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Introduction
The ARMI National Atlas for Amphibian Distributions site includes a comprehensive list of other herpetological atlas sites.
The ultimate source of most geographic data in the United States is the United States Geological Survey (USGS). USGS maintains the GNIS database which can be queried on-line.
Customized Missouri maps can be created at the Center for Agricultural, Resource, and Environmental Services (CARES) map room, National Geographic Maps, and Google Maps. Spatial data can be downloaded for free from the Missouri Spatial Data Information Service (MSDIS).
Consumer-grade mapping products can be obtained from DeLorme and National Geographic. True GIS packages are available for purchase from ESRI, creator of ArcView and other professional software packages. GRASS is professional-level open-source GIS package. Other gratis packages and data for GIS applications can be found at the FreeGIS site. Finally, GeoCommunity is an on-line community of GIS, CAD, GPS, and other mapping professionals.
Many links that were previously listed on the links page at the Missouri Herpetological Association site were moved here. In general, sites concerned with distribution or species accounts were moved here and those concerned with conservation, education, or other organizations were left there.
Missouri
- Center for Agricultural, Resource, and Environmental Services (CARES)
- Missouri Department of Conservation
- Missouri Herpetological Association
- Missouri Spatial Data Information Service (MSDIS)
- Missouri State University
- University of Missouri--Columbia
Border states
- Atlas of Amphibians in Tennessee
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Illinois Natural History Survey
- | county map
- | distribution
- | herps
- | species list
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- Iowa Herpetology (HerpNet)
- Kansas Herpetofaunal Atlas
- Kentucky Wildlife Species Database
- Reptiles and Amphibians of Nebraska
- Snakes of Arkansas