Protecting and Enhancing Open Space Along the Presumpscot River

Authors

Casco Bay Estuary Partnership
Presumpscot River Plan Steering Committee
Land & Water Associates

Document Type

Report

Publication Date

8-18-2003

Abstract

CBEP looked at the ten of the fourteen municipalities that line Casco Bay to identify potential areas of marsh migration and possible impacts to existing developed areas due to tidal inundation from sea level rise.

Presumpscot River Corridor maps associated with this report as Figures 1 to 7 can be found by following the links below:

Presumpscot River Corridor Map 1: Developed and Undeveloped Areas (Map)

Presumpscot River Corridor Map 2: Open Space with High Natural Resource Values (Map)

Presumpscot River Corridor Map 3: Public Recreation Lands and Public Access (Map)

Presumpscot River Corridor Map 4: Resource Protection Zones (Map)

Presumpscot River Corridor Map 5: Open Space Protected by Ownership or Easement (Map)

Presumpscot River Corridor Map 6: Open Space Vulnerable to Development (Map)

Presumpscot River Corridor Map 7: Priorities for Open Space Protection (Map)

Recommended Citation

Casco Bay Estuary Partnership, Presumpscot River Plan Steering Committee, and Land & Water Associates, "Protecting and Enhancing Open Space Along the Presumpscot River" (2003). Publications. 327.
https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/cbep-publications/327

Category

Watersheds, Presumpscot River; Freshwater Habitats

Location

Casco Bay watershed, Presumpscot River