; NJ Department of Environmental Protection, Land Use Management Program, Division of Land Resource Protection, Bureau of Tidelands Management; NJ Office of Information Technology, Office of GIS (NJOGIS) (service provider)
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Title: 1920 Aerial Photography of the Atlantic Coast of New Jersey (Cached Map Service - Web Mercator)
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Comments: This service provides access to a raster dataset containing scanned and georeferenced black and white aerial photographs of the Atlantic coast of New Jersey. Photograph date is believed to be 1920, based upon hand-written notation on some of the storage envelopes. In addition, photo 012 shows Turtle Gut Inlet to be open, and the inlet closed naturally in 1921. Source of original images: photographic archives of the Beach Erosion Board (predecessor of the former Coastal Engineering Research Center), presently stored at the Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory, Engineer Research and Development Center, in Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA. Original image condition: variable. These prints look like they were made quickly because many of the negatives are crooked on the photographic paper. Most are low contrast and show fading and discoloration. Printed on single-weight glossy paper. The printing date is unknown.
Subject: This cached map service (Web Mercator) makes georeferenced historical photographs available online for researchers and coastal managers to analyze shoreline change, urbanization trends, wetland loss, transportation patterns, coastal protection structures, and geomorphic changes.
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Keywords: waterways,Cape May,Monmouth County,Rast_1920_img_coastal,Burlington County,NJDEP,1920,1920,riparian,tide,NJDEPTrentonMetadata,Atlantic County,aerial imagery,New Jersey,water,inlandWaters,beach,aerial photography,shoreline,shore,Atlantic Ocean,Jersey Shore,Atlantic Shore,tidelands,ocean,Cape May County,Sea Bright,Ocean County,imageryBaseMapsEarthCover
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