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Service Description: Camden Climate Smart CitiesOverlay Layers published by Patrick Smyth on 10/25/2019 for Lara Miller.

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        • Projected inundation with 10ft sea level rise (96)
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      • Inundation depth (ft) with 6' sea level rise (100)
    • Reduce flooding impacts in low-lying areas based on projected SLR scenario (101)
      • Projected low-lying area inundation (102)
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        • Low-lying area inundation with 1ft SLR (104)
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        • Low-lying area inundation with 7ft SLR (110)
        • Low-lying area inundation with 8ft SLR (111)
        • Low-lying area inundation with 9ft SLR (112)
        • Low-lying area inundation with 10ft SLR (113)
    • Reduce storm surge impacts from hurricanes and other major storms (114)
      • Storm Surge (115)
        • Hurricane category 1 (116)
        • Hurricane category 2 (117)
        • Hurricane category 4 (118)

Description: Camden Climate Smart CitiesOverlay Layers published by Patrick Smyth on 10/25/2019 for Lara Miller.

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Comments: Camden Climate Smart CitiesOverlay Layers published by Patrick Smyth on 10/25/2019 for Lara Miller.
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