The Atlas Areas


The Atlas Areas page contains extracts from the Atlas Warehouse that are "area" oriented.

The purpose is to define the areas of interest which currently include King County, the UAC, its Districts, its Subareas, and project areas.

 

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King County

King County area is used for maps to orient the UACs and to provide an area definition for attribute comparisons.

FCUAC_KC_UACs

FCUAC_KC_UACs

King County Unincorporated Area Councils. The boundaries will need to be updated when FCUAC completes its precinct update. Because the FCUAC area is defined by a list of voting precincts, annual changes done by King County Elections can change to FCUAC borders

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UAC Area

This is the Four Creeks Unincorporated Area.

FCUAC_Test_GDB_basemap-white_deleted_hatch.jpg

FCUAC_Test_GDB_basemap-white_deleted_hatch

Basemap sample

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Districts

These images are samples of a district map (using district 7).

FCUAC Boundaries

FCUAC_GDB_District7

District 7 sample

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FCUAC Boundaries

FCUAC_GDB_District7-aerial

District 7 sample

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FCUAC Boundaries

FCUAC_GDB_District7-aerial-hillshade

District 7 sample

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Subareas

This is the May Valley subarea.

HS BCP Scenarios

FCUAC_May_Valley_USGS_24K_3

USGS map of May Valley

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Project areas

There are three initial project areas: Tributary 291, May Valley, and a safety map with the overlap of the Sheriff's Storefront districts and the UAC.

FCUAC_Test_GDB_WIP_T291

FCUAC_Test_GDB_WIP_T291

This map is used to identify the Tributary 291 project area. The actual project area map is pending.

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