SFRA Chapter 6 (SOCIO-1)

Figure 6.4-- Changes in percent of (A) forest, (B) urban, and (C) agricultural land uses by county for 1982 to 1992 [National Resource Inventories (National Cartography and Geospatial Center 1998)]

Map of southern US showing areas of five percent or more gain in forest in east Texas, southwest Mississippi and Georgia and northern Kentucky, and more than five percent loss in northeast Florida, east Louisiana and Kentucky, central and eastern North Carolina and around Atlanta and Washington DC

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Map of southern US showing changes in percent urban exceeding ten percent near the cities of Atlanta, Knoxville, Lexington, Washington, Richmond, Norfolk, Raleigh, Charlotte, Orlando and St. Petersburg

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Map of southern US showing agricultural land gains of more than ten percentage points along the Kentucky-Virginia border and east-central Arkansas, and a loss of ten points near Dallas, Little Rock, southwest and northeast Mississippi, west and south Alabama, the upper coastal plain of Georgia into South Carolina, west Kentucky, and the Saint Petersburg and Fort Myers areas

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