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Regional Profile of the North Central Coast Study Region
Alder Creek/Point Arena to Pigeon Point, California (October 8, 2007)
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Cover- Inside cover memo, table of contents, list of tables, list of figures, list of maps, list of appendices, acronyms and abbreviations, and executive summary
- Regional Profile
(File Size: 1.4 MB)
- Introduction
- Description of the North Central Coast Study Region
- Ecological Setting
- Land-Sea Interactions
- Socioeconomic Setting
- Academic Institutions, Research, Public Outreach, and Education
- Jurisdiction and Management
- Existing MPAs and Coastal Protected Areas
- Summary by Subregion
- Conclusion
- References Cited
Maps
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Each map is presented in standard and high-resolution PDF formats. The standard format is ideal for viewing and printing on most computers. These files are less than 1 MB in size unless otherwise indicated. The high-resolution format may be used when exceptionally high-quality printing is desired. High resolution files may be up to 7 MB in size, and may be difficult to be viewed quickly on some computers. |
- Map 1: North Central Coast Study Region and Existing State Marine Protected Areas: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 2: Intertidal and Nearshore Habitats
- Subregion 1: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 2: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 3: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 4: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 5: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 6: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 3: Soft and Hard Bottom Habitats
- Subregion 1: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 2: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 3: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 4: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 5: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 6: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 4: Oceanographic Patterns
- Temperature and Chlorophyll: Standard | High-Resolution
- Typical and El Nio Year: Standard | High-Resolution
- Major Features: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 5: Marine Birds and Mammals
- Marine Bird Breeding Colonies: Standard | High-Resolution
- Bird Density: Standard | High-Resolution
- Bird Diversity: Standard | High-Resolution
- Marine Mammal Haulouts and Rookeries - Northern Region: Standard | High-Resolution
- Marine Mammal Haulouts and Rookeries - Southern Region: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 6: Areas of Fish Biodiversity: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 7: Rockfish Observed Recreational Catch
- Canary Rockfish: Standard | High-Resolution
- Boccacio Rockfish: Standard | High-Resolution
- Black Rockfish: Standard | High-Resolution
- Lingcod: Standard | High-Resolution
- Yelloweye Rockfish: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 8: Coastal Watershed Impacts (Agriculture, Urban and Road Density): Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 9: Areas of Water Quality Concern: Standard (File Size: 1 MB) | High-Resolution
- Map 10: Commercial Landing Receipt Data
- Rockfish: Standard | High-Resolution
- California Halibut: Standard | High-Resolution
- Dungeness and Rock Crab: Standard | High-Resolution
- Herring: Standard | High-Resolution
- Surfperch: Standard | High-Resolution
- Flatfish: Standard | High-Resolution
- Red Urchin: Standard | High-Resolution
- Squid: Standard | High-Resolution
- Salmon and Sharks: Standard | High-Resolution
- Skates and Rays: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 11: Commercial Passenger Fishing Vessel Survey
- Halibut: Standard | High-Resolution
- Rockfish: Standard | High-Resolution
- Salmon: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 12: California Recreational Fisheries Survey
- Halibut Effort by Skiff: Standard | High-Resolution
- Rockfish Effort by Skiff: Standard | High-Resolution
- Salmon Effort by Skiff: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 13: Recreational Abalone Landings: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 14: Coastal Access and Recreational Use Areas
- Subregion 1: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 2: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 3: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 4: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 5: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 6: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 15: Research, Education and Monitoring Sites
- Subregion 1: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 2: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 3: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 4: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 5: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 6: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 16: Existing Marine and Coastal Managed Areas
- Subregion 1: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 2: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 3: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 4: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 5: Standard | High-Resolution
- Subregion 6: Standard | High-Resolution
- Map 17: Groundfish Closed Areas: Standard | High-Resolution
Appendices
- Appendix I: Spatial Data Layers Available for MPA Planning on the North Central Coast
- Appendix II: Species Likely to Benefit from MPAs and Special Status Species in the North Central Coast
- Appendix III: Profile of Commercial Fisheries for the North Central Coast Study Region
- Appendix IV: Profile of Major Recreational Fisheries in the North Central Coast Study Region
The previous version of this document is still available:
Draft Regional Profile of the North Central Coast Study Region - Alder Creek/Point Arena to Pigeon Point, California (May 7, 2007)

