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Areas requiring additional Atlassing


Protea Atlas LogoThere are a number of priority (under atlassed) areas in the Cape Fynbos region that should still be atlassed.

The key of the below map is:

Light Green - Atlassed minute by minute cells with pristine Fynbos
Black - Unatlassed cells with more than 50% pristine Fynbos (please visit these sites and atlas them)
Red - Major Roads
Blue
- Major Rivers

Thus the black areas are areas that we have missed during atlassing. Any area with more than 10 contiguous black blocks must be considered a major gap. Areas not grey or black are not expected to have any proteas. Compare to the Null SRS map in PAN 53.

Each block is 1’ x 1’ in size, or roughly 1.5 x 1.5 km.

Alternatively, you may download the Priority shapefiles and then load them into ArcExplorer (see http://www.esri.com or get the Protea Atlas SRS Database which distributes ESRI's ArcEcplorer light weight GIS under licence) or any other GIS and view more precisely just where these priority areas are.

Cape Fynbos Priority areas to be Atlassed

Priority Areas to be atlassed


Here are maps that document areas that have been atlassed. Please visit those areas where there are holes and therefore do not have any black dots.


3118 Calvinia

3118 Calvinia


3218 Clanwilliam

3218 Clanwilliam


3318 Cape Town

3318 Cape Town


3319 Worcester

3319 Worcester


3320 Ladismith

3320 Ladismith


3322 Oudtshoorn

3322 Oudtshoorn


3324 Port Eilizabeth

3324 Port Elizabeth


3326 Grahamstown

3326 Grahamstown


3420 Riversdale

3420 Riversdale


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