The Coastal Viewer is a web-based mapping tool that brings spatial data within New Hampshire’s 42 coastal watershed communities together in one place. (603) 862-1214 Go to the Viewer

Read stories and learn facts about New Hampshire’s coast using data and maps from the NH Coastal Viewer. Get ideas for how to use the Viewer to explore your own questions about coastal New Hampshire.

Jul 7, 2015 · Last year, experts at the New Hampshire Department of Fish and Game and the Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve ran some models to help us understand what sea-level rise means for the precious marshes around the Seacoast. Where would these marshes want to migrate? And where could they migrate?

Much of the data available on the NH Coastal Viewer is available to download to your personal computer. Datasets that are not available to download are typically provided by other agencies through Web Map Services. NH GRANIT houses downloadable data and Web Map Services through its website.

Practice exploring the coastal viewer. Explore strategic land conservation for the protection of public drinking water. Identify areas of conservation interest in coastal NH.

What is the Coastal Viewer? The Coastal Viewer is a web-based mapping tool that brings spatial data about coastal community assets, natural resources, and hazards within New Hampshire’s 42 coastal watershed communities together in one place.

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This image shows NH Fish & Game Department Sea Level Affecting Marsh Migration modeling completed in 2014. The image shows the expected location of wetlands in 2100 if we experience 2 meters of sea-level rise by 2100. No land use change was depicted in this modeling effort.