Supplement to the Revised Land Protection Plan

National Park Service, Acadia National Park

From the introduction: "The Supplement to the Revised Land Protection Plan (2004) presents the parcels of land that were identified as acquisition priorities in the original Land Protection Plan (1988) and that have indeed been acquired in fee by the National Park Service or acquired in less than fee (protected by easement) since 1988. The data is presented by township in charts entitled 'Evaluation of Acquisition Tracts within the Fee Boundary' and in tables entitled 'Priorities for Acquisition that have been Acquired Since 1988.' The Supplement documents the significant land protection that has been achieved between 1988 and 2004. The Revised Land Protection Plan (2004) describes the priority parcels within the boundary of Acadia National Park that remain unprotected as of June 30, 2004. Throughout the Revised Land Protection Plan and the Supplement to the Revised Land Protection Plan, individual parcels, whether privately or publicly owned, are referred to by three different numerical systems: 1) the Boundary Map number (including letters that indicate the Township in which the parcel is located) corresponds to the original Park Boundary Maps, issued in 1986; 2) the Land Status Map number (consisting of five digits) that corresponds to National Park Service Land Status Maps; and 3) the Town Map and Lot Numbers that refer to the tax maps and records of the town in which the parcel is located. For example, a privately owned tract in Southwest Harbor can be identified by the Boundary Map Number 18ASW, by the Land Status Map Number 123-09, and by the Town Map and Lot number (13, 30)."

Supplement to the Revised Land Protection Plan

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