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Featured Map: Debunking the "2,000-Acre" Footprint Series
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Tongass National Forest At the heart of the world's largest remaining temperate rainforest, the Tongass National Forest spans 500 awe-inspiring miles of Alaska's coast. This landscape of ice-capped peaks, hanging glaciers, fog-shrouded islands, wild and scenic rivers and towering groves of ancient trees supports the world's largest concentrations of grizzly bears and bald eagles. Tongass Related Maps Alaska Rainforest Conservation Act - Tongass National Forest More Tongass Related maps at Inforain The Conservation GIS Center aids in promoting the protection of Tongass National Forest through mapping and spatial analysis for the Alaska Rainforest Protection Act. Note: Feel free to print and distribute maps as long as Conservation GIS Center is credited with production of maps. Contact the Center for hardcopies.
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