River Segments Available for Open Water Spearing and Netting, February 2018

Wisconsin 1837 and 1842 Ceded Territories

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The Great Lakes Inidan Fish and Wildlife Commission, its member tribes, its employees and agents assume no responsibility or liability for anyone's use of these data. By using this data, you agree that you are entirely responsible for your use of the data and that you will hold harmless the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission, its member tribes, its employees and its authorized agents from any and all consequences, including all damages, costs, expenses, and attorney's fees, resulting from improper or illegal use of the data.
The accuracy of each record's spatial location varies. The original data set was derived from the WDNR, Wisconsin Open Water from 1:24,000-scale sources (Hydrhai version 6, 2007) and Wisconsin DNR 24K Hydro Geodatabase August 2016. A description of the record's original spatial data source is located in the "Data Source" field. Individual segements were cropped at Army Corp of Engineers (ACOE) National Inventory of Dams (NID) point data, TIGER line features (1:100,000), Wisconsin DNR Boat Access point data (1:24,000) or other features in Wisconsin DNR 24K Hydrography Dataset.