This dataset contains the Ground Water Contamination Areas statewide map showing the boundaries of delineated areas of known groundwater contamination in the State of Florida pursuant to Chapter 62-524, F.A.C., New Potable Water Well Permitting In Delineated Areas. 38 Florida counties have been delineated primarily for the agricultural pesticide ethylene dibromide (EDB), and to a much lesser extent, volatile organic and petroleum contaminants. This GIS layer represents approximately 427,897 acres in 38 counties in Florida that have been delineated for groundwater contamination. However, it does not represent all known sources of groundwater contamination for the state of Florida.
This GIS layer is intended to be used by regulatory agencies issuing potable water well construction permits in areas of ground water contamination to protect public health and the ground water resource. Permitted water wells in these areas must meet specific well construction criteria and water testing prior to well use. Other users of this layer may use it as a screening tool for further investigation. This dataset only indicates the presence or absence of specific groundwater contaminants and does not represent all known sources of groundwater contamination in the state of Florida.
Each Delineated Area is identified by a unique Zone ID. The Zone ID is made up of the County Code number, the Contaminant Code number, Number of revisions, and a three-digit value. To interpret the Zone ID: 1) The first 2 digits are the Florida County Code number. 2) The next 2 digits are the contaminant code. If the contaminant code value is between 1 and 9 it only uses one digit. If there is more than one contaminant the code will be 99. 3) The next digit is the number of revisions on this Zone ID. 4) The last three digits are a number ensuring the ZONE ID is unique. Note: Contaminant codes are listed at the end of the Entity Attribute section, under Entity and Attribute Overview.
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No constraint: Delineated areas are mapped and adopted by rule under Chapter 62 -524, G.A.C. *Note: This GIS layer does not represent all known sources of groundwater contamination for the state of Florida. FDEP: This data is intended to be used for general informational and planning purposes, and is not appropriate for legal and/or cadastral purposes. FDEP: The data set is NOT a survey document and should not be utilized as such. FDEP GIS data is provided as a public service. FDEP makes every effort to provide accurate and complete data. Metadata is provided for all datasets and no data should be used without first reading and understanding the limitations of the data. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) provides NO WARRANTY as to the accuracy of this data or any corresponding attributes or metadata. Data is provided in an as is condition, without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including any assurance that the data is fit for a particular purpose. FDEP shall have no liability, in any case, to the use of provided data (including redistribution and reproduction). Full liability, responsibility and consequence relating to the use of provided data rest with the user.
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This data is provided 'as is' and its vertical positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan
Spatial and Attribute Information
For HRS EDB wells, USGS 7.5" quadrangles were overlayed with 100 meter UTM grids. The location of each contaminated well was digitized to the nearest 100 meters in the appropriate UTM projection. These points were then buffered by 1000-2000 feet. Site maps and plume models were transferred to 7.5" quads and digitized on a Calcomp 9100 digitizer using ARC/INFO. The individual quad coverages of buffered points were projected from UTM to Lambert using ARC/INFO for VMS on a VAX. The coverages were then map joined, dissolved, projected to Albers Equal Area Conic, and exported. The exported coverages were ftp'd to a DEC/ALPHA UNIX system, imported using ARC/INFO 6.1.2 and inserted into the quad library. In Spring '97 the data was converted from NAD27 to HPGN using the projection command within ARC/INFO version 7.0.4. In Spring, 1999, the shapefile of this dataset was inserted in Spatial Database Engine (SDE 3.0.2).
Utilized the Attribute Transfer Tool to update the geometry of ZONEID 55993078. The updated boundary is based on the scanned copy of: "Existing/Proposed Delineated Areas, Silvex Site, Zone ID# 55993078," map created by Tricia McClenahan, 05/04/2000. The scanned map was georeferenced and digitized at 1:2,400 scale. The boundary was then tentatively approved by Joe North and then approved for upload by David James 09/10/2010.
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(1)Attributes were aliased to give meaningful names, redundant attributes were removed, attribute values were standardized, and symbology was defined for this layer. (2) Metadata: Updated Contact person. Updated Time Period of Content. Added descriptive language to abstract, purpose, and supplementary information. Added tabular data describing contaminant codes.
(1) Deleted 6 features that had geometry, but no attribution at all. (2) Deleted 6 additional features that had no contaminant codes listed: ZONEID: 42003690 53003411 53003412 53003453 53003469 28003717
Updated layer obtained from WRM and inserted in ArcSDE. Data published in DataCatalog, DataMiner and published in MapDirect.
The GeoPlan Center downloaded the Ground Water Contamination Areas dataset on August 1st, 2018 from the FDEP Data Portal: Florida Department of Environmental Protection Geospatial Open Data: http://geodata.dep.state.fl.us/ http://geodata.dep.state.fl.us/datasets/ground-water-contamination-areas Please Note: Data is also available via the FTP website: http://publicfiles.dep.state.fl.us/otis/gis/data/ground_water_contamination.zip GROUND_WATER_CONTAMINATION.zip GROUND_WATER_CONTAMINATION.gdb The GDB layer was exported to shapefile. The dataset's projection was redefined to FGDL Albers. During the QA/QC process the following tasks were undertaken: - Redefined the dataset's projection from FDEP Albers to FGDL Albers. - Uppercased all records in the table. - A DESCRIPT field was added based on "GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION AREA" & ZONE_ID. - A FGDLAQDATE field was added based on date downloaded from source. - Renamed file from GROUND_WATER_CONTAMINATION to GRNDWATR_CONTAM_OCT10.
Dataset copied.
Internal feature number.
ESRI
Feature geometry.
ESRI
Zone ID.
FDEP
The Contaminant Codes for the Zone.
FDEP
USGS quad number
FDEP
County Name.
FDEP
Florida Water Management District.
FDEP
Presence of arsenic
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of barium
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of cadmium
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of chromium
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of flouride
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of lead
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of mercury
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of nitrate (N)
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of selenium
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of silver
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of sodium
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of endrin
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of lindane
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of methoxychlor
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of toxaphene
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of D-2,4 (2,4-D)
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of silvex (2,4,5-TP)
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of trihalomethanes (total)
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of trichloroethylene
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of tetrachloroethylene
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of carbon tetrachloride
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of vinyl chloride
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of trichloroethane - 1,1,1
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of dichloroethane - 1,2
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of benzene
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of ethylene dibromide
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of dichlorobenzene - para
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of dichloroethylene - 1,1
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of toluene
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of xylenes (total)
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of ethybenzene
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of pentachlorophenol
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of alachlor
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of Bromocil [2]
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of dichloropropane - 1,2
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of dibromochloropropane
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of simazine
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of MTBE [3]
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of Benzo (a) pyrene
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of NO2 and NO3 (total)
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of CIS-1, 2-dichloroethylene
FDEP
Not present
Present
Presence of dichloromethane
FDEP
Not present
Present
GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION AREA & ZONE_ID.
GeoPlan
The date FGDL acquired the data from the source.
GeoPlan
Unique ID added by GeoPlan.
GeoPlan
ATTRIBUTE DESCRIPTION : The presence of ground water contaminants is indicated by a number 1 for each of the 42 contaminants listed in the pat. The DEP quad number is referenced by the item quad#, the delineated area is referenced by item zoneid, the water management district is referenced by the item wmd, and the quad name is listed in item quad-name. Contaminant Codes definitions are as follows: Contaminant Code Contaminant Name 1 Arsenic 2 Barium 3 Cadmium 4 Chromium 5 Flouride 6 Lead 7 Mercury 8 Nitrate(N) 9 Selenium 10 Silver 11 Sodium 12 Endrin 13 Lindane 14 Methoxychlor 15 Toxaphene 16 D-2,4 (2,4-D) 17 TP-2,4,5 (Silvex) (2,4,5-TP) 18 Trihalomethanes (Total) 19 Trichloroethylene 20 Tetrachloroethylene 21 Carbon Tetrachloride 22 Vinyl Chloride 23 Trichloroethane-1,1,1 24 Dichloroethane-1,2 25 Benzene 26 Ethylene Dibromide 27 Dichlorobenzene-para 28 Dichloroethylene-1,1 29 Toluene 30 Xylenes (Total) 31 Ethylbenzene 32 Pentachlorophenol 33 Alachlor 34 Bromocil [2] 35 Dichloropropane-1,2 36 Dibromochloropropane 37 Simazine 38 MTBE [3] 39 Benzo(a)pyrene 40 NO2 and NO3 (Total) 41 CIS-1,2-Dichloroethylene 42 Dichloromethane
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