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Change Over Time – Flooding on the Landscape (NW Iowa)

By iowaviewAugust 24, 2022Education, Environmental Change, Imagery, Landsat Golden Jubilee, Observation, Remote Sensing#Landsat50, 1990, 1993, 2008, 2022, Barringer Slough, Clay County, Des Moines River, drought recovery, Emmetsburg, flooding, Flooding on the Landscape, heavy flooding, Iowa, Landsat Golden Jubilee, Little Sioux River, Lost Island Lake, NW Iowa, Palo Alto, Remote sensing, Spencer, Trumball Lake

Use sliders to compare images. Today’s image shows an area in northwest Iowa between Spencer (Clay County) and Emmetsburg (Palo Alto County). The two images on the left are showing water levels in 1990 (typical year) and 2022 (recovering from a drought) compared to 1993 (heavy flooding) and 2008 (flooding). Notice the swollen streambanks and

Iowa Map Contest 2022: Mapping Iowa’s Unique History and Geography

By iowaviewJanuary 10, 2022Activity, Announcement, Dear Teachers, Education, Event, Iowa Student Map Contest2022, Deadline May 11, ESRI Story Map, Grades 4-12, Iowa Geographic Information Council, Iowa Map Contest 2022, Mapping Iowa's Unique History and Geography, Participate, Prizes, StoryMaps, William Penn University

The 2022 Map Competition for Iowa students is now underway.

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Tag Archives: 2022

Change Over Time – Flooding on the Landscape (NW Iowa)

Iowa Map Contest 2022: Mapping Iowa’s Unique History and Geography