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The Digital Geodata Series (DGS) are a set of digital data files that can be retrieved using Internet browsers for the World-Wide-Web. The Series includes DGS products and other reference and utility files. DGS products include data sets compiled for use in Geographic Information System (GIS) software, and other software applications stemming from Survey projects. DGS products for GIS include ESRI<\/a><\/span>‘s\u2122 ARC\/INFO exported coverages (e00) and GRIDs, Arc Marco Language (AML) scripts and form menus, ArcView 3.x shapefiles, and geodatabases. Other DGS products include georegistered bit map and raster imagery, Microsoft Excel workbooks, Microsoft Access databases, executable software programs, FGDC compliant metadata files, and other ASCII text files providing references, specifications, and notes.<\/p>\nDGS files are reviewed according to standards for the Survey Open-File products. They are provided here at no cost as compressed or archived binary files MIME type multipart\/x-zip or multipart\/x-tar). Some browsers may have to be configured to download a file using these MIME (Multimedia Internet Mail Extensions) protocols.<\/p>\n
Pursuant to the NJ Department of Environmental Protection GIS data-sharing policy, any maps, publications, reports, or other documents that utilize NJDEP digital data will credit the NJDEP’s Geographic Information System as the source of the data with the following credit\/disclaimer:<\/p>\n
\"This (map\/publications\/report) was developed using New \n Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Geographic \n Information System digital data, in conjunction with the DATA \n USER's work, but this secondary product has not been verified \n by NJDEP and is not state-authorized.\"\n<\/pre>\nData from the Digital Geodata Series are also available for distribution upon written request to the State Geologist<\/b>. These data include topographic base-map imagery and other utility data that can be supplied in response to custom orders with costs reflecting data preparation and reproduction.<\/p>\n
[\/vc_column_text][vc_tta_accordion title_tag=”h5″ section_title_tag=”h6″ color=”mulled-wine” spacing=”5″ c_icon=”chevron” c_position=”right” active_section=”-1″ no_fill=”true” collapsible_all=”true” css=”.vc_custom_1690483967864{margin-top: 32px !important;}”][vc_tta_section title=”Base Maps and Grids” tab_id=”base-maps-and-grids”][vc_column_text]DGS07-3 Bathymetric Digital Elevation Grids Offshore of New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS06-1 Bathymetric Elevation Contours Offshore of New Jersey (Ten-Foot Interval)<\/a>
\nDGS00-3 Topographic Elevation Contours for New Jersey (1:100,000 Scale)<\/a>
\nDGS99-4 Digital Elevation Grids for New Jersey (1:100,000 scale)<\/a>
\nDGS99-1 Monochromatic Bit-Mapped Topographic Images of New Jersey (1:24,000 scale)<\/a>
\nDGS98-7 County Topographic Base Map Digital-Raster-Graphics Images for New Jersey (1:100,000 scale)<\/a>
\nDGS98-4 A 30-Second State Plane Coordinate Grid for New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS98-3 Monochromatic Bit-Mapped Topographic Images of Hunterdon County, NJ.\u00a0Superceded by\u00a0DGS99-1<\/a><\/b>
\nDGS98-2 Monochromatic Bit-Mapped Topographic Images of Warren County, NJ.\u00a0Superceded by\u00a0DGS99-1<\/a><\/b>
\nDGS98-1 Monochromatic Bit-Mapped Image of New Jersey; Planimetric Base Map (1:500,000 scale)<\/a>[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section title=”Geology” tab_id=”geology”][vc_column_text css=””]DGS17-1, Oil and Natural Gas Exploration Wells Drilled in New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS15-2 Soil, Liquefaction and Landslide Susceptibility in New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS15-1 Bedrock Geology of New Jersey (Scale 1:24,000)<\/a>
\nDGS10-2 Surficial Geology of New Jersey (Scale 1:24,000)<\/a> updated<\/span> (12-04-2018)
\nDGS10-3 New Jersey Transfer Model Withdrawal, Use, and Return Data Summaries <\/a>
\nDGS09-2 Coastal Plain Sediments with Potential to Form Acid (Sulfate) Soils<\/a>
\nDGS07-2 Surficial Geology of New Jersey (Scale 1:100,000)<\/a>
\nDGS06-3 Landslides in New Jersey <\/a> updated <\/span>(5-1-2017)
\nDGS05-1 Selected Sand, Gravel and Rock Surficial Mining Operations (quarries) in New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS04-7 Historic Fill For New Jersey<\/a> updated<\/span> (4-15-2025)
\nDGS04-6 Bedrock Geology of New Jersey (Scale 1:100,00)<\/a>
\nDGS04-1 Earthquakes Epicentered in New Jersey<\/a> updated<\/span> (6-28-2023)
\nDGS03-2 Abandoned Mines of New Jersey (Scale 1:24,000)<\/a>
\nDGS02-7 Physiographic Provinces of New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS00-5 ArcView 3.X Extension for Making 2D and 3D Structural Geologic Shapefiles<\/a>
\nDGS99-3 Surficial Geology of Hunterdon County, New Jersey (1:24,000)<\/a>
\nDGS97-2 Surficial Geology of Middlesex County, New Jersey (1:24,000)<\/a>
\nDGS96-4 NJGS Field Data Management System (v.2.1)<\/a>
\nDGS96-2 Bedrock Geology of Warren County, New Jersey (1:48,000)<\/a>
\nDGS96-1 Glacial Sediments of New Jersey (Scale 1:100,000)<\/a>[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section title=”Geophysics” tab_id=”geophysics”][vc_column_text]DGS04-3\u00a0Magnetic Anomalies of New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS04-2\u00a0Bouguer Gravity Anomalies of New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS97-3 NJGS Geophysical Techniques Manual<\/a>[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section title=”Water” tab_id=”water”][vc_column_text css=””]DGS25-1 Natural Waterfalls in New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS18-1 Springs In New Jersey<\/a>. Associated with OFR21-3<\/a><\/strong> updated <\/span>(4-24-2019)
\nDGS14-1 Computer Workbook Investigating Water Availability in New Jersey on a Watershed Management Area Basis<\/a> updated <\/span>(9-8-2014)
\nDGS13-1 Computer Workbook Summarizing New Jersey Withdrawals and Discharges on a HUC11 Basis<\/a> updated <\/span>(8-28-2023)
\nDGS10-3 New Jersey Water Transfer Model Withdrawal, Use, and Return Data<\/a> updated <\/span>(10-27-2022)
\nDGS10-1 Dielectric Permittivity as a Function of Water Content For Selected New Jersey Soils<\/a>
\nDGS09-1 Reservoir Storage and Related Diversions in the Passaic and Hackensack River Basins, 1898 to 2015<\/a> updated <\/span>(10-30-2017)
\nDGS08-1 Canals and Water Raceways of New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS07-1 Aquifer-Recharge Potential for New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS06-2 Tidal Benchmark Network in New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS05-3 Hydrogeologic Nomenclature Reference Table<\/a>
\nDGS05-2 New Jersey’s Ambient Ground Water Quality Network Data<\/a>
\nDGS04-9 New Jersey water withdrawals, transfers, and discharges by Watershed Management Area, 1990-1999<\/a>
\nDGS04-8 Summary of Flows in the Delaware River at Trenton and Montague with Major Upstream Diversions, 1913-2002<\/a>
\nDGS04-5 Well Head Protection Areas For Public Non-Community Water Supply Wells In New Jersey.<\/a>
\nDGS02-6 A Recharge-Based Nitrate-Dilution Model for New Jersey, V6.0<\/a>
\nDGS02-5 Selected U.S. Geological Survey and N.J. Department of Environmental Protection Monitoring Networks<\/a>
\nDGS02-4 Additional Climate Factors for the New Jersey Geological Survey’s Ground-Water Recharge Methodology<\/a>
\nDGS02-3 Ground-Water Recharge for New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS02-2 Well Head Protection Areas for Public Community Water Supply Wells in New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS02-1 New Jersey Geological Survey Hydro Database<\/a>
\nDGS01-2 Relational Data Files for GIS Display of New Jersey Water Withdrawals from 1990 to 1999<\/a>
\nDGS01-1 ArcView 3.x Extension for 3D Well-Field Generation and Visualization<\/a>
\nDGS00-4 Data Summary of New Jersey Water Withdrawals 1990-1996. Superseded by <\/b>DGS04-9<\/a>
\nDGS00-2 Areas of Counties and Municipalities in Water Regions and Watershed Management Areas for New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS00-1 Drought Regions in New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS99-2 MS Excel Workbook Implementing the NJGS Ground-Water-Recharge Methodology<\/a>
\nDGS98-6 Sole-Source Aquifers of New Jersey (1:100,000)<\/a>
\nDGS98-5 Bedrock Aquifers of New Jersey (1:250,000)<\/a>
\nDGS98-5 Surficial Aquifers of New Jersey (1:250,000)<\/a>
\nDGS97-1 Public-Community Water-Supply Wells of New Jersey<\/a>
\nDGS96-3 Ambient Ground-Water Quality of the New Jersey Part of the Newark Basin<\/a>[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_tta_section][\/vc_tta_accordion][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_space height=”15px”][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row equal_height=”yes” css=”.vc_custom_1690483774463{background-color: #ffffff !important;}”][vc_column][vc_column_text]Some data from the Digital Geodata Series are displayed in the following interactive tools:[\/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1\/2″][info-box-shortcode horizontal=”true” imageclass=”m-4″ bgimg=”5473″]<\/p>\nNJ Geology Information Web App<\/strong><\/a><\/h5>\n
An interactive mapping application that provides information specific to New Jersey\u2019s geology, aquifers, well head protection areas, earthquake epicenters, abandoned mines, landslides.<\/p>\n
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NJ Water Withdrawl Data Summary Viewer<\/strong><\/a><\/h5>\n
This viewer displays New Jersey water withdrawals categorized by use group and resource type. Withdrawal data is summarized by municipality and HUC 14 in related tables. This data is designed to support the sharing of water supply planning information with the public and is a component of the statewide water supply plan update<\/p>\n
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NJ-GeoWeb 3.0<\/strong><\/a><\/h5>\n
An interactive mapping application that can be used for locating areas of interest, interacting with the Department’s GIS data, and querying related environmental information.<\/p>\n
[\/info-box-shortcode][info-box-shortcode horizontal=”true” imageclass=”m-4″ bgimg=”6310″]<\/p>\n
Experience Builder & StoryMaps<\/h5>\n
ArcGIS StoryMaps allow you to share your maps in the context of narrative text and other multimedia content.<\/p>\n
New Jersey Publicly Accessible High Points by County<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n