GRC-ATF_Wetlands and Species_18feb2025.pdf
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- Announcement for Proposal for land parcels at the NASA GRC Neil Armstrong Test Facility (ATF)
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- AFP-GRC-ATFLP-2026
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This is a natural resources management map for NASA Glenn Research Center's Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility located in Sandusky, Ohio. The map displays the facility's perimeter fence (marked in orange) and overlays environmental and ecological data relevant to federal environmental compliance and natural resources stewardship.
The map identifies several critical environmental features within and surrounding the test facility, including wetlands (shown in green), ponds (blue), and waterway systems classified as ephemeral, intermittent, and perennial (indicated by different colored lines). Threatened and endangered species habitats are highlighted in purple, with specific notation of a bald eagle nest location marked with a blue symbol. Rare plant locations are also mapped across the facility grounds. The scale indicates coverage of approximately 0.5 square miles, with distance measurements provided in miles. This geospatial dataset, created using Maxar and Microsoft technology, serves as a foundational resource for environmental assessment, habitat protection, species management, and regulatory compliance activities at the NASA facility.
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Maxar, Microsoft
NASA Glenn Research Center Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility
Sandusky, OH
Natural Resources Management:
Wetlands and Protected Species
0 0.25 0.50.13
Miles ²
Legend Bald Eagle Nest Threatened and Endangered Species Rare Plants Ephemeral Waterway Intermittent Waterway Perennial Waterway Perimeter Fence Wetland Pond
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