SFRA Chapter 6 (SOCIO-1)

Figure 6.13--Forecast changes in percent under the base scenario of (A) forest, (B) urban, and (C) agricultural land uses by county for 1992 to 2020 [land use forecasting model described in Hardie and others (2000)].

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Map of southern U.S. showing forecasts by the year 2020 of small gains in forest land cover in rural areas of the south-central states, especially the upper coastal plain of Georgia and southwest Mississippi, and losses of ten percent or more in areas near most major cities plus from Raleigh to Birmingham, Tampa to Jacksonville, and along the central Gulf and the Atlantic coasts

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Map of southern U.S. showing forecasts by the year 2020 of increases in urban land use greater than ten percent near most major cities plus the Gulf and Atlantic Coasts, the Florida peninsula, northern Virginia and Raleigh to Birmingham

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13c

Map of southern U.S. showing forecasts by the year 2020 of losses in agricultural land use through virtually the entire South, with losses greater than ten percent across most of the Florida peninsula plus near Galveston, New Orleans, Memphis, Knoxville, Atlanta, Raleigh, and Washington DC

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