OpenTopography Data

A. Point Cloud Datasets Breakdown

	Dataset Name	Size on Disk (GB) ↑	Area (km²)	No lidar Returns
1	Granite Dells Terrestrial Laser Scanning Dataset	0.01	<1	4,977,725
2	Landers Surface Rupture Terrestrial Laser Scanning Dataset	0.01	<1	8,770,495
3	Dixie Valley Fault Rupture Terrestrial Laser Scanning Dataset-Site 1	0.01	<1	13,248,696
4	Israel Mediterranean Sharon sea cliff, 2006	0.02	29.4	13,268,620
5	El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake Rupture Terrestrial Laser Scan-Site 2	0.03	<1	21,703,698
6	USFS Bean Hill Lidar, CA 2012	0.03	<1	6,991,470
7	Dixie Valley Fault Rupture Terrestrial Laser Scanning Dataset-Site 2	0.03	<1	45,517,946
8	Carrizo Plain Terrestrial Laser Scanning Dataset	0.03	<1	129,849,319
9	El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake Rupture Terrestrial Laser Scan-Site 1	0.05	<1	49,904,405
10	2006 INEGI Sierra Cucupah Empirically Corrected Lidar Dataset	0.05	935.0	15,945,505
11	Marsden Point, Northland, New Zealand 2016	0.06	6.3	19,596,385
12	Coastal Dune Fields of Garopaba and Vila Nova, Santa Catarina State, Brazil	0.06	10.0	21,277,716
13	Blind Canyon and Box Canyon, Twin Falls, ID	0.06	25.0	39,998,809
14	Salsipuedes-Punta Morro, Baja California, Mexico 2014	0.08	5.6	31,550,810
15	Pahrump Valley: California/Nevada State Line	0.08	48.0	49,069,165
16	Great Smokey Mountains, NC	0.10	17.0	37,866,391
17	Kremmling, CO: Blue and Colorado River Confluence	0.10	24.0	41,532,689
18	USFS Gopher Hill Lidar, CA 2012	0.11	2.3	26,245,680
19	Wellington Fault, NZ 2010	0.12	8.6	39,417,383
20	Golden Gate National Recreation Area and Mt. Tamalpais State Park, CA	0.12	28.0	55,981,832
21	Furnace Creek and Fish Lake Valley Fault Zones, Death Valley National Park	0.13	38.0	76,998,395
22	Merced, CA: Origin and Evolution of the Mima Mounds	0.13	33.0	95,745,348
23	Lidar Survey of the Black Hills Experimental Forest, South Dakota	0.14	28.0	35,151,170
24	Furnace Creek Wash, Death Valley National Park, California	0.15	38.0	86,175,250
25	West Bijou Creek, CO	0.15	36.0	134,350,369
26	Canyon Lake Gorge, TX: Mechanics of Megaflood Erosion	0.17	9.2	49,009,395
27	Dragons Back Ridge: San Andreas Fault, California	0.18	48.0	102,084,881
28	Raplee Ridge, Utah	0.19	54.0	115,944,251
29	Silver Plume, CO	0.19	48.0	87,629,535
30	North Carolina Coast: Quantifying Patterns of Coastal Change (July 2007)	0.23	174.0	108,054,720
31	Niwot Ridge Long-Term Ecological Research Site, Colorado	0.23	48.0	112,754,966
32	Hope Fault, NZ 2010	0.23	40.9	91,308,046
33	Poleta Folds, southern Deep Springs Valley, California	0.24	47.0	41,604,637
34	North Carolina Coast: Quantifying Patterns of Coastal Change (June 2006)	0.25	96.0	126,719,522
35	Lawrenceville, IL: Detecting Tectonically Deformed Shorelines	0.25	72.0	115,810,384
36	Survey of Parts of Potomac and Susquehanna Rivers	0.26	85.0	116,504,840
37	Sierra National Forest, CA: Soil Formation and Transport	0.26	50.0	111,077,052
38	Ladron Peak, New Mexico Survey	0.27	48.0	188,933,803
39	Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Nez Perce Reservation	0.28	247.0	145,508,203
40	Western Hope Fault, NZ 2010	0.30	34.5	105,102,142
41	White Canyon and Hite, Lake Powell, Utah	0.31	92.0	174,463,366
42	Airborne Laser Mapping of Yosemite National Park, CA, 2007	0.31	66.0	105,209,688
43	Yosemite Rim Fire, Smithsonian Forest lidar 2013	0.34	1.5	77,891,514
44	Cheviot and Hawarden, Canterbury, New Zealand 2015	0.34	97.4	154,198,787
45	Perry Mesa, AZ: Ancient Agricultural Features and Landscape Transformation	0.35	61.0	261,105,107
46	White Sands National Monument, NM: Lidar Survey of Dune Fields (Jan 2009)	0.37	47.0	197,056,247
47	Loma Mar, CA: Lidar survey of the San Jose Mountains	0.38	50.0	129,307,307
48	Flathead Lake Biological Station, MT (May 2005)	0.40	107.0	142,471,734
49	Yellowstone National Park, WY: Quantifying Gravel-Bed Rivers	0.40	65.0	181,239,882
50	Corpus Cristi, TX: Influence of Dunes & Barrier Islands on Hurricane Surge	0.42	34.0	203,298,616
51	Idaho Falls, ID: Lidar for Modeling Eolian Soil Transport	0.43	58.0	183,124,977
52	Henry Mountains, UT: Hillslope-Channel Coupling in a Bedrock Landscape	0.43	65.0	219,832,632
53	Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Emerald Creek	0.47	132.0	139,931,386
54	USFS Hager Basin Lidar, CA 2013	0.50	13.2	150,605,125
55	IML Critical Zone Observatory, Clear Creek Aug 2014 Lidar Survey (532 nm)	0.51	95.1	178,274,179
56	Bishop, CA: Morphological characteristics of the Bishop Tuff	0.51	55.0	257,968,480
57	San Gabriel Mountains, CA: Tectonics and Topography	0.53	53.0	197,258,042
58	Tushar Mountains, Utah (532 nm)	0.54	85.0	165,086,414
59	Death Valley National Park, CA: Badwater Basin	0.54	128.0	226,608,051
60	Plum Island, MA	0.54	148.0	283,918,292
61	White Sands National Monument, NM: Lidar Survey of Dune Fields	0.56	62.0	287,505,683
62	Greybull, WY: Sheep Mountain Anticline	0.59	87.0	366,476,229
63	White Sands National Monument, NM: Lidar Survey of Dune Fields (Sept 2009)	0.59	59.0	331,941,355
64	High Resolution Topography over Gabilan Mesa, CA 2003	0.59	60.1	203,565,449
65	Amberley, Canterbury, New Zealand 2012	0.59	111.0	196,400,721
66	Airborne Laser Mapping of Independence Lake, CA	0.59	65.0	192,292,801
67	North Sister, OR: Collier Cone Lava Flow	0.60	71.0	198,313,849
68	Big Creek, California	0.61	13.0	151,537,234
69	Point Classification for Hazard Applications: Mammoth Lakes, CA	0.61	24.2	207,549,295
70	Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Moscow Mountain	0.61	327.0	113,191,977
71	Flathead Lake Biological Station, MT (September 2005)	0.62	90.0	215,596,533
72	Tender Foot, MT: Hydrological Processes on Hill Slopes	0.63	115.0	235,483,068
73	Yosemite, CA: Spatial & Temporal Patterns of Nitrogen Export	0.63	101.0	253,397,107
74	SW Montana: Beavers as Geomorphic Agents in Small, Rocky Mountain Streams	0.63	56.1	234,737,859
75	Mojave Desert, CA: Precariously Balanced Rocks in Seismic Hazard Analysis	0.63	45.0	265,443,821
76	USFS Trout Creek Lidar, CA 2012	0.63	16.6	176,615,211
77	Santa Clarita Topography	0.64	45.0	240,370,408
78	IML Critical Zone Observatory, Sangamon River, IL Aug 2014 (532 nm)	0.64	73.3	177,039,955
79	Tushar Mountains, Utah (1550 nm)	0.65	85.0	184,068,562
80	Lake Placid, FL: Lidar Survey of the Archibold Biological Station	0.66	86.0	236,049,099
81	Bald Point, FL: Hurricane Frequency and Storm Surge Archives from Sinkholes	0.67	44.8	192,218,197
82	Chaco Canyon, NM: Simulating Dynamic Hydrological Processes	0.68	67.0	298,677,157
83	Niobrara River, Nebraska (532 nm)	0.71	61.0	289,149,362
84	San Rafael, UT: Survey of Exposed Subsurface Volcanic Features	0.72	54.0	297,500,214
85	Truckee, CA: Sagehen Creek Snowpack Measurement	0.75	48.0	201,698,547
86	2010 CU-Boulder Campus and Flatirons	0.75	45.0	222,426,993
87	Central Alpine Fault, NZ 2010	0.77	59.2	258,488,775
88	White Mountain Fault Zone, Owens Valley, CA	0.79	47.0	389,139,038
89	Niobrara River, Nebraska	0.79	61.0	295,745,974
90	Bitterroot NF, ID: Transient Hillslope Response to Knickpoint Migration	0.80	49.0	225,595,885
91	Mount Shasta, CA: Quaternary Debris Avalanche	0.81	51.0	349,093,976
92	USFS Moores Flat Lidar, CA 2013	0.81	12.0	178,883,861
93	Merritt Island, FL: Identification of Florida Scrub-Jay Habitat	0.81	59.0	249,275,126
94	Granite Dells, AZ	0.81	47.0	357,455,780
95	San Isabel NF, CO: Debris Flow Mechanics and Landscape Evolution	0.83	55.0	315,706,453
96	USFS Summit Springs Lidar, CA 2013	0.83	11.9	190,147,903
97	Everglades National Park	0.85	16.0	257,190,270
98	Truro and Provincetown, MA: Lidar in Salt Marsh Environments	0.86	59.1	257,035,649
99	Oban, Stewart Island / Rakiura, New Zealand 2021	0.88	24.1	244,115,910
100	Slumgullion Landslide, Colorado (July 10, 2015)	0.88	16.5	261,683,169
101	Little San Bernardino Mountains, Joshua Tree National Park, California	0.89	51.0	386,732,755
102	Yosemite, CA: El Portal, Mariposa Grove, Yosemite Canyon & Tuolumne Meadows	0.89	131.0	338,698,252
103	USFS Mount Bidwell Lidar, CA 2013	0.89	17.2	226,660,445
104	Lake Bonneville, Utah	0.90	55.0	350,032,753
105	Kohala Peninsula, Hawaii: Precipitation Effects on Landscape Evolution	0.90	46.0	355,382,059
106	Slumgullion Landslide, Colorado (July 3, 2015)	0.90	15.2	264,163,159
107	Lincoln National Forest, NM: Floodplains in Fluvial Networks	0.91	55.0	370,540,596
108	Whangarei Heads, Northland, New Zealand 2016	0.91	65.0	246,220,081
109	Channel Avulsion in Bishop, California	0.92	52.0	444,557,480
110	USFS Michigan Bluff Lidar, CA 2013	0.93	12.3	205,565,431
111	Boise NF, ID: Avalanche Forecasting and Acoustic Detection	0.93	49.0	246,445,604
112	Grand Junction, CO: Roan Plateau	0.94	133.0	430,357,182
113	Slumgullion Landslide, Colorado (July 7, 2015)	0.95	17.4	274,577,662
114	Santa Maria River, AZ: Vegetation and channel form	0.96	51.0	392,002,733
115	Gabilan Mesa, CA: Valley Alluviation effects on Hillslope-Channel Coupling	0.97	75.0	417,186,669
116	Columbia, NC: Modeling Coastal Plain Wetland Ecosystems	0.98	31.0	339,944,130
117	Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Jack Waite Mine	0.99	57.0	277,785,319
118	USFS Blodgett Forest Lidar, CA 2013	1.04	22.0	252,161,049
119	Woodland-encroached sagebrush ecosystem, Nevada	1.07	61.0	378,881,652
120	Wax Lake Delta, Louisiana, USA 2009	1.08	228.9	386,598,082
121	NOAA ISEMP - Watershed Sciences - Bridge Creek, Oregon Lidar Survey, 2005	1.08	124.0	470,437,392
122	San Rafael River, Castle Dale, Utah, 2016	1.10	55.3	505,620,572
123	Lidar Survey of Sparta Earthquake Rupture, NC 2020	1.12	11.2	404,811,171
124	Snake River, Wyoming	1.13	68.0	326,422,776
125	Distribution and Legacy of Large Landslides, San Gabriel Mountains, CA 2017	1.14	71.6	291,376,963
126	Measuring Hydrologic and Biogeochemical Processes in an Intermittent Stream, ID 2023	1.14	6.2	184,124,195
127	2019 Ridgecrest, CA: Trona-Argus Area - Post-Earthquake Lidar	1.14	19.2	522,253,082
128	Fault geometry on the Mission Creek-Mill Creek faults, CA 2017	1.16	63.6	403,091,828
129	Medicine Bow NF, WY: Forest Ecosystem Impacts by Mountain Pine Beetle	1.20	35.0	316,486,651
130	USFS Bluff Creek Lidar, CA 2013	1.21	16.8	265,856,617
131	Cache NF, UT: Predicting Bonneville Cutthroat Trout Spawning Hotspots	1.21	63.0	326,142,289
132	Mojave Desert, CA: Evolution of the Hector Mine Earthquake Surface Rupture	1.26	71.0	605,627,261
133	PG&E Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP): Diablo Canyon, CA Central Coast	1.26	43.0	397,510,966
134	Yosemite National Park: Poopenaut Valley and Wawona	1.26	25.0	305,116,541
135	Interpreting Fluvial Processes from Channel-Belt Deposits, Utah 2018	1.27	58.2	681,872,513
136	Yucaipa Ridge, San Bernardino Mountains, CA	1.30	76.0	340,548,987
137	Wānaka, Otago, New Zealand 2022-2023	1.32	40.7	284,570,823
138	John Day Watershed 2006 - US Bureau of Reclamation	1.32	37.0	402,507,754
139	Stanley, ID: Linkages Between Hydrologic Complexity and Nutrient Export	1.33	53.0	386,658,945
140	Wax Lake Delta, Louisiana, USA 2013	1.36	31.0	442,178,752
141	Change Detection of Post-fire Runoff Events, CA 2019	1.36	60.9	413,870,616
142	Post-fire Debris Flows in Santa Monica Mountains, CA 2019	1.36	60.2	425,721,529
143	Apopka, FL: Using Lidar to Identify Optimal Gopher Tortoise habitat	1.37	49.0	329,835,902
144	Wheeler Ridge, CA	1.38	80.0	712,158,135
145	Agua Blanca Fault, Baja California, Mexico.	1.38	76.3	531,697,055
146	South Florida Everglades	1.39	53.0	421,149,359
147	Oregon Coast Range: Sediment Storage in Debris-Flows	1.39	76.0	497,470,019
148	Hite, UT: Quantifying Evolution and Stability of Coarse Alluvial Channels	1.40	102.0	516,679,698
149	Sea Grass Beds, Apalachicola, FL	1.43	74.0	431,104,860
150	Slip transfer through the Eastern Transverse Ranges, CA 2017	1.45	64.0	631,047,182
151	Wairarapa Fault, NZ 2010	1.47	128.3	413,194,488
152	Blacks Mountain Experimental Forest, CA 2009	1.52	48.2	375,435,695
153	Clearwater NF, ID: Effects of Watershed Restoration on Hillslope Stability	1.53	89.4	400,649,211
154	Eel River, CA: Landsliding and the Evolution of Mountainous Landscapes	1.55	264.0	604,240,529
155	Greys River, WY (532 nm)	1.56	123.0	532,250,762
156	Solfatara Plateau Obsidian Lava Flow, Yellowstone National Park, WY	1.65	56.0	457,591,850
157	USFS Road46 Lidar, CA 2013	1.66	55.4	554,641,061
158	High-Resolution Mapping of Goat Rock Volcano, WA	1.67	67.6	426,486,941
159	Northern California Coast: Slope Failure in Low and High Uplift Regions	1.67	47.0	417,824,006
160	USFS Marble Valley Lidar, CA 2012	1.71	29.2	441,100,439
161	USFS East Branch East Weaver Creek Lidar, CA 2012	1.73	11.3	406,454,681
162	Lidar Survey of Paoha Island, CA 2023	1.75	59.2	620,115,976
163	USFS Slides Glade Lidar, CA 2013	1.76	32.0	449,274,273
164	South Fork Eel River, CA Watershed Morphology	1.77	236.0	622,565,583
165	Volcanic Tablelands in Bishop, California	1.78	60.0	928,766,958
166	Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument, AZ	1.80	41.0	562,261,368
167	USFS Taliaferro Ridge Lidar, CA 2012	1.80	23.0	411,199,675
168	Post-Kumamoto Earthquake (16 April 2016) Rupture Lidar Scan	1.84	95.8	428,107,709
169	West Coast and Hauraki Plains, Waikato, New Zealand 2015	1.86	210.3	589,562,263
170	Big Sky, MT: Patterns of Nitrogen Export & Land Use Change	1.89	249.0	721,219,757
171	Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): St. Joe National Forest	1.90	557.0	388,531,920
172	Pre-Kumamoto Earthquake (16 April 2016) Rupture Lidar Scan	1.91	151.6	445,369,382
173	Lassen Volcanic National Park, CA 2019	1.92	55.1	566,951,060
174	Kaikoura, Canterbury, New Zealand 2012	1.95	318.7	626,788,655
175	1959 Hebgen Lake rupture (Montana)	1.96	105.0	516,740,313
176	Piercy, CA: Response of Bedrock River to Base Level Lowering, SF Eel River	1.97	69.0	519,750,479
177	Monitoring the Mass Balance of Eklutna Glacier, AK 2023	2.00	175.4	479,658,402
178	Raleigh Peak, Colorado: May 2010	2.03	62.0	624,963,901
179	Point Reyes, CA: Landscape Response to Tectonics	2.03	76.3	523,551,452
180	Characterizing Forest Structure Changes and Effects on Snowpack, AZ 2017	2.04	89.7	613,760,144
181	West Swanzey, NH: Geomorphic Response to Dam Removal, Ashuelot River(2011)	2.05	45.0	536,115,939
182	Geologic Mapping of Coal Beds (Northeastern Montana)	2.07	56.0	1,027,342,737
183	USFS Trout Creek Lidar, CA 2013	2.07	40.6	491,275,231
184	Very High Resolution Airborne Lidar at Strathalbyn in Queensland, Australia	2.08	4.2	459,842,944
185	Durham, NH: Hyporheic Zone Extent and Exchange in a Coastal Stream	2.09	47.0	516,574,267
186	Hurunui Rivers, Canterbury, New Zealand 2013	2.12	474.0	720,325,899
187	Hyak, WA: Cedar River Municipal Watershed Snow Modeling	2.19	70.0	508,980,223
188	Surface Expression of the 1886 Charleston, South Carolina Earthquake	2.20	64.0	569,579,152
189	Victor Harbour - South Australia, 2011	2.21	358.0	1,009,026,571
190	Alteration of Groundwater Flow due to Slow Landslide Failure, CA	2.21	37.8	659,768,327
191	Topographic stress controls, San Bernardino Mountains, CA 2017	2.21	62.0	642,349,035
192	West Swanzey, NH: Geomorphic Response to Dam Removal, Ashuelot River (2010)	2.22	45.0	591,734,630
193	Lidar Survey of Dump Creek, ID 2019	2.22	42.6	518,366,039
194	Normal Fault Comparisons, Utah 2019	2.24	70.0	733,236,226
195	Pellston, MI: Effects of Forest Canopy Structural Change on Carbon Uptake	2.25	61.0	669,960,290
196	3D Fuel Structure in Relation to Prescribed Fire, CA 2020	2.26	65.9	671,410,249
197	San Bernardino Mountains, CA 2016	2.28	147.3	658,197,815
198	Tuscaloosa, AL: Seasonal Inundation Dynamics And Invertebrate Communities	2.29	53.6	581,480,937
199	Inyo Domes, CA lidar 2016	2.31	56.9	657,954,171
200	Sediment Accretion Rates and Spatial Patterns in the Wax Lake Delta, LA 2020	2.35	52.7	1,014,124,485
201	2016 Solana Beach, CA Bluff Characterization Survey	2.36	<1	982,678,631
202	Nantahala NF, NC: Forest Leaf Structure, Terrain and Hydrophysiology	2.39	64.9	578,628,031
203	Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory May 9 2010 Snow-On Lidar Survey	2.41	155.4	846,017,392
204	Lake Isabella Lidar Collection, CA 2015	2.50	58.9	682,812,530
205	Mapping of Displacements Near Parkfield, California	2.51	79.8	894,919,227
206	Triangle Lake, OR: Earthquake Induced Landslide	2.60	66.0	617,152,927
207	Meandering Channels in Death Valley, CA 2019	2.62	72.6	1,415,797,113
208	Topographic and Lithologic Controls on Subsurface Weathering, CA 2021	2.62	38.2	344,427,665
209	USFS Cub Complex Lidar, CA 2009	2.65	101.5	602,031,651
210	Dunedin and Mosgiel, Otago, New Zealand 2021	2.67	52.1	720,421,588
211	Measuring Variations in Bedrock Cliff Morphologies, Idaho 2019	2.67	56.3	655,866,908
212	Post-Fire Debris Flow Detection and Erosion, Oregon 2020	2.68	60.4	710,365,683
213	Paleo-Outburst Floods in the Truckee River Canyon, CA	2.73	93.0	781,516,176
214	Mapleton, OR: Transient Landscape Evolution in the Oregon Coast Range	2.74	65.0	619,415,677
215	Rangiora, Canterbury, New Zealand 2014	2.84	497.5	1,009,354,334
216	Mackenzie, Canterbury, New Zealand 2015	2.90	809.6	1,050,244,397
217	USFS Oak Creek Lidar, CA 2012	2.97	68.5	976,999,970
218	Timaru Rivers, Canterbury, New Zealand 2014	3.04	681.8	1,319,581,535
219	Quantifying rock strength controls in Guadalupe Mountains, NM/TX	3.09	62.7	928,427,808
220	Greys River, WY (1550 nm)	3.18	123.0	1,049,737,018
221	Thames, Waikato, New Zealand 2017-2019	3.19	145.3	789,724,790
222	Geomorphic Effects of Landslide Dams on the Owyhee River, Oregon	3.19	279.0	1,539,971,860
223	Southern Sierra Nevada Critical Zone Observatory: Snow On	3.21	109.0	1,003,395,188
224	St. Elis Mountains and Gulf of Alaska	3.23	427.0	1,031,611,201
225	Blenheim, Marlborough, New Zealand 2014	3.31	404.7	1,090,694,603
226	Eel River Critical Zone Observatory July 2014 Lidar Survey (1064 nm/Angelo)	3.32	57.3	822,046,581
227	Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): South Fork Salmon and Secesh Rivers	3.34	142.0	856,727,919
228	Ecosystem Structure in Hetereogeneous Restored Wetlands, CA 2018	3.37	62.3	1,172,899,850
229	Hawaii Kauai Survey	3.44	200.0	916,900,535
230	Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory May 5 2010 Snow-On Lidar Survey	3.47	136.8	1,022,500,736
231	Tauranga and Coast, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand 2015	3.47	702.7	1,209,484,522
232	Richmond and Motueka, Tasman, New Zealand 2015	3.51	332.9	1,242,312,026
233	Powder River, MT 2016	3.53	97.7	1,442,721,432
234	Thorton, NH: Hydrologic and Topographic Controls on Organic Carbon in Soils	3.56	126.3	855,368,043
235	Measuring Lake Michigan Coastal Erosion, WI 2020	3.65	84.0	979,680,307
236	Quantitative Characterization of Dune-Dune Interactions, CA 2022	3.68	38.2	734,172,261
237	Control of steepland landscape morphology in Idaho Batholith	3.70	72.8	958,304,852
238	Rapid Response to 2011 Mississippi Flood	3.73	195.0	1,670,375,138
239	Na Pali Coast, Kauai, Hawaii	3.76	118.0	995,581,661
240	Quantifying Channel Change in a Steep Coastal Stream, CA 2022	3.76	7.1	600,142,020
241	Hydrologic Effects of Forest Restoration, WA 2021	3.76	62.7	745,643,148
242	USFS Squaw Creek Lidar, CA 2013	3.80	48.9	855,079,532
243	Hawaii Big Island Lidar Survey	3.83	300.0	1,502,401,167
244	Topographic Signatures of Barrier Island Vulnerability, TX 2021	3.87	63.9	1,668,552,516
245	USFS Taliaferro Ridge Lidar, CA 2013	3.90	59.2	861,814,462
246	Harper Lake Fault Slip Distribution, Central Mojave, CA	3.95	246.0	1,715,490,738
247	Lidar Survey of the Malheur National Forest, Oregon	3.96	128.0	988,192,862
248	Straight Cliffs Formation, South-Central Utah, 2016	3.97	65.3	1,194,746,581
249	Teton Conservation District, Wyoming Lidar	4.00	365.0	955,085,925
250	USFS South Creek Lidar, CA 2012	4.04	64.3	978,082,070
251	Southwest Flank of Mt.Rainier, WA	4.07	123.0	970,625,030
252	Illinois River, OR, Coast Ranges, 2016	4.12	90.5	1,033,399,485
253	USFS Snag Hill Lidar, CA 2012	4.12	107.1	1,149,507,178
254	High Resolution Mapping of Antelope Valley Ranch, CA.	4.14	27.6	1,727,911,325
255	USFS Mule Lidar, CA 2012	4.25	46.3	961,440,008
256	Repeat Mapping of Antelope Valley Ranch, CA, 2019	4.26	24.3	1,031,496,774
257	Northern Rockies, Montana lidar 2016	4.31	99.4	1,210,671,221
258	Waimakariri, Canterbury, New Zealand 2023	4.60	177.8	1,074,127,647
259	Upper Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand 2021	4.62	38.8	1,131,911,060
260	Mapping of Hydrothermal Explosion Craters in Yellowstone N.P., WY 2017	4.63	68.9	1,475,173,789
261	IML Critical Zone Observatory, Clear Creek Aug 2014 Lidar Survey (1064 nm)	4.72	248.5	1,936,220,915
262	NW Nevada: Modeling of Meander Channel Evolution	4.78	45.2	183,314,352
263	Photogrammetric model of the Tecolote Volcano, Sonora, Mexico	4.78	1.8	562,820,712
264	Napa Watershed, CA	4.81	1451.0	2,097,819,679
265	Meteor Crater, AZ	4.84	34.3	185,455,845
266	Study in Erosion Response: Horse Linto, CA 2019	4.86	63.4	1,183,283,802
267	Southern Sierra Nevada Critical Zone Observatory: Snow Off	4.93	121.0	1,409,519,429
268	Eel River Critical Zone Observatory July 2014 Lidar Survey (1064 nm)	5.03	535.5	1,155,295,823
269	USFS Deadman Creek Lidar, CA 2013	5.06	114.9	1,363,990,364
270	Lidar Survey of the San Pedro River, AZ 2021	5.11	81.6	859,414,869
271	Fault systems in the Eastern California Shear Zone, CA	5.15	165.0	276,265,799
272	East Helanshan Fault, northern China	5.19	100.0	759,122,077
273	NEON D17 Pacific Southwest- California	5.19	550.0	1,421,212,403
274	Mapping Changes in Vegetation After Deep-Seated Landslides, OR 2022	5.23	14.5	716,505,992
275	Mapping of Diamond Fork River, UT 2017	5.23	118.8	1,407,395,278
276	USFS Mule Lidar, CA 2013	5.28	79.8	1,238,151,195
277	IML Critical Zone Observatory, Sangamon River, IL Aug 2014 (1064 nm)	5.30	242.9	1,905,293,905
278	Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand 2016	5.32	319.2	1,863,510,051
279	Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand 2021	5.43	166.5	1,296,325,929
280	Reynolds Creek Critical Zone Observatory 2015 Post-Soda Fire Lidar	5.45	150.0	2,542,567,140
281	Illilouette Creek Basin Lidar Survey, Yosemite Valley, CA 2018	5.58	75.7	1,586,845,171
282	Laytonville, CA lidar 2015	5.66	77.9	1,494,546,347
283	Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory May 20-21 2010 Snow-On Lidar Survey	5.74	202.6	1,811,756,982
284	Evaluating Area-Volume Relationships after Mass Wasting Event, NC 2020	5.95	78.6	1,376,119,292
285	USFS Humbug Creek Lidar, CA 2013	6.02	100.1	1,340,693,379
286	Morphodynamics of an Unvegetated Meandering River, NV 2021	6.08	52.4	1,110,360,728
287	Preserving Mountains with Forest Management, CA 2020	6.12	72.7	1,524,372,485
288	Mapping of San Gabriel Mountains, CA 2009 Fire	6.43	411.1	1,806,050,828
289	USFS Willow Creek Lidar, CA 2012	6.49	134.0	1,557,434,866
290	USFS Meadow Valley Lidar, CA 2009	6.55	246.6	1,390,683,158
291	Detecting Changes in Hillslope Geomorphology Due to Thawing Permafrost, AK 2023	6.58	71.9	1,379,925,508
292	Lemhi Watershed - US Bureau of Reclamation	6.59	80.0	1,134,561,999
293	Mayapan, Mexico	6.97	44.0	1,976,052,223
294	Mapping Landscape Evolution in the Ozarks, AR 2023	7.33	59.7	1,686,807,743
295	Austin, TX, Rapid Response, 2015	7.36	195.9	2,489,104,221
296	Yosemite National Park, CA: Rockfall Studies	7.90	61.5	302,906,745
297	Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Clear Creek	8.17	173.0	2,225,535,833
298	El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake (4 April 2010) Rupture Lidar Scan	8.17	372.0	3,393,048,201
299	Balclutha, Otago, New Zealand 2020	8.17	416.8	2,211,471,591
300	World Bank - ImageCat Inc. - RIT Haiti Earthquake Lidar dataset	8.21	838.0	2,847,342,691
301	Lunar Crater Volcanic Field, Central Nevada	8.49	396.0	4,190,708,607
302	Jemez River Basin Snow-on Lidar Survey	8.60	280.0	2,541,885,987
303	USFS Mill Flat Creek Lidar, CA 2012	8.81	132.4	2,038,897,272
304	USFS Storrie Fire, CA 2009	8.96	237.2	1,867,179,409
305	Central Utah: Topographic Amplification of Earthquake Ground Motions	9.13	65.7	350,213,488
306	Impact of Waterfall Formation on River Long Profiles, CA 2021	9.18	72.8	1,387,286,903
307	High Resolution Topography near Santa Cruz, CA 2017	9.35	44.5	2,167,891,432
308	Rio Puerco River, NM: Study of overbank flood dynamics	9.35	59.0	358,738,424
309	Oroville, CA: Middle Fork of the Feather River, Sierra Nevada Foothills	9.92	250.0	2,460,365,522
310	Reporoa and Upper Piako River, Waikato, New Zealand 2019	10.04	484.9	2,958,200,956
311	Kilauea Volcano, HI July 2018 Acquisition	10.04	122.4	2,170,242,662
312	Southern California Bedrock Landscapes 2015 Airborne Lidar	10.06	328.1	2,467,975,102
313	Jemez River Basin, NM: Post-fire Landscape Response	10.36	206.0	3,138,470,833
314	Lidar Survey to Evaluate Spatial Heterogeneity and Channel Evolution, MT 2022	10.50	52.5	1,469,151,973
315	Characterizing Alluvial Channel Bank Erosion with Lidar, TX 2023	10.52	50.4	2,486,979,776
316	South Fork Eel River, CA: Understanding Terrace Formation and Abandonment	10.65	371.0	3,578,178,416
317	Post Hurricane Harvey Mapping of the Mission River, Texas 2018	10.74	68.0	3,297,558,275
318	Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory: Leaf On Survey	10.75	209.0	2,839,913,422
319	Climate and Tectonic Controls on Bedrock Hillslopes, CA 2019	10.96	133.1	3,085,231,474
320	Marlborough Fault System, South Island, New Zealand	11.00	446.0	4,022,809,146
321	Walker Fault System, Nevada, 2015	11.04	657.0	4,777,586,187
322	Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Lolo Creek and Slate Creek	11.16	429.0	2,450,118,069
323	Luquillo CZO Rio Blanco and Rio Mameyes Lidar Survey 2010-2011	11.33	253.0	3,518,252,046
324	Estimating Bedload Transport in Gravel-Bedded Rivers, MA 2021	11.35	3.6	1,480,791,979
325	USFS Lower Klamath Lidar, CA 2014	11.36	168.5	2,662,046,146
326	High Resolution SFM Topography of the Central San Andreas Fault, California	11.38	2.7	1,191,514,616
327	Huntly, Waikato, New Zealand 2015-2019	11.68	518.0	3,461,743,550
328	Forest-Snow Interactions in a High Elevation Critical Zone, CA 2022	11.73	50.6	1,681,326,159
329	Linking Snowpack Heterogeneity to Subsurface Storage and Transmissivity, OR 2022	11.76	63.9	1,488,156,429
330	Kaikōura and Waimakariri, Canterbury, New Zealand 2022	11.91	373.5	3,365,498,571
331	Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory: Leaf Off Survey	11.91	209.0	3,243,137,623
332	El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake, Pleiades 2014	12.22	468.3	1,817,428,876
333	2013 Balochistan earthquake, Pakistan	12.35	1280.0	1,821,390,716
334	USBR Upper Columbia River Basin West	12.53	360.0	3,467,813,766
335	USFS San Gabriel Mountain Lidar, CA 2009	12.59	405.4	4,181,716,193
336	Calhoun Critical Zone Observatory 2014 Leaf On Survey	12.68	191.0	3,073,165,690
337	USFS Storrie Fire, CA 2013	13.13	262.6	3,344,206,531
338	Northern Walker Lane, CA Airborne Lidar Dataset	13.51	229.0	3,880,443,432
339	Lost River Fault at Doublespring Pass Rd, Idaho 2015	13.77	4.2	1,626,397,872
340	Kern Canyon Lidar Collection, CA 2008	13.98	439.0	3,633,805,772
341	Calhoun Critical Zone Observatory 2016 Leaf Off LiDAR Survey	14.08	78.3	3,545,529,957
342	Otago, New Zealand 2016	14.10	1963.4	5,265,575,025
343	Lidar Survey of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, CA 2012	14.11	437.4	3,569,558,097
344	High Resolution Topography of House Range Fault, Utah	14.20	5.1	1,969,193,386
345	Wellington City, New Zealand 2019-2020	14.23	158.0	3,679,969,235
346	B4 Project - Southern San Andreas and San Jacinto Faults - Classified Lidar	14.45	1906.0	5,681,610,713
347	Eel River Critical Zone Observatory July 2014 Lidar Survey (532 nm)	14.80	420.8	3,750,522,173
348	USBR Upper Columbia River Basin East	14.82	560.0	4,189,397,173
349	Satellite derived point clouds of the Kura thrust belt, Shamakhi, Azerbaijan, 2021	14.93	3091.3	3,843,718,426
350	Abel Tasman and Golden Bay, Tasman, New Zealand 2016	14.93	336.5	3,083,346,810
351	USFS Dinkey Creek Lidar, CA 2012	15.05	249.5	3,675,702,069
352	California Coast: Big Creek, Vincente, Arroyo Seco, Scotts Creek, UCSC	15.31	375.0	4,373,110,830
353	Tasman Bay, Tasman, New Zealand 2022	16.12	458.8	4,272,923,147
354	Christchurch and Ashley River, Canterbury, New Zealand 2018-2019	16.12	663.3	3,903,902,999
355	USFS Bagley Fire Lidar, CA 2013	16.47	202.0	3,623,515,129
356	USFS Illilouette Basin Lidar, CA 2011	16.60	172.2	2,349,876,341
357	Topography of Normal Faults in the Volcanic Tablelands, CA 2019	16.70	4.1	2,166,980,539
358	USFS Dinkey Creek Lidar, CA 2010	16.85	239.0	2,559,001,692
359	Monitoring Woodland Ecosystems, Utah 2018	17.02	232.1	5,038,541,117
360	Bay of Plenty, New Zealand 2018-2019	17.02	830.2	4,511,171,733
361	Hutt City, Wellington, New Zealand 2021	17.71	105.4	3,564,958,796
362	Structure from Motion data along the sSAF, Salt Creek, CA 2021	17.77	<1	1,621,940,602
363	USFS Medicine Lake Volcano Lidar, CA 2013	18.22	339.3	4,442,023,291
364	August 24, 2014 South Napa Earthquake	18.59	78.0	1,904,250,588
365	2010 Salton Sea Lidar Collection	18.61	1401.0	7,150,136,824
366	Erosion and sedimentation within the Kern River Canyon, CA	18.72	252.0	5,876,132,749
367	Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand 2019	18.99	377.0	4,992,702,482
368	Survey of Sheepscot, Narragaugus and Pleasant Rivers, Maine	19.33	1059.0	6,524,920,615
369	Topography of Normal Faults in the Volcanic Tablelands, CA 2018	19.37	17.6	2,056,863,914
370	Eagle Creek Fire Area in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon	19.49	309.0	3,578,074,819
371	Missisquoi Watershed Lidar	19.55	2424.0	4,893,927,546
372	2010 Channel Islands Lidar Collection	19.56	747.0	6,178,567,552
373	Surprise Valley, CA	19.86	878.0	8,886,099,807
374	Structure from Motion data along the sSAF, Ferrum, CA 2021	20.29	<1	2,158,889,551
375	PG&E Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP): Los Osos, CA Central Coast	20.89	688.0	6,142,245,792
376	Central Otago, Otago, New Zealand 2021	20.91	833.2	6,316,499,314
377	Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory August 2010 Snow-Off Lidar Survey	23.78	650.0	7,355,678,903
378	Abel Tasman and Golden Bay, Tasman, New Zealand 2023	24.15	631.0	6,373,562,774
379	Alpine Fault, NZ 2015	25.07	139.6	5,148,677,293
380	Andrews Experimental Forest and Willamette National Forest Lidar (Aug 2008)	25.20	79.0	966,432,159
381	3D Landscape Reconstruction and Land Use Modeling, Chaco Canyon, NM 2016	25.39	542.7	13,662,458,721
382	Whanganui Urban, Manawatu-Whanganui, New Zealand 2020-2021	25.43	443.5	7,351,999,960
383	USFS Moonlight Fire Lidar, CA 2013	25.80	529.7	6,606,890,745
384	Marlborough, New Zealand 2018	25.86	698.8	7,635,910,269
385	Christchurch and Selwyn, Canterbury, New Zealand 2015	26.40	1512.7	8,992,926,156
386	Banks Peninsula, Canterbury, New Zealand 2018-2019	27.07	1102.8	6,587,427,993
387	Central U.S. ARRA Lidar, New Madrid Seismic Zone	27.51	987.0	8,507,624,055
388	Canterbury, New Zealand 2016-2017	27.55	2199.2	7,570,497,656
389	Northern San Andreas Fault, CA	29.42	767.0	1,128,377,290
390	Jemez River Basin Snow-off Lidar Survey	30.68	722.0	7,777,763,269
391	Utah Geological Survey Lidar	31.51	4696.0	8,955,883,062
392	Motueka River Valley, Tasman, New Zealand 2018-2019	31.57	457.4	7,395,725,975
393	Manawatu - Whanganui, New Zealand 2015-2016	31.69	2349.2	8,015,017,562
394	Trinity River, Texas 2015	32.16	387.0	8,261,334,273
395	Golden Bay, Tasman, New Zealand 2017	32.39	715.7	6,824,796,206
396	2014-2015 lidar survey of the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica	32.41	2775.6	14,126,743,483
397	Bedrock exposure, canopy density, and runoff generation in the Rampart Range, CO 2018	33.71	557.3	8,866,441,462
398	California ARRA Lidar	33.79	686.0	9,736,794,928
399	West Rainier Seismic Zone, WA	34.17	545.0	1,310,241,347
400	USFS Kern Plateau Lidar, CA 2011	34.19	545.0	5,002,384,738
401	EarthScope Yakima Lidar Project	34.94	371.0	1,339,935,848
402	Mapping the PUUC Region, Campeche, Mexico	35.17	237.8	9,249,003,221
403	Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand 2020-2021	35.24	523.0	10,593,179,647
404	Survey of 1920 Haiyuan Earthquake Rupture, China 2013-2017	36.10	1720.8	7,502,422,215
405	Kapiti Coast, Wellington, New Zealand 2021	36.81	292.6	8,178,414,130
406	USFS Sims Fire Lidar, CA 2012	37.53	511.8	8,621,132,797
407	Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory July 2010 Lidar Survey	38.56	133.0	1,478,601,793
408	High Resolution Topography along the Lost River Valley, Idaho 2019	38.75	12.2	3,650,522,780
409	Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand 2023	39.19	435.5	6,015,584,388
410	Porirua, Wellington, New Zealand 2023	40.07	230.5	6,269,027,690
411	Lost River Fault Zone Near Borah Peak, Idaho	40.80	11.3	6,511,610,046
412	Auckland, New Zealand 2013	43.05	2250.4	10,709,321,570
413	2005 San Diego Urban Region Lidar	43.68	1190.0	1,672,334,614
414	Manawatu - Whanganui, New Zealand 2022-2023	43.81	1600.4	12,409,629,562
415	Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory April 2010 Lidar Survey	48.36	133.0	1,854,556,843
416	Bedrock River Channels of the Taiwan Central Range, 2018-2020	48.96	10.4	6,318,982,964
417	Kilauea Volcano, HI June 2018 Acquisition	50.49	105.0	10,701,651,765
418	2019 Ridgecrest, CA Post-Earthquake Lidar Collection	52.29	784.4	25,985,661,935
419	Banks Peninsula, Canterbury, New Zealand 2023	53.98	1058.9	14,288,517,094
420	Lidar Survey of Middle Usumacinta Region, Mexico	54.49	943.3	16,899,227,752
421	EarthScope Alaska Denali Totschunda Lidar Project	60.72	410.0	2,328,316,068
422	Lidar Survey of Dangermond Preserve, CA	61.24	129.1	7,835,095,537
423	New Madrid Seismic Zone	65.14	1936.0	17,165,130,273
424	Top of the South Flood, Nelson and Tasman, New Zealand 2022	67.18	926.9	13,949,359,619
425	USFS Power Fire Lidar, CA 2015	71.57	461.8	13,004,208,761
426	Nelson, New Zealand 2021	72.12	475.8	17,924,772,321
427	Lidar Transects along Yucatan Peninsula and San Gervasio, Mexico	72.78	438.7	18,357,188,974
428	2008 Iowa River Flood Lidar, Iowa City, and the Clear Creek Watershed	73.87	1011.0	2,832,810,718
429	Palmerston North, Manawatu-Whanganui, New Zealand 2018	74.10	445.1	9,913,889,802
430	PG&E Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP): San Simeon, CA Central Coast	84.23	803.0	17,716,478,347
431	Southern San Andreas Fault from Painted Canyon to Bombay Beach, CA	90.01	40.1	8,427,334,008
432	Yosemite Rim Fire lidar 2013	98.99	1654.3	27,579,822,913
433	Selwyn, Canterbury, New Zealand 2023	99.17	2373.5	22,367,479,187
434	Kaikōura, Canterbury, New Zealand 2016	100.57	1724.4	22,716,636,063
435	USFS North Happy Camp Complex Lidar, CA 2015	101.05	498.6	9,196,095,619
436	2014 USFS Tahoe National Forest Lidar	103.66	3292.1	29,385,789,123
437	2013 USFS Tahoe National Forest Lidar	104.78	2197.4	25,501,709,558
438	Canterbury, New Zealand 2018-2019	106.11	5777.8	31,722,052,149
439	USFS Freds Fire Lidar, CA 2015	109.35	645.2	20,241,115,291
440	Coastal Catchments, Otago, New Zealand 2021	135.36	4270.6	32,493,585,748
441	Central Otago, Otago, New Zealand 2022-2023	137.13	3959.9	31,043,844,670
442	EarthScope Intermountain Seismic Belt Lidar Project	145.81	830.0	5,591,498,159
443	B4 Project - Southern San Andreas and San Jacinto Faults	148.16	1906.0	5,681,610,713
444	Auckland South, New Zealand 2016-2017	155.79	2135.6	29,468,725,690
445	Topographic Data Set: Klamath River, California 2018	163.03	291.6	35,110,039,955
446	Mapping the Kaibab Plateau, AZ	168.09	1882.3	28,843,802,804
447	Auckland North, New Zealand 2016-2018	196.34	4615.2	59,178,559,785
448	EarthScope Southern & Eastern California Lidar Project	202.51	1683.0	7,765,524,685
449	West Coast, New Zealand 2020-2022	236.05	6107.9	57,908,875,605
450	Wellington, New Zealand 2013-2014	247.78	9012.7	52,429,955,958
451	Lake Tahoe Basin Lidar	323.94	941.0	12,422,235,185
452	EarthScope Northern California Lidar Project	330.91	2448.0	12,689,698,695
453	Gisborne, New Zealand 2018-2020	346.69	8756.5	88,170,539,749
454	UMD-NASA Carbon Mapping /Sonoma County Vegetation Mapping and Lidar Program	348.32	4374.0	60,040,589,769
455	Taranaki, New Zealand 2021	360.04	8169.5	74,138,645,402
456	Marlborough, New Zealand 2020-2022	427.07	11211.6	109,830,673,564
457	2015-2017 State of Utah Lidar Acquisition	478.14	12904.0	99,507,733,293
458	Northland, New Zealand 2018-2020	480.39	13865.1	121,995,549,543
459	Tasman, New Zealand 2020-2022	497.86	8205.2	116,333,006,525
460	Bay of Plenty, New Zealand 2019-2022	564.16	12830.3	138,348,221,503
461	Southland, New Zealand 2020-2024	665.12	19685.1	176,380,305,770
462	Canterbury, New Zealand 2020-2023	737.55	21209.1	218,444,915,046
463	Hawke's Bay, New Zealand 2020-2021	998.46	13786.5	155,205,028,938
464	State of Utah Acquired Lidar Data - Wasatch Front	1391.78	3684.0	43,968,246,478
465	Waikato, New Zealand 2021	1983.98	24920.4	272,119,425,304
466	Gisborne, New Zealand 2023	2236.88	8672.8	262,397,192,609
467	2011 - 2013 Indiana Statewide Lidar	3898.78	96094.7	149,496,475,234
468	Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries Lidar Program Data	7423.85	26009.7	284,688,111,603

B. Raster Datasets Breakdown

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	Dataset Name	Size on Disk (GB) ↑	Area (km²)	Dataset Layers
1	ALOS World 3D - 30m Ellipsoidal	1047.49	N/A
2	PG&E Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP): San Simeon, CA Central Coast	558.95	803.0	Orthophotograph, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
3	Copernicus GLO-30 Digital Elevation Model	548.74	184190608.0	Highest Hit
4	Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM GL1) Global 30m Ellipsoidal	474.25	119560000.0
5	2015-2017 State of Utah Lidar Acquisition	330.18	12904.0	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
6	State of Utah Acquired Lidar Data - Wasatch Front	298.23	3684.0	Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth
7	ALOS World 3D - 30m	221.01	N/A
8	Haiti Digital Terrain Model 2014 - 2016	200.29	29239.0	Bare Earth, Orthophotograph
9	UMD-NASA Carbon Mapping /Sonoma County Vegetation Mapping and Lidar Program	186.77	4374.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Hydro-flattened Bare Earth, Vegetation Height, Intensity - Vegetation, Intensity - Highest Hit, Canopy Density, Intensity
10	Control of steepland landscape morphology in Idaho Batholith	154.43	72.8	Orthophotograph, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
11	NASADEM Global Digital Elevation Model	126.75	147385568.0
12	Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM GL1) Global 30m	125.88	119560000.0
13	Topography of Normal Faults in the Volcanic Tablelands, CA 2018	124.29	17.6	Highest Hit, Orthophotograph
14	Paleo-Outburst Floods in the Truckee River Canyon, CA	118.25	93.0	Bathymetry, Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Orthophotograph, Intensity - Highest Hit
15	EarthScope Southern & Eastern California Lidar Project	114.97	1683.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
16	August 24, 2014 South Napa Earthquake	107.78	78.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Orthophotograph
17	Ecosystem Structure in Hetereogeneous Restored Wetlands, CA 2018	107.61	62.3	Orthophotograph, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
18	EarthScope Northern California Lidar Project	105.30	2448.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
19	Southern San Andreas Fault from Painted Canyon to Bombay Beach, CA	93.75	40.1	Orthophotograph, Highest Hit
20	2011 - 2013 Indiana Statewide Lidar (East)	88.37	49790.2	Bare Earth
21	2011 - 2013 Indiana Statewide Lidar (West)	86.67	49790.2	Bare Earth
22	Survey of Mount Rainier, WA, 2021	86.55	1215.3	Highest Hit, Orthophotograph
23	Topographic Data Set: Klamath River, California 2018 (State Plane)	83.53	291.6	Highest Hit, Orthophotograph, Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth
24	Walker Fault System, Nevada, 2015	81.85	657.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
25	Marlborough Fault System, South Island, New Zealand	77.82	446.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
26	Copernicus GLO-90 Digital Elevation Model	66.24	184190608.0	Highest Hit
27	Lake Tahoe Basin Lidar	54.41	941.0	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
28	Topographic Data Set: Klamath River, California 2018	53.21	291.6	Orthophotograph, Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit
29	Topography of Normal Faults in the Volcanic Tablelands, CA 2019	46.85	4.1	Orthophotograph, Highest Hit
30	Surprise Valley, CA	45.18	878.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
31	2013 USFS Tahoe National Forest Lidar	37.04	2197.4	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
32	EarthScope Intermountain Seismic Belt Lidar Project	33.56	830.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
33	Eel River Critical Zone Observatory July 2014 Lidar Survey (Eel River)	31.13	535.5	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
34	High Resolution Topography along the Lost River Valley, Idaho 2019	29.84	12.2	Highest Hit, Orthophotograph
35	Yosemite Rim Fire lidar 2013	29.00	1654.3	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
36	Lidar Survey of Middle Usumacinta Region, Mexico	27.29	943.3	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
37	2014 USFS Tahoe National Forest Lidar	27.07	3292.1	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
38	Point Classification for Hazard Applications: Mammoth Lakes, CA	26.97	24.2	Orthophotograph, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
39	Kilauea Volcano, HI June 2018 Acquisition	26.91	105.0	Bare Earth
40	Bedrock River Channels of the Taiwan Central Range, 2018-2020	26.79	10.4	Orthophotograph
41	2014-2015 lidar survey of the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica	24.17	2775.6	Bare Earth
42	B4 Project - Southern San Andreas and San Jacinto Faults - Classified Lidar	21.60	1906.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
43	Austin, TX, Rapid Response, 2015	21.15	195.9	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
44	Central U.S. ARRA Lidar, New Madrid Seismic Zone	19.39	987.0	Bare Earth
45	EarthScope Alaska Denali Totschunda Lidar Project	18.78	410.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
46	Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM GL3) Global 90m	18.15	119560000.0
47	Mapping the Kaibab Plateau, AZ	18.04	1882.3	Intensity, Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Canopy Density, Vegetation Height
48	El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake (4 April 2010) Rupture Lidar Scan	16.30	372.0	Highest Hit
49	2008 Iowa River Flood Lidar, Iowa City, and the Clear Creek Watershed	16.14	1011.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
50	Powder River, MT 2016	15.79	97.7	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
51	High Resolution SFM Topography of the Central San Andreas Fault, California	15.63	2.7	Highest Hit, Orthophotograph
52	Continental Europe Digital Terrain Model	14.90	6337822.0	Bare Earth
53	Structure from Motion data along the sSAF, Ferrum, CA 2021	14.90	<1	Highest Hit, Orthophotograph
54	Mapping of Diamond Fork River, UT 2017	14.85	118.8	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
55	California ARRA Lidar	14.68	686.0	Bare Earth
56	Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory August 2010 LiDAR Survey	13.86	650.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
57	EarthScope Yakima Lidar Project	13.36	371.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
58	Lidar Transects along Yucatan Peninsula and San Gervasio, Mexico	12.66	438.7	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
59	1959 Hegben Lake rupture (Montana)	12.21	105.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
60	Kern Canyon Lidar Collection, CA 2008	11.83	439.0	Orthophotograph
61	Post Hurricane Harvey Mapping of the Mission River, Texas 2018 (Ch 1, 2, 3)	11.59	68.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Water Surface, Bathymetry
62	Global Bathymetry and Topography at 15 Arc Sec: SRTM15+ V2.5.5	11.24	509753760.0
63	2013 Baluchistan, Pakistan Pre-Earthquake Stereogrammetric DEMs	10.95	16332.5	Highest Hit
64	PG&E Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP): Los Osos, CA Central Coast	10.91	688.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit
65	Lost River Fault at Doublespring Pass Rd, Idaho 2015	10.27	4.2	Orthophotograph, Highest Hit
66	2013 Baluchistan, Pakistan Post-Earthquake Stereogrammetric DEMs	10.04	13176.1	Highest Hit
67	3D Landscape Reconstruction and Land Use Modeling, Chaco Canyon, NM 2016	9.96	544.9	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
68	Lost River Fault Zone Near Borah Peak, Idaho	9.52	11.3	Highest Hit, Orthophotograph
69	2019 Ridgecrest, CA Pre-Earthquake Digital Surface Model	9.21	10561.0	Highest Hit
70	Survey of Sheepscot, Narragaugus and Pleasant Rivers, Maine	8.66	1059.0	Bare Earth
71	Topographic Signatures of Barrier Island Vulnerability, TX 2021	8.61	63.9	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
72	Illilouette Creek Basin Lidar Survey, Yosemite Valley, CA 2018	8.04	75.7	Intensity, Bare Earth, Vegetation Height, Highest Hit
73	USFS Freds Fire Lidar, CA 2015	7.82	645.2	Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit, Vegetation Height
74	Characterizing Forest Structure Changes and Effects on Snowpack, AZ 2017	7.59	89.7	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
75	Structure from Motion data along the sSAF, Salt Creek, CA 2021	7.51	<1	Highest Hit, Orthophotograph
76	High Resolution Topography of House Range Fault, Utah	7.50	5.1	Highest Hit, Orthophotograph
77	Geologic Mapping of Coal Beds (Northeastern Montana)	7.14	56.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
78	Mapping the PUUC Region, Campeche, Mexico	7.12	237.8	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
79	Greys River, WY	7.10	123.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
80	Jemez River Basin Snow-off Lidar Survey	6.90	722.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
81	Mapping Landscape Evolution in the Ozarks, AR 2023	6.76	59.7	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
82	Yellowstone National Park, WY: Quantifying Gravel-Bed Rivers	5.99	65.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
83	Photogrammetric model of the Tecolote Volcano, Sonora, Mexico	5.98	1.8	Bare Earth, Orthophotograph
84	Little San Bernardino Mountains, Joshua Tree National Park, California	5.85	51.0	Highest Hit
85	Rio Puerco River, NM: Study of overbank flood dynamics	5.73	59.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
86	Trinity River, Texas 2015	5.73	387.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
87	Mapping of San Gabriel Mountains, CA 2009 Fire	5.55	411.1	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
88	Monitoring Woodland Ecosystems, Utah 2018	5.31	232.1	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
89	2019 Ridgecrest, CA Post-Earthquake Lidar Collection	5.21	784.4	Highest Hit
90	Measuring Topographic Response to Hydrologic Events, CO 2018	4.94	557.3	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
91	GEBCO Global Bathymetry and Topography Including Basal Ice Surface	4.51	510064480.0
92	Mayapan, Mexico	4.50	44.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
93	USFS Kern Plateau Lidar, CA 2011	4.43	545.0	Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Highest Hit
94	GEBCO Global Bathymetry and Topography	4.33	510064480.0
95	Meteor Crater, AZ	4.31	34.3	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit
96	Repeat Mapping of Antelope Valley Ranch, CA, 2019	4.27	24.3	Orthophotograph, Bare Earth, Highest Hit
97	Mapping of Hydrothermal Explosion Craters in Yellowstone N.P., WY 2017	4.20	68.9	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
98	Niobrara River, Nebraska	4.19	61.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
99	USFS North Happy Camp Complex Lidar, CA 2015	4.16	498.6	Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Highest Hit
100	Mojave Desert, CA: Evolution of the Hector Mine Earthquake Surface Rupture	4.12	71.0	Highest Hit
101	San Bernardino Mountains, CA 2016	4.03	147.3	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
102	Kilauea Volcano, HI July 2018 Acquisition	3.96	122.4	Bare Earth
103	South Fork Eel River, CA Watershed Morphology	3.96	236.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
104	USFS Power Fire Lidar, CA 2015	3.93	461.8	Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit
105	USFS Sims Fire Lidar, CA 2012	3.79	511.8	Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit
106	USFS Moonlight Fire Lidar, CA 2013	3.71	529.7	Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit
107	Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory May 9 2010 Snow-On Lidar Survey	3.66	155.4	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
108	Lake Bonneville, Utah	3.64	55.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
109	2010 Salton Sea Lidar Collection	3.60	1401.0	Highest Hit
110	PG&E Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP): Diablo Canyon, CA Central Coast	3.51	43.0	Bare Earth, Orthophotograph, Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit
111	St. Elis Mountains and Gulf of Alaska	3.43	427.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
112	Truro and Provincetown, MA: Lidar in Salt March Environments	3.30	59.1	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
113	Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory May 5 2010 Snow-On Lidar Survey	3.25	136.8	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
114	USFS Storrie Fire, CA 2009	3.10	237.2	Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit
115	Survey of Parts of Potomac and Susquehanna Rivers	3.09	85.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
116	Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory: Leaf Off Survey	3.09	209.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
117	Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory: Leaf On Survey	3.05	209.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
118	Oroville, CA: Middle Fork of the Feather River, Sierra Nevada Foothills	3.01	250.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
119	USFS Meadow Valley Lidar, CA 2009	2.94	246.6	Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit
120	Sea Grass Beds, Apalachicola, FL	2.88	74.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
121	NEON D17 Pacific Southwest- California	2.86	550.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
122	South Fork Eel River, CA: Understanding Terrace Formation and Abandonment	2.85	371.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
123	Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory May 20-21 2010 Snow-On Lidar Survey	2.85	202.6	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
124	USFS Medicine Lake Volcano Lidar, CA 2013	2.75	339.3	Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit
125	Illinois River, OR, Coast Ranges, 2016	2.73	90.5	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
126	USFS San Gabriel Mountain Lidar, CA 2009	2.51	405.4	Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth
127	Alpine Fault, NZ 2015	2.47	139.6	Orthophotograph
128	Santa Clarita Topography	2.45	45.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
129	Tushar Mountains, Utah	2.45	85.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
130	Plum Island, MA	2.44	148.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
131	Wax Lake Delta, Louisiana, USA 2009	2.44	228.9	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
132	Reynolds Creek Critical Zone Observatory 2015 Post-Soda Fire Lidar	2.42	150.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
133	Agua Blanca Fault, Baja California, Mexico.	2.36	76.3	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
134	Jemez River Basin, NM: Post-fire landscape response	2.34	206.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
135	Eel River, CA: Landsliding and the Evolution of Mountainous Landscapes	2.33	264.0	Highest Hit
136	Southern California Bedrock Landscapes 2015 Airborne Lidar	2.27	328.1	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
137	Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory April 2010 Lidar Survey	2.27	133.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
138	Jemez River Basin Snow-on Lidar Survey	2.25	280.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
139	Eagle Creek Fire Area in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon	2.23	309.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
140	IML Critical Zone Observatory, Clear Creek Aug 2014 Lidar Survey (1064 nm)	2.16	248.5	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
141	Hawaii Big Island Lidar Survey	2.10	300.0	Highest Hit
142	Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory July 2010 Lidar Survey	2.07	133.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
143	Geomorphic Effects of Landslide Dams on the Owyhee River, Oregon	2.05	279.0	Highest Hit
144	Post Hurricane Harvey Mapping of the Mission River, Texas 2018 (Ch 1, 2)	2.04	68.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
145	Northern Rockies, Montana lidar 2016	1.97	99.4	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
146	Volcanic Tablelands in Bishop, California	1.97	60.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
147	IML Critical Zone Observatory, Sangamon River, IL Aug 2014 (1064 nm)	1.97	242.9	Bare Earth
148	Point Reyes, CA: Landscape Response to Tectonics	1.94	76.3	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
149	Southern Sierra Nevada Critical Zone Observatory: Snow On	1.91	109.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
150	USFS Bagley Fire Lidar, CA 2013	1.85	202.0	Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth
151	Southern Sierra Nevada Critical Zone Observatory: Snow Off	1.84	121.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
152	2019 Ridgecrest, CA Pre-Earthquake Digital Surface Model V2	1.84	4113.0	Highest Hit
153	USFS Storrie Fire, CA 2013	1.83	262.6	Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth
154	2019 Ridgecrest, CA Post-Earthquake Digital Surface Model	1.82	3907.0	Highest Hit
155	Erosion and sedimentation within the Kern River Canyon, CA	1.79	252.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
156	USFS Illilouette Basin Lidar, CA 2011	1.77	172.2	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
157	USFS Dinkey Creek Lidar, CA 2012	1.77	249.5	Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit
158	USFS Lower Klamath Lidar, CA 2014	1.77	168.5	Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit
159	Straight Cliffs Formation, South-Central Utah, 2016	1.76	65.3	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
160	Southwest Flank of Mt.Rainier, WA	1.69	123.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
161	Teton Conservation District, Wyoming Lidar	1.63	365.0	Bare Earth
162	Calhoun Critical Zone Observatory 2014 Leaf On Survey	1.58	191.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
163	Lawrenceville, IL: Detecting Tectonically Deformed Shorelines	1.55	72.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
164	San Rafael River, Castle Dale, Utah, 2016	1.55	55.3	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
165	Measuring Lake Michigan Coastal Erosion, WI 2020	1.53	84.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
166	Calhoun Critical Zone Observatory 2016 Leaf Off LiDAR Survey	1.51	78.3	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
167	Lidar Survey of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, CA 2012	1.51	437.4	Bare Earth
168	Study in Erosion Response: Horse Linto, CA 2019	1.50	63.4	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
169	Post-fire Debris Flows in Santa Monica Mountains, CA 2019	1.45	60.2	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
170	Evaluating Area-Volume Relationships after Mass Wasting Event, NC 2020	1.43	78.6	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
171	Characterizing Alluvial Channel Bank Erosion with Lidar, TX 2023	1.39	50.4	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
172	Big Creek, California	1.36	13.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
173	Monitoring the Mass Balance of Eklutna Glacier, AK 202	1.32	175.4	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
174	USFS Dinkey Creek Lidar, CA 2010	1.31	239.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
175	Dragons Back Ridge: San Andreas Fault, California	1.27	48.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
176	Hyak, WA: Cedar River Municipal Watershed Snow Modeling	1.26	70.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
177	Lidar Survey of Sparta Earthquake Rupture, NC 2020	1.23	11.2	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
178	Silver Plume, CO	1.21	48.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
179	Airborne Laser Mapping of Yosemite National Park, CA, 2007	1.21	66.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit
180	USFS Cub Complex Lidar, CA 2009	1.20	101.5	Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth
181	West Swanzey, NH: Geomorphic Response to Dam Removal, Ashuelot River (2010)	1.18	45.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
182	Snake River, Wyoming	1.16	68.0	Bare Earth
183	Slumgullion Landslide, Colorado (July 10, 2015)	1.16	16.5	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
184	Slumgullion Landslide, Colorado (July 7, 2015)	1.16	17.4	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
185	Perry Mesa, AZ: Ancient Agricultural Features and Landscape Transformation	1.15	61.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
186	Clearwater NF, ID: Effects of Watershed Restoration on Hillslope Stability	1.15	89.4	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
187	Slip transfer through the Eastern Transverse Ranges, CA 2017	1.11	64.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
188	Fault geometry on the Mission Creek-Mill Creek faults, CA 2017	1.08	58.2	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
189	Slumgullion Landslide, Colorado (July 3, 2015)	1.00	15.2	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
190	IML Critical Zone Observatory, Clear Creek Aug 2014 Lidar Survey (532 nm)	0.99	95.1	Bare Earth
191	Eel River Critical Zone Observatory July 2014 Lidar Survey (Angelo)	0.99	57.3	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
192	USFS Willow Creek Lidar, CA 2012	0.99	134.0	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
193	Wheeler Ridge, CA	0.96	80.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
194	USFS Mill Flat Creek Lidar, CA 2012	0.96	132.4	Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit
195	Everglades National Park	0.96	16.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
196	Yucaipa Ridge, San Bernardino Mountains, CA	0.95	76.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
197	NW Nevada: Modeling of Meander Channel Evolution	0.92	45.2	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
198	White Mountain Fault Zone, Owens Valley, CA	0.92	47.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
199	Channel Avulsion in Bishop, California	0.92	52.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
200	Laytonville, CA lidar 2015	0.91	77.9	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
201	Airborne Laser Mapping of Independence Lake, CA	0.90	65.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
202	Tuscaloosa, AL: Seasonal Inundation Dynamics And Invertebrate Communities	0.90	53.6	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
203	USFS Humbug Creek Lidar, CA 2013	0.88	100.1	Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit
204	Woodland-encroached sagebrush ecosystem, Nevada	0.86	61.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
205	Northern California Coast: Slope Failure in Low and High Uplift Regions	0.86	47.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
206	Merritt Island, FL: Identification of Florida Scrub-Jay Habitat	0.86	59.0	Intensity - Highest Hit
207	Climate and Tectonic Controls on Bedrock Hillslopes, CA 2019	0.85	133.1	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
208	Raleigh Peak, Colorado: May 2010	0.84	62.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
209	Piercy, CA: Response of Bedrock River to Base Level Lowering, SF Eel River	0.84	69.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
210	Nantahala NF, NC: Forest Leaf Structure, Terrain and Hydrophysiology	0.81	64.9	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
211	High Resolution Mapping of Antelope Valley Ranch, CA.	0.81	27.6	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
212	Meandering Channels in Death Valley, CA 2019	0.80	72.6	Highest Hit
213	Bitterroot NF, ID: Transient Hillslope Response to Knickpoint Migration	0.80	49.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
214	Yosemite National Park, CA: Rockfall Studies	0.79	61.5	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
215	Morphodynamics of an Unvegetated Meandering River, NV 2021	0.77	52.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
216	2010 CU-Boulder Campus and Flatirons	0.76	45.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
217	Global Ecosystem Dynamics Investigation (GEDI) L3 Gridded Land Surface Metrics	0.74	106879880.0	Bare Earth, Vegetation Height
218	USFS Deadman Creek Lidar, CA 2103	0.74	114.9	Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Highest Hit
219	Sediment Accretion Rates and Spatial Patterns in the Wax Lake Delta, LA 2020	0.73	52.7	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
220	Inyo Domes, CA lidar 2016	0.72	56.9	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
221	Forest-Snow Interactions in a High Elevation Critical Zone, CA 2022	0.72	50.6	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
222	Lidar Survey to Evaluate Spatial Heterogeneity and Channel Evolution, MT 2022	0.72	52.5	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
223	USFS Mule Lidar, CA 2013	0.70	79.8	Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit
224	Boise NF, ID: Avalanche Forecasting and Acoustic Detection	0.67	49.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
225	IML Critical Zone Observatory, Sangamon River, IL Aug 2014 (532 nm)	0.67	73.3	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
226	USFS Snag Hill Lidar, CA 2012	0.66	107.1	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
227	Post-Fire Debris Flow Detection and Erosion, Oregon 2020	0.65	60.4	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
228	Chaco Canyon, NM: Simulating Dynamic Hydrological Processes	0.64	67.0	Highest Hit
229	Distribution and Legacy of Large Landslides, San Gabriel Mountains, CA 2017	0.61	71.6	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
230	Andrews Experimental Forest and Willamette National Forest Lidar (Aug 2008)	0.60	79.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
231	Truckee, CA: Sagehen Creek Snowpack Measurement	0.60	48.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
232	Topographic stress controls, San Bernardino Mountains, CA 2017	0.59	62.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
233	Detecting Changes in Hillslope Geomorphology Due to Thawing Permafrost, AK 2023	0.57	71.9	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
234	Blacks Mountain Experimental Forest, CA 2009	0.56	48.2	Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit
235	Bald Point, FL: Hurricane Frequency and Storm Surge Archives from Sinkholes	0.55	44.8	Intensity - Highest Hit
236	Mapping of Displacements Near Parkfield, California	0.55	79.8	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
237	Central Utah: Topographic Amplification of Earthquake Ground Motions	0.54	65.7	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
238	Stanley, ID: Linkages Between Hydrologic Complexity and Nutrient Export	0.53	53.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
239	USFS Taliaferro Ridge Lidar, CA 2013	0.52	59.2	Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Highest Hit
240	Furnace Creek and Fish Lake Valley Fault Zones, Death Valley National Park	0.52	38.0	Highest Hit
241	SW Montana: Beavers as Geomorphic Agents in Small, Rocky Mountain Streams	0.52	56.1	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
242	Linking Snowpack Heterogeneity to Subsurface Storage and Transmissivity, OR 2022	0.50	63.9	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
243	Niwot Ridge Long-Term Ecological Research Site, Colorado	0.50	48.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
244	3D Fuel Structure in Relation to Prescribed Fire, CA 2020	0.49	65.9	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
245	Apopka, FL: Using Lidar to Identify Optimal Gopher Tortoise habitat	0.48	49.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
246	Bishop, CA: Morphological characteristics of the Bishop Tuff	0.48	55.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
247	USFS Oak Creek Lidar, CA 2012	0.48	68.5	Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit
248	Preserving Mountains with Forest Management, CA 2020	0.47	72.7	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
249	High-Resolution Mapping of Goat Rock Volcano, WA	0.47	67.6	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
250	Lidar Survey of the San Pedro River, AZ 2021	0.46	81.6	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
251	Yosemite National Park: Poopenaut Valley and Wawona	0.45	25.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
252	USFS South Creek Lidar, CA 2012	0.45	64.3	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
253	High Resolution Topography over Gabilan Mesa, CA 2003	0.43	60.1	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
254	Normal Fault Comparisons, Utah 2019	0.42	70.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
255	Impact of Waterfall Formation on River Long Profiles, CA 2021	0.42	72.8	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
256	Quantifying rock strength controls in Guadalupe Mountains, NM/TX	0.41	62.7	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
257	USFS Road46 Lidar, CA 2013	0.40	55.4	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
258	Measuring Variations in Bedrock Cliff Morphologies, Idaho 2019	0.38	56.3	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
259	Hydrologic Effects of Forest Restoration, WA 2021	0.38	62.7	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
260	Change Detection of Post-fire Runoff Events, CA 2019	0.37	60.9	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
261	Wax Lake Delta, Louisiana, USA 2013	0.35	31.0	Bare Earth
262	USFS Trout Creek Lidar, CA 2013	0.34	40.6	Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit
263	USFS Mule Lidar, CA 2012	0.33	46.3	Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit
264	Poleta Folds, southern Deep Springs Valley, California	0.33	47.0	Highest Hit
265	Pellston, MI: Effects of Forest Canopy Structural Change on Carbon Uptake	0.33	61.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
266	Lassen Volcanic National Park, CA 2019	0.32	55.1	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
267	Lidar Survey of Dump Creek, ID 2019	0.30	42.6	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
268	2019 Ridgecrest, CA: Trona-Argus Area - Post-Earthquake Lidar	0.30	19.2	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
269	Topographic and Lithologic Controls on Subsurface Weathering, CA 2021	0.28	38.2	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
270	Alteration of Groundwater Flow due to Slow Landslide Failure, CA	0.28	37.8	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
271	USFS Squaw Creek Lidar, CA 2013	0.26	48.9	Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth
272	Merced, CA: Origin and Evolution of the Mima Mounds	0.26	33.0	Highest Hit
273	High Resolution Topography near Santa Cruz, CA 2017	0.24	44.5	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
274	USFS Slides Glade Lidar, CA 2013	0.23	32.0	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
275	Golden Gate National Recreation Area and Mt. Tamalpais State Park, CA	0.22	28.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
276	Quantitative Characterization of Dune-Dune Interactions, CA 2022	0.22	38.2	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
277	Mojave Desert, CA: Precariously Balanced Rocks in Seismic Hazard Analysis	0.21	45.0	Highest Hit
278	USFS Marble Valley Lidar, CA 2012	0.21	29.2	Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit
279	Quantifying Channel Change in a Steep Coastal Stream, CA 2022	0.21	7.1	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
280	Furnace Creek Wash, Death Valley National Park, California	0.18	38.0	Highest Hit
281	USFS Taliaferro Ridge Lidar, CA 2012	0.17	23.0	Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit
282	Blind Canyon and Box Canyon, Twin Falls, ID	0.17	25.0	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
283	Loma Mar, CA: Lidar survey of the San Jose Mountains	0.15	50.0	Bare Earth
284	USFS Mount Bidwell Lidar, CA 2013	0.14	17.2	Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit
285	Mapping Changes in Vegetation After Deep-Seated Landslides, OR 2022	0.12	14.5	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
286	USFS Bluff Creek Lidar, CA 2013	0.12	16.8	Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit
287	Interpreting Fluvial Processes from Channel-Belt Deposits, Utah 2018	0.12	58.2	Highest Hit
288	USFS Summit Springs Lidar, CA 2013	0.10	11.9	Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit
289	USFS Trout Creek Lidar, CA 2012	0.10	16.6	Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth
290	USFS Hager Basin Lidar, CA 2013	0.09	13.2	Intensity - Highest Hit, Highest Hit, Bare Earth
291	USFS Blodgett Forest Lidar, CA 2013	0.08	22.0	Bare Earth
292	USFS East Branch East Weaver Creek Lidar, CA 2012	0.08	11.3	Bare Earth, Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit
293	Israel Mediterranean Sharon sea cliff, 2006	0.08	29.4	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
294	USFS Michigan Bluff Lidar, CA 2013	0.08	12.3	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
295	Measuring Hydrologic and Biogeochemical Processes in an Intermittent Stream, ID 2023	0.05	6.2	Highest Hit, Bare Earth
296	USFS Moores Flat Lidar, CA 2013	0.03	12.0	Bare Earth
297	Estimating Bedload Transport in Gravel-Bedded Rivers, MA 2021	0.03	3.6	Bare Earth, Highest Hit
298	Salsipuedes-Punta Morro, Baja California, Mexico 2014	0.02	5.6	Highest Hit
299	Lidar Survey of Dangermond Preserve, CA	0.02	129.1	Highest Hit
300	Yosemite Rim Fire, Smithsonian Forest lidar 2013	0.02	<1	Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Highest Hit
301	USFS Gopher Hill Lidar, CA 2012	0.02	2.3	Highest Hit, Bare Earth, Intensity - Highest Hit
302	USFS Bean Hill Lidar, CA 2012	0.00	<1	Highest Hit, Intensity - Highest Hit, Bare Earth

C. USGS 3DEP Datasets Breakdown

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	Dataset Name	Area (km²)	No lidar Returns
1	USGS LPC VT Connecticut River 2016 LAS 2018	8249.4	49,190,977,536
2	USGS LPC VT E Vermont L2 2014 LAS 2017	4221.2	33,846,460,416
3	USGS LPC VT EasternVermont L1 2014 LAS 2017	2733.0	27,132,903,424
4	USGS LPC VT RutlandCo Lot6 2013 LAS 2016	1112.7	7,711,783,936
5	USGS LPC VT Rutland Lot7 2014 LAS 2016	369.0	4,745,199,616
6	USGS LPC VT Rutland Lot8 2013 LAS 2016	3401.9	30,441,306,112
7	USGS LPC VT Windham CO 2015 LAS 2017	1990.3	14,863,195,136
8	VT AddisonCo 2012	1287.9	1,585,533,824
9	VT Missisquoi 2010	1560.8	1,991,617,024
10	VT RockRiver 2008	773.8	708,920,128
11	USGS LPC VT Western 2017 LAS 2018	6091.6	44,279,075,338
12	USGS LPC CA NoCAL Wildfires PlumasNF B2 2018	5447.4	120,740,751,892
13	AZ PimaCo 2 2021	9749.3	200,903,940,916
14	AZ PimaCo 1 2021	3035.8	42,252,396,320
15	AK BrooksCamp 2012	53.4	529,285,312
16	AK Coastal 2009	73.7	55,711,772
17	AK Fairbanks-NSBorough 2010	382.8	1,266,097,408
18	AK Juneau 2012	422.8	2,211,557,888
19	AK Kenai 2008	11521.0	14,054,081,536
20	AK MatanuskaSusitna-Lot1 2011	1534.1	4,988,109,824
21	AK MatanuskaSusitna-Lot2 2011	8181.0	41,053,208,576
22	AK NomeCreek 2010	237.4	94,592,520
23	AK ValdezB 2007	165.3	1,068,352,832
24	AK Valdez 2007	104.8	798,336,832
25	AK YukonFlats 2009	2619.4	968,643,200
26	AL BaldwinCo-East 2011	754.2	1,761,346,944
27	AL BaldwinCo-West 2011	317.7	583,915,904
28	AL BlountCo 2010	1895.0	6,784,747,520
29	AL ColbertLauderdale 2011	3854.5	8,415,950,848
30	AL TriCounty 2010	5453.2	14,056,469,504
31	AR-TN NRCS CaneCreek 2010	284.1	2,020,907,648
32	AR-TN NRCS Sharkey 2010	1245.9	4,552,390,656
33	ARRA-AK EkluntaGlacier 2010	423.2	222,033,344
34	ARRA-AL MobileBay 2010	1929.2	2,967,270,400
35	ARRA-AL TennesseeRiver 2010	737.2	1,100,765,696
36	ARRA-CA CentralCoast-Z3 2010	1201.2	3,288,591,104
37	ARRA-CA CentralCoast-Z4 2010	2233.6	5,161,164,800
38	ARRA-CA ChannelIslands-10 2010	409.5	2,031,643,008
39	ARRA-CA ChannelIslands-11 2010	749.3	4,146,924,544
40	ARRA-CA GoldenGate 2010	2637.3	8,777,987,072
41	ARRA-CA SanFranCoast 2010	1208.7	2,215,580,160
42	ARRA-CO GrandCo 2010	1142.4	4,332,851,712
43	ARRA-FL Charlotte-E 2010	167.9	368,962,144
44	ARRA-FL Charlotte-W 2010	322.9	693,122,816
45	ARRA-FL KissimmeeRiver 2011	1599.3	2,209,333,248
46	ARRA-FL LibertyCo 2010	1590.5	2,068,638,976
47	ARRA-FL SuwanneeRiver 2011	3067.0	8,440,057,344
48	ARRA-FL UpperStJohnsRiver 2010	1528.4	5,191,558,144
49	ARRA-GA LakeLanier 2010	5507.2	12,898,551,808
50	ARRA-IL LakeCo 2007	1296.7	1,591,643,136
51	ARRA-IN Flood 2010	1005.8	1,458,049,792
52	ARRA-LA Coastal-Z15 2011	3705.9	2,516,760,576
53	ARRA-LA Coastal-Z16 2011	4716.3	3,227,227,136
54	ARRA-LFTNE ConnecticutZ18 2010	1221.9	1,619,446,912
55	ARRA-LFTNE ConnecticutZ19 2011	401.1	1,149,839,488
56	ARRA-LFTNE Massachusetts 2011	6305.3	18,400,552,960
57	ARRA-LFTNE NewHampshire 2011	2544.4	3,175,802,368
58	ARRA-LFTNE NewYork 2010	1767.7	1,932,340,608
59	ARRA-LFTNE RhodeIsland 2011	3257.1	9,901,690,880
60	ARRA-MI 4SECounties 2010	7474.0	8,441,776,128
61	ARRA-MI LowerPeninsula 2010	4303.8	1,964,334,336
62	ARRA-MI TriCounty 2010	5063.4	6,090,068,992
63	ARRA-MO StoneCo 2010	1059.6	1,926,491,904
64	ARRA-NE PlatteRiver 2010	1201.6	1,139,155,584
65	ARRA-NJ 3Counties 2010	4307.8	8,724,072,448
66	ARRA-NRCS Illinois 2010	335.7	589,896,000
67	ARRA-NRCS Kentucky 2010	360.3	1,792,838,272
68	ARRA-OR SandyRiver 2010	162.4	1,530,456,064
69	ARRA-SC AllendaleCo 2010	1264.2	3,945,911,296
70	ARRA-SC BambergCo 2010	1214.6	2,586,155,776
71	ARRA-SC HamptonCo 2010	1721.5	5,507,032,576
72	ARRA-SC LeeCo 2010	1265.1	2,972,859,904
73	ARRA-TN SmokyMtns 2011	1672.3	3,750,300,672
74	ARRA-TX CalhounCo 2010	1634.6	709,386,368
75	ARRA-TX HidalgoCo 2010	2104.7	1,053,503,936
76	ARRA-TX NuecesCo 2010	2366.2	1,299,260,416
77	ARRA-TX WilacyCo 2010	1405.4	693,154,880
78	ARRA-WI BrownCo 2010	1500.6	2,109,719,680
79	AR BuffaloRiver 2009	482.7	1,799,213,184
80	AR BuffaloRiver 2010	1185.6	3,574,217,216
81	AR Dardanelle 2011	700.1	487,044,320
82	AR FEMA-ChicotDesha 2011	9381.9	6,429,732,864
83	AR FEMA-VI-BayouMeto 2012	1994.2	1,574,624,640
84	AR LowerStFrancisRiver-FEMA 2012	2862.1	3,788,850,944
85	AR McKinneyPosten 2011	179.2	130,198,624
86	AR PAgis 2010	1349.3	4,575,092,224
87	AR UpperBlackWatershed-FEMA 2012	419.9	261,648,864
88	AR UpperWhiteVillage-FEMA 2012	504.0	258,933,088
89	AZ Black Mesa CoalMine 2012	510.9	1,387,580,672
90	AZ Cochise-FEMA 2012	155.2	681,234,240
91	AZ SanCarlosReservation 2013	107.0	2,878,839,296
92	AZ Tucson 2011	1675.3	8,489,218,560
93	CA CalaverasTuolumne 2011	2666.4	16,524,444,672
94	CA ContraCostaCo 2007	10.8	6,168,983
95	CA DayFire 2007	915.0	11,428,994,048
96	CA OrangeCo 2011	1993.3	6,325,827,072
97	CA PlacerCo 2012	1058.8	4,961,233,408
98	CA SaltonSea 2010	1282.2	7,150,136,832
99	CA Scripps-Apr 2004	102.1	186,415,840
100	CA Scripps-Apr 2005	264.4	422,432,480
101	CA Scripps-Dec 2002	109.9	121,703,264
102	CA Scripps-Mar 2003	118.7	126,916,576
103	CA Scripps-Mar 2006	271.9	401,726,944
104	CA Scripps-May 2002	113.3	126,671,808
105	CA Scripps-Oct 2003	215.1	214,541,872
106	CA Scripps-Oct 2005	200.8	530,316,992
107	CA Scripps-Sep 2002	124.2	165,137,184
108	CA Scripps-Sep 2004	259.8	501,546,880
109	CO ArkansasValley 2010	2572.1	5,938,170,368
110	CO San-Luis-Valley 2011	10172.7	18,589,902,848
111	FL CharlotteCounty 2007	558.4	1,338,575,616
112	FL ClayPutnam 2007	1197.9	6,312,727,040
113	FL DuvalCo 2007	2485.9	5,276,338,688
114	FL Elgin 2006-2008	258.2	859,586,624
115	FL EscambiaCo 2006	2188.7	1,403,952,256
116	FL FlaglerCo 2004	380.7	334,091,840
117	FL FranklinCo 2007	2073.6	7,859,303,424
118	FL Gulf 2007	1746.3	8,250,884,608
119	FL HerbHooverDike 2007	6202.1	6,423,962,624
120	FL HillsboroughCo-Lot2 2011	766.8	1,922,492,672
121	FL HillsboroughCo 2007	1215.3	3,678,461,440
122	FL IndianRiver 2007	693.3	1,804,367,744
123	FL JeffersonCo-North 2007	1488.2	4,759,764,992
124	FL LeeCounty 2007	2798.9	7,730,920,448
125	FL LeonCo 2009	1885.5	2,517,945,600
126	FL ManateeCo 2007	485.8	1,050,836,864
127	FL NWFWMD 5-Counties 2007	5594.9	6,493,198,336
128	FL NassauCo 2007	104.3	752,155,200
129	FL OkaloosaCo 2007	459.7	1,563,171,584
130	FL OkaloosaCo 2008	2273.5	3,114,230,016
131	FL PascoCo 2007	112.3	240,823,904
132	FL PascoCo 2011	6.1	1,913,209,216
133	FL PinellasCo 2007	1132.5	3,091,561,216
134	FL Sarasota 2007	1411.5	4,002,516,736
135	FL StJohnsCo 2008	1709.1	11,810,146,304
136	FL StJohnsRiver WMD 2012	1931.7	6,596,493,824
137	FL SuwanneeRiver-Area1 2013	671.4	1,989,123,456
138	FL SuwanneeRiver-Area2 2013	45.1	115,488,440
139	FL SuwanneeRiver-Area3 2013	87.0	312,997,440
140	FL SuwanneeRiver-Area4 2013	450.8	1,527,710,336
141	FL SuwanneeRiver-FY12-Area4-5 2013	313.7	978,834,112
142	FL SuwanneeRiver 2012	1065.3	3,497,455,104
143	FL SuwanneeRiver 2013	450.5	1,488,900,480
144	FL SuwanneeRiver North 2011	2753.3	7,768,815,616
145	FL SuwanneeRiver West 2011	43.6	122,628,200
146	FL WaltonAFB 2006-2008	3294.8	7,481,219,584
147	FL WaltonCo 2006	3392.8	7,694,764,032
148	GA Bibb Jasper Jones Monroe 2010	3904.4	11,630,630,912
149	GA Bryan County 2010	402.9	1,090,890,496
150	GA Camden County 2010	1463.0	5,906,951,680
151	GA Charlton Brantley Camden 2010	2214.7	8,255,823,360
152	GA Effingham Screven Bulloch 2010	5203.5	15,654,047,744
153	GA Harris County 2010	1314.2	5,636,767,744
154	GA Heard County 2010	864.7	2,477,891,328
155	GA McIntosh County 2010	1242.8	4,707,021,312
156	GA PotatoCreek 2009	653.6	5,900,498,944
157	GA Walton County 2010	904.3	4,665,506,304
158	GA WayneCo 2010	1431.0	3,053,472,512
159	GA Wayne Long McIntosh 2010	1535.9	6,585,271,808
160	Guam 2012	620.3	4,834,594,304
161	IA FullState	146461.7	167,692,894,208
162	ID CityofRocks 2011	235.0	1,104,788,096
163	ID CoeurDAlene 2009	20.6	130,420,888
164	ID DryCreek 2007	39.8	212,678,272
165	ID USGSTributary 2008	3.5	5,976,130
166	IL HenryCo 2009	2169.9	3,619,217,408
167	IL Johnson-Pulaski MassacCos 2012-2014	1973.1	2,367,495,936
168	IL KendallCo 2010	892.6	1,166,712,576
169	IL Peoria 2008	1758.5	2,204,375,296
170	IL SalineRiver 2010	5942.3	10,709,172,224
171	IL SangamonRiver 2011	278.0	549,249,728
172	IL Wabash-Saline-FEMA 2011	6266.6	11,250,702,336
173	IL WabashRiver 2010	6528.3	10,546,799,616
174	IN LakeErie 2010	3189.6	3,851,671,808
175	IN Statewide-BartholomewCo 2011	1156.8	1,152,183,936
176	IN Statewide-BooneCo 2011	1232.9	1,783,842,944
177	IN Statewide-BrownCo 2011	899.0	1,008,974,592
178	IN Statewide-CarrollCo 2011	1114.7	1,129,747,328
179	IN Statewide-CassCo 2011	1206.0	1,245,127,936
180	IN Statewide-ClintonCo 2011	1034.6	1,015,192,896
181	IN Statewide-CrawfordCo 2011	996.9	1,109,398,272
182	IN Statewide-ElkhartCo 2011	1247.6	1,193,724,544
183	IN Statewide-FultonCo 2011	947.2	882,930,752
184	IN Statewide-HarrisonCo-2011	1437.2	1,544,945,408
185	IN Statewide-HowardCo 2011	787.0	785,582,144
186	IN Statewide-JacksonCo 2011	1499.6	1,508,593,408
187	IN Statewide-KosciuskoCo 2011	1483.8	1,411,881,856
188	IN Statewide-LawrenceCo 2011	1238.7	1,351,445,504
189	IN Statewide-MarshallCo 2011	1300.3	1,248,542,336
190	IN Statewide-MiamiCo 2011	1064.6	1,095,404,160
191	IN Statewide-OrangeCo 2011	1140.9	1,260,454,784
192	IN Statewide-PulaskiCo 2011	1216.7	1,213,426,432
193	IN Statewide-StJosephCo 2011	1409.9	1,362,579,840
194	IN Statewide-StarkeCo 2011	960.3	920,058,816
195	IN Statewide-TiptonCo 2011	732.8	703,471,872
196	IN Statewide-WabashCo 2011	1104.6	1,112,486,656
197	IN Statewide-WashingtonCo 2011	1430.2	1,530,712,832
198	KS Area1 2012	22921.7	20,795,166,720
199	KS Area3-ButlerCo 2012	4553.4	8,000,519,680
200	KS Area3-NortheastA 2012	9985.1	17,669,455,872
201	KS Area3-NortheastB 2012	5651.5	13,240,026,112
202	KS Area3-Southeast 2012	7428.7	5,379,973,120
203	KS AtchinsonCo 2010	1803.5	2,223,799,040
204	KS BartonCo 2010	2757.2	2,266,385,664
205	KS ChaseCo 2010	2558.2	2,308,340,224
206	KS Coffey 2010	1867.9	2,114,770,688
207	KS DickinsonCo 2010	2607.2	2,427,102,464
208	KS DodgeCity 2010	161.3	117,375,824
209	KS DouglasCounty 2006	1346.6	1,195,526,400
210	KS EllsworthCo 2010	2372.0	1,985,748,480
211	KS Franklin 2010	1820.3	2,363,281,920
212	KS FtRiley 2006	546.7	455,076,832
213	KS Geary 2010	1287.7	1,397,194,112
214	KS HarveyCo2 2010	1711.0	1,387,831,168
215	KS HarveyCo 2010	555.7	436,391,552
216	KS JacksonCo 2006	1642.3	1,637,579,648
217	KS JeffersonCo 2006	1549.2	1,442,128,768
218	KS JewellCo 2010	2751.5	2,352,351,488
219	KS JohnsonCo 2006	1294.1	1,212,434,432
220	KS Leavenworth 2006	97.1	110,009,464
221	KS Leavenworth 2010	1671.1	2,039,783,808
222	KS LincolnCo 2010	2352.2	2,056,184,448
223	KS LyonCo 2010	2444.3	2,222,931,200
224	KS Manhattan 2006	489.4	437,014,432
225	KS MarionCo 2010	3055.5	2,651,393,536
226	KS MarshallCo 2010	2412.6	2,541,618,688
227	KS McPhersonCo 2010	2782.8	2,419,915,264
228	KS MiamiCo 2009	1843.4	2,049,588,352
229	KS MitchellCo 2010	2300.9	1,930,859,392
230	KS MorrisCo 2010	2139.0	1,922,485,888
231	KS NorthCentral 2009	7947.0	4,325,441,024
232	KS Osage 2010	2004.1	2,383,220,480
233	KS OttawaCo 2010	2288.7	2,167,252,992
234	KS PottawatomieCo 2010	990.3	1,040,542,016
235	KS RiceCo 2010	2048.9	1,760,342,784
236	KS Riley 2010	627.8	704,365,760
237	KS SalineCo 2010	2516.3	2,300,495,104
238	KS Sedgwick-Wichita 2008	1953.5	7,872,900,608
239	KS ShawneeCounty 2006	1480.0	1,357,031,424
240	KS USFWS 2010	327.8	255,768,848
241	KY FullState	107072.4	448,685,375,488
242	LA Atchafalaya2 2013	4462.6	14,027,386,880
243	LA AtchafalayaBasin 2010	2607.5	5,570,542,080
244	LA Jean-Lafitte 2013	230.4	529,737,280
245	MD Baltimore 2008	265.3	333,637,536
246	MD CalvertCo 2011	612.0	1,329,007,232
247	MD FEMA AlleganyCo 2012	1338.7	4,542,940,160
248	MD FEMA HoopersIsland 2011	32.9	48,978,680
249	MD FEMA WashingtonCounty 2012	1485.6	4,084,282,112
250	MD FEMA WorcesterCo 2011	443.7	1,478,659,840
251	MD GoldenBeach 2012	6.1	4,860,658
252	MD Kent QueenAnne Caroline 2006	1946.0	818,600,704
253	MD NRCS-LiDAR 2012	1903.4	6,043,537,408
254	ME Androscoggin 2009	1459.3	8,809,454,592
255	ME AroostookCo 2012	3398.1	5,057,659,904
256	ME Augusta 2006	304.1	712,133,376
257	MI DickinsonCo-NRCS 2012	2140.4	6,820,744,192
258	MI LakeErie UTM16 2010	5120.3	5,956,301,824
259	MI LakeErie UTM17 2010	919.7	960,008,832
260	MI SaginawBay 2011	4362.0	19,388,434,432
261	MN ChippewaCo 2010	1846.2	2,420,662,784
262	MN CottonwoodCo 2010	1918.0	2,491,327,744
263	MN FullState	243944.2	291,760,603,136
264	MN KandiyohiCo 2010	2553.5	3,263,463,680
265	MN MurrayCo 2010	2222.2	2,872,608,256
266	MN RenvilleCo 2010	3026.3	4,090,385,152
267	MN RockCo 2010	1496.3	1,849,519,488
268	MN SibleyCo 2010	1937.0	2,501,934,848
269	MN SwiftCo 2010	2456.2	2,931,687,168
270	MN WasecaCo 2010	1271.4	1,492,134,656
271	MO AdairCo 2011	1948.2	3,984,779,776
272	MO BarryCo 2011	1091.6	584,124,608
273	MO BooneCo 2009	2989.8	5,011,966,464
274	MO Clay County 2008	1104.8	597,975,488
275	MO Cole-Callaway-Osage 2010	5349.6	6,522,548,224
276	MO CooperCo 2011	1400.2	1,932,807,040
277	MO DuckCreek 2009	654.5	382,205,472
278	MO DunklinCo 2012	1781.3	2,255,087,872
279	MO FranklinCo 2011	2581.9	6,843,384,832
280	MO GreeneCo 2011	1850.0	5,662,588,928
281	MO HowardCo 2011	1033.3	1,506,334,848
282	MO JasperCo 2010	1636.6	1,644,359,808
283	MO JeffersonGenevieve 2010	2052.4	5,535,725,056
284	MO LincolnCo 2011	1621.5	3,513,255,168
285	MO LivingstonCo 2011	747.7	322,601,440
286	MO LivingstonCounty 2011	1381.0	1,828,048,384
287	MO MaconCo 2011	1851.4	3,663,913,216
288	MO MonroeAudrainMontgomeryCos 2011	2444.1	4,899,415,552
289	MO Platte County 2008	1139.6	647,851,648
290	MO PutnamCo 2011	1312.1	2,584,474,624
291	MO RandolphCo 2012	1554.1	3,054,732,032
292	MO RayCo 2011	129.2	149,924,256
293	MO Rolla 2011	21.5	20,703,110
294	MO StFrancoisCo 2011	1073.8	2,793,393,920
295	MO StFrancois 2012	774.6	1,850,294,272
296	MO StLouis 2012	1571.3	3,299,085,312
297	MO Steelville 2011	12.1	12,464,336
298	MO SullivanCo 2012	510.1	1,046,313,216
299	MO UpperGrand 2011	8458.5	3,972,361,984
300	MO Washinton-IronCo 2011	2146.6	6,509,156,864
301	MS CampShelby 2006	5855.3	1,865,505,152
302	MS MSDeltaYazoo-Phase1 2009	25351.9	60,079,628,288
303	MS NRCS-Lauderdale 2013	9258.2	49,283,862,528
304	MS Tupelo 2012	9322.4	24,194,564,096
305	MT Helena 2012	975.6	1,252,200,576
306	MT SageGrouse 2010	809.3	2,557,104,896
307	NE CumingCo 2010	2460.5	1,774,479,232
308	NE NIROC-PapioCo 2010	286.3	168,824,528
309	NE Rainwater-1 2009	789.3	2,104,051,328
310	NE Rainwater-2 2009	38016.0	27,418,644,480
311	NJ CapeMayCo 2008	885.5	2,138,844,928
312	NJ CumberlandCo 2008	1499.2	3,964,329,216
313	NJ GloucesterCo 2007	907.8	1,523,029,120
314	NJ SalemCo 2008	285.7	196,751,552
315	NJ SalemCo 2009	352.3	1,068,374,080
316	NJ SussexWarren 2008	1108.2	619,680,896
317	NM Albuquerque 2010	3549.8	6,501,793,792
318	NM McKinley CoalMine 2012	220.7	568,336,512
319	NM Navajo-Pinabete CoalMine 2012	216.7	488,836,928
320	NV LasVegasValley 2010	1960.0	737,148,992
321	NY Region2Lot1-FEMA 2012	7637.2	5,027,908,608
322	OK McIntosh 2011	946.1	863,670,080
323	OK Pottawatomie 2011	1960.0	1,856,844,800
324	OK Stillwater 2010	4559.3	3,209,586,432
325	OK WashitaRiver 14NAD83 2009	18462.3	14,357,233,664
326	OK WashitaRiver 14WGS84 2009	5954.7	5,012,684,288
327	OK WashitaRiver UTM15 2009	222.8	146,357,232
328	OR Malheur USFS 2010	1056.6	14,210,012,160
329	OR PoleCreek 2013	243.0	2,842,693,376
330	SC AndersonCo 2011	2268.8	5,328,143,872
331	SC BerkeleyCo 2009	3752.8	9,902,379,008
332	SC CherokeeCo 2008	1099.2	2,305,068,288
333	SC ChesterCo 2008	1664.5	3,605,860,352
334	SC ChesterfieldCo 2008	2269.7	4,777,667,584
335	SC ClarendonCo 2008	1938.0	4,140,997,632
336	SC DarlingtonCo 2008	1625.4	3,405,096,192
337	SC DillonCo 2008	1179.2	2,501,637,888
338	SC FairfieldCo 2008	1987.4	4,304,410,112
339	SC FlorenceCo 2009	2628.3	6,899,171,840
340	SC GreenwoodCo 2008	1295.9	3,039,721,216
341	SC Kershaw 2010	2166.8	5,206,425,600
342	SC LancasterCo 2008	1563.3	3,209,571,328
343	SC LaurensCo 2008	2048.5	4,693,170,688
344	SC LexingtonCo 2010	2178.0	5,639,394,304
345	SC MarionCo 2008	1416.4	3,090,357,760
346	SC MarlboroCo 2008	1430.5	3,210,047,744
347	SC NewberryCo 2008	1852.9	3,961,460,992
348	SC OconeeCo 2011	2074.1	6,120,945,664
349	SC OrangeburgCo 2008	3078.2	6,717,924,864
350	SC PickensCo 2011	1618.4	4,005,185,024
351	SC RichlandCo 2010	2385.1	5,960,585,728
352	SC SaludaCo 2010	1358.6	3,433,019,136
353	SC UnionCo 2008	1510.0	3,445,692,160
354	SC WilliamsburgCo 2008	2558.5	6,055,825,920
355	SC YorkCo 2011	2207.1	6,107,163,136
356	SD Beadle County 2012	3340.4	4,306,307,584
357	SD Brookings 2012	1228.0	1,507,292,800
358	SD Clark County 2012	1216.6	1,227,132,928
359	SD Clay County 2012	1104.2	1,502,433,664
360	SD Codington County 2012	1785.0	1,590,951,040
361	SD Davison County 2012	1145.5	2,083,406,592
362	SD Deuel County 2012	693.9	843,973,312
363	SD Grant County 2012	256.7	265,722,992
364	SD Hanson County 2012	1127.8	1,433,793,664
365	SD Hutchinson County 2012	2132.5	2,266,046,720
366	SD James River NRCS G 2010	2306.3	2,757,212,160
367	SD James River NRCS H 2010	2236.5	2,531,684,608
368	SD James River NRCS I 2010	1483.8	1,847,406,592
369	SD James River NRCS J 2010	2687.3	3,381,780,736
370	SD Kingsbury County 2012	1553.4	1,958,624,896
371	SD LincolnCo 2008	1714.9	1,930,326,656
372	SD McCook County 2012	815.2	983,611,712
373	SD Miner County 2012	1478.7	2,275,040,512
374	SD MinnehahaCo 2008	2144.0	2,392,424,704
375	SD Moody County 2012	988.5	1,145,835,520
376	SD RileyPass 2012	90.1	1,088,432,512
377	SD Roberts County 2012	283.3	388,761,056
378	SD Sanborn County 2012	1535.7	2,473,506,816
379	SD Spink County 2012	3927.8	4,913,726,464
380	SD Turner County 2012	1649.5	2,195,670,272
381	SD Union County 2012	1265.0	1,782,850,688
382	SD Yankton County 2012	1386.3	1,821,297,024
383	TN Memphis 2011	644.7	1,392,163,712
384	TN Nashville 2011	2577.7	4,434,910,208
385	TN OSMRE-GPSC 2011	914.8	3,938,620,416
386	TN ShelbyCo 2012	2179.0	4,483,130,368
387	TX Aransas Refugio 2006	3726.4	2,286,519,552
388	TX Bell-Burnet-McLennan 2011	5232.2	25,062,844,416
389	TX Brazoria 2006	4093.1	2,642,424,320
390	TX Chambers 2006	2154.3	1,998,052,480
391	TX ColemanCo 2006	400.9	869,938,368
392	TX FayetteCo 2008	2773.2	3,839,376,896
393	TX Galveston 2006	1402.8	786,522,368
394	TX HaysCo 2008	700.1	1,285,258,752
395	TX Jackson 2006	2373.8	1,393,053,568
396	TX Jefferson 2006	2912.2	2,027,214,592
397	TX KimbleCo 2006	1051.7	2,293,657,088
398	TX LCRA Thalweg 2006	1332.5	3,118,811,904
399	TX Mason 2007	3538.9	7,262,854,656
400	TX Matagorda 2006	3655.0	2,444,305,408
401	TX MenardCo 2006	908.1	1,973,309,312
402	TX MillsCo 2006	1314.2	2,025,656,320
403	TX Orange 2006	1099.4	1,423,706,752
404	TX San Patricio 2006	2358.2	1,497,903,104
405	TX Victoria 2006	2346.8	2,829,859,840
406	USGS LPC AK Anchorage 2015 LAS 2017	2220.5	12,327,181,312
407	USGS LPC AK FairbanksNSB QL2 2017 LAS 2018	5321.4	39,127,650,304
408	USGS LPC AL 3County 2015 LAS 2017	7768.5	52,020,633,600
409	USGS LPC AL AGIO B1 2016 LAS 2018	6339.8	33,989,834,752
410	USGS LPC AL AGIO B2 2016 LAS 2018	5453.2	26,540,601,344
411	USGS LPC AL Autauga 2010 LAS 2016	1698.5	5,614,289,408
412	USGS LPC AL Clay CleburneCo 2013 LAS 2016	3137.5	21,714,862,080
413	USGS LPC AL Coffee Dale GenevaCo 2011 LAS 2016	5034.6	12,674,430,976
414	USGS LPC AL EscambiaCo 2013 LAS 2016	2672.8	10,406,865,920
415	USGS LPC AL JeffersonCo 2013 LAS 2015	3168.0	20,010,592,256
416	USGS LPC AL LawrenceCo 2012 LAS 2018	2047.5	4,548,706,304
417	USGS LPC AL MobileCo 2014 LAS 2016	3859.9	14,940,594,176
418	USGS LPC AL MorganCo 2012 LAS 2018	1595.9	7,219,997,184
419	USGS LPC AL ThreeCo 2012 LAS 2015	6729.0	18,704,375,808
420	USGS LPC AR Benton Co 2015 LAS 2017	2346.1	9,440,092,160
421	USGS LPC AR LAnguillee 2011 LAS 2016	2835.8	12,490,640,384
422	USGS LPC AR LakeConwayPointRE 2014 LAS 2016	3410.6	25,350,621,184
423	USGS LPC AR NRCS A1 2016 LAS 2017	278.5	1,426,351,744
424	USGS LPC AR NRCS A2 2016 LAS 2017	12942.1	60,794,191,872
425	USGS LPC AR NRCS A3 2016 LAS 2017	1112.4	4,397,229,056
426	USGS LPC AR NRCS A4 2016 LAS 2017	5297.1	29,518,354,432
427	USGS LPC AR NRCS A5 2016 LAS 2017	1137.0	5,554,349,568
428	USGS LPC AR NRCS Cache 2011 LAS 2016	5838.2	27,272,241,152
429	USGS LPC AR North Corridor B1 2017 LAS 2018	7054.3	50,529,714,176
430	USGS LPC AR North Corridor B2 2017 LAS 2018	7926.2	55,288,446,976
431	USGS LPC AR North Corridor B3 2017 LAS 2018	7830.0	54,728,167,424
432	USGS LPC AR Ouachita 2016 LAS 2018	8103.5	47,821,590,528
433	USGS LPC AR Ouachita B1 2016 LAS 2018	7758.1	45,339,254,784
434	USGS LPC AR Ouachita B2 2016 LAS 2018	7905.2	47,107,137,536
435	USGS LPC AR Ouachita B3 2016 LAS 2018	7844.7	46,512,513,024
436	USGS LPC AR Ouachita B5 2016 LAS 2018	7389.1	45,890,379,776
437	USGS LPC AR Ouachita B6 2016 LAS 2018	7741.7	57,842,458,624
438	USGS LPC AR Ouachita B7 2016 LAS 2018	7779.0	63,406,510,080
439	USGS LPC AR R6 JeffersonCO 2015 LAS 2016	2018.4	6,373,874,688
440	USGS LPC AR R6 LowerBlackwaterWS 2015 LAS 2016	4483.8	15,376,420,864
441	USGS LPC AR R6 WashingtonCO 2015 LAS 2016	2544.0	12,494,960,640
442	USGS LPC AR UpperSaline 2014 LAS 2015	2584.7	2,654,344,192
443	USGS LPC AZ CORiverBasin L1 2014 LAS 2017	790.3	7,676,180,480
444	USGS LPC AZ ColoradoRiverLot2 2014 LAS 2015	867.2	7,596,531,712
445	USGS LPC AZ Fredonia QL1 2016 LAS 2018	2054.5	38,767,673,344
446	USGS LPC AZ LowerColoradoRiver 2015 LAS 2016	38.2	240,707,264
447	USGS LPC AZ Safford QL2 2016 LAS 2018	1448.5	7,184,089,088
448	USGS LPC AZ WalnutGulch 2015 LAS 2017	174.2	2,192,995,840
449	USGS LPC CA E SanDiegoCo 2016 LAS 2017	4066.9	15,032,918,016
450	USGS LPC CA FEMA R9 Alpine 2017 LAS 2018	76.1	394,164,288
451	USGS LPC CA FEMA R9 Cow Creek 2017 LAS 2018	340.4	1,368,537,344
452	USGS LPC CA FEMA R9 Keefer 2017 LAS 2018	304.5	1,535,727,232
453	USGS LPC CA FEMA R9 Mendocino HF 2017 LAS 2018	3504.9	104,549,007,360
454	USGS LPC CA FEMA R9 Russian 2017 LAS 2018	1658.6	11,754,877,952
455	USGS LPC CA LongValleyCaldera 2017 LAS 2018	381.1	1,542,355,072
456	USGS LPC CA LosAngeles 2016 LAS 2018	11077.9	75,242,414,080
457	USGS LPC CA SanBernardinoCo AreaA 2013 LAS 2018	1888.0	17,396,920,320
458	USGS LPC CA SanBernardinoCo AreaB 2013 LAS 2018	1514.6	12,105,581,568
459	USGS LPC CA SanDiegoQL1 2014 LAS 2016	70.6	850,567,744
460	USGS LPC CA Sonoma 2013 LAS 2017	1027.0	12,952,241,152
461	USGS LPC CA Sonoma A2 2013 LAS 2017	1089.9	15,920,915,456
462	USGS LPC CA Sonoma A3 2013 LAS 2017	922.9	11,420,298,240
463	USGS LPC CA Sonoma A4 2013 LAS 2017	1479.2	19,747,135,488
464	USGS LPC CA WestCoastElNinoUTM10 2016 LAS 2017	3007.7	34,390,196,224
465	USGS LPC CA WestCoastElNinoUTM11 2016 LAS 2017	606.1	4,818,204,160
466	USGS LPC CO Central Western 2016 LAS 2018	16260.4	103,666,425,856
467	USGS LPC CO MesaCo QL1 2016 LAS 2017	20.5	379,784,160
468	USGS LPC CO MesaCo QL2 2015 LAS 2017	7414.1	44,086,718,464
469	USGS LPC CO MesaCo QL2 UTM13 2015 LAS 2017	1493.3	11,161,587,712
470	USGS LPC CO SanJuan NF 2017 LAS 2018	637.9	15,573,042,176
471	USGS LPC CO SoPlatteRiver Lot1 2013 LAS 2015	2374.0	10,999,768,064
472	USGS LPC CO SoPlatteRiver Lot2a 2013 LAS 2015	5546.0	30,661,437,440
473	USGS LPC CO SoPlatteRiver Lot5 2013 LAS 2015	6622.3	33,711,288,320
474	USGS LPC CO SoPlatte Lot3 2013 LAS 2015	440.7	2,042,487,680
475	USGS LPC CT River Lot6 Winnipesaulee 2015 LAS 2017	15106.1	97,194,024,960
476	USGS LPC CT Sandy 2014 LAS 2015	4507.8	42,453,250,048
477	USGS LPC DE DelawareValleyHD 5A 2015 LAS 2017	398.2	1,968,248,320
478	USGS LPC DE DelawareValley HD 2015 LAS 2017	8185.7	41,424,478,208
479	USGS LPC DE Snds 2013 LAS 2015	8767.6	38,730,330,112
480	USGS LPC FL MartinCo 2015 LAS 2017	1680.5	11,621,793,792
481	USGS LPC FL PeaceRiver 2014 LAS 2018	459.7	10,843,585,536
482	USGS LPC FL SuwanneeRiver 2017 LAS 2018	2854.3	28,779,081,728
483	USGS LPC FL Suwannee NCentral 2014 LAS 2016	1566.4	9,354,427,392
484	USGS LPC GA Georgia A2 2016 LAS 2018	3423.4	21,454,776,320
485	USGS LPC GA Georgia A3 2016 LAS 2018	880.2	5,271,760,384
486	USGS LPC HI Oahu 2012 LAS 2015	1535.6	3,590,653,696
487	USGS LPC ID Clearwater d1 2010 LAS 2015	160.3	1,067,605,632
488	USGS LPC ID EmeraldCreek 2004 LAS 2016	174.5	150,278,400
489	USGS LPC ID JackWaite 2007 LAS 2016	67.5	343,737,216
490	USGS LPC ID MoscowMountain 2003 LAS 2015	339.0	113,190,432
491	USGS LPC ID SaintJoe 2003 LAS 2015	570.1	388,528,160
492	USGS LPC ID SlateLolo 2006 LAS 2015	462.5	2,450,332,160
493	USGS LPC IL 12County KaneCo 2008 LAS 2015	1435.3	3,263,918,848
494	USGS LPC IL 12 County CarollCo 2009 LAS 2015	1382.1	4,539,234,304
495	USGS LPC IL 12 County ChampaignCo 2008 LAS 2016	2677.5	5,584,199,168
496	USGS LPC IL 12 County GrundyCo 2008 LAS 2016	1204.2	2,437,752,320
497	USGS LPC IL 12 County HenryCo 2009 LAS 2016	2256.1	3,797,948,160
498	USGS LPC IL 12 County OgleCo 2008 LAS 2015	2154.2	3,814,031,104
499	USGS LPC IL 12 County Stephenson Co 2009 LAS 2016	1581.4	3,398,180,352
500	USGS LPC IL 5County KankakeeCo 2014 LAS 2016	2003.9	10,296,310,784
501	USGS LPC IL 5County WillCo 2014 LAS 2016	2627.0	14,453,591,040
502	USGS LPC IL 5county MarionCo 2015 LAS 2016	1610.0	3,811,673,344
503	USGS LPC IL BondCo 2015 LAS 2016	1212.8	2,668,401,664
504	USGS LPC IL BureauCo 2015 LAS 2017	2433.3	8,960,850,944
505	USGS LPC IL ChristianCo 2014 LAS 2016	2040.0	14,521,467,904
506	USGS LPC IL ClintonCo 2015 LAS 2016	1545.9	3,249,888,768
507	USGS LPC IL DOT District5 DewittCo 2012 LAS 2017	1183.7	3,668,902,912
508	USGS LPC IL DOT District5 EdgarCo 2012 LAS 2017	1775.3	4,561,367,552
509	USGS LPC IL DOT District5 McleanCo 2012 LAS 2017	3319.9	10,362,160,128
510	USGS LPC IL DOT District5 PiattCo 2012 LAS 2017	1301.4	4,007,313,408
511	USGS LPC IL DOT District5 VermilionCo 2012 LAS 2017	2564.8	6,315,788,288
512	USGS LPC IL DOT District 7 LiDAR LAS 2017	1382.7	2,349,181,952
513	USGS LPC IL District4 Fulton 2014 LAS 2018	4319.0	7,699,607,040
514	USGS LPC IL District4 Henderson 2014 LAS 2016	1165.3	2,245,921,792
515	USGS LPC IL District4 Knox 2014 LAS 2017	1862.6	3,175,826,432
516	USGS LPC IL District4 Marshal 2014 LAS 2016	1187.4	1,851,817,856
517	USGS LPC IL District4 McDonough 2014 LAS 2018	1671.8	2,869,615,104
518	USGS LPC IL District4 Mercer 2014 LAS 2016	1591.5	2,936,169,984
519	USGS LPC IL District4 Peoria 2014 LAS 2016	1843.0	3,239,523,072
520	USGS LPC IL District4 Putnam 2014 LAS 2017	527.0	775,413,760
521	USGS LPC IL District4 Stark 2014 LAS 2018	848.9	1,311,251,072
522	USGS LPC IL District4 Tazewell 2014 LAS 2016	1878.1	3,180,275,712
523	USGS LPC IL District4 Warren 2014 LAS 2018	1593.2	2,534,107,904
524	USGS LPC IL District4 Woodford 2014 LAS 2016	1574.7	2,350,860,288
525	USGS LPC IL District5 DouglasCo 2012 LAS 2018	1214.9	3,547,313,408
526	USGS LPC IL District7 Clark 2014 LAS 2017	1464.7	2,433,329,920
527	USGS LPC IL District7 Crawford 2014 LAS 2017	1345.6	2,294,493,952
528	USGS LPC IL District7 Cumberland 2014 LAS 2017	1040.6	1,629,348,736
529	USGS LPC IL District7 Edwards 2014 LAS 2017	705.7	1,174,092,544
530	USGS LPC IL District7 Effingham 2014 LAS 2017	1430.5	2,371,160,576
531	USGS LPC IL District7 Fayette 2014 LAS 2017	2069.1	3,554,232,320
532	USGS LPC IL District7 Macon 2014 LAS 2017	1657.6	2,417,550,080
533	USGS LPC IL District7 Moultrie 2014 LAS 2018	1068.3	1,535,240,704
534	USGS LPC IL District7 Richland 2014 LAS 2017	1174.3	1,919,441,792
535	USGS LPC IL District7 Shelby 2014 LAS 2017	2200.5	3,368,663,296
536	USGS LPC IL District7 Wabash 2014 LAS 2017	758.9	1,209,538,944
537	USGS LPC IL District7 Wayne 2014 LAS 2018	2003.3	3,360,397,824
538	USGS LPC IL FordIroquoisLivingston L3 2014 LAS 2017	1927.2	6,035,115,520
539	USGS LPC IL FordIroquoisLivingston L4 2014 LAS 2017	2121.5	7,444,662,784
540	USGS LPC IL FranklinCo 2014 LAS 2018	1340.8	2,306,488,064
541	USGS LPC IL GrnMacMont 2017 LAS 2018	5850.2	24,270,465,024
542	USGS LPC IL HancockCo 2017 LAS 2018	2319.0	7,046,242,816
543	USGS LPC IL Hardin 2014 LAS 2017	656.3	3,139,048,448
544	USGS LPC IL Jasper 2014 LAS 2017	1456.2	2,307,492,352
545	USGS LPC IL JeffersonCo 2015 LAS 2016	1629.2	3,843,312,384
546	USGS LPC IL JoDaviessCo 2008 LAS 2015	1725.7	5,863,924,736
547	USGS LPC IL LeeCo 2008 LAS 2015	2051.0	3,436,892,672
548	USGS LPC IL LoganCo 2013 LAS 2015	1656.6	15,731,642,368
549	USGS LPC IL MadisonCo 2014 LAS 2016	2388.1	12,645,182,464
550	USGS LPC IL Pike ScottCo 2015 LAS 2017	3017.3	32,187,803,648
551	USGS LPC IL Pope 2014 LAS 2017	1274.8	6,493,610,496
552	USGS LPC IL Twelve Counties McHenry LAS 2016	1658.7	3,879,357,184
553	USGS LPC IL WashingtonCo 2015 LAS 2016	1730.3	3,866,083,584
554	USGS LPC IL WhitesideCO 2009 LAS 2015	2002.1	3,606,664,448
555	USGS LPC IN Central MarionCo 2016 LAS 2018	1361.4	6,017,387,520
556	USGS LPC IN ET B5 Allen 2012 LAS 2016	1882.2	3,232,173,568
557	USGS LPC IN ET B5 Dekalb 2012 LAS 2016	1057.8	1,349,954,560
558	USGS LPC IN ET B5 LaGrange 2012 LAS 2016	1111.8	1,310,548,224
559	USGS LPC IN ET B5 Noble 2012 LAS 2016	1206.7	1,486,963,200
560	USGS LPC IN ET B5 Steuben 2012 LAS 2016	942.4	1,070,237,888
561	USGS LPC IN ET B5 Whitley 2012 LAS 2016	997.5	1,260,169,984
562	USGS LPC IN ET B6 Adams 2012 LAS 2016	1004.7	1,220,454,528
563	USGS LPC IN ET B6 Blackford 2012 LAS 2016	540.6	680,519,232
564	USGS LPC IN ET B6 Delaware 2012 LAS 2017	1150.7	722,409,984
565	USGS LPC IN ET B6 Grant 2012 LAS 2016	1200.2	1,553,046,656
566	USGS LPC IN ET B6 Hamilton 2012 LAS 2017	1201.5	1,618,980,736
567	USGS LPC IN ET B6 Huntington 2012 LAS 2016	1140.5	1,451,354,880
568	USGS LPC IN ET B6 Jay 2012 LAS 2016	1110.4	1,402,179,840
569	USGS LPC IN ET B6 Madison 2012 LAS 2017	1314.2	3,405,209,856
570	USGS LPC IN ET B6 Randolph 2012 LAS 2017	1298.6	1,528,744,192
571	USGS LPC IN ET B7 Decatur 2012 LAS 2016	1120.5	1,384,912,768
572	USGS LPC IN ET B7 Fayette 2012 LAS 2016	657.2	577,526,016
573	USGS LPC IN ET B7 Franklin 2012 LAS 2016	1149.7	1,930,766,336
574	USGS LPC IN ET B7 Hancock 2012 LAS 2016	904.2	1,384,848,000
575	USGS LPC IN ET B7 Henry 2012 LAS 2016	1140.7	1,345,914,624
576	USGS LPC IN ET B7 Rush 2012 LAS 2016	1179.4	1,040,396,032
577	USGS LPC IN ET B7 Shelby 2012 LAS 2016	1228.6	1,699,636,992
578	USGS LPC IN ET B7 Union 2012 LAS 2016	493.3	386,848,992
579	USGS LPC IN ET B8 Clark 2012 LAS 2016	1183.8	1,378,143,872
580	USGS LPC IN ET B8 Dearborn 2012 LAS 2016	931.8	2,187,596,032
581	USGS LPC IN ET B8 Floyd 2011 LAS 2016	525.2	1,315,005,824
582	USGS LPC IN ET B8 Jefferson 2012 LAS 2016	1140.2	1,317,389,568
583	USGS LPC IN ET B8 Jennings 2012 LAS 2016	1117.6	1,213,751,040
584	USGS LPC IN ET B8 Ohio 2012 LAS 2016	319.3	469,942,592
585	USGS LPC IN ET B8 RipleyCo 2012 LAS 2016	1285.0	1,556,733,312
586	USGS LPC IN ET B8 Scott 2012 LAS 2016	623.8	775,303,040
587	USGS LPC IN ET B8 Switzerland 2012 LAS 2016	701.3	895,524,736
588	USGS LPC IN HendricksCo 2011 LAS 2015	1064.9	3,046,908,672
589	USGS LPC IN JohnsonCo 2011 LAS 2016	837.3	1,217,110,528
590	USGS LPC IN Johnson 2011 LAS 2016	827.6	1,217,114,624
591	USGS LPC IN MarionCo 2011 LAS 2016	1164.7	1,852,560,000
592	USGS LPC IN Monroe 2011 LAS 2016	1127.0	1,988,407,936
593	USGS LPC IN Morgan 2011 LAS 2016	1163.0	1,913,023,104
594	USGS LPC IN WT B10 Benton 2013 LAS 2016	1150.1	1,488,090,752
595	USGS LPC IN WT B10 Fountain 2013 LAS 2016	1245.5	1,754,664,448
596	USGS LPC IN WT B10 Montgomery 2013 LAS 2016	1475.7	2,056,302,720
597	USGS LPC IN WT B10 Tippecanoe 2013 LAS 2016	1528.8	3,885,461,760
598	USGS LPC IN WT B10 Warren 2013 LAS 2016	1076.6	1,484,930,560
599	USGS LPC IN WT B10 White 2013 LAS 2016	1487.7	2,071,389,824
600	USGS LPC IN WT B11 Clay 2013 LAS 2016	1111.2	1,686,820,864
601	USGS LPC IN WT B11 Greene 2013 LAS 2016	1559.9	2,544,655,360
602	USGS LPC IN WT B11 Owen 2013 LAS 2016	1145.9	1,939,616,896
603	USGS LPC IN WT B11 Parke 2013 LAS 2016	1337.7	2,043,197,056
604	USGS LPC IN WT B11 Putnam 2013 LAS 2016	1422.9	2,236,694,016
605	USGS LPC IN WT B11 Sullivan 2013 LAS 2016	1306.6	2,000,047,744
606	USGS LPC IN WT B11 Vermillion 2013 LAS 2016	830.0	1,121,536,384
607	USGS LPC IN WT B11 Vigo 2013 LAS 2016	1177.3	2,002,623,360
608	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Daviess 2013 LAS 2016	1344.6	1,650,232,192
609	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Dubois 2013 LAS 2016	1242.3	1,788,589,696
610	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Gibson 2013 LAS 2016	1579.3	1,991,559,040
611	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Knox 2013 LAS 2016	1659.8	2,218,555,648
612	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Martin 2013 LAS 2016	1046.1	1,599,016,704
613	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Perry 2013 LAS 2016	1195.0	1,847,283,712
614	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Pike 2013 LAS 2016	1067.2	1,520,646,400
615	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Posey 2013 LAS 2016	1344.3	1,915,381,504
616	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Spencer 2013 LAS 2016	1269.8	1,762,910,080
617	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Vanderburgh 2013 LAS 2016	802.1	981,512,640
618	USGS LPC IN WT B12 Warrick 2013 LAS 2016	1193.2	1,645,442,304
619	USGS LPC IN WT B9 Jasper 2013 LAS 2016	1622.9	4,034,334,464
620	USGS LPC IN WT B9 Lake 2013 LAS 2016	1495.4	3,809,037,056
621	USGS LPC IN WT B9 Laporte 2013 LAS 2016	1808.7	4,757,800,960
622	USGS LPC IN WT B9 Newton 2013 LAS 2016	1168.5	2,964,340,480
623	USGS LPC IN WT B9 Porter 2013 LAS 2016	1312.7	3,368,333,056
624	USGS LPC Il 12Counties Rock IslandCo LAS 2016	1342.1	2,545,462,272
625	USGS LPC KS 15CoNorth A1 2015 LAS 2017	10697.3	34,763,485,184
626	USGS LPC KS 15CoNorth A2 2015 LAS 2017	11523.0	38,569,656,320
627	USGS LPC KS 15CoNorth A3 2015 LAS 2017	11028.7	37,389,885,440
628	USGS LPC KS 15Co Cheney 2015 LAS 2017	1482.6	4,876,409,344
629	USGS LPC KS 15Co South 2015 LAS 2017	6944.8	21,133,897,728
630	USGS LPC KS Area1 2014 LAS 2015	5882.1	5,669,812,736
631	USGS LPC KS Area1 Eastern 2011 LAS 2016	6302.0	7,539,505,664
632	USGS LPC KS Area2 2014 LAS 2015	6876.3	6,659,708,416
633	USGS LPC KS Area2 B1 2012 LAS 2016	5095.3	4,714,384,384
634	USGS LPC KS Area2 B2 2012 LAS 2016	5575.0	5,245,112,832
635	USGS LPC KS Area2 B3 2012 LAS 2016	2792.5	2,602,009,600
636	USGS LPC KS Area2 B4 2012 LAS 2016	5079.6	4,618,717,696
637	USGS LPC KS Area2 B5 2012 LAS 2016	5407.5	4,917,637,120
638	USGS LPC KS Area2 B6 2012 LAS 2016	2269.3	1,969,377,664
639	USGS LPC KS Lidar 1 B1 2013 LAS 2016	3071.8	2,541,246,720
640	USGS LPC KS Lidar 1 B2 2013 LAS 2016	1863.3	1,685,230,720
641	USGS LPC KS Lidar 1 B3 2013 LAS 2016	1845.3	1,713,333,888
642	USGS LPC KS Lidar 1 B4 2013 LAS 2016	1272.7	1,092,998,400
643	USGS LPC KS Lidar 1 B5 2013 LAS 2016	1430.7	1,320,378,624
644	USGS LPC KS Lidar 1 B6 2013 LAS 2016	1606.9	1,404,727,808
645	USGS LPC KS NF Nin Sub 2011 LAS 2016	3163.9	16,142,404,608
646	USGS LPC KS SCentral L1 2015 LAS 2017	4517.8	17,404,942,336
647	USGS LPC KS SCentral L2 2015 LAS 2017	379.3	1,318,931,328
648	USGS LPC KS SCentral L3 2015 LAS 2017	9813.3	31,971,481,600
649	USGS LPC KS SCentral L4 2015 LAS 2017	10397.2	66,525,855,744
650	USGS LPC KY KYAPED Area2 2012 LAS 2017	2679.9	6,729,140,224
651	USGS LPC KY NRCS Watersheds 2011 LAS 2016	8241.5	48,624,988,160
652	USGS LPC LA Barataria 2013 LAS 2015	3787.8	1,793,638,528
653	USGS LPC LA Chenier Plain 2017 LAS 2018	7904.8	25,095,399,424
654	USGS LPC LA SoTerrebonne GI 2015 LAS 2016	6124.8	36,167,999,488
655	USGS LPC MA ME MA QL1 UTM18 L1 2015 LAS 2018	2182.6	65,464,827,904
656	USGS LPC MA ME MA QL2 UTM18 L1 2015 LAS 2018	4538.0	35,757,039,616
657	USGS LPC MA ME MA QL2 UTM19 L1 2015 LAS 2018	644.8	3,291,625,216
658	USGS LPC MA NE CMGP Sandy Z19 A2 2015 LAS 2017	2.3	4,907,747
659	USGS LPC MA NE CMGP Snds 2013 LAS 2015	1723.2	10,313,931,776
660	USGS LPC MA Sndy CMPG 2013 LAS 2015	5220.1	22,296,317,952
661	USGS LPC MD Garret Co 2014 LAS 2017	2104.1	12,370,678,784
662	USGS LPC MD PA SandySupp 2014 LAS 2016	5294.4	22,101,317,632
663	USGS LPC MD VA Sandy NCR 2014 LAS 2015	5230.6	30,528,106,496
664	USGS LPC ME NRCS Lot4 2013 LAS 2015	6081.9	32,283,668,480
665	USGS LPC ME SouthernAreas 2012 LAS 2016	3985.4	6,198,190,080
666	USGS LPC MI 13Co BerrienCO 2015 LAS 2017	1660.0	7,862,356,992
667	USGS LPC MI 13Co Delta C16 2015 LAS 2018	3575.3	21,138,837,504
668	USGS LPC MI 13Co Emmett 2015 LAS 2017	1399.5	9,252,098,048
669	USGS LPC MI 13Co VanBurrenCo 2015 LAS 2017	1781.2	6,808,345,600
670	USGS LPC MI 16Co Clare 2015 LAS 2018	1583.3	6,090,834,944
671	USGS LPC MI 16Co Lapeer 2015 LAS 2018	1830.7	8,285,213,184
672	USGS LPC MI 16Co Mecosta 2015 LAS 2018	1592.3	5,354,953,728
673	USGS LPC MI 16Co Newaygo 2015 LAS 2018	2356.1	9,543,390,208
674	USGS LPC MI 16Co Osceola 2015 LAS 2018	1596.1	6,337,012,224
675	USGS LPC MI 16Co Roscommon 2015 LAS 2018	1587.7	5,640,499,200
676	USGS LPC MI 16Co Shiawassee 2015 LAS 2018	1498.3	5,269,722,624
677	USGS LPC MI 16Co StJoseph 2015 LAS 2018	1460.1	5,919,098,368
678	USGS LPC MI 25County AlleganCo 2015 LAS 2017	2332.6	9,256,564,736
679	USGS LPC MI 31Co Mason 2017 LAS 2018	1382.2	4,889,975,296
680	USGS LPC MI 31Co Oceana 2016 LAS 2018	1444.7	5,184,867,328
681	USGS LPC MI AlgerCo 2015 LAS 2017	2757.8	18,392,446,976
682	USGS LPC MI BenzieCo 2015 LAS 2017	1001.6	6,780,688,384
683	USGS LPC MI Cass 2015 LAS 2018	1411.4	5,579,517,440
684	USGS LPC MI GenesseeCo 2015 LAS 2018	1830.5	6,753,485,824
685	USGS LPC MI GrandTraverseCO 2015 LAS 2017	1399.9	8,578,172,416
686	USGS LPC MI Kalamazoo 2015 LAS 2018	1635.7	7,322,533,376
687	USGS LPC MI Lake 2016 LAS 2017	1603.5	7,042,953,216
688	USGS LPC MI LeelanauCo 2015 LAS 2017	1256.6	6,858,019,840
689	USGS LPC MI MackinacCo 2015 LAS 2018	3342.1	16,742,024,192
690	USGS LPC MI ManisteeCo 2015 LAS 2017	1540.8	11,158,643,712
691	USGS LPC MI Missaukee 2016 LAS 2017	1593.5	6,021,243,904
692	USGS LPC MI Montcalm 2015 LAS 2018	1980.6	6,400,429,056
693	USGS LPC MI MuskeganCo 2013 LAS 2016	1576.5	1,808,153,216
694	USGS LPC MI Muskegon 2015 LAS 2018	1496.6	5,322,884,608
695	USGS LPC MI Olga Lake Lot5 2016 LAS 2017	105.9	1,727,669,248
696	USGS LPC MI WayneCo 2017 LAS 2018	1762.1	6,882,807,808
697	USGS LPC MI Wexford 2016 LAS 2017	1595.1	6,472,946,176
698	USGS LPC MN Arrowhead B1 2011 LAS 2016	2150.9	3,911,334,400
699	USGS LPC MN Arrowhead B2 2011 LAS 2016	7890.8	9,540,888,576
700	USGS LPC MN Arrowhead B3 2011 LAS 2016	7798.8	10,561,923,072
701	USGS LPC MN Arrowhead B4 2011 LAS 2016	9274.3	11,256,077,312
702	USGS LPC MN Arrowhead B5 2011 LAS 2016	5497.0	9,741,440,000
703	USGS LPC MN BlueEarth 2011 LAS 2016	2240.2	5,127,246,848
704	USGS LPC MN CentralLakes Block1 2012 LAS 2016	6307.6	7,332,211,200
705	USGS LPC MN CentralLakes Block2 2012 LAS 2016	3746.1	4,523,024,896
706	USGS LPC MN CentralLakes Block3 2012 LAS 2016	5715.3	8,394,880,000
707	USGS LPC MN CentralLakes Block4 2012 LAS 2016	5871.0	8,493,430,784
708	USGS LPC MN CentralLakes Block5 2012 LAS 2016	8802.0	12,862,546,944
709	USGS LPC MN Phase1 BrownCO 2010 LAS 2016	2014.5	2,666,194,944
710	USGS LPC MN Phase1 DouglasCO 2010 LAS 2016	2159.3	2,092,702,080
711	USGS LPC MN Phase1 LacQuiParleCo 2010 LAS 2016	2444.7	3,266,305,280
712	USGS LPC MN Phase1 LeSueurCO 2010 LAS 2016	1585.0	2,011,134,592
713	USGS LPC MN Phase1 LincolnCo 2010 LAS 2016	1713.2	2,200,533,760
714	USGS LPC MN Phase1 LyonCO 2010 LAS 2016	2192.9	2,904,020,480
715	USGS LPC MN Phase1 MartinCO 2010 LAS 2016	2231.5	2,853,353,216
716	USGS LPC MN Phase1 NicolletCO 2010 LAS 2016	1604.4	2,197,852,160
717	USGS LPC MN Phase1 Nobles 2010 LAS 2016	2134.3	2,564,610,560
718	USGS LPC MN Phase1 PipestoneCO 2010 LAS 2016	1385.0	1,864,055,936
719	USGS LPC MN Phase1 PopeCO 2011 LAS 2016	2120.2	2,404,624,128
720	USGS LPC MN Phase1 RedwoodCO 2010 LAS 2016	2655.5	3,505,060,608
721	USGS LPC MN Phase1 WatonwanCO 2010 LAS 2016	1349.9	1,783,488,128
722	USGS LPC MN Phase1 YellowMedicineCO 2010 LAS 2016	2327.9	3,049,506,048
723	USGS LPC MN Phase4 Metro D 2011 LAS 2016	5127.9	6,654,166,528
724	USGS LPC MN Phase4 Metro Dakota 2011 LAS 2016	1584.7	3,549,025,280
725	USGS LPC MN Phase4 Metro E 2011 LAS 2016	1756.5	2,141,128,704
726	USGS LPC MN Phase4 Metro F 2011 LAS 2016	4167.5	5,775,256,576
727	USGS LPC MN Phase4 Metro G 2011 LAS 2016	1152.8	1,404,957,440
728	USGS LPC MN Phase4 Metro H 2011 LAS 2016	2326.0	3,129,586,688
729	USGS LPC MN Phase4 Metro MapleGrove 2011 LAS 2016	136.9	1,402,693,248
730	USGS LPC MN Phase JacksonCO 2011 LAS 2016	2136.7	2,724,531,712
731	USGS LPC MO AR Atchison Holt Andrew 2013 LAS 2016	3569.1	13,682,413,568
732	USGS LPC MO AR CapeGirardeau Stoddard 2013 LAS 2016	3118.0	31,832,252,416
733	USGS LPC MO AR Clark Lewis 2014 LAS 2016	2830.1	4,717,170,688
734	USGS LPC MO AR CrittendenCross UTM15 2014 LAS 2016	3054.1	6,178,039,808
735	USGS LPC MO AR CrittendenCross UTM16 2014 LAS 2016	9.5	18,381,466
736	USGS LPC MO AR Game Fish WMA 2014 LAS 2016	1957.7	6,728,215,040
737	USGS LPC MO AR Knox Shelby 2014 LAS 2016	2827.5	5,409,186,816
738	USGS LPC MO AR Marion Ralls 2013 LAS 2016	2736.6	11,778,802,688
739	USGS LPC MO AR Mercer Grundy 2014 LAS 2016	2351.9	6,625,738,240
740	USGS LPC MO AR Miss Laud UTM15 2014 LAS 2016	2065.6	5,144,023,040
741	USGS LPC MO AR Miss Laud UTM16 2014 LAS 2016	1745.1	5,155,648,000
742	USGS LPC MO AR Miss Stoddard UTM15 2014 LAS 2016	247.6	1,041,482,240
743	USGS LPC MO AR Miss Stoddard UTM16 2014 LAS 2016	3574.4	12,306,226,176
744	USGS LPC MO AR Monroe Lee Phillips 2014 LAS 2016	3309.2	11,784,486,912
745	USGS LPC MO AR NewMadrid Pemiscot 2014 LAS 2016	3001.3	8,057,495,040
746	USGS LPC MO AR Nodaway 2013 LAS 2016	2331.7	8,702,184,448
747	USGS LPC MO AR PhillipsDesha 2014 LAS 2016	2029.5	6,465,186,816
748	USGS LPC MO AR Pike 2014 LAS 2016	1970.8	8,457,452,032
749	USGS LPC MO AR Po Cr Gr 2014 LAS 2016	2952.8	7,352,440,320
750	USGS LPC MO AR Ray 2014 LAS 2016	1197.4	2,147,213,952
751	USGS LPC MO AR Schuyler Scott 2014 LAS 2016	2268.7	3,965,196,800
752	USGS LPC MO AR ShannonCo 2014 LAS 2016	259.1	514,455,168
753	USGS LPC MO AR StFrancis Lee 2014 LAS 2016	2247.3	5,235,284,480
754	USGS LPC MO AR StGenevieveCo 2013 LAS 2016	702.4	1,324,666,112
755	USGS LPC MO AR Vernon Barton 2014 LAS 2016	3764.9	6,365,509,120
756	USGS LPC MO BooneCo 2015 LAS 2017	1993.1	9,563,222,016
757	USGS LPC MO Buch Deklb ClntnCo 2013 LAS 2016	2694.2	10,780,770,304
758	USGS LPC MO ForkSaltRiver 2011 LAS 2016	3051.7	13,511,147,520
759	USGS LPC MO StLouis 2017 LAS 2018	1677.1	6,183,031,296
760	USGS LPC MS Coastal 3DEPExt Coastal AOI 2015 LAS 2018	9487.6	48,117,104,640
761	USGS LPC MS Coastal 3DEP Extension UTM16 2015 LAS 2017	769.0	4,042,426,624
762	USGS LPC MS Coastal Z15 2015 LAS 2017	5667.1	30,568,849,408
763	USGS LPC MS Laurel 2014 LAS 2015	13993.0	76,779,544,576
764	USGS LPC MS Madison Yazoo 2012 LAS 2016	3621.5	9,480,400,896
765	USGS LPC MS NatchezTrace 2016 LAS 2017	12768.5	86,763,962,368
766	USGS LPC MS RankinSimpson 2013 LAS 2016	2596.1	9,037,191,168
767	USGS LPC MS Tishomingo North 2016 LAS 2017	6690.9	30,764,480,512
768	USGS LPC MS Tishomingo South 2016 LAS 2017	4216.1	25,042,075,648
769	USGS LPC MS Tupelo QL3 Rp 2012 LAS 2016	16.6	21,915,440
770	USGS LPC MS Tupelo UTM15 2015 LAS 2016	1681.6	8,043,481,600
771	USGS LPC MS Tupelo UTM16 2015 LAS 2016	10011.2	49,520,267,264
772	USGS LPC MT BentonLake 2014 LAS 2015	63.4	760,295,552
773	USGS LPC MT BitterrootNF 2010 LAS 2016	1008.8	7,930,459,648
774	USGS LPC MT GlacierNP 2016 LAS 2017	249.4	10,162,074,624
775	USGS LPC MT LittleBigHorn 2014 LAS 2015	18.9	327,945,408
776	USGS LPC MT Stillwater 2016 LAS 2017	450.9	8,116,347,392
777	USGS LPC NC SandyLot9 2014 LAS 2015	3338.9	13,245,466,624
778	USGS LPC NC Sandy L11 2014 LAS 2015	2732.8	9,437,502,464
779	USGS LPC NC Sandy L12 2014 LAS 2015	3437.5	13,699,442,688
780	USGS LPC NC Sandy L13 2014 LAS 2015	4093.6	16,409,365,504
781	USGS LPC NC Sandy L14 2014 LAS 2015	3468.9	16,563,269,632
782	USGS LPC NC Sandy L15 2014 LAS 2015	3179.7	9,088,675,840
783	USGS LPC NC Sandy L6 2014 LAS 2015	1087.6	4,958,053,376
784	USGS LPC NC Sandy L7 2014 LAS 2015	1379.2	6,068,326,400
785	USGS LPC NC Sandy Lot10 2014 LAS 2015	2644.1	7,877,148,672
786	USGS LPC NC Sandy Lot8 2014 LAS 2015	3084.8	13,255,514,112
787	USGS LPC ND KidderCO 2014 LAS 2016	3126.8	7,563,245,568
788	USGS LPC ND McKenzieCo 2014 LAS 2018	7882.0	21,693,775,872
789	USGS LPC NE Eastern UA 2016 LAS 2018	4798.2	27,922,454,528
790	USGS LPC NE MO Elkhorn 2011 LAS 2018	1931.2	3,484,763,136
791	USGS LPC NE Sandhills B1 2016 LAS 2018	8063.9	25,656,160,256
792	USGS LPC NE Sandhills B2 UTM13 2016 LAS 2018	150.0	453,366,368
793	USGS LPC NE Sandhills B2 UTM14 2016 LAS 2018	8852.6	29,892,704,256
794	USGS LPC NE Sandhills B3 2016 LAS 2018	6291.3	19,428,163,584
795	USGS LPC NE Sandhills B4 UTM13 2016 LAS 2018	6676.8	22,136,924,160
796	USGS LPC NE Sandhills B5 2016 LAS 2018	7322.6	25,154,648,064
797	USGS LPC NE Sandhills B6 2016 LAS 2018	8713.4	29,476,302,848
798	USGS LPC NM Animas 2014 LAS 2017	890.9	4,708,855,296
799	USGS LPC NM NorthCentral B3 2017 LAS 2018	8040.4	47,434,555,392
800	USGS LPC NM NorthCentral B4 2016 LAS 2018	8357.9	36,350,713,856
801	USGS LPC NM RioHondo 2014 LAS 2017	4859.4	29,266,632,704
802	USGS LPC NM Roosevelt Curry 2015 LAS 2017	10444.3	35,254,730,752
803	USGS LPC NM WhiteSands 2015 LAS 2017	127.8	3,510,817,536
804	USGS LPC NV LasVegas QL1 2016 LAS 2018	1632.5	30,039,283,712
805	USGS LPC NV LasVegas QL2 2016 LAS 2018	1556.2	9,550,470,144
806	USGS LPC NV UpperHumboldt 2016 LAS 2018	6825.0	32,275,505,152
807	USGS LPC NY Cl Ess LChamp P2 2014 LAS 2016	7365.0	64,941,645,824
808	USGS LPC NY FEMA R2L1 ChautauquaCo 2014 LAS 2017	454.9	4,075,691,776
809	USGS LPC NY FEMA R2L2 OrleansCo 2014 LAS 2017	1127.6	11,219,718,144
810	USGS LPC NY FEMA R2 B1 2016 LAS 2018	3115.6	14,012,894,208
811	USGS LPC NY FEMA R2 B2 2016 LAS 2018	10400.7	77,062,324,224
812	USGS LPC NY FEMA R2 Seneca 2012 LAS 2015	4398.9	4,161,947,392
813	USGS LPC NY LongIsland Z18 2014 LAS 2015	3609.9	13,461,530,624
814	USGS LPC NY MadisonOtsegoCo 2015 LAS 2017	4865.6	30,668,740,608
815	USGS LPC NY Sandy Ul Du Or 2013 LAS 2016	7716.0	99,654,778,880
816	USGS LPC NY Schoharie 2014 LAS 2016	2711.3	26,235,748,352
817	USGS LPC NY Southwest 2 CO 2016 LAS 2018	3477.1	38,371,160,064
818	USGS LPC NY Southwest East 2017 LAS 2018	4517.3	39,543,357,440
819	USGS LPC OH ChippewaWatershed 2017 LAS 2018	8.9	22,922,758
820	USGS LPC OH LowerMaumee B16 2016 LAS 2017	6800.9	23,229,419,520
821	USGS LPC OK Area1 1A 2011 LAS 2016	5207.8	2,367,247,872
822	USGS LPC OK Area1 1B 2011 LAS 2017	5743.2	2,922,284,800
823	USGS LPC OK Area1 1D 2011 LAS 2017	6285.0	3,359,058,688
824	USGS LPC OK Area2 2011 LAS 2016	12126.7	9,629,543,424
825	USGS LPC OK Area4 2011 LAS 2018	7549.8	5,946,024,448
826	USGS LPC OK Cache L5 2014 LAS 2015	4125.5	17,498,370,048
827	USGS LPC OK Craig Nowata 2015 LAS 2017	3755.6	13,257,901,056
828	USGS LPC OK DamRehab3 7 2011 LAS 2018	9707.6	7,260,559,872
829	USGS LPC OK NRCS Area1C 2012 LAS 2018	4154.2	2,247,645,952
830	USGS LPC OK NRCS Area1E 2012 LAS 2018	4829.4	2,658,096,384
831	USGS LPC OK North Corridor B4 2017 LAS 2018	8249.6	54,760,112,128
832	USGS LPC OK Woodward UTM14 B1 2016 LAS 2018	9326.6	37,757,292,544
833	USGS LPC OK Woodward UTM14 B2 2016 LAS 2018	8375.0	33,294,133,248
834	USGS LPC OR OLC Wallowa 2015 LAS 2017	1510.3	17,140,014,080
835	USGS LPC PA Allentown 2016 LAS 2017	85.8	1,183,630,720
836	USGS LPC PA Dauphin 2016 LAS 2017	1654.2	8,160,436,736
837	USGS LPC PR PuertoRico 2015 LAS 2018	9829.5	89,457,819,648
838	USGS LPC PR PuertoRico 2016 LAS 2017	4357.8	27,224,979,456
839	USGS LPC SC 6County Abbeville 2012 LAS 2017	1552.3	4,550,113,280
840	USGS LPC SC 6County Aiken 2012 LAS 2017	3176.0	10,601,949,184
841	USGS LPC SC 6County Barnwell 2012 LAS 2017	1696.4	5,894,220,800
842	USGS LPC SC 6County Calhoun 2012 LAS 2017	1334.2	4,803,858,432
843	USGS LPC SC 6County Edgefield 2012 LAS 2017	1556.9	5,111,995,392
844	USGS LPC SC 6County McCormick 2012 LAS 2017	1277.9	3,931,535,872
845	USGS LPC SD MORiver Woolpert B1 2016 LAS 2018	3210.3	120,409,415,680
846	USGS LPC SD NRCS PAR 2017 LAS 2018	10821.9	86,386,679,808
847	USGS LPC TN 27County blk2 2015 LAS 2017	8495.7	68,949,164,032
848	USGS LPC TN 27County blk3 2015 LAS 2017	5843.9	44,034,973,696
849	USGS LPC TN 27County blk4 2015 LAS 2018	9797.8	56,590,319,616
850	USGS LPC TN 3County 2015 LAS 2017	5520.3	32,875,800,576
851	USGS LPC TN BlountCo 2015 LAS 2017	1175.6	6,350,589,952
852	USGS LPC TN Eastern 2 16 B16 Del2 2016 LAS 2017	5082.0	44,743,753,728
853	USGS LPC TN Eastern 2 16 B16 Del3 2016 LAS 2017	5052.2	43,863,592,960
854	USGS LPC TN Eastern 2 16 B16 Del4 2016 LAS 2017	4942.6	51,432,022,016
855	USGS LPC TN NRCS L1 2011 12 LAS 2017	7360.9	22,570,180,608
856	USGS LPC TN NRCS L2 2011 12 LAS 2017	7237.5	26,724,130,816
857	USGS LPC TX Archer Jack 2014 LAS 2016	5090.2	50,269,605,888
858	USGS LPC TX East UTM14 2017 LAS 2018	1440.7	10,597,518,336
859	USGS LPC TX East UTM15 2017 LAS 2018	7668.9	71,496,982,528
860	USGS LPC TX MiddleBrazos 2016 LAS 2017	6272.4	25,313,357,824
861	USGS LPC TX Neches B1 2016 LAS 2018	7755.9	73,219,137,536
862	USGS LPC TX Neches B2 2016 LAS 2018	8404.2	74,585,235,456
863	USGS LPC TX Neches B3 2016 LAS 2018	8426.4	73,212,264,448
864	USGS LPC TX Neches B4 2016 LAS 2018	8184.5	73,501,990,912
865	USGS LPC TX Neches B5 2016 LAS 2018	5485.3	41,832,001,536
866	USGS LPC TX RioGrand FTWhit 2014 LAS 2016	2310.2	10,621,703,168
867	USGS LPC TX UpClCrkBrazos 2015 LAS 2016	7851.2	29,053,157,376
868	USGS LPC UT BearLake Cache 2016 LAS 2018	2606.8	31,677,134,848
869	USGS LPC UT MillsiteReservoir 2017 LAS 2018	40.7	374,609,440
870	USGS LPC UT MonroeMoutain 2016 LAS 2018	800.5	12,517,898,240
871	USGS LPC UT NorthEscalanteDesert 2016 LAS 2018	603.0	7,270,575,104
872	USGS LPC UT WasatchFault L3 2013 LAS 2016	798.4	7,464,152,576
873	USGS LPC UT Wasatch L4 2013 LAS 2016	1360.4	15,150,985,216
874	USGS LPC UT Wasatch L5 2014 LAS 2016	559.3	5,167,422,976
875	USGS LPC UT Washakie Whites Valley 2017 LAS 2017	92.3	982,775,936
876	USGS LPC UT WashingtonCo 2016 LAS 2017	2015.7	7,945,717,760
877	USGS LPC VA Central Seismic 2013 LAS 2015	709.8	7,086,128,640
878	USGS LPC VA ChesapeakeBayNorth 2015 LAS 2017	1043.8	16,117,873,664
879	USGS LPC VA Eastern ShoreBAA 2015 LAS 2017	3114.7	32,096,661,504
880	USGS LPC VA Norfolk 2013 LAS 2015	3285.4	19,824,926,720
881	USGS LPC VA Sandy 2014 LAS 2015	12315.5	72,361,787,392
882	USGS LPC VA Shen Multi Haz 2014 LAS 2015	1292.3	6,781,007,360
883	USGS LPC VA Shenandoah 2013 LAS 2015	4329.4	27,379,341,312
884	USGS LPC WA ElwhaRiver 2014 LAS 2017	181.2	6,119,399,424
885	USGS LPC WA Elwha TB 2015 LAS 2016	25.7	471,679,904
886	USGS LPC WA GlacierPeak 2014 LAS 2016	1314.0	51,007,627,264
887	USGS LPC WA MtBaker 2015 LAS 2017	562.6	23,821,316,096
888	USGS LPC WA Olympic Peninsula 2013 LAS 2015	1257.0	21,439,817,728
889	USGS LPC WI LaCrosse 2017 LAS 2018	1314.1	7,263,844,352
890	USGS LPC WI Shawano 2015 LAS 2017	2598.3	14,430,320,640
891	USGS LPC WV FEMA R3 East 2016 LAS 2018	9847.0	66,017,959,936
892	USGS LPC WY Carbon 2015 LAS 2018	6744.9	46,989,520,896
893	USGS LPC WY Casper Natrona 2015 LAS 2017	974.4	3,854,594,560
894	USGS LPC WY GrandTetonElkRefuge 2014 LAS 2016	1534.4	8,776,357,888
895	USGS LPC IL District7 Lawrence 2014 LAS 2017	1105.7	1,819,861,888
896	USGS LPC IL District7 Coles 2014 LAS 2017	1525.0	2,296,771,328
897	USGS Lidar Point Cloud NJ SdL5 2014 LAS 2015	3673.0	15,730,195,456
898	USGS Lidar Point Cloud NY LI19 2014 LAS 2015	73.9	215,641,376
899	US MexicanBorder UTM13 2007	158.1	289,679,424
900	US MexicanBorder UTM14 2007	928.2	993,035,264
901	VA-WV-MD FEMA Region3 UTM17 2012	2652.9	8,650,718,208
902	VA-WV-MD FEMA Region3 UTM18 2012	4978.4	16,400,885,760
903	VA-WV ShenandoahValley 2011	1912.0	3,164,640,768
904	VA EasternShore 2010	3037.2	3,612,657,408
905	VA FEMA KingWilliamCo 2011	825.6	3,474,121,472
906	VA FEMA MiddleCounties 2011	2120.9	11,643,220,992
907	VA FEMA NorthCounties 2011	3125.8	14,551,724,032
908	VA FEMA SouthCounties 2011	1481.2	5,959,726,080
909	VA FEMA SouthamptonCo 2012	1847.2	8,229,194,240
910	VA FEMA SouthernCities 2011	267.1	776,062,144
911	VA LoudounCo 2012	1610.7	4,121,179,904
912	VA LouisaCo 2012	746.8	11,842,387,968
913	VA NRCS-Lot2 2011	2847.2	9,118,110,720
914	WA ElwhaRiver 2012	106.4	1,372,666,880
915	WA KittitasCounty 2011	533.9	1,477,969,280
916	WI LaCrosse 2007	7797.3	232,191,696
917	WI WashingtonCo 2006	1208.9	2,512,445,184
918	NY NewYorkCity	1054.6	4,755,025,996
919	USGS LPC AK POW P2 2018 LAS 2019	3504.5	57,364,188,586
920	USGS LPC CA SoCal Wildfires B2 2018 LAS 2019	5956.1	27,637,906,073
921	USGS LPC CA SoCal Wildfires B3 2018 LAS 2019	7423.5	43,942,062,109
922	USGS LPC IL 4County McHenry 2018 LAS 2019	2093.0	43,806,965,843
923	USGS LPC AZ VerdeKaibab B1 2018 LAS 2019	5409.4	118,102,000,000
924	USGS LPC AZ VerdeKaibab B2 TL 2018 LAS 2019	19.3	89,842,544
925	USGS LPC FL Southwest B TL 2018 LAS 2019	12.2	174,474,637
926	USGS LPC AK POW P2 TL 2018 LAS 2019	551.9	7,932,812,680
927	USGS LPC AL ADECA B1 2016 LAS 2019	6110.7	32,474,618,738
928	USGS LPC AZ VerdeKaibab B2 2018 LAS 2019	6300.0	35,728,383,864
929	USGS LPC CA SoCal Wildfires B1 2018 LAS 2019	8075.3	47,333,778,602
930	USGS LPC FL Panhandle B2 2018 LAS 2019	7077.0	114,970,000,000
931	USGS LPC AL ADECA B2 2016 LAS 2019	5697.9	27,882,792,299
932	USGS LPC FL Lower Choctawhatchee TL 2017 LAS 2019	13.9	58,545,717
933	USGS LPC AL AGIO B1 2016 LAS 2019	5400.6	26,793,681,409
934	USGS LPC AL AGIO B2 2016 LAS 2019	6305.6	31,666,020,976
935	USGS LPC CA SoCAL Wildfires TL 2018 LAS 2019	145.9	777,061,360
936	USGS LPC CA SoCal Wildfires B4 2018 LAS 2019	3586.3	79,507,584,956
937	USGS LPC FL Southeast B1 2018 LAS 2019	477.7	7,102,582,806
938	USGS LPC IN Central Hamilton 2017 LAS 2019	1147.6	3,849,665,626
939	USGS LPC MI 31Co Huron 2016 LAS 2019	2372.5	6,917,345,021
940	USGS LPC MI 31Co Saginaw 2016 LAS 2019	2182.2	9,748,245,453
941	USGS LPC MI HiawathaNF QL1 2018 LAS 2019	32.1	1,440,865,539
942	USGS LPC AZ VerdeKaibab B1 TL 2018 LAS 2019	121.9	1,488,624,399
943	USGS LPC IL 4County Lake 2016 LAS 2019	1256.0	41,085,204,664
944	USGS LPC MO FEMA R7 South TL 2017 LAS 2019	28.3	112,631,681
945	USGS LPC FL Southeast B2 2018 LAS 2019	3632.8	65,500,983,767
946	USGS LPC NY FEMA R2 Northeast 2017 LAS 2019	5616.8	42,392,585,329
947	USGS LPC NY Southwest B2 TL 2017 LAS 2019	105.1	822,751,752
948	USGS LPC FL Upper Saint Johns 2017 LAS 2019	2310.7	77,000,772,358
949	USGS LPC ME Umbagog 2016 LAS 2019	1293.7	7,806,540,953
950	USGS LPC SC Williamsburg 2016 LAS 2019	2779.9	19,175,526,632
951	USGS LPC LA Amite 2018 LAS 2019	5510.4	122,164,000,000
952	USGS LPC MI Charlevoix 2018 LAS 2019	1084.0	4,459,670,012
953	USGS LPC NE NRCS OrthoLidar B1 UTM15 TL 2017 LAS 2019	97.8	347,399,321
954	USGS LPC SD NRCS Fugro B1 TL 2017 LAS 2019	39.5	157,410,431
955	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B10 TL 2017 LAS 2019	354.1	1,079,892,755
956	USGS LPC MO FEMA R7 South B2 2017 LAS 2019	11560.6	51,902,323,406
957	USGS LPC MI Charlevoix Islands 2016 LAS 2019	797.5	7,379,569,976
958	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Yadkin 2017 LAS 2019	906.9	25,754,602,122
959	USGS LPC OR HarneyCounty TL 2018 LAS 2019	28.9	261,406,810
960	USGS LPC TX Central B2 2017 LAS 2019	2359.3	23,485,539,590
961	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B11 TL 2017 LAS 2019	10.3	25,495,372
962	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B1 2017 LAS 2019	8619.8	32,144,833,056
963	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B8 2017 LAS 2019	7859.5	35,355,303,514
964	USGS LPC TX South B2 2018 LAS 2019	5595.0	23,901,991,302
965	USGS LPC SC Charleston 2016 LAS 2019	3384.7	26,124,486,247
966	USGS LPC UT FemaHQ B1 TL 2018 LAS 2019	5879.5	38,868,173,667
967	USGS LPC TX South B4 2018 LAS 2019	8673.1	43,028,033,251
968	USGS LPC SC Georgetown 2016 LAS 2019	2611.0	17,236,375,809
969	USGS LPC UT BoxElder TL 2018 LAS 2019	12.8	100,302,717
970	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B11 2017 LAS 2019	8718.3	29,456,712,841
971	USGS LPC TX West Central B10 2018 LAS 2019	8969.3	55,569,444,954
972	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B9 2017 LAS 2019	8345.7	46,845,284,900
973	USGS LPC TX West Central B12 2018 LAS 2019	9050.4	79,225,378,654
974	USGS LPC ID Nez Perce QL1 TL 2016 LAS 2019	555.4	7,858,729,988
975	USGS LPC TX West Central B13 2018 LAS 2019	5809.7	46,380,162,749
976	USGS LPC WI VilasCo TL 2013 LAS 2019	375.2	1,332,730,632
977	USGS LPC ID Nez Perce QL2 TL 2016 LAS 2019	2074.4	24,690,242,906
978	USGS LPC IL 4County Cook 2017 LAS 2019	3291.6	93,735,594,873
979	USGS LPC IL 4County Kane 2018 LAS 2019	2169.2	42,877,557,383
980	USGS LPC FL LeonCo 2018 LAS 2019	2093.7	55,585,107,092
981	USGS LPC TX South B5 2018 LAS 2019	8976.8	30,243,085,409
982	USGS LPC TX Central B1 2017 LAS 2019	14987.9	130,148,000,000
983	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B10 2017 LAS 2019	8767.6	35,782,763,152
984	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B2 2017 LAS 2019	7725.3	27,346,328,454
985	USGS LPC MI 31Co Isabella TL 2016 LAS 2019	630.0	2,076,216,659
986	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B6 2017 LAS 2019	8243.5	33,007,164,067
987	USGS LPC TX South B3 2018 LAS 2019	8871.4	42,206,861,801
988	USGS LPC MI Ottawa NF TL 2017 LAS 2019	10.5	36,188,797
989	USGS LPC TX South B7 2018 LAS 2019	6051.4	28,820,250,726
990	USGS LPC MI Charlevoix TL 2018 LAS 2019	11.9	30,654,658
991	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Alexander 2017 LAS 2019	721.4	28,945,011,805
992	USGS LPC WI Kenosha 2017 LAS 2019	743.5	16,569,295,618
993	USGS LPC TX South B6 2018 LAS 2019	9077.2	39,916,001,510
994	USGS LPC MI 31Co Oakland 2016 LAS 2019	2466.2	8,553,267,690
995	USGS LPC NY CayugaOswego TL 2018 LAS 2019	299.9	1,355,522,525
996	USGS LPC OR HarneyCounty 2018 LAS 2019	563.5	7,304,453,733
997	USGS LPC MI 31Co Macomb 2016 LAS 2019	1329.9	4,828,659,330
998	USGS LPC TX West Central B9 2018 LAS 2019	8689.5	53,763,341,339
999	USGS LPC TX West Central B14 2018 LAS 2019	7588.3	31,570,080,052
1000	USGS LPC FL Panhandle B3 2018 LAS 2019	6162.8	88,530,657,855
1001	USGS LPC TX West Central B15b 2018 LAS 2019	2451.0	16,610,043,433
1002	USGS LPC TX West Central B3 2018 LAS 2019	5797.0	26,368,436,256
1003	USGS LPC FL Panhandle B1 2018 LAS 2019	2597.6	53,560,158,912
1004	USGS LPC NE Hat White Holt 2016 LAS 2019	6095.0	20,897,857,099
1005	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B4 2017 LAS 2019	6154.2	22,741,315,339
1006	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B7 2017 LAS 2019	7983.8	33,743,966,897
1007	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B3 2017 LAS 2019	7930.9	30,545,080,817
1008	USGS LPC TX West Central UTM15 TL 2018 LAS 2019	485.0	2,898,323,180
1009	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B5 2017 LAS 2019	6799.2	26,075,996,315
1010	USGS LPC TX South B8 2018 LAS 2019	6548.3	32,373,879,575
1011	USGS LPC UT Central Ql2 TL 2018 LAS 2019	126.7	362,041,003
1012	USGS LPC SC East Central TL 2018 LAS 2019	188.0	1,064,803,085
1013	USGS LPC WI Sawyer TL 2017 LAS 2019	680.5	4,091,149,549
1014	USGS LPC TX West Central UTM14 TL 2018 LAS 2019	3648.8	17,791,057,728
1015	USGS LPC UT BoxElder 2018 LAS 2019	5976.6	77,014,757,646
1016	USGS LPC UT FEMAHQ B2 2018 LAS 2019	2916.3	22,481,062,528
1017	USGS LPC UT FEMAHQ B2 QL1 2018 LAS 2019	1021.5	15,829,780,918
1018	USGS LPC UT FemaHQ B2 TL 2018 LAS 2019	2336.9	15,571,430,274
1019	USGS LPC MI 31Co Arenac TL 2016 LAS 2019	15.6	31,446,922
1020	USGS LPC TX Panhandle B1 TL 2018 LAS 2019	2371.8	8,128,662,295
1021	USGS LPC MO FEMAR7 North A2 2017 LAS 2019	5680.0	34,222,941,512
1022	USGS LPC TX West Central B6 2018 LAS 2019	5839.1	24,712,948,877
1023	USGS LPC TX West Central B7 2018 LAS 2019	6878.0	32,391,616,221
1024	USGS LPC MO FEMA R7 South B1 2017 LAS 2019	3524.9	17,490,213,971
1025	USGS LPC TX West Central B8 2018 LAS 2019	6991.7	31,171,748,027
1026	USGS LPC WI OneidaCo TL 2013 LAS 2019	70.7	233,787,959
1027	USGS LPC UT Northern QL1 2018 LAS 2019	1565.4	23,505,263,311
1028	USGS LPC UT Southern B1 TL 2018 LAS 2019	69.4	195,306,225
1029	USGS LPC WI FEMAHQ TL 2018 LAS 2019	212.4	977,890,866
1030	USGS LPC WI Racine 2017 LAS 2019	954.6	20,025,629,224
1031	USGS LPC WI Washburn TL 2016 LAS 2019	3.1	13,175,389
1032	USGS LPC WI Waushara 2017 LAS 2019	1699.6	5,076,750,329
1033	USGS LPC TX West Central B2 2018 LAS 2019	6088.9	29,302,046,820
1034	USGS LPC MD HurricaneJoaquin 2015 LAS 2019	368.1	441,922,869
1035	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Union 2016 LAS 2019	1729.6	45,955,948,689
1036	USGS LPC FL Southeast TL 2018 LAS 2019	435.9	7,610,457,724
1037	USGS LPC NM CO Southern San Luis TL 2015 LAS 2019	593.5	3,932,234,023
1038	USGS LPC FL Southwest A 2018 LAS 2019	2800.0	43,739,555,864
1039	USGS LPC TX West Central B11 2018 LAS 2019	7639.2	60,970,116,030
1040	USGS LPC TX West Central B15a 2018 LAS 2019	2623.9	18,611,868,959
1041	USGS LPC TX West Central B1 2018 LAS 2019	10810.5	63,013,120,706
1042	USGS LPC UT Sanpete 2018 LAS 2019	1206.4	22,629,955,450
1043	USGS LPC WI VilasCo 2013 LAS 2019	2603.8	10,515,127,277
1044	USGS LPC UT Northern QL2 2018 LAS 2019	2892.1	9,813,020,016
1045	USGS LPC AK PrinceofWalesIsland 2017 LAS 2019	6973.3	129,482,955,910
1046	USGS LPC FL Southwest B 2018 LAS 2019	3445.2	72,696,720,256
1047	USGS LPC ID FEMAHQ 2018 LAS 2019	11040.3	91,488,261,226
1048	USGS LPC ID NezPerce QL1 2016 LAS 2019	2248.9	41,818,547,062
1049	USGS LPC ID NezPerce QL2 2016 LAS 2019	3526.3	49,445,795,010
1050	USGS LPC IN Central Wayne 2016 LAS 2019	1150.6	4,191,699,870
1051	USGS LPC MI 31Co Arenac 2016 LAS 2019	1007.3	3,449,622,705
1052	USGS LPC MI 31Co Bay 2016 LAS 2019	1274.4	5,314,305,271
1053	USGS LPC MI 31Co Chippewa 2017 LAS 2019	2368.2	7,267,400,237
1054	USGS LPC MI 31Co Gladwin 2016 LAS 2019	1313.1	5,071,405,255
1055	USGS LPC MI 31Co Ingham 2017 LAS 2019	1434.0	5,241,393,390
1056	USGS LPC MI 31Co Isabella 2016 LAS 2019	907.2	3,103,025,550
1057	USGS LPC MI 31Co Midland 2016 LAS 2019	1383.6	4,606,312,078
1058	USGS LPC MI FEMAHQ 2018 LAS 2019	1887.3	7,664,702,175
1059	USGS LPC MI HiawathaNF QL2 2018 LAS 2019	1981.1	17,333,572,371
1060	USGS LPC MI Ottawa NF 2017 LAS 2019	6893.2	52,828,559,574
1061	USGS LPC MN Phase1 FairbaultCO 2010 LAS 2016	2182.2	2,749,329,154
1062	USGS LPC MO FEMAR7 North A1 2017 LAS 2019	6511.4	37,258,733,195
1063	USGS LPC MO FEMAR7 North A3 2017 LAS 2019	9478.4	61,864,269,323
1064	USGS LPC MO FEMAR7 North A4 2017 LAS 2019	9915.1	67,251,978,397
1065	USGS LPC MO FEMAR7 North A5 QL1 2017 LAS 2019	33.0	869,523,805
1066	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Alleghany 2016 LAS 2019	662.3	24,253,411,966
1067	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Anson 2016 LAS 2019	1507.5	50,861,919,754
1068	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Catawba 2017 LAS 2019	1105.5	39,062,449,751
1069	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Cleveland 2016 LAS 2019	1282.5	41,723,988,744
1070	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Davidson 2017 LAS 2019	1540.3	55,349,460,839
1071	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Davie 2017 LAS 2019	704.4	24,345,228,270
1072	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Forsyth 2017 LAS 2019	1089.7	34,012,831,271
1073	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Gaston 2016 LAS 2019	971.4	32,581,509,977
1074	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Iredell 2017 LAS 2019	1571.4	52,192,010,505
1075	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Mecklenburg 2016 LAS 2019	1495.7	45,030,382,286
1076	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Rowan 2017 LAS 2019	1377.0	45,004,777,528
1077	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Stokes 2016 LAS 2019	1223.6	45,042,585,585
1078	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Surry 2016 LAS 2019	1435.3	47,024,044,892
1079	USGS LPC NC Phase4 Wilkes 2017 LAS 2019	2058.6	86,381,785,037
1080	USGS LPC NE NRCS OrthoLidar B1 UTM14 2017 LAS 2019	3459.6	11,759,238,062
1081	USGS LPC NE NRCS OrthoLidar B1 UTM15 2017 LAS 2019	2787.1	9,863,396,622
1082	USGS LPC NE NRCS OrthoLidar B4 2017 LAS 2019	7771.7	25,692,868,728
1083	USGS LPC NH Umbagog QL1 2016 LAS 2019	158.9	9,970,843,789
1084	USGS LPC NM CO SouthernSanLuis 2015 LAS 2019	7046.5	41,729,797,444
1085	USGS LPC NM RioSanJose 2016 LAS 2019	6791.6	20,164,843,093
1086	USGS LPC NY CayugaOswego 2018 LAS 2019	4345.8	33,496,769,553
1087	USGS LPC NY Southwest B2 2017 LAS 2019	5756.2	38,035,391,147
1088	USGS LPC OH Clinton 2018 LAS 2019	1145.7	4,492,402,464
1089	USGS LPC OH Delaware 2018 LAS 2019	1270.0	4,986,392,161
1090	USGS LPC SC East Central 2017 LAS 2019	6048.5	43,433,945,296
1091	USGS LPC SD NRCS DAS 2017 LAS 2019	10659.9	57,772,549,976
1092	USGS LPC SD NRCS Fugro B1 2017 LAS 2019	7338.5	48,811,308,600
1093	USGS LPC SD NRCS Fugro B2 2017 LAS 2019	2893.0	28,238,136,421
1094	USGS LPC TN Middle B1 2018 LAS 2019	8218.2	48,066,671,694
1095	USGS LPC TN Middle B2 2018 LAS 2019	8086.8	55,565,546,383
1096	USGS LPC TN ShelbyCo 2017 LAS 2019	2050.2	16,676,957,639
1097	USGS LPC TX Lower SanBernard B1 2017 LAS 2019	7324.1	33,025,719,836
1098	USGS LPC TX Lower SanBernard B2 2017 LAS 2019	7649.3	42,492,211,840
1099	USGS LPC TX Lower SanBernard B4 2017 LAS 2019	7912.9	47,536,896,897
1100	USGS LPC TX Lower SanBernard B5 2017 LAS 2019	7970.2	38,384,502,399
1101	USGS LPC TX Lower SanBernard B6 2017 LAS 2019	7954.9	50,164,793,722
1102	USGS LPC TX RedRiver Atacosa B1 2018 LAS 2019	6429.7	33,736,035,355
1103	USGS LPC TX RedRiver B2 TL 2017 LAS 2019	2120.4	13,542,499,052
1104	USGS LPC TX South B1 2018 LAS 2019	5694.8	25,800,648,320
1105	USGS LPC UT Central QL1 B1 2018 LAS 2019	2138.8	34,175,203,960
1106	USGS LPC UT Central QL1 B2 2018 LAS 2019	2710.4	51,263,634,884
1107	USGS LPC UT Southern B1 2018 LAS 2019	8449.5	30,008,991,795
1108	USGS LPC UT Southern B2 2018 LAS 2019	5308.9	15,484,238,122
1109	USGS LPC UT Southern QL1 2018 LAS 2019	3277.5	65,086,089,670
1110	USGS LPC WA 3 County QL2 2017 LAS 2019	3837.0	30,911,257,042
1111	USGS LPC WI DodgeCo 2017 LAS 2019	2353.1	13,085,658,555
1112	USGS LPC WI FEMAHQ 2018 LAS 2019	4945.3	22,505,578,762
1113	USGS LPC WI Forest 2016 LAS 2019	167.9	1,092,193,579
1114	USGS LPC WI Forest TL 2016 LAS 2019	338.3	1,463,972,698
1115	USGS LPC WI Langlade 2017 LAS 2019	2300.6	14,043,617,140
1116	USGS LPC WI Langlade TL 2017 LAS 2019	19.3	124,519,637
1117	USGS LPC WI LincolnCo 2015 LAS 2019	2546.7	10,596,883,739
1118	USGS LPC WI OneidaCo 2013 LAS 2019	3398.4	14,300,844,161
1119	USGS LPC WI Sawyer 2017 LAS 2019	3498.9	20,281,788,500
1120	USGS LPC WI SEWRPC 2017 LAS 2019	5465.2	30,532,476,151
1121	USGS LPC WI Winnebago 2014 LAS 2019	1302.1	5,870,900,286
1122	USGS LPC WI Winnebago TL 2014 LAS 2019	2.3	12,037,764
1123	USGS LPC MI 31Co Lenawee 2017 LAS 2019	2104.9	9,537,115,489
1124	USGS LPC MI 31Co Ottawa 2016 LAS 2019	1592.8	5,129,746,471
1125	USGS LPC MI 31Co Livingston 2018 LAS 2019	1650.6	5,901,846,485
1126	USGS LPC PR PRVI D 2018	2248.2	95,858,824,868
1127	USGS LPC NE Sandhills B4 UTM14 2016 LAS 2018	1927.8	5,744,095,092
1128	USGS LPC FL PalmBeachCo 2016 LAS 2019	5578.7	75,584,292,255
1129	USGS LPC TN WestCentral B1 2017 LAS 2018	7376.3	41,165,331,964
1130	USGS LPC OH Columbus 2019	1946.8	46,432,698,522
1131	USGS LPC PR PRVI VI B1 2018	394.7	10,886,328,362
1132	USGS LPC PR PRVI F 2018	1177.7	30,759,497,718
1133	USGS LPC MI 31Co Eaton 2016 LAS 2019	1608.1	5,184,144,501
1134	USGS LPC PR PRVI C 2018	368.6	5,865,072,350
1135	USGS LPC MI 31Co Iosco 2016 LAS 2019	1662.6	5,663,292,824
1136	USGS LPC MI 31Co Clinton 2017 LAS 2019	1651.9	4,862,466,239
1137	USGS LPC TX MatagordaBay B2 2018	363.3	1,405,434,247
1138	USGS LPC TX RedRiver B3 2017 LAS 2019	7753.6	48,293,287,439
1139	USGS LPC MI 31Co Jackson 2016 LAS 2019	2007.2	6,581,225,826
1140	USGS LPC NE Hat White Cherry UTM13 2016 LAS 2019	533.9	1,511,558,083
1141	USGS LPC WI ManitowocCo 2015 LAS 2019	1688.1	6,772,143,544
1142	USGS LPC PR PRVI VI B2 2018	367.3	16,193,362,477
1143	USGS LPC AL 25Co B4 2017	8723.2	40,547,032,664
1144	USGS LPC NV Reno Carson QL2 2017 LAS 2018	2554.5	8,798,830,949
1145	USGS LPC OK Woodward UTM15 B4 2016 LAS 2018	9000.2	45,960,317,024
1146	USGS LPC IL LaSalle B1 2017 LAS 2019	3213.0	39,042,605,445
1147	USGS LPC WI Portage 2016	2306.5	9,887,865,250
1148	USGS LPC PR PRVI G 2018	854.6	22,435,137,525
1149	USGS LPC VA Fairfax County 2018	1731.4	46,891,924,084
1150	USGS LPC CA NoCAL Wildfires B3 2018	7531.1	76,331,385,437
1151	USGS LPC LA Bayou Nezpique B2 2018	2148.9	48,035,838,926
1152	USGS LPC LA Bayou Nezpique B1 2018	925.2	17,241,855,777
1153	USGS LPC MI 31Co Kent 2016 LAS 2019	2383.8	8,357,257,040
1154	USGS LPC ID Payette NF QL2 2017 LAS 2018	3540.3	16,832,810,718
1155	USGS LPC LA Bayou Nezpique B6 2018	1390.6	17,963,099,034
1156	USGS LPC LA Bayou Nezpique B3 2018	1940.7	32,909,269,823
1157	USGS LPC CA NoCal Wildfires CampFire 2018	911.1	25,167,769,879
1158	USGS LPC IL JacksonCo 2015 LAS 2018	2055.0	3,724,839,228
1159	USGS LPC VA FEMA R3 Southwest A 2016 LAS 2018	8622.1	101,262,952,053
1160	USGS LPC IL PerryCo 2015 LAS 2019	1587.7	2,478,401,718
1161	USGS LPC CA Riverside B1 2019	1674.1	30,534,042,986
1162	USGS LPC MI 31Co Washtenaw 2016 LAS 2019	1977.7	7,745,745,931
1163	USGS LPC MI 31Co Ionia 2016 LAS 2019	1603.6	4,833,217,800
1164	USGS LPC WI Washburn 2016	2335.0	12,819,919,641
1165	USGS LPC OK Woodward UTM15 B6 2016 LAS 2019	1404.8	22,081,894,665
1166	USGS LPC TX West Central B5 2018	6351.2	93,951,790,440
1167	USGS LPC VA FEMA R3 Southwest B 2016 LAS 2018	8902.6	82,346,995,334
1168	USGS LPC OK Woodward UTM15 B3 2016 LAS 2018	7786.0	37,232,643,197
1169	USGS LPC TX RedRiver Atacosa B2 2018 LAS 2019	9708.4	54,044,022,569
1170	USGS LPC CA NoCAL Wildfires B1 2018	7885.0	86,376,910,091
1171	USGS LPC WI Taylor 2016	2723.1	12,199,349,260
1172	USGS LPC MI 31Co Tuscola 2016 LAS 2019	2355.3	7,286,254,975
1173	USGS LPC CA FEMA R9 Upper Pit 2017 LAS 2019	4389.1	24,097,650,006
1174	USGS LPC IL WestCentral 2017 LAS 2019	8504.0	86,765,856,389
1175	USGS LPC CT Statewide B8 2016	1797.2	8,750,390,445
1176	USGS LPC AK FairbanksNSB QL1 2017 LAS 2018	1077.4	23,802,169,464
1177	USGS LPC TX RedRiver BrazosBasin B4 2017 LAS 2019	7176.0	45,401,783,499
1178	USGS LPC CA NoCAL Wildfires B4 2018	6863.8	61,750,406,838
1179	USGS LPC OK 3County 2017 LAS 2019	5626.6	19,761,683,542
1180	USGS LPC TX RedRiver Lavaca Wharton 2018 LAS 2019	8141.4	35,514,435,046
1181	USGS LPC CA Riverside B2 2019	3218.7	66,718,569,988
1182	USGS LPC NM NRCS Central A1 2017 LAS 2018	11502.0	37,921,021,746
1183	USGS LPC PA South Central B1 2017 LAS 2019	11779.2	76,019,979,744
1184	USGS LPC OK Woodward UTM15 B5 2016 LAS 2018	6920.0	43,115,738,932
1185	USGS LPC TX RedRiver BrazosBasin B1 2017 LAS 2019	7576.8	38,186,152,608
1186	USGS LPC TX RedRiver BrazosBasin B5 2017 LAS 2019	7308.0	47,906,643,954
1187	USGS LPC AZ BrawleyRillito FEMA 2018	4499.8	25,415,672,618
1188	USGS LPC PR PRVI E 2018	768.6	19,241,620,294
1189	USGS LPC MI 31Co Monroe 2016 LAS 2019	1662.8	5,916,108,252
1190	USGS LPC TN 27County blk1 2015 LAS 2018	6493.7	54,493,069,896
1191	USGS LPC TX RedRiver B1 2017 LAS 2019	8047.1	51,036,279,984
1192	USGS LPC TX West Central B4 2018	10334.8	145,783,649,497
1193	USGS LPC AZ BrawleyRillito NRCS 2018	2166.5	10,290,327,648
1194	USGS LPC CA NoCAL Wildfires B5a 2018	6688.0	24,215,058,797
1195	USGS LPC MA ME MA QL2 UTM18 L2 2015 LAS 2018	1397.1	12,827,545,714
1196	USGS LPC TX RedRiver BrazosBasin B3 2017 LAS 2019	7870.1	50,526,713,866
1197	USGS LPC IL LaSalle B2 2017 LAS 2019	3897.7	23,143,988,668
1198	USGS LPC TX Eastern B2 Z14 2018 LAS 2019	3530.0	12,867,604,100
1199	USGS LPC PR PRVI A 2018	2735.2	90,878,087,626
1200	USGS LPC TN Middle B3 2018 LAS 2019	8334.4	55,015,904,210
1201	USGS LPC WI Bayfield 2016	4636.3	27,271,801,578
1202	USGS LPC NE Hat White Cherry UTM14 2016 LAS 2019	8350.4	29,020,513,576
1203	USGS LPC TN WestCentral B2 2017 LAS 2018	8324.0	50,317,259,249
1204	USGS LPC PA South Central B2 2017 LAS 2019	7230.3	57,385,061,771
1205	USGS LPC MI 31Co StClair 2016 LAS 2019	2213.7	6,307,487,595
1206	USGS LPC CA Central Valley 2017 LAS 2019	4360.0	13,997,234,123
1207	USGS LPC CA NoCAL Wildfires B2 2018	11641.3	49,288,667,370
1208	USGS LPC PR PRVI H 2018	2675.3	56,409,693,116
1209	USGS LPC TX RedRiver 3Area B1 2018 LAS 2019	8093.6	36,113,870,999
1210	USGS LPC TX RedRiver 3Area B2 2018 LAS 2019	7273.3	33,110,699,879
1211	USGS LPC TX Eastern B2 Z15 2018 LAS 2019	3724.8	18,043,450,723
1212	USGS LPC MA NE CMGP Sandy Z18 2013	1876.0	10,313,931,660
1213	USGS LPC WI Buffalo 2016	1994.2	9,791,558,466
1214	USGS LPC GA Georgia A1 2016 LAS 2018	16176.4	93,476,094,866
1215	USGS LPC MI 31Co Sanilac 2017 LAS 2019	2617.2	7,631,298,815
1216	USGS LPC NM NRCS Central A2 2017 LAS 2018	8740.0	30,753,272,143
1217	USGS LPC TX MatagordaBay B1 2018	2038.4	9,719,841,383
1218	USGS LPC CA NoCal Wildfires GMEG 2018	1205.6	8,191,836,404
1219	USGS LPC NV Reno Carson QL1 2017 LAS 2018	2127.0	20,286,530,383
1220	USGS LPC VA FEMA R3 Northeast 2016 LAS 2018	7775.6	113,022,635,131
1221	USGS LPC CA NoCAL Wildfires PlumasNF B1 2018	4574.2	97,110,771,541
1222	USGS LPC TX RedRiver BrazosBasin B2 2017 LAS 2019	6556.2	39,483,895,805
1223	USGS LPC CA NoCal Wildfires B5b QL1 2018	1764.0	29,456,021,431
1224	USGS LPC TX Eastern B3 2018 LAS 2019	5091.7	17,493,631,851
1225	USGS LPC MI 31Co Hillsdale 2016 LAS 2019	1726.9	8,765,170,074
1226	AK NorthSlope B10 2018	11.5	148,956,845
1227	AK NorthSlope B11 2018	13.5	122,307,792
1228	AK NorthSlope B12 2018	152.1	1,334,154,425
1229	AK NorthSlope B13 2018	54.6	257,243,550
1230	AK NorthSlope B14 2018	210.3	873,026,233
1231	AK NorthSlope B1 2018	6.9	65,787,971
1232	AK NorthSlope B2 2018	21.4	298,602,840
1233	AK NorthSlope B3 2018	127.2	1,425,929,011
1234	AK NorthSlope B4 2018	14.8	245,802,864
1235	AK NorthSlope B5 2018	23.2	105,090,115
1236	AK NorthSlope B6 2018	229.0	1,130,865,095
1237	AK NorthSlope B7 2018	412.5	1,936,889,647
1238	AK NorthSlope B8 2018	168.2	767,769,101
1239	AK NorthSlope B9 2018	23.7	338,421,753
1240	CA MountainPass B1 2019	7578.8	47,823,398,674
1241	CO Eastern B1 2018	7909.4	24,255,518,161
1242	CO Eastern B2 QL1 Central 2018	256.7	2,295,491,973
1243	CO Eastern B2 QL2 Central 2018	370.1	1,024,996,619
1244	CO Eastern B2 QL2 North 2018	7027.9	20,957,276,127
1245	CO Eastern B5 2018	7432.1	24,651,034,909
1246	CO NESEColorado 1 2019	2885.2	10,824,760,393
1247	CO NESEColorado 2 2019	8505.9	41,310,716,913
1248	CO NESEColorado 3 2019	10296.1	41,873,464,471
1249	CO Southwest NRCS B1 2018	6359.2	46,020,121,049
1250	CO Southwest NRCS B2 2018	5400.8	62,785,474,729
1251	CT Statewide B1 2016	2454.7	10,828,712,358
1252	CT Statewide B2 2016	2561.4	10,385,920,008
1253	CT Statewide B4 2016	1329.0	5,164,571,322
1254	CT Statewide B6 2016	1356.8	5,929,558,225
1255	IN Statewide Opt2 B1 2017	8047.9	30,477,881,176
1256	IN Statewide Opt2 B5 2017	9501.2	53,399,890,309
1257	KS Statewide B11 2018	5270.8	15,781,253,530
1258	KY Eastern B1 2019	5697.3	31,382,719,610
1259	LA CPRA B2 2019	3796.1	66,997,557,155
1260	LA CPRA B4 2019	2866.2	51,052,468,615
1261	ME CrownofMaine B2 2018	4666.1	31,064,962,990
1262	MI FEMA Alcona Oscoda 2019	3473.2	19,154,105,668
1263	MI FEMA Cheboygan 2019	2301.6	12,232,807,644
1264	MI FEMA Chippewa 2019	1071.3	2,591,713,862
1265	MI FEMA Crawford Kalkaska 2019	3073.0	24,434,293,441
1266	MN LakeCounty 2018	1736.6	98,127,054,316
1267	NC BladenCo 2014	2565.7	10,643,305,388
1268	NC BrunswickCo 2014	2681.5	9,353,890,099
1269	NC ColumbusCo 2014	2775.0	11,112,677,176
1270	NC DuplinCo 2014	2325.5	8,462,028,418
1271	NC EdgecombeCo 2014	1516.6	5,200,355,407
1272	NC FranklinCo 2014	1486.7	4,980,584,835
1273	NC GreeneCo 2014	853.1	2,910,499,707
1274	NC HalifaxCo 2014	2121.5	6,837,368,378
1275	NC JohnstonCo 2014	2338.3	9,811,972,820
1276	NC LenoirCo 2014	1266.4	3,924,756,529
1277	NC NashCo 2014	1595.4	5,534,361,678
1278	NC NewHanoverCo 2014	802.9	2,027,552,865
1279	NC PenderCo 2014	2578.3	9,410,650,460
1280	NC RobesonCo 2014	2836.3	11,201,214,661
1281	NC SampsonCo 2014	2723.6	10,514,649,883
1282	NC VanceCo 2014	864.5	2,665,382,645
1283	NC WarrenCo 2014	1304.5	4,280,164,785
1284	NC WayneCo 2014	1613.8	5,663,991,974
1285	NC WilsonCo 2014	1089.7	3,657,839,970
1286	NE PostSpringFlood OrthoLidar B1 2019	994.4	14,160,612,378
1287	NE SouthernNE B1 2018	7119.8	28,570,618,947
1288	NE SouthernNE B2 2018	7748.8	29,986,142,462
1289	NE SouthernNE B3 2018	8310.5	32,285,409,825
1290	NE SouthernNE B4A 2018	5763.1	23,028,524,400
1291	NE SouthernNE B4B 2018	1995.1	13,458,068,410
1292	NE SouthernNE B5 2018	605.7	1,790,755,592
1293	NJ SouthernNJ 2018	4968.0	62,295,833,862
1294	NJ South Jersey FEMA 2018	2149.0	18,361,523,468
1295	NM NorthWest B1 2018	4658.5	18,107,224,338
1296	NM NorthWest B2A 2018	2874.8	9,623,819,230
1297	NM NorthWest B2B 2018	1804.5	7,950,927,679
1298	NM NorthWest B3B 2018	489.7	1,272,652,034
1299	NM NorthWest B4 2018	167.2	326,143,349
1300	NM NorthWest Jicarilla TL 2018	3150.6	14,187,759,937
1301	NM NorthWest Navajo A TL 2018	19192.2	82,557,815,388
1302	NM NorthWest Navajo B TL 2018	2646.1	7,956,317,224
1303	NM NorthWest SouthernUte TL 2018	181.8	406,114,414
1304	NM NorthWest UteMountain TL 2018	530.5	1,677,839,502
1305	NM NorthWest Zuni TL 2018	2350.0	8,821,606,989
1306	NM SouthCentral Acoma TL 2018	159.8	270,854,989
1307	NM SouthCentral B10 2018	13000.0	62,366,779,750
1308	NM SouthCentral B1 2018	6965.9	29,339,558,111
1309	NM SouthCentral B2 2018	7645.4	33,159,461,987
1310	NM SouthCentral B3 2018	6372.5	34,185,765,607
1311	NM SouthCentral B4 2018	8701.6	34,729,543,260
1312	NM SouthCentral B5 2018	7843.6	38,742,052,760
1313	NM SouthCentral B6 2018	8168.8	30,916,428,043
1314	NM SouthCentral B7 2018	8379.9	31,408,423,458
1315	NM SouthCentral B8 2018	13485.0	78,485,794,991
1316	NM SouthCentral B9 2018	5246.1	20,850,776,931
1317	NM SouthCentral Fort Sill TL 2018	7.4	10,569,302
1318	NM SouthCentral Navajo A TL 2018	182.0	595,590,221
1319	NM SouthCentral Navajo B TL 2018	14.2	17,307,928
1320	NM SouthCentral Zuni TL 2018	150.0	335,745,698
1321	NM SouthEast B4 2018	9221.6	35,818,653,866
1322	NM SouthEast B5 2018	10733.1	32,841,272,832
1323	NY 3County 2019	5996.6	58,620,796,304
1324	OK Panhandle B1A 2018	5179.1	19,110,965,372
1325	OK Panhandle B1B 2018	2683.2	12,902,759,942
1326	OK Panhandle B1C 2018	1389.2	6,466,210,753
1327	OK Panhandle B2 2018	10412.6	51,734,735,143
1328	PA 3 County South Central 2018	8076.1	53,094,718,674
1329	PA Northcentral B2 2019	7502.0	55,390,434,079
1330	PA Northcentral B3QL1 2019	208.6	6,973,954,014
1331	PA Northcentral B4 2019	4212.2	45,908,105,840
1332	PA Northcentral B5 2019	16697.0	119,051,723,033
1333	SD Southwest B1 2018	5284.8	35,625,079,073
1334	SD Southwest B3 2018	6931.0	43,116,352,814
1335	TN WestTN B1 2019	7586.4	54,194,113,583
1336	TN WestTN B2 2019	2103.5	12,187,172,992
1337	TX Coastal B1 2018	9460.2	101,720,279,065
1338	TX Coastal B2 Z14 2018	2653.4	20,138,044,684
1339	TX Coastal B2 Z15 2018	7473.4	52,551,560,294
1340	TX Coastal B3 2018	6763.3	47,752,992,274
1341	TX DesertMountains B1 2018	7928.7	40,224,624,586
1342	TX DesertMountains B2 2018	4352.2	20,568,886,028
1343	TX Hurricane B4 2018	7545.2	28,797,103,751
1344	TX Hurricane B5 2018	4833.0	17,347,031,615
1345	TX Pecos Dallas B1 2018	12084.7	48,095,963,461
1346	TX Pecos Dallas B2a 2018	4875.2	26,195,908,894
1347	TX Pecos Dallas B2b 2018	90.7	433,341,616
1348	TX Pecos Dallas B3 2018	8995.1	42,113,131,074
1349	TX WestTexas B1 2018	7954.9	31,511,779,981
1350	TX WestTexas B2 2018	7720.3	33,972,203,337
1351	TX WestTexas B5 2018	8365.9	33,418,722,262
1352	TX WestTexas B6 2018	8229.6	37,194,677,439
1353	TX WestTexas B7 2018	16336.4	64,668,483,081
1354	TX WestTexas B8 2018	15360.3	58,900,931,236
1355	TX WestTexas B9 2018	8436.6	33,015,736,735
1356	USGS LPC AL 25Co B1 2017	5276.3	26,333,693,412
1357	USGS LPC AL 25Co B3 2017	5128.5	24,638,245,316
1358	USGS LPC AL 25Co B5 2017	5809.8	26,129,074,652
1359	USGS LPC AL 25Co B6 2017	8694.1	42,499,493,113
1360	USGS LPC AL 25Co B7 2017	8874.9	41,830,513,746
1361	USGS LPC AL 25Co B8 2017	4707.0	18,160,204,582
1362	USGS LPC CA NoCAL Wildfires B5b 2018	5147.6	28,725,854,623
1363	USGS LPC IL Boone 2018	878.9	6,242,336,899
1364	USGS LPC SD MORiver Woolpert B2 2016	3019.2	113,399,000,608
1365	USGS LPC SD MORiver Woolpert B3 2016	1436.4	54,340,397,529
1366	UT StrawberryRiver 2019	325.8	4,534,122,544
1367	VA South Central B2 2017	6335.9	77,202,329,996
1368	VA South Central B3 2017	1943.6	27,412,368,326
1369	VA UpperMiddleNeckQL2 B2 2018	879.6	3,760,435,881
1370	WA FEMAHQ B1 QL1 2018	44.5	652,534,873
1371	WA FEMAHQ B1 QL2 2018	6216.6	34,593,754,060
1372	WA FEMAHQ B2B 2018	3819.3	20,634,727,182
1373	WA FEMAHQ B2C 2018	755.4	5,706,128,022
1374	WI Calumet 2018	984.1	4,390,045,272
1375	WI Clark 2018	3321.6	20,278,037,196
1376	WI FondduLac 2018	2148.9	10,007,192,627
1377	WI GreenLake 2018	1123.9	4,202,423,545
1378	WI Oshkosh 3Rivers B1 2018	5307.2	34,673,517,023
1379	WI Oshkosh 3Rivers B2 2018	8667.1	58,672,585,614
1380	WI Oshkosh 3Rivers ForestCountyPotawatomi TL 2018	6.8	36,282,179
1381	WI Oshkosh 3Rivers Menominee TL 2018	126.0	446,497,454
1382	WI Oshkosh 3Rivers MilleLacs TL 2018	98.4	346,155,716
1383	WI Oshkosh 3Rivers StCroix TL 2018	24.2	77,710,109
1384	WI Price 2018	3497.5	28,572,147,575
1385	WI Waupaca 2018	2160.5	13,025,242,200
1386	WY FEMA East B1 2019	8357.1	34,895,002,892
1387	WY FEMA East B2 2019	8308.6	28,851,012,370
1388	WY FEMA East B3 2019	8253.6	42,055,826,901
1389	WY FEMA East B4 2019	8699.6	35,200,644,321
1390	WY FEMA East B5 2019	9708.0	43,836,700,393
1391	WY FEMA East B6 2019	8856.5	30,948,770,607
1392	WY FEMA East B7 2019	9137.9	37,468,317,458
1393	WY FEMA East B8 2019	8180.8	43,276,595,668
1394	WY FEMA East B9 2019	18160.2	101,655,570,782
1395	USGS LPC CA LakeCounty 2015 LAS 2017	3988.5	22,111,672,219
1396	NM Northeast B1 2018	6771.5	26,627,328,031
1397	NM Northeast B2 2018	8564.2	48,406,609,460
1398	NM Northeast B3 2018	8753.9	58,913,900,972
1399	NM Northeast B4 2018	8962.0	43,254,236,899
1400	NM Northeast B5 2018	8442.7	42,144,643,023
1401	VA West Chesapeake B1 2017	10525.8	125,751,905,534
1402	VA West Chesapeake B2 2017	4964.9	46,879,255,534
1403	IL 8County PlusChampaign B1 2019	2863.2	22,305,954,161
1404	IN Statewide Opt2 B4 2017	8148.3	36,250,288,043
1405	NM SouthEast B3 2018	9025.5	29,005,162,058
1406	SC Berkeley B2 2016	80.1	502,608,846
1407	NM SouthEast B8 2018	3265.4	11,506,369,445
1408	CA NoCAL Wildfires TL QL1 2018	36.7	301,172,826
1409	KS Statewide B4 2018	6340.7	17,603,466,746
1410	WI Lafayette 2019	1745.6	6,642,217,212
1411	CA NoCAL Wildfires TL QL2 2018	886.9	4,849,990,608
1412	LA CPRA B5 2019	6792.0	119,216,066,235
1413	TX WestTexas TL 2018	15.0	29,690,365
1414	CO Southwest NRCS B3 2018	5139.2	72,933,186,796
1415	PA Northcentral B1 2019	7358.8	38,345,516,471
1416	CA FEMAR9PanocheSanLuis 2019	1067.0	4,616,255,308
1417	WI Jefferson 2019	1652.0	6,011,861,725
1418	TX Hurricane B5B 2018	1935.9	6,532,272,630
1419	WI Adams 2019	1944.0	11,081,331,272
1420	WI Pepin 2019	761.1	3,219,899,749
1421	CO Eastern South Priority2 2018	1527.4	6,056,552,167
1422	MO WestCentral 3 2018	3330.9	14,785,795,126
1423	WV FEMAHQ B2 2018	2217.8	16,032,846,164
1424	CT Statewide B3 2016	2030.8	8,575,205,954
1425	CO CentralEasternPlains 1 2020	12848.2	55,761,902,351
1426	IN Statewide B2 2017	6303.7	22,244,323,164
1427	VA SouthamptonHenricoWMBG 1 2019	289.4	1,229,185,232
1428	AZ Coconino B1 2019	3589.6	55,223,690,056
1429	NY Columbia Rensselaer 2016	2804.2	27,651,886,191
1430	PA Northcentral B3 2019	12726.2	138,364,149,002
1431	WV FEMAHQ B3 2018	5014.6	57,298,277,340
1432	AZ NorthKaibabNF B1 2019	3135.2	54,617,434,562
1433	WV FEMAHQ B1 2018	1694.9	11,515,939,054
1434	CT Statewide B5 2016	1863.3	8,397,546,759
1435	PA WesternPA 1 2019	16477.5	117,856,991,618
1436	IN Statewide B1 2017	6296.3	23,385,074,380
1437	MO WestCentral 4 2018	4511.6	24,148,877,749
1438	IN Statewide Opt1 B2 2017	7314.1	25,944,889,149
1439	IN Statewide Opt2 B3 2017	8065.3	31,037,639,561
1440	MS MississippiDelta A2 2018	7773.4	30,249,414,547
1441	MI FEMA Gogebic 2019	712.8	3,773,227,446
1442	IN Statewide Opt1 B3 2017	7340.1	28,934,887,154
1443	OH Statewide Phase1 1 2019	5910.8	109,984,998,020
1444	UT StatewideSouth 2 2020	408.9	1,990,361,616
1445	LA Sabine River Lidar A3 2018	2707.0	59,094,722,506
1446	IN Statewide Opt2 B2 2017	8057.1	28,371,060,228
1447	IN Statewide Opt1 B5 2017	7163.9	26,252,669,746
1448	KS Statewide B13 2018	10432.7	27,512,919,170
1449	VA UpperMiddleNeckQL1 B1 2018	150.5	2,001,702,202
1450	IN Statewide Opt2 B6 2017	6804.3	32,089,764,938
1451	OH Statewide Phase1 2 2019	4513.9	56,381,407,836
1452	IN Statewide Opt1 B4 2017	7684.5	29,242,299,480
1453	WI Monroe 2019	2478.9	13,167,090,522
1454	WI DaneCo 2017	3413.5	16,402,698,036
1455	WI Iron 2 2019	347.8	4,902,083,949
1456	FL Peninsular Sumter 2018	1804.1	51,046,997,352
1457	WI Clark TL 2018	59.5	179,752,830
1458	NE Northeast 1 2020	7498.2	31,014,360,665
1459	UT KaneCo 2019	17299.4	94,801,203,046
1460	AL 25Co TL 2017	21.4	25,358,618
1461	WA ColumbiaValley 2 2018	5350.0	83,754,576,302
1462	AZ FEMA Central 2017	179.1	512,114,526
1463	LA Sabine River Lidar A5 2018	5099.3	189,613,348,215
1464	CT Statewide B7 2016	1422.8	7,157,614,145
1465	CO WestCentral 2019	11388.1	100,975,650,743
1466	WV FEMAR3 Southcentral B1 2018	8815.9	147,869,042,010
1467	CA FEMA Z1 2018	1621.2	5,468,602,112
1468	LA Sabine River Lidar A4 2018	3965.4	88,638,578,422
1469	MO WestCentral 1 2018	12873.4	59,697,308,669
1470	LA Sabine River Lidar A2 2018	2502.6	65,702,510,719
1471	MO WestCentral 2 2018	1966.8	32,274,274,737
1472	CA FEMA Z4 B2 2018	10217.3	56,736,178,128
1473	CO NESEColorado 4 2019	10921.2	47,544,723,148
1474	KY Eastern B2 2019	12906.0	113,107,397,078
1475	LA Bayou Nezpique TL 2018	90.4	660,362,322
1476	GA Statewide B1 2018	6951.4	32,251,297,168
1477	AZ BrawleyRillito TL 2018	487.2	2,012,169,181
1478	CA FEMA Z4 B1 2018	8131.9	46,246,018,795
1479	CA FEMA Z4 QL1 2018	75.9	588,139,151
1480	AZ FEMA East 2017	9717.7	57,603,895,833
1481	WI Bayfield TL 2016	172.2	795,730,215
1482	FL Panhandle TL 2018	71.8	447,576,949
1483	IA SouthCentral 1 2020	8087.9	44,835,699,695
1484	FL Peninsular FDEM Nassau 2018	2006.5	54,683,282,914
1485	PA WesternPA 2 2019	13028.0	89,086,326,789
1486	SC SavannahPeeDee 3 2019	9286.4	75,571,503,149
1487	NE Northeast 2 2020	12304.8	46,465,122,429
1488	MS MississippiDelta A1 2018	11582.7	60,990,063,965
1489	CA FEMAR9Estrella 2019	2869.3	13,569,325,859
1490	CO CentralEasternPlains 2 2020	8066.7	32,115,753,196
1491	NM NRCS MiddleRioGrande 2017	10904.3	37,068,027,151
1492	CO SanLuisJuanMiguel 1 2020	3510.9	14,362,040,017
1493	NE Northeast 3 2020	4143.3	16,168,282,202
1494	NM WhiteSandsNM 2020	521.9	8,866,804,342
1495	NM SouthEast B1 2018	18023.2	64,038,182,734
1496	WI Ashland 1 2019	2546.6	38,530,982,838
1497	MT NRCS B1 QL2 2018	7106.4	17,948,656,583
1498	CO Eastern B4 2018	4596.0	14,370,321,066
1499	GA Central 2 2018	8673.3	38,135,978,872
1500	UT StatewideSouth 1 2020	3181.8	52,281,986,514
1501	KS Statewide B7 2018	3147.8	8,678,882,956
1502	IN Statewide Opt1 B1 2017	7598.4	27,090,200,609
1503	MI Charlevoix Islands TL 2018	5.0	10,741,397
1504	OH Statewide Phase1 4 2019	2684.7	31,494,687,055
1505	MT NRCS B1 QL1 2018	315.4	3,299,852,279
1506	SC SavannahPeeDee 1 2019	9461.2	95,444,993,533
1507	CO Eastern B3 2018	8730.3	29,565,039,389
1508	CO Southwest NRCS TL 2018	5404.8	34,218,484,286
1509	KS Statewide B2 2018	4192.7	11,680,728,917
1510	FL Peninsular Flagler 2019	1054.7	25,314,902,871
1511	NM RioSanJose TL 2016	3622.2	10,381,590,129
1512	FL Peninsular FDEM Desoto 2018	1923.1	41,651,123,727
1513	WA PierceCounty 1 2020	2667.9	59,348,004,619
1514	MT NRCS B2 2018	7812.9	26,098,419,436
1515	PA WesternPA 4 2019	10106.3	49,470,292,367
1516	OR Klamath 2018	640.6	10,370,633,212
1517	FL Peninsular FDEM Orange 2018	2365.2	51,845,942,863
1518	WV FEMAR3 Southcentral B3 2018	8848.5	64,258,189,636
1519	CO SanLuisJuanMiguel 2 2020	4285.2	28,590,791,063
1520	SD MO River Dewberry B1 2016	1946.9	47,771,984,064
1521	AZ OrganPipeCactusNM 1 2020	1499.9	22,802,964,877
1522	AL NorthAL 2019	3044.0	17,049,074,343
1523	CO SanLuisJuanMiguel 3 2020	9626.0	48,050,246,218
1524	SC SavannahPeeDee 4 2019	457.6	7,081,665,307
1525	NV ClarkCounty B1 2018	1085.2	5,369,142,498
1526	FL Peninsular FDEM Duval 2018	2476.0	61,009,511,038
1527	LA Sabine River Lidar A1 2018	5036.7	125,987,613,573
1528	FL Peninsular Pinellas 2018	1367.5	16,835,045,264
1529	MS NRCS East 1 2018	1194.6	4,207,534,879
1530	CA SantaClaraCounty 2020	4916.3	170,420,824,394
1531	FL Peninsular FDEM Glades 2018	2550.8	43,048,696,757
1532	FL Peninsular FDEM Clay 2018	1966.4	59,898,134,357
1533	PA WesternPA 3 2019	250.7	4,745,677,942
1534	SC SavannahPeeDee 2 2019	2787.1	54,488,441,653
1535	WI Florence 3 2019	660.3	10,135,658,019
1536	NC HurricaneFlorence 1 2020	7116.7	152,758,563,641
1537	IL 8County B1 2020	6945.2	65,478,164,166
1538	NC HurricaneFlorence 3 2020	3179.6	56,337,677,107
1539	VA UpperMiddleNeck Mod 2018	163.3	230,306,963
1540	LA CPRA B3 2019	3146.0	56,143,236,064
1541	LA CPRA B1 2019	1405.4	17,055,107,433
1542	KS Statewide B10 2018	15100.6	44,101,012,866
1543	AZ NavajoCorridor 1 2020	1080.8	3,662,966,237
1544	WI Ashland 4 2019	488.1	1,698,786,415
1545	FL Peninsular Hernando 2019	1556.1	32,858,585,231
1546	NY FEMAR2 Central B1 2018	3889.6	31,432,382,435
1547	FL HurricaneMichael 2 2020	1201.5	24,780,264,261
1548	WY Southwest 1 2020	4573.1	31,390,102,079
1549	NH Coastal 2 2019	3446.7	24,493,987,699
1550	IL 8County B2 2020	4128.7	30,048,286,453
1551	WA ColumbiaValley 3 2018	5176.8	85,112,015,840
1552	AZ CochiseCounty 2 2020	1780.3	27,794,413,650
1553	FL Peninsular FDEM Manatee 2018	2313.9	38,779,724,728
1554	WA ColumbiaValley 1 2018	5056.3	96,967,943,742
1555	SD EasternSD 1 2020	9231.3	56,273,553,279
1556	NM SouthEast B2 2018	7748.3	28,082,359,140
1557	KS Statewide B14 2018	7799.0	23,825,674,900
1558	CO SanLuisJuanMiguel 5 2020	6874.0	44,622,737,361
1559	KS Statewide B9 2018	16269.1	48,334,445,638
1560	KS Statewide B12 2018	8440.6	25,231,771,264
1561	FL Peninsular Volusia 2018	3587.6	103,231,432,502
1562	GA Statewide B4 2018	4769.7	21,844,083,675
1563	WY Southwest 2 2020	16018.6	65,172,484,168
1564	NE PostSpringFlood OrthoLidar TL 2019	238.6	3,255,144,866
1565	WV FEMAR3 Southcentral B4 2018	9525.0	120,873,849,261
1566	GA Central 1 2018	12051.9	59,159,976,532
1567	AZ CochiseCounty 1 2020	3940.4	69,840,833,564
1568	KS Statewide B5 2018	7964.7	25,247,127,870
1569	IL 8County PlusChampaign B3 QL1 2019	384.6	5,516,878,348
1570	SD MO-River-Dewberry-B8 2016	4444.4	49,611,326,246
1571	CA FEMAR9Fresno 1 2019	1760.5	8,691,008,794
1572	SD MO River Dewberry B2 2016	1965.1	25,512,593,418
1573	CA UpperSouthAmerican Eldorado 2019	6451.1	278,540,573,208
1574	FL Peninsular FDEM Sarasota 2018	1804.4	31,034,436,705
1575	SD NRCS QSI A3 2017	6319.4	45,203,346,183
1576	CA FEMAR9Fresno 2 2019	2647.7	12,672,441,896
1577	MI FEMA Luce Schoolcraft 2019	6071.6	23,965,111,746
1578	SD MO River Dewberry B4 2016	1306.9	14,486,278,556
1579	FL TopobathyFLKeysNOAA Hydroflattened 2019	2344.1	51,970,164,694
1580	OH Statewide Phase1 6 2019	5460.8	70,808,087,038
1581	AZ AubreyCherry 1 2020	2450.2	47,637,472,186
1582	CA LowerBearCreek 2020	741.0	2,225,982,767
1583	SD NRCS QSI A5 2017	6433.9	44,647,238,859
1584	SD MO River Dewberry B3 2016	1812.7	19,711,616,985
1585	WY Southwest 3 2020	3675.0	12,473,612,833
1586	CO Eastern North Priority 2018	530.1	1,214,524,712
1587	NC HurricaneFlorence 2 2020	4955.6	93,125,976,446
1588	SD NRCS QSI A4 2017	6432.3	46,216,402,851
1589	GA Statewide B2 2018	8551.5	42,678,530,660
1590	SD MO-River-Dewberry-B7 2016	4087.1	46,544,091,132
1591	ME Eastern TL 2017	838.5	4,010,566,795
1592	SC SavannahPeeDee 7 2019	2166.0	34,005,384,316
1593	WV FEMAR3 Southcentral B2 2018	9848.5	183,985,958,653
1594	GA Statewide B3 2018	8717.1	43,103,638,101
1595	LA Catahoula Concordia 1 2017	3585.3	134,724,940,423
1596	FL Everglades S 2017	2016.1	69,956,707,513
1597	OH Statewide Phase1 5 2019	5560.6	72,492,303,355
1598	KY FluorsparDistrict 2019	10340.0	50,273,353,535
1599	SC SavannahPeeDee 5 2019	15822.4	107,945,417,351
1600	SD MO River Dewberry B5 2016	3504.5	38,624,703,848
1601	UT StatewideNCentral 3 2020	740.6	3,677,746,092
1602	FL Peninsular Seminole 2018	955.3	25,394,818,677
1603	LA Sabine River Lidar A6 2018	9765.4	352,204,053,202
1604	NY FingerLakes 1 2020	5501.8	25,243,762,789
1605	UT StatewideSouth 3 2020	23519.6	158,631,667,395
1606	ID AdamsCo 2 2019	1946.9	21,183,300,555
1607	CO SanLuisJuanMiguel 4 2020	2449.2	16,884,164,275
1608	AZ LowerColoradoRiver B2 2018	4375.1	41,403,044,491
1609	ME SouthCoastal 2 2020	294.0	4,957,670,577
1610	ME SouthCoastal 1 2020	7327.9	47,351,251,607
1611	UT StatewideNCentral 4 2020	10321.9	67,888,431,134
1612	OR NRCSUSGS 2 2019	1904.0	33,282,882,123
1613	AZ LowerColoradoRiver B1 2018	2785.6	20,245,911,805
1614	CO UpperColorado Hydroflattened 2020	299.0	6,427,005,630
1615	IL 8County PlusChampaign B4 2019	351.8	180,569,133
1616	CO UpperColorado Topobathy 1 2020	299.0	6,427,005,630
1617	KS Statewide B8A 2018	8341.9	23,430,809,740
1618	NC Phase5 Caldwell 2017	1379.6	45,756,140,320
1619	ID AdamsCo 1 2019	2367.1	70,065,051,818
1620	MD PotomacRiver Bathy 2019	327.7	3,905,099,170
1621	OR NRCSUSGS 1 2019	3739.8	46,274,330,607
1622	NC Phase5 Transylvania 2017	1155.2	73,057,436,425
1623	NC Phase5 Watauga 2017	972.9	37,397,092,441
1624	NC Phase5 Ashe 2017	1312.4	49,246,994,085
1625	NC Phase5 Avery 2017	785.9	34,764,055,988
1626	NC Phase5 Yancey 2017	941.2	40,975,594,993
1627	NC Phase5 Clay 2017	702.4	41,067,097,283
1628	NC HurricaneFlorence 8 2020	3344.4	88,650,327,471
1629	WA KingCo 1 2021	2487.0	30,991,978,247
1630	NE Southwest 1 2020	13588.9	50,250,364,400
1631	WA Pasco 1 2020	1707.2	29,676,609,277
1632	FL Everglades N 2017	1737.2	56,955,000,608
1633	ID SouthernID 3 SA2 2018	349.4	8,138,630,571
1634	AZ CochiseCounty 3 2020	8690.2	135,984,057,963
1635	OH Statewide Phase1 3 2019	4836.8	65,152,657,790
1636	ID SouthernID 1 2018	1398.2	33,001,351,479
1637	IA NorthCentral 2 2020	16359.2	60,040,043,143
1638	WY YellowstoneNP 3 2020	4712.9	107,554,418,314
1639	WY Sheridan 1 2020	1141.9	70,635,621,849
1640	SC SavannahPeeDee 6 2019	19807.6	114,219,016,657
1641	NC Phase5 McDowell 2017	1304.7	61,005,471,145
1642	FL HurricaneMichael 3 2020	4274.0	83,448,943,893
1643	NC Phase5 Macon 2017	1522.9	104,904,589,445
1644	IA NorthCentral 1 2020	18154.5	49,774,341,127
1645	WY SouthCentral 1 2020	9959.9	46,959,822,643
1646	GA Statewide B6 2018	8402.7	33,188,546,755
1647	NC Phase5 Madison 2017	1382.9	72,997,207,788
1648	NC Phase5 Rutherford 2017	1650.5	62,265,963,351
1649	NC Phase5 Henderson 2017	1134.9	58,007,721,633
1650	ID NorthernID 1 2019	7295.1	121,860,137,680
1651	ID SouthernID 2 2018	14321.8	99,346,227,694
1652	NC Phase5 Buncombe 2017	1899.7	91,211,176,328
1653	NC Phase5 Swain 2017	1641.5	95,445,983,866
1654	NC Phase5 Mitchell 2017	729.3	28,716,181,813
1655	CO DRCOG 1 2020	920.0	19,912,349,351
1656	UT StatewideCenSouth 2 2020	360.8	1,499,212,061
1657	UT StatewideCenSouth 1 2020	9456.0	48,567,952,914
1658	NC Phase5 Haywood 2017	1617.3	92,477,426,873
1659	GA SW Georgia B2 2017	5910.2	21,925,714,249
1660	NC Phase5 Graham 2017	922.3	62,072,056,965
1661	GA SW Georgia B1b 2017	2675.3	13,239,227,109
1662	GA SW Georgia B1a 2017	1720.7	6,415,722,864
1663	NC Phase5 Cherokee 2017	1440.4	81,571,291,256
1664	NC Phase5 Polk 2017	729.9	28,817,072,052
1665	VA NShenandoah 1 2020	7848.3	38,665,919,154
1666	CO Eastern ElPaso 2018	5854.0	19,779,340,111
1667	NC Phase5 Jackson 2017	1445.2	86,786,882,680
1668	CO Eastern B6 2018	6468.3	25,382,981,671
1669	FL Peninsular FDEM Charlotte 2018	2266.7	40,901,859,495
1670	FL HurricaneMichael 1 2020	2337.9	51,468,529,326
1671	WY YellowstoneNP 2 2020	5970.0	183,753,966,673
1672	FL Peninsular FDEM Hendry 2018	3058.5	56,613,215,800
1673	GA Central 3 2018	17592.6	82,336,635,439
1674	CA CarrHirzDeltaFires 2 2019	6462.0	205,437,066,934
1675	GA Statewide B7 2018	3108.0	13,356,481,893
1676	WA Nisqually TopoBathy 1 2020	85.8	4,986,770,906
1677	MI FEMA Alpena Montmorency 2019	3282.1	18,407,814,291
1678	WA EasternCascades 5 2019	3620.8	60,474,218,013
1679	AZ USFS 3DEP Processing 2019	8436.8	116,053,962,823
1680	WA DNR 3DEP Processing 1 2019	2418.6	60,970,621,037
1681	UT StatewideNCentral 1 2020	529.6	6,827,981,662
1682	WY Sheridan 2 2020	6294.1	39,145,158,461
1683	CA CarrHirzDeltaFires 1 2019	6445.1	178,322,998,175
1684	MS MississippiDelta 3 2018	7864.8	38,702,980,713
1685	IL 8County PlusChampaign B2 2019	14383.4	119,375,284,344
1686	NC Phase5 Burke 2017	1506.3	63,287,291,280
1687	NC Phase4 Lincoln 2016	928.1	28,004,983,829
1688	WY Southwest 4 2020	21095.4	96,800,057,313
1689	CA LassenNP 2020	286.3	4,642,900,288
1690	CO DRCOG 2 2020	7821.8	39,372,539,042
1691	SD NRCS QSI A1 2017	7726.7	56,889,413,546
1692	SD NRCS QSI A2 2017	7027.5	46,479,396,786
1693	VA South Central B1 2017	12391.5	142,456,709,130
1694	OH Statewide Phase1 7 2019	6973.9	106,069,027,385
1695	NE Niobrara Topobathy 2018	622.5	8,635,761,867
1696	IL HicksDome FluorsparDist 2 2019	6677.3	61,028,681,332
1697	UT Brianhead 2018	661.8	19,038,976,739
1698	GA SW Georgia B5 2017	2703.0	17,292,173,767
1699	NC HurricaneFlorence 6 2020	6210.0	145,852,589,037
1700	FL Peninsular FDEM KeyBiscayne 2020	27.4	153,706,103
1701	FL WestEvergladesNP topobathymetric 2018	2664.4	107,298,897,612
1702	MI FEMA Dickinson Iron Menominee 2019	7395.5	44,679,362,799
1703	AK GlacierBay 4 2019	3748.8	23,016,813,926
1704	SD EasternSD 2 2020	4849.8	28,479,549,863
1705	GA SW Georgia B4 2017	9496.1	60,326,605,817
1706	KS Statewide B6A 2018	6971.8	20,645,115,576
1707	CO DRCOG 3 2020	4954.1	58,382,624,205
1708	AK GlacierBay B3 2019	659.2	10,887,933,191
1709	WA Nisqually Bathymetric 2020	85.8	4,986,770,906
1710	IA SouthCentral 3 2020	13449.6	78,592,906,144
1711	NM SouthEast B7 2018	6724.1	19,981,101,499
1712	IA SouthCentral 2 2020	5910.2	34,009,977,689
1713	ID NorthForkPayette 1 2020	5650.1	143,948,505,129
1714	TX WestTexas B3 2018	8141.0	31,646,691,057
1715	NE Southwest 2 2020	20255.5	73,381,920,088
1716	IL HicksDome FluorsparDistrict B1 2019	7100.9	87,975,982,743
1717	WI Florence 6 2019	964.1	7,558,355,741
1718	NC SpartaEQ 1 2020	337.4	30,651,159,359
1719	GA Statewide B5 2018	8352.7	27,587,433,357
1720	PI CNMI hydroflattened 2019	544.2	19,103,182,131
1721	IA NorthCentral 3 2020	18301.8	71,831,674,676
1722	PI CNMI topobathymetric ellipsoid 2019	149.7	6,119,288,186
1723	PI CNMI hydroflattened ellipsoid 2019	111.1	4,522,416,827
1724	IL HicksDome FluorsparDist 3 2019	7489.6	62,219,693,555
1725	KS Statewide B6B 2018	680.7	1,728,649,000
1726	FL Peninsular FDEM PalmBeach 2019	2560.2	32,822,194,602
1727	MS NRCS East 4 2018	1689.1	14,751,284,161
1728	IL FordIroquoisLivingston L1 2014	1328.1	4,422,311,418
1729	WY GoshenCounty B1 2017	6035.1	17,499,674,575
1730	NC HurricaneFlorence 4 2020	1455.5	36,226,206,071
1731	MS NRCS East 3 2018	1119.3	8,215,151,658
1732	IL FordIroquoisLivingston L2 2014	2230.7	6,887,047,974
1733	NC HurricaneFlorence 7 2020	5006.7	100,529,597,771
1734	MD VA NCB KGeorge 1 2020	4246.0	17,315,742,804
1735	WI Iron 5 2019	2005.5	17,297,799,628
1736	FL Peninsular FDEM Martin 2018	1826.4	25,208,731,871
1737	OR NRCSUSGS 4 2019	5518.8	67,543,002,566
1738	NY FEMAR2 Central 4 2018	8758.9	107,955,884,201
1739	UT StatewideCenSouth 3 2020	5072.6	27,907,649,775
1740	MT RavalliGraniteCusterPowderRiver 2 2019	6490.3	36,253,650,966
1741	NC HurricaneFlorence 9 2020	6934.4	180,495,136,950
1742	GA Statewide 9 2018	8468.8	35,099,632,626
1743	ID NorthernID 2 2019	6824.6	145,662,789,718
1744	AZ MaricopaPinal 1 2020	13466.3	249,923,645,502
1745	GA Statewide B8 2018	8619.0	36,451,418,654
1746	SC SavannahPeeDee 6 ReFlight 2019	96.4	270,514,464
1747	NC HurricaneFlorence 5 2020	5901.8	135,351,640,957
1748	OH Statewide Phase2 3 2020	4311.5	79,781,384,649
1749	MI 31Co EatonB 2016	45.8	48,457,776
1750	WY SouthCentral 4 2020	1482.7	6,461,432,760
1751	FL Peninsular FDEM StLucie 2018	1717.0	23,467,097,725
1752	NY FEMAR2 Central 2 2018	6995.9	104,462,383,588
1753	SD EasternSD 3 2020	6938.1	42,653,365,611
1754	AZ MohaveCo 2 2021	429.3	1,250,826,759
1755	FL HurricaneMichael 4 2020	2417.3	53,176,875,413
1756	IA Western 2 2020	13092.5	78,997,864,806
1757	NE CherryBrownCuster Partial 1 2020	8700.2	40,149,392,469
1758	GA Statewide 11 2018	8596.0	33,030,721,667
1759	OH Statewide Phase1 8 2019	11.2	6,545,910
1760	IA Western 3 2020	12539.1	78,914,463,513
1761	WA ThurstonCo 1 2021	1236.4	15,920,699,661
1762	AZ MohaveCo 1 2021	3106.9	11,374,784,451
1763	OR McKenzieRiver 1 2021	1963.7	58,414,109,803
1764	GA Statewide 10 2018	8486.7	31,444,277,321
1765	FL Peninsular FDEM IndianRiver 2018	678.1	8,660,695,141
1766	GA Statewide 12 2018	8569.0	32,928,484,587
1767	CA AlamedaCo 2 2021	695.3	26,097,078,802
1768	HI Volcano B1 2019	849.8	52,954,782,933
1769	KS Statewide B17 2018	16792.5	50,892,068,364
1770	TN WestTN B3 2019	12393.6	63,381,741,639
1771	MS NRCS East 2 2018	13636.2	60,589,575,027
1772	NH Coastal 1 2019	3661.0	81,155,007,916
1773	AK DeltaJunction 1 2021	3436.5	19,036,249,620
1774	FL Peninsular FDEM Suwannee 2018	1860.9	50,187,333,132
1775	WY SouthCentral 3 2020	10762.5	53,261,472,916
1776	PI CNMI topobathymetric 2019	738.9	27,132,591,207
1777	OR NRCSUSGS 3 2019	4531.1	71,120,120,987
1778	OR MKRC Topobathy 2021	249.6	2,935,859,907
1779	MD Southeast 1 2019	3812.4	14,910,331,922
1780	MO FEMANRCS 1 2020	11313.5	55,630,370,830
1781	FL HurricaneMichael 5 2020	3431.9	94,697,171,312
1782	KS Statewide B18 2018	19798.7	58,866,187,175
1783	KS Statewide B16 2018	8085.7	27,840,677,365
1784	KS Statewide B15 2018	3877.3	13,222,950,760
1785	AL 17Co 1 2020	17616.7	184,424,043,388
1786	AZ BlackRockGoodwin 1 2021	2249.2	52,764,606,867
1787	NM NorthCentral B1 2016	8346.7	48,720,670,453
1788	WA EasternCascades 1 2019	4224.9	70,566,788,832
1789	WY SouthCentral 2 2020	15268.9	85,360,565,507
1790	WA EasternCascades 4 2019	336.2	7,655,009,853
1791	AL 17Co 2 2020	18463.1	140,903,876,863
1792	WA EasternCascades 3 2019	934.7	11,851,071,463
1793	NM NorthCentral B2 2016	8829.9	55,804,475,437
1794	LA Catahoula Concordia 3 2017	4299.8	152,628,071,504
1795	WA EasternCascades 2 2019	645.5	9,152,100,863
1796	CA AlamedaCo 3 2021	667.4	35,811,005,634
1797	WY SouthCentral 5 2020	4516.0	269,723,151,265
1798	CA SanBern EMRI 1 2021	427.2	5,019,570,793
1799	CA AlamedaCo 1 2021	1288.1	39,579,348,591
1800	CA SanBern EMRI 2 2021	7751.0	31,009,456,401
1801	MI 31Co InghamB 2016	53.7	53,259,824
1802	WI 8County Menominee 2020	1128.2	9,448,756,152
1803	OR NRCSUSGS 5 2019	767.0	12,356,011,969
1804	LA Catahoula Concordia 2 2017	6709.3	206,000,344,192
1805	FL Peninsular FDEM Columbia 2018	2238.0	58,070,865,697
1806	FL Peninsular Citrus 2018	1991.9	37,683,160,703
1807	AZ GrandCanyonNP 2 2019	979.9	8,894,612,025
1808	FL Peninsular FDEM Lafayette 2018	1539.7	37,892,414,517
1809	MT Statewide P2 1 2020	6823.5	23,493,388,194
1810	WA EasternCascades 6 2019	5219.5	169,236,169,836
1811	FL Peninsular FDEM Hamilton 2018	1625.7	44,982,529,148
1812	FL Peninsular FDEM Madison 2018	2197.6	66,449,721,825
1813	FL Peninsular FDEM Dixie 2018	2123.5	58,098,336,163
1814	NC HurricaneFlorence 11 2020	5741.0	141,790,119,359
1815	WI 8County EauClaire 2020	1872.1	10,284,951,138
1816	FL Peninsular Putnam 2018	2255.7	60,196,003,676
1817	FL Peninsular Lake 2018	3224.9	88,192,081,404
1818	FL Peninsular FDEM Osceola 2018	4140.2	67,913,945,698
1819	NC HurricaneFlorence 10 2020	5391.1	97,312,174,811
1820	FL Peninsular FDEM Taylor 2018	3144.1	95,149,188,762
1821	FL Peninsular FDEM Brevard 2018	2820.7	30,586,321,322
1822	FL Peninsular FDEM Hardee 2018	1846.5	43,197,308,703
1823	FL Peninsular FDEM Baker 2018	1684.7	38,719,866,268
1824	MA CentralEastern 1 2021	9299.2	187,320,120,050
1825	FL Peninsular FDEM Highlands 2018	2968.3	45,647,921,869
1826	FL Peninsular FDEM Bradford 2018	797.9	20,087,400,158
1827	GA Central 4 2018	6908.3	29,229,794,477
1828	FL Peninsular FDEM Polk 2018	5641.9	140,849,384,067
1829	FL Peninsular FDEM Okeechobee 2018	2151.3	30,004,181,608
1830	FL Peninsular FDEM Union 2018	790.0	20,015,349,833
1831	GA Central 5 2018	6875.7	39,481,432,268
1832	NJ NW6Co 2017	6566.0	30,097,024,116
1833	GA Central 6 2018	4536.2	23,379,174,789
1834	FL Peninsular FDEM Gilchrist 2018	1042.0	27,007,423,294
1835	IA Eastern 2 2019	11016.5	90,121,793,878
1836	FL Peninsular FDEM StJohns 2018	2172.1	39,203,656,916
1837	FL Peninsular Marion 2018	4450.2	100,337,417,562
1838	FL Peninsular Levy 2018	3472.6	73,377,306,436
1839	FL Peninsular FDEM Alachua 2018	2802.6	69,110,331,174
1840	MO FEMANRCS 3 2020	15562.6	70,890,331,949
1841	CO CameronPkFire 1 2021	2687.7	15,736,805,934
1842	WI Brown 2 2020	1479.1	18,943,700,156
1843	IA Eastern 3 2019	11932.3	99,896,983,309
1844	MO Southwest 1 2021	4950.7	49,979,325,202
1845	UT FlamingGorge 2 2020	1244.3	27,888,305,066
1846	IA Eastern 1 2019	16790.6	154,630,110,433
1847	AZ GrandCanyonNP 1 2019	1518.9	22,446,573,306
1848	MI Baraga 2015	2486.8	13,916,567,566
1849	WY Laramie 1 2021	7391.7	28,612,230,367
1850	CO NWCO 3 2020	232.7	6,052,177,507
1851	MO Southwest 2 2021	6228.8	45,028,687,789
1852	IN ET B6 Wells 2012	1231.8	1,310,132,603
1853	UT FlamingGorge 3 2020	7431.0	68,017,386,059
1854	MI Marquette 2015	5308.8	30,230,635,364
1855	MN LakeSuperior 2 2021	8549.2	179,028,497,838
1856	UT FlamingGorge 1 2020	5336.3	49,267,458,612
1857	MO FEMANRCS 2 2020	14930.6	72,760,943,340
1858	WI Rusk 1 2020	2505.0	14,216,180,788
1859	IA Western 1 2020	7363.0	41,196,791,764
1860	MN LakeSuperior 1 2021	4414.8	98,942,509,604
1861	IN ET B7 Wayne 2012	1255.2	1,379,531,535
1862	MT RavalliGraniteCusterPowder 4 2019	5127.8	139,313,914,515
1863	CO NWCO 2 2020	17794.5	121,830,610,306
1864	CA SE Fault Zone 2017	4661.0	70,344,831,408
1865	MS MississippiDelta 4 2018	12861.2	64,063,745,207
1866	CO NWCO 1 2020	17298.2	102,943,361,215
1867	OH Statewide Phase2 5 2020	2995.5	52,847,091,684
1868	MT RavalliGraniteCusterPowder 1 2019	1825.8	42,951,669,350
1869	IL SouthCentral 2 2021	9077.7	85,226,837,688
1870	IL SouthCentral 1 2021	16096.4	115,868,144,125
1871	MI FEMA Houghton Keweenaw Ontonagon 2019	4277.6	22,086,692,624
1872	MN SEDriftless 1 2021	4810.9	61,930,563,511
1873	OH Statewide Phase2 7 2020	3778.0	69,302,278,161
1874	OH Statewide Phase2 4 2020	4248.5	71,145,893,723
1875	CA ContraCosta 1 2022	525.4	7,582,596,462
1876	OH Statewide Phase2 1 2020	3173.8	119,788,249,002
1877	WY YellowstoneNP 2RF 2020	3.3	16,982,933
1878	WY YellowstoneNP 1 2020	7297.5	24,675,784,264
1879	OR OLCMetro 2019	2127.2	32,359,310,582
1880	NV WestCentralEarthMRI 4 2020	11265.5	54,389,509,049
1881	AZ Yavapai 2 2021	6209.2	105,040,106,522
1882	SC SavannahPeeDee 8 2019	140.1	287,218,570
1883	NV WestCentralEarthMRI 2 2020	14176.6	73,389,709,978
1884	AZ Yavapai 1 2021	7911.2	129,508,541,577
1885	WY YellowstoneNP 1RF 2020	6.4	5,306,053
1886	HI Hawaii Island 2017	9028.3	113,245,748,447
1887	OH Statewide Phase2 2 2020	4513.3	84,299,569,023
1888	WI StWide 1 Marinette 2021	4002.7	19,391,492,896
1889	NV WestCentralEarthMRI 1 2020	14607.1	100,597,154,425
1890	OR HarneySilver 1 2020	162.5	944,763,066
1891	WI 8County Grant 2020	3432.2	17,385,648,271
1892	WI 8County Vernon 2020	2444.3	15,482,885,631
1893	WI StWide 2 Pierce 2021	1650.8	7,068,245,385
1894	WI 8County Columbia 2020	2394.9	11,532,376,686
1895	AL CofDalGenEsc 1 2021	7799.4	74,479,577,247
1896	WI 8County Sauk 2020	2497.3	13,095,662,664
1897	MN RainyLake 2 2020	15125.4	293,472,666,706
1898	WI 8County Chippewa 2020	2954.4	16,147,457,643
1899	KY Statewide 1 2021	8216.8	36,599,885,942
1900	WI StWide 4 StCroix 2021	2036.9	8,519,588,288
1901	WY NConverse 5 2020	1101.5	28,483,563,529
1902	NY FEMAR2 Central 5 2018	16922.8	200,382,295,524
1903	WI StWide 6 Juneau 2021	2266.7	9,768,694,265
1904	WI StWide 3 Richland 2021	1643.3	8,072,090,685
1905	WI StWide 5 Crawford 2021	1677.7	8,709,500,271
1906	MT Statewide P2 2 2020	8032.8	76,634,763,552
1907	OR HarneySilver 2 2020	1679.2	17,342,893,729
1908	MT Statewide P2 3 2020	7757.2	31,569,671,971
1909	ID SouthernID 6 2018	6321.1	34,882,722,124
1910	NV WestCentralEarthMRI 6 2020	2423.6	41,679,139,408
1911	TN DavidsonCo 1 2022	1536.5	28,427,101,437
1912	OH Statewide Phase2 6 2020	4200.7	69,390,479,526
1913	WI StWide 7 Kewaunee 2021	998.1	3,672,532,823
1914	OR HarneySilver 4 2020	1001.0	14,732,132,937
1915	WI StWide 8 Marathon 2021	4329.5	18,977,964,109
1916	NE Northeast Phase2 2 2020	12008.2	101,820,701,491
1917	NE Northeast Phase2 1 2020	8307.2	66,427,299,575
1918	OH Statewide Phase2 8 2020	6528.5	101,158,206,983
1919	OR HarneySilver 3 2020	72.6	356,365,633
1920	ID SouthernID 7 SA1 2018	82.1	2,734,693,516
1921	IL MidNorth 4 D22	1074.2	7,448,135,017
1922	WY NConverse 2 2020	16145.0	83,467,386,376
1923	WI 8County Rock 2020	2133.2	9,907,176,352
1924	MN MORiverBigSioux 1 B21	8607.7	91,332,165,862
1925	SD NRCS QSI A1 TL 2017	1071.7	6,354,875,902
1926	NV WestCentralEarthMRI 5 2020	13300.0	73,329,991,590
1927	ME MidCoast 1 2021	4052.5	22,666,682,727
1928	SD NRCS QSI A2 TL 2017	215.1	819,361,845
1929	MN SEDriftless 5 2021	1447.9	80,744,226,841
1930	ID SouthernID 10 2018	9312.6	72,343,214,770
1931	NY FEMAR2 Central 3 2018	7960.1	71,635,700,713
1932	IL CassCounty 2017	1228.0	3,734,291,694
1933	ME MidCoast 2 2021	7343.3	55,059,924,556
1934	CA SanJoaquin 6 2021	4121.5	74,297,363,539
1935	NV WestCentralEarthMRI 3 2020	10880.4	58,137,798,772
1936	ID SouthernID 9 2018	860.1	27,030,708,319
1937	MA CentralEastern 2 2021	5289.4	83,665,304,691
1938	MT Statewide P2 4 2020	1714.4	26,701,833,583
1939	MN RainyLake 1 2020	15857.4	355,339,247,767
1940	WY NConverse 1 2020	16743.2	72,448,869,740
1941	KY Western 1 A22	20625.2	127,269,238,600
1942	IL MidNorth 1 D22	9190.0	87,646,432,439
1943	WY NConverse 3 2020	16956.8	85,063,529,279
1944	IL MidNorth 3 D22	5838.4	47,253,192,080
1945	MN SEDriftless 3 2021	4991.5	67,476,190,327
1946	MN SEDriftless 2 2021	6172.6	102,364,344,101
1947	NY HudsonRiverRegion 1 2020	9131.8	352,549,521,029
1948	MT Statewide P2 5 2020	10913.9	219,418,665,456
1949	CA SanDiego 2015 C17 1	4669.2	29,199,902,928
1950	NV NWElko 2 D20	14059.6	144,495,488,628
1951	NV Humboldt 1 2021	5914.8	92,369,741,165
1952	MD PotomacP2 TB 2021	170.4	882,187,357
1953	AK MatSuBorough B2 2019	436.6	2,718,379,600
1954	UT WestEast 1 B22	71.7	1,238,332,469
1955	MN CentralMissRiver 1 B22	1393.9	58,846,044,528
1956	ND SouthWest 2 D21	4630.6	11,348,017,614
1957	LA CoastalLouisiana 2 2020	2168.9	20,694,642,893
1958	LA CoastalLouisiana 1 2020	6649.6	55,460,116,686
1959	MD Western 2 D21	3796.2	15,780,669,683
1960	CA SanJoaquin 1 2021	3737.1	73,172,475,693
1961	NV ClarkCo 2 B22	2918.0	44,840,034,755
1962	MD Western 1 D21	2691.7	12,514,189,749
1963	CA SanJoaquin 7 2021	4662.3	84,376,517,594
1964	ND SouthWest 1 D21	25402.9	72,863,501,076
1965	AK MatSuBorough B1 2019	2706.2	23,608,960,848
1966	IL MidNorth 2 D22	8541.9	75,776,744,389
1967	NM MRCOG B1 2018	4872.8	14,379,346,433
1968	MO NSEMO 1 2021	17681.4	176,960,398,722
1969	UT FishSprings Topobathymetric D22	117.6	2,181,029,423
1970	MN SEDriftless 4 2021	1839.4	73,144,772,767
1971	LA 2021GNO 1 C22	8012.4	91,818,812,110
1972	NV ClarkCo 1 B22	3229.7	15,494,069,771
1973	CA SierraNevada 1 2022	3367.3	85,746,055,677
1974	SD EasternP2 1 2021	16981.8	123,413,390,019
1975	NC HurFlo NOAA 15 2020	456.9	12,660,205,049
1976	CA SaltonSea EarthMRI 1 2021	3883.9	67,528,233,219
1977	CA SanJoaquin 4 2021	5983.4	113,032,304,185
1978	ID SouthernID 15 2018	6769.8	145,841,437,159
1979	CA SanJoaquin 5 2021	4374.1	76,982,234,325
1980	AK NativeAKVillages 3 D22	365.2	2,336,568,229
1981	CA SanJoaquin 2 2021	5329.8	104,027,083,761
1982	SD Southwest B2 2018	8231.9	59,171,521,691
1983	OR SWCentralSycan 2 B21	664.9	10,256,132,278
1984	OR SWCentralSycan 3 B21	1282.6	19,515,617,638
1985	ND 3DEPProcessing 1 D22	23762.0	78,468,908,572
1986	ID SouthernID 14 2018	7381.8	119,088,408,144
1987	MN UpperMissRiver 5 B22	6285.0	200,558,106,069
1988	MN UpperMissRiver 6 B22	10109.7	325,278,739,823
1989	FL Everglades N Hydroflattened 2017	1737.2	56,955,000,608
1990	MT HCW 2 2021	10480.1	140,481,256,747
1991	OR SWCentralSycan 1 B21	11715.7	230,615,584,820
1992	AZ NavajoNation 1 D22	75.4	202,424,106
1993	MT HCW 1 2021	14608.5	97,507,750,487
1994	FL Everglades S Hydroflattened 2017	2016.1	69,947,746,734
1995	MN CentralMissRiver 2 B22	6756.2	94,449,189,320
1996	ID SouthernID 18 2018	1809.7	35,381,113,164
1997	RI Statewide 1 D22	3405.6	61,102,927,496
1998	MN CentralMissRiver 4 B22	3351.0	215,065,503,920
1999	ID SouthernID 12 2018	20138.5	249,602,111,340
2000	MT StatewideP4 1 B22	3431.5	31,019,431,761
2001	ID SouthernID 20 2018	13624.8	126,189,047,434
2002	ID SouthernID 4 SA2 2018	501.0	13,942,110,780
2003	MO NSEMO 2 2021	17145.2	78,602,337,953
2004	ID SouthernID 5 2018	1457.1	43,387,942,327
2005	UT FlamingGorge 4 2020	611.3	17,276,390,122
2006	UT FlamingGorge 5 2020	23380.4	216,692,369,122
2007	OR UmatillaWallowaWhitman 1 B22	1753.8	30,700,480,700
2008	AK SELandslides 1 D22	785.5	18,171,470,066
2009	ME MidCoast 3 2021	366.2	1,172,018,724
2010	WI 12County 11 B22	2480.5	41,181,277,099
2011	ID SouthernID 16 SA2 2018	333.9	5,333,655,549
2012	CA SanJoaquin 9 Reflight 2021	10.6	51,533,102
2013	AK NativeAKVillages 2 D22	188.1	906,462,462
2014	AK NativeAKVillages 4 D22	81.9	625,377,442
2015	AK NativeAKVillages 1 D22	321.0	1,274,902,806
2016	WY NConverse 6 2020	13.1	19,610,788
2017	MN CentralMissRiver 6 B22	5380.5	85,796,446,582
2018	WI 12County 6 B22	1631.2	5,151,153,324
2019	ID SouthernID 17 2018	12326.8	124,689,869,021
2020	WI 12County 8 B22	3458.5	63,266,827,301
2021	ME SouthCentral 1 B22	6960.5	75,820,697,284
2022	WY NConverse 7 2020	9.5	4,694,553
2023	MN UpperMissRiver 4 B22	4987.2	180,298,113,067
2024	WI 12County 2 B22	2229.0	36,794,711,647
2025	ID SouthernID 13 2018	811.2	15,600,641,033
2026	MO SouthernMO 2 D22	90.0	245,963,857
2027	WI 12County 3 B22	1681.7	7,663,029,468
2028	ID SouthernID 23 2018	7.9	18,882,050
2029	WI 12County 12 B22	4168.7	117,215,264,755
2030	NC HurFlo NOAA 14 2020	1539.4	48,461,974,546
2031	MO SouthernMO 1 D22	3094.6	23,525,805,525
2032	ID SouthernID 22 2018	4104.7	41,906,943,111
2033	CA SanDiegoQL2 2014	3159.0	12,411,727,011
2034	NV NWElko 1 D20	17567.2	101,158,676,310
2035	WA NorthCentral 1 2021	8041.9	102,689,005,754
2036	MN CentralMissRiver 5 B22	5183.5	83,069,293,873
2037	CA SaltonSea EarthMRI 2 2021	3952.0	78,599,337,433
2038	WI 12County 10 B22	3688.3	97,143,910,501
2039	NC HurFlo NOAA 12 2020	4839.2	189,861,805,240
2040	CA SanJoaquin 8 Reflight 2021	4.1	10,688,840
2041	CA SaltonSea EarthMRI 3 D21	7958.7	164,903,738,442
2042	USGS LPC TX RedRiver B2 2017 LAS 2019	5839.1	41,313,334,307
2043	WI 12County 5 B22	2671.0	14,123,169,771
2044	NC HurFlo NOAA 13 2020	6583.2	229,742,159,762
2045	WA NorthCentral 2 2021	7985.7	166,158,783,736
2046	MN GoodhueCo 1 2020	2592.6	183,448,445,150
2047	CA SaltonSea EarthMRI 4 2021	32.2	173,459,537
2048	WA NorthCentral 3 2021	5422.7	127,466,872,082
2049	MT StatewideP4 7 B22	1084.7	12,489,594,039
2050	ID SouthernID 24 2018	5.6	60,166,459
2051	WI 12County 9 B22	2779.0	55,782,986,393
2052	AZ CenCoconino 3 B22	9508.0	158,120,134,087
2053	WI 12County 7 B22	2057.7	40,669,223,021
2054	MT StatewideP4 3 B22	597.9	17,655,104,002
2055	FL HurricaneMichael 7 2020	5881.6	138,288,153,203
2056	CA SanJoaquin 3 2021	5354.4	104,980,007,461
2057	ID SouthernID 21 2018	6863.4	39,863,694,659
2058	WI 12County 4 B22	2176.9	10,254,008,691
2059	WI 12County 1 B22	2545.1	46,718,655,272
2060	VA ChesapeakeBaySouth 2015	9220.3	117,666,481,677
2061	MT StatewideP4 5 B22	16848.1	125,933,967,164
2062	TX LowerRioGrande 1 D22	971.2	37,936,417,843
2063	NV Humboldt 2 2021	14083.4	56,463,663,468
2064	SD CentralNorth 1 D22	6244.8	38,358,660,537
2065	SD EasternP2 2 2021	16782.8	114,650,400,829
2066	UT WestEast 6 B22	3455.8	70,195,954,054
2067	MT StatewideP4 8 B22	14508.0	141,112,945,397
2068	WY NConverse 4 2020	7979.5	63,144,082,573
2069	UT WestEast 4 B22	11402.6	72,810,065,657
2070	LA NortheastDOTD 1 2017	1671.1	44,523,376,166
2071	OH StatewideP3 8 B21	1128.6	44,244,135,957
2072	CA SierraNevada 3 2022	3735.1	74,844,994,179
2073	NM SouthCentral Apache TL 2018	28.2	47,843,685
2074	ND 3DEPProcessing 4 D22	7264.0	22,503,781,471
2075	TX LowerRioGrande 2 D22	935.0	30,606,205,957
2076	KS Statewide 2017	8976.5	29,554,528,591
2077	MT StatewideP4 4 B22	10481.6	74,084,228,814
2078	UT WestEast 2 B22	6094.1	55,352,063,427
2079	MO 7Co 1 D23	15890.1	124,174,944,972
2080	MA NE CMGP Sandy Z19 A1 2015	6662.6	22,301,225,395
2081	NV EastCentral 4 D21	17421.4	148,773,531,195
2082	NV EastCentral 1 D21	20601.7	179,225,690,018
2083	OR UpperJohnDay 1 2020	9217.1	212,557,554,084
2084	AZ CenCoconino 2 B22	4167.6	49,578,561,260
2085	MI 31Co ChippewaCo TL 2017	79.5	118,347,496
2086	AZ CenCoconino 1 B22	2678.0	35,224,670,884
2087	UT WestEast 5 B22	4824.2	119,357,312,326
2088	AZ Mohave 2 D23	621.7	7,656,528,275
2089	NV Humboldt 3 2021	15048.1	70,226,288,628
2090	WI 2County 1 B23	1786.7	24,781,638,330
2091	OH StatewideP3 3 B21	2369.2	69,042,259,327
2092	MT Statewide P3 2 B21	15723.6	79,372,789,693
2093	AL SWCentral 1 B22	13180.0	133,904,180,863
2094	MT Statewide P3 5 B21	12612.0	141,779,561,672
2095	ME ME MA QL2 L1 2015	5115.9	29,699,353,531
2096	MN RiverWest 3 B23	4397.8	104,729,861,220
2097	NV EastCentral 2 D21	2935.7	66,017,448,249
2098	NH Umbagog 2016	8196.7	60,565,448,080
2099	ID SouthernID 19 2018	9565.1	190,532,775,221
2100	OH StatewideP3 4 B21	1220.4	13,946,715,301
2101	WI 2County 2 B23	2024.6	35,902,648,003
2102	MI 31Co Ogemaw 2016	1674.7	5,818,716,629
2103	AZ Mohave 4 D23	1435.9	20,005,778,717
2104	MI 31Co Barry 2016	1585.4	5,511,156,176
2105	UT WestEast 7 B22	5959.0	98,028,493,086
2106	AK NativeAKVillages 5 D22	48.7	213,792,966
2107	MN RiverWest 1 B23	11079.3	288,918,266,196
2108	AK NativeAKVillages 6 D22	197.2	2,041,761,419
2109	MN CentralMissRiver 3 B22	7538.3	102,390,618,633
2110	UT WestEast 8 B22	6087.3	108,347,799,346
2111	NV EastCentral 3 D21	15072.9	156,331,809,606
2112	FL Lower Choctawhatchee 2017	9507.9	63,442,107,205
2113	AZ Southwest 1 D23	18517.4	96,306,509,823
2114	AZ Southwest 2 D23	5413.0	94,609,686,147
2115	ND Phase10 2 C23	5247.3	13,363,512,350
2116	ND Phase10 1 C23	11183.7	27,429,522,575
2117	AZ Southwest 4 D23	4138.5	69,384,880,195
2118	MO AR CapeGirardeau Stoddard UTM15 2013	1027.6	7,989,617,681
2119	MO AR CapeGirardeau Stoddard 2013	2655.4	23,842,634,096
2120	SC Berkeley 2016	3830.3	33,253,148,098
2121	KY CentralEast 3 A23	15751.0	150,886,548,815
2122	WA NorthEast 1 B22	8510.2	269,734,963,720
2123	AZ Southwest 5 D23	6665.9	33,186,112,236
2124	MN RiverWest 2 B23	8503.9	264,904,992,691
2125	OR WWildfires 1 A22	3158.5	70,117,796,490
2126	TX LowerRioGrande 3 D22	6656.7	84,530,571,943
2127	OK Statewide 1 D22	20141.3	84,942,656,510
2128	AZ Mohave 3 D23	1297.8	6,818,804,862
2129	CA SanFrancisco 1 B23	211.7	13,088,433,078
2130	OH StatewideP3 2 B21	5687.1	83,355,038,835

C. NOAA Digital Coast Lidar Datasets Breakdown

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	Dataset Name	Area (km²)	No lidar Returns
1	2020 USACE USGS Topobathy Lidar: Cape May & Atlantic City, NJ	150.9	734,612,153
2	2020 USACE NCMP Post Sally Topobathy Lidar: Gulf Coast (AL, FL, MS)	658.8	3,587,544,031
3	2020 USACE NAN Topobathy Lidar: New Jersey and New York	187.4	1,104,026,876
4	2020 OR DOT Lidar: Blue Pool, OR	332.6	40,572,830,580
5	2020 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Sarigan, CNMI	18.4	632,535,973
6	2020 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Guguan, CNMI	19.0	507,694,000
7	2020 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Guam	904.0	52,950,165,316
8	2020 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Anatahan, CNMI	38.1	1,599,945,372
9	2020 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Alamagan, CNMI	27.8	1,123,421,876
10	2020 Lidar: Santa Clara County, CA	4577.9	170,415,864,604
11	2020 GLOS Underwater Lidar: Lake Huron, MI	<1	3,262,564
12	2020 DC OCTO Lidar: Washington, DC	210.6	1,675,556,653
13	2019 USFS Lidar: Rogue River Siskiyou National Forest (CA, OR)	1473.0	72,621,773,679
14	2019 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Superior (MI, MN, WI)	1475.4	7,774,965,890
15	2019 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: East Coast (NC)	315.9	1,678,468,454
16	2019 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Alaska	725.0	4,593,917,073
17	2019 USACE NCMP DUNEX Topobathy Lidar: East Coast (NC, VA)	480.4	1,964,644,157
18	2019 NOAA Topobathy Lidar: Morro Bay, CA	17.1	491,217,866
19	2019 NOAA OCM Unmanned Aerial System Lidar: Great Bay NERR	<1	157,402,273
20	2019 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: U.S. Virgin Islands	969.2	16,517,934,734
21	2019 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Tampa Bay, FL	866.2	28,003,872,364
22	2019 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Gwynn to Newport News	1142.8	56,056,672,673
23	2019 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Angelica to Dameron, MD	600.1	40,366,594,004
24	2019 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Chesapeake Bay, MD	700.3	40,019,559,240
25	2019 NOAA Lidar: Padilla Bay NERR and Skagit River Delta, WA	492.5	5,580,749,196
26	2019 Lidar: Eureka, CA	322.7	11,434,545,555
27	2019 DAS-GEO Lidar: Gilchrist, OR	778.1	12,317,312,553
28	2019 - 2020 USGS/NOAA Topobathy Lidar: CNMI (Aguijan, Rota, Saipan, Tinian)	474.9	18,988,765,047
29	2019 - 2020 USGS Lidar: Glacier Bay, AK (QL1)	1024.6	25,454,109,717
30	2019 - 2020 USGS Lidar: Glacier Bay, AK	1375.0	10,854,536,626
31	2018 USGS Topobathy Lidar: Gulf Coast Islands	472.7	26,466,121,546
32	2018 USGS Lidar: Santa Barbara, CA	197.5	6,816,485,756
33	2018 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Ontario, NY	834.6	7,111,738,848
34	2018 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Homer (AK)	56.1	612,838,684
35	2018 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Gulf Coast (AL, MS)	175.1	781,495,947
36	2018 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: East Coast (CT, MA, ME, NC, NH, RI, SC)	3143.4	22,046,896,300
37	2018 USACE NCMP Post-Florence Topobathy Lidar: Southeast Coast (VA, NC, SC)	539.8	3,387,797,338
38	2018 USACE FEMA Post-Michael Topobathy Lidar: Florida Panhandle	871.1	4,740,292,842
39	2018 OLC Lidar: Santiam, OR	446.2	7,017,338,968
40	2018 OLC Lidar: Morrow County, OR	3712.8	93,753,340,171
41	2018 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: West Biscayne Bay, FL	716.2	14,494,816,155
42	2018 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Potomac River, Chesapeake Bay	1396.7	48,340,003,103
43	2018 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Highland Beach to Fort Pierce, FL	608.7	12,496,940,842
44	2018 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Fort Lauderdale to Highland Beach, FL	99.0	1,732,470,952
45	2018 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Chesapeake Bay, VA (Fisherman Island National Wildlife Refuge to Pitts Neck)	1352.6	55,027,963,081
46	2018 Miami-Dade County ITD Lidar: Miami-Dade County, FL	1601.2	70,107,640,612
47	2018 MNCPPC Lidar: Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties, MD	2870.1	22,726,809,389
48	2018 FEMA Lidar: Franklin, Fulton, Herkimer, Montgomery, Saratoga Counties, NY	5453.5	42,381,905,686
49	2018 - 2019 USGS Lidar: Washington FEMA QL2	13424.6	103,374,636,016
50	2018 - 2019 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Trappe to Toddville, MD	682.3	33,748,601,358
51	2018 - 2019 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar Post Hurricane Harvey: Galveston to Corpus Christi, TX	3288.4	69,131,940,872
52	2018 - 2019 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar Hurricane Irma: Miami to Marquesas Keys, FL	5805.4	28,507,651,116
53	2017 WA DNR Lidar: Willapa Doty, WA	310.7	7,306,337,119
54	2017 USGS Lidar: Upper Delta Plain, LA	12043.5	46,581,261,890
55	2017 USFS Lidar: Willamette National Forest - Oakridge, OR	26.5	501,271,604
56	2017 USFS Lidar: Umpqua National Forest - Tiller, OR	686.1	13,016,612,483
57	2017 USFS Lidar: Pole Creek and Whychus Creek, OR	134.0	2,009,460,564
58	2017 USFS Lidar: Malheur National Forest - Crow, OR	603.5	8,226,539,481
59	2017 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: East Coast (NY, NJ, DE, MD, VA, NC, SC, GA)	2488.3	14,517,996,787
60	2017 USACE FWC Topobathy Lidar: Santa Rosa Sound (FL)	175.6	1,059,915,371
61	2017 USACE FEMA Topobathy Lidar: Florida East Coast, Florida Keys, and Collier County (Irma)	1248.9	9,207,549,125
62	2017 TNRIS Lidar: Jefferson, Liberty and Chambers, TX (East)	2201.5	16,406,327,704
63	2017 OLC Topobathy Lidar: New River, OR	7.9	396,972,090
64	2017 OLC Lidar: Siskiyou	547.4	11,124,124,410
65	2017 OLC Lidar: Silver Creek, OR	1702.7	20,228,151,163
66	2017 OLC Lidar: John Day, OR	2837.1	52,258,716,166
67	2017 OLC Lidar: Grass Valley, OR	922.3	13,143,511,398
68	2017 OLC Lidar: Big Windy, OR	546.6	10,976,709,378
69	2017 OLC Lidar: Baker County, OR	928.6	12,457,212,583
70	2017 OLC FEMA Lidar: Grass Valley, OR	386.2	6,379,772,838
71	2017 OCM Unmanned Aerial Systems Lidar: San Francisco Bay NERR	5.9	3,133,052,198
72	2017 OCM Unmanned Aerial Systems Lidar: Grand Bay NERR	<1	88,827,743
73	2017 NYS Lidar: Southwest NY (Fall)	5646.7	38,857,061,881
74	2017 NYC Topobathy Lidar: New York	998.5	22,807,931,796
75	2017 NWFWMD Lidar: Escambia Santa Rosa	4674.6	30,978,751,723
76	2017 NOAA/MCP Topobathy Lidar: Blue Hill Bay, ME - SHOALS Sensor	47.9	25,298,628
77	2017 NOAA/MCP Topobathy Lidar: Blue Hill Bay, ME - Riegl Sensor	47.9	793,398,994
78	2017 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Tabbs Creek, VA	657.2	25,052,623,524
79	2017 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: St. Jeromes Creek, MD	73.5	2,897,663,177
80	2017 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Fort Lauderdale to Miami (FL)	241.1	7,073,779,266
81	2017 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Florida Keys Outer Reef Block 04	381.1	8,985,135,667
82	2017 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Dog Island, FL	122.5	1,320,292,239
83	2017 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Desoto to Boca Grande, FL	862.2	35,418,434,322
84	2017 Maryland Lidar: Calvert County, MD	593.2	16,779,766,211
85	2017 Maryland Lidar: Anne Arundel County, MD	1164.9	24,375,244,533
86	2017 Lidar: Town of York, Maine	205.9	6,371,633,137
87	2017 Lidar: Eastern Maine - Madawaska	23.0	583,213,679
88	2017 Lidar: City of Palm Coast, FL	374.2	5,534,931,210
89	2017 Lidar Lidar: Jefferson, Liberty and Chambers, TX (West)	756.3	13,263,028,509
90	2017 Lidar (8 PPSM): Eastern Maine - Merrymeeting Bay	9.9	188,341,683
91	2017 Lidar (16 PPSM): Eastern Maine - Merrymeeting Bay	8.7	382,960,395
92	2017 GA DNR Lidar: Middle Chattahoochee - Walter F Watershed	6367.4	29,219,699,679
93	2016 USGS Lidar: Yukon - Kuskokwim River Delta, AK	4511.0	14,625,302,173
94	2016 USGS Lidar: Osceola, FL	4235.7	59,294,930,265
95	2016 USGS Lidar Post-Hurricane Hermine: Assateague Island, Maryland and Virginia	271.4	8,874,400,323
96	2016 USFS Lidar: Willamette National Forest - Youngs Rock Rigdon, OR	649.5	15,518,356,848
97	2016 USFS Lidar: Willamette National Forest - Timber Butte, OR	483.6	11,973,413,485
98	2016 USFS Lidar: Willamette National Forest - Sweet Home, OR	1362.9	32,355,853,488
99	2016 USFS Lidar: Umpqua National Forest - Fish Creek, Soda Springs, OR	291.1	6,245,024,714
100	2016 USFS Lidar: Umpqua National Forest - Cottage Grove, OR	359.1	8,766,245,379
101	2016 USFS Lidar: Umpqua National Forest - Buckeye Creek, East Elk, Elk Creek, Lower Jackson, OR	589.7	12,204,408,819
102	2016 USFS Lidar: Fremont-Winema National Forest - Thomas Creek	483.8	6,956,950,968
103	2016 USFS Lidar: Fremont-Winema National Forest - Cherry Creek	224.0	3,441,050,156
104	2016 USFS Lidar: Fremont-Winema National Forest - Blue Mile	648.5	8,398,009,298
105	2016 USDA FS Lidar: Deschutes, OR	65.1	819,213,074
106	2016 USACE Post-Matthew Topobathy Lidar: Southeast Coast (VA, NC, SC, GA, FL)	2345.8	16,877,137,507
107	2016 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Stamp Sands, Lake Superior (MI)	50.7	414,946,855
108	2016 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Puerto Rico	701.9	3,562,993,032
109	2016 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Gulf Coast (AL, FL, MS, TX)	2554.4	9,924,192,138
110	2016 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Florida East Coast	1111.2	6,019,540,650
111	2016 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Duck, NC	149.4	1,005,280,582
112	2016 USACE Bathymetry: St Clair River	28.4	16,164,158
113	2016 OLC Lidar: Milton Freewater, OR	835.7	8,919,612,425
114	2016 OLC Lidar: Mackenzie River OR	571.8	14,660,970,127
115	2016 OLC Lidar: Canyon Creek	671.3	11,102,237,108
116	2016 NYSGPO Lidar: Allegany and Steuben Counties, NY	3400.6	38,348,563,078
117	2016 NOAA Topobathy Lidar: Upper Lake Michigan Islands	747.1	7,377,265,111
118	2016 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Tarpon Springs, FL	279.5	14,919,305,413
119	2016 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Sugarloaf Key to Big Pine Key (FL)	464.5	16,724,269,353
120	2016 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: St Joe (FL)	248.8	7,050,807,176
121	2016 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Puerto Rico	723.3	32,836,995,671
122	2016 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket Island (MA)	1707.1	25,641,202,564
123	2016 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Marco Island (FL)	293.3	23,486,121,503
124	2016 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Florida Keys Outer Reef Block 03	102.4	2,625,784,655
125	2016 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Florida Keys Outer Reef Block 02	268.0	10,770,637,593
126	2016 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Florida Keys Outer Reef Block 01	517.3	16,055,470,417
127	2016 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Boca Grande, FL	240.1	18,447,984,548
128	2016 NGS Topobathy Lidar: Key West, FL	375.1	11,406,567,824
129	2016 Lidar: Cook & Tift Counties, GA	1335.6	11,927,588,863
130	2016 FEMA Lidar: Malheur, OR	2231.7	43,718,766,058
131	2016 DOWL Lidar: Chena River Lakes, Alaska	91.6	2,128,352,929
132	2016 3DEP Lidar: Douglas County, WI	3477.2	26,662,255,116
133	2016 3DEP Lidar: Bayfield County, WI	4367.2	28,062,211,546
134	2016 - 2017 USGS/NRCS Lidar: Mississippi	12569.8	86,749,610,061
135	2016 - 2017 PSLC Lidar: King County, WA	2806.4	74,655,884,977
136	2016 - 2017 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Coastal South Carolina	2424.3	117,397,037,208
137	2016 - 2017 FEMA Lidar: Franklin and St. Lawrence Counties and Oneida Sub-Basin, NY	12465.0	91,047,981,622
138	2015 Univ of TX BEG Topobathy Lidar: Shamrock Cove (TX)	22.1	49,028,787
139	2015 Univ of TX BEG Topobathy Lidar: Lower Texas Coast	188.9	357,285,735
140	2015 USGS Lidar: Iron County, WI	2279.5	8,161,145,389
141	2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: West Point Lake, GA	242.6	8,427,989,462
142	2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Tillamook Bay, OR	67.9	348,248,024
143	2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Sand Island (WA)	69.4	450,626,756
144	2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Florida Gulf Coast	1177.6	8,423,331,439
145	2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Egmont Key (FL)	78.4	288,823,431
146	2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Duck, NC	76.9	469,360,312
147	2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Columbia City, OR	58.5	488,710,828
148	2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: California	1383.9	8,569,069,679
149	2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Avalon (NJ)	24.5	110,077,051
150	2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Astoria, OR	79.9	622,387,874
151	2015 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Rhode Island	21.4	106,710,758
152	2015 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Massachusetts	111.9	600,320,988
153	2015 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Hampton, NH	2.5	14,434,849
154	2015 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Connecticut	37.7	230,906,787
155	2015 USACE LRE Topobathy lidar: St. Marys River MI	1560.3	33,908,215,619
156	2015 SRWMD Lidar: San Pedro Bay, FL	268.2	1,450,523,271
157	2015 SRWMD Lidar: North Central Florida	5415.7	28,221,701,656
158	2015 PSLC Lidar: WA DNR Lands (P2)	326.2	11,225,607,601
159	2015 PSLC Lidar: WA DNR Lands (P1)	899.8	28,351,348,670
160	2015 OLC Topobathy Lidar: Middle Fork Willamette River, OR	52.5	7,294,477,479
161	2015 OLC Lidar: Yakima and Benton, WA	786.0	8,564,615,841
162	2015 OLC Lidar: Wasco	4616.8	86,253,206,676
163	2015 OLC Lidar: Wallowa	1431.0	14,062,985,628
164	2015 OLC Lidar: Upper Umpqua OR	5789.5	146,211,883,203
165	2015 OLC Lidar: Snake River	2010.2	22,111,560,809
166	2015 OLC Lidar: Panther Creek, OR	27.1	958,312,783
167	2015 OLC Lidar: Okanogan	1067.3	11,044,243,911
168	2015 OLC Lidar: Lower Malheur, OR	759.4	8,881,671,928
169	2015 OLC Lidar: Harney Basin, OR	1639.3	17,772,270,354
170	2015 OLC Lidar: Chelan	868.1	16,313,886,028
171	2015 OLC Lidar: Big Wood Idaho	663.3	7,243,634,392
172	2015 OLC Lidar: Big Windy Oregon	547.4	8,154,177,743
173	2015 NYSGPO Lidar: Warren, Washington, and Essex Counties, NY	6246.8	45,473,667,756
174	2015 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Puerto Rico	1183.5	22,444,359,986
175	2015 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Dry Tortugas	244.5	1,572,282,907
176	2015 NOAA Lidar: Pelekane Watershed, HI	62.6	1,123,459,058
177	2015 NGS Topobathy Lidar: Buzzards Bay Block2 (MA)	197.5	15,110,189,652
178	2015 NGS Topobathy Lidar: Buzzards Bay Block1 (MA)	142.9	10,241,382,403
179	2015 NGS Topobathy Lidar: Buzzards Bay (MA)	63.1	3,695,559,627
180	2015 NCFMP Lidar: Statewide North Carolina (Phase 3)	26113.3	173,244,140,260
181	2015 MiSAIL Lidar: Emmet County, MI	1348.6	9,252,054,488
182	2015 MiSAIL Lidar: Berrien County, MI	1573.8	7,862,274,515
183	2015 MDEQ Lidar: MS Coastal QL2	9357.0	51,153,470,028
184	2015 Lidar: Portland, ME	54.0	463,887,664
185	2015 Lidar: Miami-Dade County, FL	4490.3	53,832,301,046
186	2015 Lidar: Lowndes County, GA	1340.2	5,414,762,539
187	2015 Lidar: Allegan County, MI	2291.4	9,256,541,068
188	2015 FEMA Lidar: Michigan Part 3 (Baraga, Marquette Counties)	7511.4	45,745,981,649
189	2015 FEMA Lidar: Marinette County, WI	3732.9	15,022,067,894
190	2015 FEMA Lidar: Ashland County, WI	2612.2	10,123,052,741
191	2015 DVRPC Lidar: Delaware Valley (NJ, PA)	8048.8	41,319,199,512
192	2015 - 2016 ODF Lidar: Northwest Oregon	1694.2	40,077,309,203
193	2014 WA DNR Lidar: Willapa River Valley (Delivery 2), WA	266.4	7,765,996,339
194	2014 USGS QL 2 Lidar: San Diego, CA	2841.1	13,867,481,597
195	2014 USGS EAARL Topobathy Lidar: USVI	373.3	158,992,649
196	2014 USGS CMGP Lidar: Post Sandy (PA)	4947.4	18,155,394,616
197	2014 USGS CMGP Lidar: Post Sandy (Long Island, NY)	3202.1	13,675,710,078
198	2014 USGS CMGP Lidar: Post Sandy (CT)	3948.9	42,414,950,508
199	2014 USACE-USGS Topobathy Lidar: Puget Sound (WA)	396.1	1,638,143,499
200	2014 USACE SAM Topobathy Lidar: Port St. Joe, FL	25.5	269,804,318
201	2014 USACE NWP Topobathy Lidar: Coos Bay (OR)	114.5	634,693,527
202	2014 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Washington	375.9	2,304,490,657
203	2014 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Oregon	882.8	3,531,953,802
204	2014 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Little Egg, NJ	49.2	204,666,952
205	2014 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Duck, NC	87.7	363,910,959
206	2014 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: California	1012.8	4,178,999,586
207	2014 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Avalon (NJ)	15.2	55,918,341
208	2014 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Newbury, MA	127.7	647,598,720
209	2014 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: New Hampshire	9.6	72,346,006
210	2014 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Maine	37.5	382,620,673
211	2014 PSLC Lidar: Willapa River Valley (Delivery 1), WA	143.1	2,696,669,901
212	2014 PSLC Lidar: City of Redmond	79.8	1,149,353,741
213	2014 PSLC Lidar: Cedar River Watershed (Delivery 2)	832.9	17,143,369,896
214	2014 PSLC Lidar: Cedar River Watershed (Delivery 1)	447.5	7,593,306,676
215	2014 OLC Lidar: Metro	3161.2	63,978,533,219
216	2014 OLC Lidar: Four Rivers OR	1900.8	31,310,429,282
217	2014 OLC Lidar: Crooked Ochoco	642.9	7,429,540,483
218	2014 OLC Lidar: Colville WA	689.8	7,453,810,036
219	2014 OLC FEMA Lidar: Sitka, AK	37.0	527,849,988
220	2014 NRCS USGS Lidar: Choctaw and Washington Counties, AL	5273.9	28,767,526,622
221	2014 NOAA OCS Bathymetric Lidar: New Jersey	114.6	2,546,812,505
222	2014 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Post-Sandy (RI)	402.8	10,905,708,929
223	2014 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Intracoastal Waterway (FL)	175.4	5,102,940,821
224	2014 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Connecticut	96.9	4,318,246,556
225	2014 NJMC Lidar: Hackensack Meadowlands	160.5	1,275,315,716
226	2014 NGS Topobathy Lidar: St Croix (USVI)	249.0	5,272,920,655
227	2014 NGS Topobathy Lidar: Key West National Wildlife Refuge, FL	230.6	6,478,307,170
228	2014 MiSAIL Lidar: Van Buren County, MI	1706.5	6,806,427,383
229	2014 Lidar: St. Charles Parish (LA)	864.7	12,671,484,954
230	2014 Lidar: Horry County, SC	3195.5	15,855,736,483
231	2014 Lidar: Baltimore County MD	1799.6	9,399,639,707
232	2014 FEMA Lidar: Ketchikan, AK	89.5	711,920,305
233	2014 AK DOT Lidar: Hoonah Corridor, AK	46.7	1,932,332,707
234	2014 AK DOT Lidar: Bradfield to Behms Corridor, AK	30.1	1,103,096,478
235	2014 AK DOT Lidar: Anita Bay, AK	4.6	163,456,896
236	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Stamp Sands, Lake Superior, MI	37.4	227,315,491
237	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Oahu (HI)	599.0	3,194,240,355
238	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Niihau (HI)	66.5	158,559,154
239	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: New Jersey	404.6	2,261,447,502
240	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Molokai (HI)	298.0	1,240,903,130
241	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Maui (HI) - LMSL	469.8	2,447,699,717
242	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Maui (HI)	469.8	2,447,699,717
243	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Long Island, NY	38.2	170,971,084
244	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lanai (HI) - LMSL	26.5	107,381,341
245	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lanai (HI)	26.5	107,381,341
246	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Superior, MI	212.0	1,581,285,052
247	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan South, MI	16.9	137,016,291
248	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan North, MI	<1	1,193,575
249	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Kauai (HI) - LMSL	370.9	2,157,575,554
250	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Kauai (HI)	371.0	2,157,618,347
251	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Hawaii (Big Island)	581.9	3,038,614,001
252	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Egmont Key, FL	24.3	87,632,697
253	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Dare and Currituck Counties, NC	96.7	661,483,816
254	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Barnegat Bay and Seaside, NJ	118.3	555,054,850
255	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar (LMSL): Oahu, HI	599.0	3,194,240,319
256	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar (LMSL): Molokai, HI	298.0	1,240,910,198
257	2013 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar (LMSL): Hawaii (Big Island)	581.9	3,038,613,958
258	2013 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Wells, ME	2.9	18,146,609
259	2013 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Rhode Island	17.1	79,742,984
260	2013 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Newbury, NH	28.3	142,651,974
261	2013 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Massachusetts	210.0	1,144,689,932
262	2013 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Maine	40.6	238,835,493
263	2013 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Cuttyhunk, Marshfield, Menemsha, and Nantucket, MA	15.0	71,728,509
264	2013 USACE NAE Topobathy Lidar: Block Island and Winnapaug (RI)	6.6	30,901,706
265	2013 USACE Lidar: Rio Puerto Nuevo (PR)	405.4	7,718,468,585
266	2013 USACE ERDC Lidar: Rice Rivers Center, VA	4.4	49,842,484
267	2013 USACE ERDC Lidar: Echo Valley Training Center (EVTC), WV	7.3	93,207,280
268	2013 USACE NAO Topobathy Lidar: Craney Island, VA	17.4	98,179,870
269	2013 UAF/GINA Lidar: Vallenar Bay, AK	15.1	208,234,658
270	2013 SRWMD Lidar: Obrien (FL)	495.7	1,708,269,158
271	2013 SRWMD Lidar: Lee (FL)	25.2	88,133,659
272	2013 SRWMD Lidar: Ichetucknee (FL)	381.9	1,318,061,034
273	2013 SRWMD Lidar: Greenville (FL)	410.6	1,487,877,565
274	2013 SRWMD Lidar: Falmouth (FL)	113.9	402,301,493
275	2013 SC DNR Lidar: Spartanburg County	2164.2	17,103,200,833
276	2013 SC DNR Lidar: Greenville County	2092.9	20,029,748,920
277	2013 SC DNR Lidar: Beaufort County	1766.7	12,503,811,619
278	2013 PSLC Lidar: Tulalip	1130.7	15,823,570,002
279	2013 PSLC Lidar: Saddle Mountain	694.9	7,298,789,897
280	2013 PSLC Lidar: Nooksack	469.9	5,515,052,450
281	2013 PSLC Lidar: Entiat	270.5	3,804,724,870
282	2013 PGE DCPP Lidar: San Simeon, CA Central Coast	801.0	17,714,127,505
283	2013 OLC Lidar: West Ochoco, OR	1226.5	12,497,312,962
284	2013 OLC Lidar: Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge, WA	728.3	6,285,097,796
285	2013 OLC Lidar: Scappoose, OR	150.6	1,302,470,749
286	2013 OLC Lidar: Clackamol, OR	1832.9	19,603,937,362
287	2013 OLC Lidar: Big Windy Oregon	514.7	7,242,419,628
288	2013 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Little Egg (NJ)	91.9	2,094,784,614
289	2013 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Great Egg (NJ)	78.4	1,532,153,744
290	2013 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Barnegat Bay (NJ)	49.0	1,130,361,872
291	2013 NOAA Lidar: US Virgin Islands	732.1	4,114,905,249
292	2013 Lidar: St. Johns County, FL	1981.2	8,321,813,020
293	2013 Lidar: Queen Annes MD	1048.2	13,149,182,611
294	2013 Lidar: Harford MD	1159.8	1,416,998,237
295	2013 Lidar: City and Borough of Juneau, AK	492.2	5,275,057,088
296	2013 Lidar: Cecil MD	1016.5	17,393,487,433
297	2013 GA DNR Lidar: Barrow, Clarke, Madison, and Oglethorpe Counties, GA	2973.5	10,794,074,213
298	2013 AK DGGS Lidar: Golovin	2.8	15,521,414
299	2013 - 2014 USGS CMGP Lidar: Post Sandy (New York City)	1010.3	4,766,370,723
300	2013 - 2015 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Huron (MI)	1836.1	16,622,116,022
301	2013 - 2015 OLC Lidar: Lane County, OR	8336.5	150,257,936,524
302	2012 USGS-FEMA Lidar: Virginia Southern Cities	238.6	769,944,197
303	2012 USGS-FEMA Lidar: Northern Counties (VA-South)	1645.0	7,303,790,010
304	2012 USGS-FEMA Lidar: Northern Counties (VA-North)	2989.4	14,365,441,227
305	2012 USGS NRCS Lidar: Somerset MD	1815.4	6,235,429,258
306	2012 USGS Lidar: Post-Sandy (DE,MD,NC,NY,VA)	1290.0	2,152,162,958
307	2012 USGS Lidar: North Slope, Alaska	1607.3	1,287,575,668
308	2012 USGS Lidar: Juneau (AK)	388.1	2,192,717,269
309	2012 USGS EAARL-B Lidar: Pre-Sandy (NJ)	106.8	51,894,289
310	2012 USGS EAARL-B Lidar: Post-Sandy, Barnegat Bay (NJ)	274.6	76,126,020
311	2012 USGS EAARL-B Lidar: Post-Sandy (NJ)	108.6	48,045,199
312	2012 USACE Post-Sandy Lidar: MD & VA	653.9	757,681,738
313	2012 USACE Post-Sandy Lidar: MA & RI	156.6	970,936,039
314	2012 USACE Post-Sandy Lidar: Coastal CT	326.1	993,314,526
315	2012 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Mayport, FL	8.2	26,143,689
316	2012 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake St. Clair, MI	310.7	1,288,382,188
317	2012 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan (MI,WI)	1061.7	5,907,965,107
318	2012 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan (IN,IL,MI,WI)	4222.3	11,151,375,652
319	2012 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Gulfport, MS	28.8	39,432,190
320	2012 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Ft. Myers, FL	3.5	9,524,024
321	2012 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Egmont Key, FL	23.7	62,106,546
322	2012 USACE NCMP Post-Sandy Topobathy Lidar: Long Island, NY	551.0	966,014,081
323	2012 USACE NCMP Lidar: Post-Sandy (NJ & NY)	1105.0	1,886,117,606
324	2012 USACE HSDRRS Lidar: New Orleans	1330.1	5,041,607,995
325	2012 SWFWMD Lidar: Lake Manatee	431.6	2,012,581,783
326	2012 SRWMD Lidar: Bradford (FL)	865.8	3,024,647,930
327	2012 SJRWMD Lidar: Putnam (FL)	1703.7	6,226,972,455
328	2012 SC DNR Lidar: McCormick County	1012.9	3,929,633,132
329	2012 SC DNR Lidar: Edgefield County	1330.1	5,106,149,728
330	2012 SC DNR Lidar: Barnwell County	1465.0	5,863,120,878
331	2012 SC DNR Lidar: Aiken County	2835.5	10,586,650,066
332	2012 PSLC Lidar: Upper Naches River	96.8	1,277,903,136
333	2012 PSLC Lidar: Quinault (Delivery 2)	449.0	5,211,317,243
334	2012 PSLC Lidar: Jefferson & Clallam Counties	170.2	2,472,710,421
335	2012 PSLC Lidar: Chehalis River Watershed	947.8	14,943,647,532
336	2012 OLC Topobathy Lidar: Sandy River (OR)	92.8	1,887,053,402
337	2012 OLC Lidar: West Metro, OR	403.1	3,812,122,746
338	2012 OLC Lidar: Keno (OR)	808.9	7,127,336,701
339	2012 OLC Lidar: Green Peter, OR	896.2	10,425,527,816
340	2012 OLC Lidar: Baker Pass, Christmas Valley, Paulina Marsh, Summer Lake, OR	641.6	4,521,152,602
341	2012 NOAA Lidar: Bridge Creek (OR)	37.0	503,876,792
342	2012 NOAA Lidar: American Samoa	294.8	918,787,432
343	2012 MN DNR Lidar: Duluth Post-Flood	7957.1	13,983,144,766
344	2012 MEGIS Statewide Lidar: Area 1 (Aroostook)	3312.6	5,057,337,393
345	2012 Lidar: Kewaunee County, WI	981.9	1,087,811,071
346	2012 Lidar: Fall Creek, OR	103.1	1,622,909,554
347	2012 GA DNR Lidar: Pickens, Rockdale, & Troup Counties	797.6	5,659,670,211
348	2012 GA DNR Lidar: Floyd, Polk, Paulding, Oconee Counties	2003.0	6,296,732,003
349	2012 GA DNR Lidar: Baldwin, Hancock, Morgan, Putnam Counties	4131.9	13,569,256,130
350	2012 FWS Lidar: Wapato, OR	48.0	2,066,331,634
351	2012 FEMA Lidar: Valdez, Alaska	80.4	1,425,328,132
352	2012 FEMA Lidar: Middle Counties (VA)	2058.0	11,600,126,971
353	2012 FEMA Lidar: Hudson-Hoosic & Deerfield Watersheds (MA)	1784.9	1,325,730,910
354	2012 FEMA Lidar: Allegany, Frederick, Washington MD	9616.0	33,573,276,948
355	2012 BLM Lidar: Panther Creek, OR	30.1	321,300,931
356	2012 AK DGGS Lidar: Whittier	141.9	2,059,257,278
357	2012 - 2013 PSLC Lidar: Hoh River Watershed	695.2	8,596,556,685
358	2011 USGS-FEMA Lidar: Virginia Southern Counties	1788.3	8,229,111,249
359	2011 USGS-FEMA Lidar: King William County (VA)	772.8	3,460,999,358
360	2011 USGS Lidar: Northeast (NY to ME)	24077.4	47,923,499,566
361	2011 USGS Lidar: North Slope, Alaska	1026.2	757,852,884
362	2011 USFS/EPA Lidar: Blue River	130.6	1,690,407,978
363	2011 USACE Topobathy Lidar: MA & NH	109.8	62,320,227
364	2011 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Gulf Coast (AL, LA, MS)	52.9	35,466,883
365	2011 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: California	495.1	912,531,695
366	2011 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Superior (MI), Lake Ontario and Lake Erie (NY)	1121.7	894,235,999
367	2011 SWFWMD Lidar: Pasco	761.0	1,912,537,457
368	2011 SWFWMD Lidar: Hillsborough	723.4	1,922,404,887
369	2011 SRWMD Lidar: Upper Suwanee River (FL)	2983.0	8,444,827,435
370	2011 SC DNR Lidar: York County	2154.3	6,098,657,582
371	2011 SC DNR Lidar: Tricounty (Anderson, Oconee, Pickens)	5231.3	14,703,120,811
372	2011 PSLC Lidar: Rattlesnake	743.5	6,267,973,611
373	2011 PSLC Lidar: Quinault	943.5	11,616,725,638
374	2011 PSLC Lidar: Kittitas-Colockum	694.7	5,896,642,629
375	2011 PGE DCPP Lidar: Los Osos, CA Central Coast	687.1	6,139,313,162
376	2011 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Umatilla	1133.8	10,082,091,613
377	2011 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Pine Creek	437.7	3,844,602,665
378	2011 OR DOGAMI Lidar: FS Newberry	1257.3	12,905,897,363
379	2011 OR DOGAMI Lidar: CVO Newberry	635.8	6,002,617,859
380	2011 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Burns	217.7	1,717,487,134
381	2011 OPR Lidar: Northeast	87.7	743,340,830
382	2011 OLC Lidar: Upper Sandy River (OR)	192.5	2,084,708,194
383	2011 OLC Lidar: South McKenzie, OR	378.9	7,644,758,077
384	2011 NRCS Lidar: Pocomoke and Atlantic Coastal Watersheds	1277.5	11,498,470,221
385	2011 NRCS Lidar: Northwest Connecticut	1740.1	8,427,879,682
386	2011 NOAA NGS Lidar: NY & NJ	400.7	750,822,208
387	2011 NOAA NGS Lidar: NH	125.9	303,193,917
388	2011 NOAA NGS Lidar: NC Post-Irene	402.0	732,944,459
389	2011 NOAA Bathymetric Lidar: U.S. Virgin Islands	240.1	26,191,900
390	2011 MDEQ Lidar: Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway	2559.2	7,182,959,479
391	2011 Lidar: Howard County, MD	661.7	1,308,991,451
392	2011 Lidar: Calvert County, MD	579.3	1,336,379,546
393	2011 Lidar: Anne Arundel County, MD	1348.8	1,259,420,332
394	2011 GA DNR Lidar: Burke, Columbia, Lincoln, Richmond Counties	4672.5	11,561,794,410
395	2011 FEMA Lidar: Quinnipiac River Watershed (CT)	1437.3	7,714,144,543
396	2011 FEMA Lidar: Nashua River Watershed (NH & MA)	1533.9	2,429,441,680
397	2011 FEMA Lidar: Modoc, CA	158.8	355,533,786
398	2011 FEMA Lidar: Coastal Worcester Maryland	389.1	1,478,659,827
399	2011 FEMA Lidar: Chemung Watershed (NY)	724.2	2,190,162,855
400	2011 DNREC Lidar: Bombay Hook	197.6	528,156,325
401	2011 ARRA Lidar: Hidalgo County (TX)	2063.4	1,053,472,399
402	2011 - 2012 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Erie (MI, NY, OH, PA)	708.8	4,641,008,084
403	2011 - 2012 OLC Lidar: Union Baker, OR	1584.2	15,187,873,581
404	2011 - 2012 NYSDEC Lidar: Coastal New York	3446.0	9,161,336,057
405	2011 - 2013 IOT Lidar: Lake Michigan Watershed Counties	7697.6	15,800,378,336
406	2011 - 2012 FEMA Lidar: Merrimack River Watershed (MA & NH)	3434.9	9,740,191,307
407	2010 VITA-VGIN Lidar: Eastern Shore of VA	2941.7	3,610,160,592
408	2010 USGS Lidar: Oconto County, WI	83.9	176,985,814
409	2010 USGS Lidar: North Slope, Alaska	2159.0	1,535,118,785
410	2010 USGS Coastal Lidar: Chandeuler Islands (LA)	32.2	4,015,146
411	2010 USFS Lidar: Malheur National Forest (LC West), OR	1003.9	14,463,639,376
412	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Oregon and Washington	613.3	504,655,417
413	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Northeast Atlantic Coast (CT, MA, ME, NH, RI)	2079.7	2,373,111,011
414	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: New York	162.4	136,099,559
415	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Maryland (Pre-Hurricane Earl)	17.6	16,769,517
416	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Maryland (Post-Hurricane Earl)	30.2	30,569,502
417	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Gulf Coast (LA, MS) - A	102.9	13,148,808
418	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Florida Gulf Coast	629.3	337,302,258
419	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: California	1114.0	2,116,258,324
420	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Block Island, RI	46.0	36,147,749
421	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Atlantic Coast (VA) - A	75.4	48,061,179
422	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Atlantic Coast (VA)	60.6	68,638,574
423	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Atlantic Coast (NY) - A	61.2	45,474,318
424	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Atlantic Coast (NJ) - A	144.9	166,757,973
425	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Atlantic Coast (NC, SC, GA, FL)	549.7	1,049,111,532
426	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Atlantic Coast (DE)	31.0	34,711,957
427	2010 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Alabama	27.8	3,679,683
428	2010 USACE NCMP Lidar: Gulf Coast (LA, MS)	804.0	1,057,305,031
429	2010 USACE NCMP Lidar: Atlantic Coast (NJ)	154.8	180,702,464
430	2010 USACE Lidar: Columbia River (OR, WA, ID, MT)	7997.5	57,874,606,737
431	2010 US B.O.R. Lidar: Klamath River, CA	436.2	4,156,228,563
432	2010 SC DNR Lidar: Sumter County	1978.9	5,538,498,682
433	2010 SC DNR Lidar: Saluda County	1235.0	3,431,796,090
434	2010 SC DNR Lidar: Richland County	2152.2	5,956,771,273
435	2010 SC DNR Lidar: Lexington County	2143.9	5,852,053,256
436	2010 SC DNR Lidar: Kershaw County	1992.0	5,205,533,501
437	2010 PGE DCPP Lidar: Diablo Canyon, CA	43.1	397,510,944
438	2010 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Yambo	3128.1	31,833,320,706
439	2010 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Newberry	1337.5	12,428,076,936
440	2010 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Glass Buttes	348.2	3,254,278,083
441	2010 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Crater Lake	805.3	7,938,746,893
442	2010 OPR Lidar: Cottonwood Canyon	151.8	1,377,619,132
443	2010 NWFWMD Lidar: Liberty and Calhoun Counties	1525.9	2,068,638,548
444	2010 NWFWMD Lidar: Leon County	1836.9	2,517,945,713
445	2010 NRCS Lidar: Eastern CT	4583.6	28,554,405,182
446	2010 NOAA/USGS Lidar: Pearl & Hermes Atoll, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands	5.3	2,410,641
447	2010 NOAA/USGS Lidar: Midway Atoll, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Lidar	75.1	19,115,069
448	2010 NOAA/USGS Lidar: Lisianski Island, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands	3.3	5,244,996
449	2010 NOAA/USGS Lidar: Laysan, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands	6.5	7,414,359
450	2010 NOAA/USGS Lidar: Kure Atoll, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands	3.4	4,868,460
451	2010 NOAA/USGS Lidar: French Frigate Shoals, NWHI	<1	166,011
452	2010 NOAA Lidar: San Francisco Bay (CA)	1052.6	2,873,265,645
453	2010 Lidar: Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska	367.8	1,265,447,395
454	2010 Lidar: Coastal Georgia	11681.5	42,200,005,922
455	2010 King County WA Lidar: Cedar River	21.1	242,188,900
456	2010 GLRI Bathymetric Lidar: Lake Superior Coastline (MI,MN,WI)	718.3	44,278,632
457	2010 FEMA Lidar: Ozaukee County (WI)	755.0	1,607,219,431
458	2010 FEMA Lidar: MA & RI	2083.7	5,374,288,509
459	2010 FEMA Lidar: Concord River (MA)	1102.2	2,874,119,882
460	2010 FEMA Lidar: Coastal MA & RI	514.6	708,288,014
461	2010 American Samoa DOC Mobile Lidar: Tutuila, AS	2.4	411,055,342
462	2010 ARRA Lidar: Willacy County (TX)	1339.8	693,133,397
463	2010 ARRA Lidar: Lee County (SC)	1225.0	2,971,810,968
464	2010 ARRA Lidar: Hampton County (SC)	1699.1	5,505,803,793
465	2010 ARRA Lidar: Golden Gate (CA)	2428.3	8,741,364,177
466	2010 ARRA Lidar: Eleven Counties (VA)	6314.9	20,780,052,652
467	2010 ARRA Lidar: Eklutna Glacier (AK)	411.3	222,003,076
468	2010 ARRA Lidar: California Coastal Project - Zone 4	3426.7	9,006,789,613
469	2010 ARRA Lidar: California Coastal Project - Zone 3	1396.5	3,989,605,703
470	2010 ARRA Lidar: Bamberg County (SC)	1194.2	2,586,069,435
471	2010 ARRA Lidar: Atlantic, Ocean, Monmouth (NJ)	4196.3	8,669,009,290
472	2010 ARRA Lidar: Allendale County (SC)	1224.4	3,945,848,375
473	2010 ARRA Lidar: 4 Southeast Counties (MI)	7307.1	8,439,893,008
474	2010 ARC Lidar: Spalding County, GA	641.3	1,074,889,346
475	2010 ARC Lidar: Dekalb County, GA	849.1	1,359,733,082
476	2010 ARC Lidar: Carroll County, GA	1549.2	2,645,827,352
477	2010 - 2011 ARRA Lidar: Nueces County (TX)	2287.0	1,172,950,597
478	2010 - 2011 ARRA Lidar: Calhoun County (TX)	1498.2	709,339,168
479	2009 USGS Lidar: Wayne and Washtenaw Counties, MI	4018.4	20,288,005,186
480	2009 USGS Lidar: Umpqua River (OR)	298.9	3,109,679,448
481	2009 USGS Lidar: North Slope, Alaska	278.4	169,498,109
482	2009 USGS Coastal Lidar: Post-Ida (NC)	157.3	52,100,150
483	2009 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Superior, Apostle Islands	522.3	397,711,195
484	2009 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Isle Royale, MI	810.0	249,156,916
485	2009 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Duluth, MN & Superior, WI	27.0	24,573,133
486	2009 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: California	1118.4	1,835,199,321
487	2009 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Atlantic Coast, FL	550.8	423,371,346
488	2009 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Atlantic Coast (NC, VA)	686.0	468,965,412
489	2009 USACE NCMP Lidar: South Texas	738.4	1,130,526,898
490	2009 USACE NCMP Lidar: Post-Ike & Gustav	2001.2	617,839,906
491	2009 USACE NCMP Bathymetric Lidar: Southern CA	753.5	44,436,879
492	2009 SWFWMD Lidar: Peace River South	23.2	35,260,839
493	2009 SJRWMD Lidar: Orange & Seminole Counties (FL)	834.9	942,748,481
494	2009 SIO March Lidar: Southern CA	160.0	494,201,132
495	2009 SC DNR Lidar: Horry County	3135.4	8,338,479,177
496	2009 SC DNR Lidar: Florence County	2475.2	6,567,020,705
497	2009 SC DNR Lidar: Charleston County	2540.4	6,148,724,881
498	2009 SC DNR Lidar: Berkeley County	3146.9	9,447,683,602
499	2009 PSLC-USGS Lidar: Wenatchee	1120.8	8,386,764,754
500	2009 PSLC Lidar: Snohomish River Estuary	114.6	844,770,604
501	2009 PSLC Lidar: San Juan County	571.1	4,792,402,699
502	2009 PSLC Lidar: Nooksack	144.2	1,391,380,413
503	2009 PSLC Lidar: Lewis County	1303.4	14,550,852,733
504	2009 PSLC Lidar: Douglas	422.7	2,896,108,646
505	2009 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Willamette Valley	8207.9	78,415,211,132
506	2009 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Southwestern Washington	1336.6	14,526,931,401
507	2009 OR DOGAMI Lidar: North Coast	4424.9	44,847,877,480
508	2009 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Medford	966.8	8,741,585,600
509	2009 OPR Lidar: Columbia River	147.1	1,557,540,861
510	2009 OLC Lidar: Malheur River, OR	1058.3	10,456,048,118
511	2009 NYS DEC Lidar: West of Hudson, NY	4997.0	20,032,884,536
512	2009 NJ Statewide Lidar: Salem County (non-CAFRA Area)	740.1	2,602,221,277
513	2009 NJ Statewide Lidar: Mercer County	712.3	3,412,589,742
514	2009 Lidar: Bayfield County, WI	739.7	949,644,192
515	2009 FEMA Lidar: Fort Kent (ME)	594.3	1,187,386,858
516	2009 Alliance for Sustainable Energy Topographic Lidar: Boston & Cambridge (MA)	241.3	698,501,866
517	2009 - 2010 USACE Lidar: Mississippi River Delta Phase II	10727.7	4,991,805,105
518	2009 - 2010 USACE Lidar: Mississippi River Delta Phase 1	25538.0	61,365,207,781
519	2009 - 2011 Topobathy Elevation: Coastal California (2013 merge)	15151.0	20,317,872,740
520	2009 - 2010 PSLC-USGS Lidar: Wenas Valley	595.9	5,804,099,748
521	2009 - 2011 OLC Lidar: Deschutes (OR)	8009.0	87,980,385,678
522	2009 - 2011 CA Coastal Conservancy Lidar: Coastal California	6446.3	18,935,906,268
523	2008 USGS Lidar: Grundy, Kane, McHenry County (IL)	4143.4	5,523,533,583
524	2008 USGS Coastal Lidar: Pearl River Delta (LA,MS)	120.0	18,596,363
525	2008 USGS Coastal Lidar: Assateague Island (MD,VA)	94.5	17,234,748
526	2008 USDA Lidar: Sandy River (OR)	162.2	1,400,219,586
527	2008 USACE Topobathy Lidar: Truckee (NV)	139.7	252,301,760
528	2008 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Superior (MI)	367.1	462,614,962
529	2008 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan (WI)	867.9	299,490,471
530	2008 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan (MI)	1143.0	512,460,235
531	2008 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan (IN)	279.8	88,926,630
532	2008 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan (IL)	345.6	104,783,023
533	2008 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Huron (MI)	406.5	182,879,609
534	2008 USACE Lidar: Atlantic Coast (NC)	16.3	17,419,297
535	2008 SRWMD Lidar: Live Oak (FL)	37.2	224,497,062
536	2008 SIO October Lidar: Southern CA	189.2	415,333,578
537	2008 SIO April Lidar: Southern CA	194.5	419,377,216
538	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Williamsburg County	2550.4	6,055,825,817
539	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Union County	1472.0	3,445,692,209
540	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Orangeburg County	2920.8	6,717,924,619
541	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Newberry County	1707.3	3,961,461,111
542	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Marlboro County	1477.7	3,210,047,650
543	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Marion County	1375.5	3,090,357,683
544	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Laurens County	2007.4	4,693,170,914
545	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Lancaster County	1609.6	3,209,571,444
546	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Greenwood County	1255.8	3,039,721,312
547	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Fairfield County	1951.1	4,304,410,089
548	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Dillon County	1100.2	2,501,637,795
549	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Darlington County	1541.0	3,405,096,282
550	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Clarendon County	1663.8	4,140,997,698
551	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Chesterfield County	2326.3	4,777,667,643
552	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Chester County	1621.5	3,605,860,226
553	2008 SC DNR Lidar: Cherokee County	1067.5	2,305,068,229
554	2008 OR DOGAMI Lidar: South Coast	6673.8	65,101,009,751
555	2008 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Ontario	711.5	4,708,257,134
556	2008 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Lake Billy Chinook	117.7	803,553,049
557	2008 OR DOGAMI Lidar: Camp Creek	859.0	7,549,101,426
558	2008 NYS DEC Lidar: Putnam County	299.0	782,342,658
559	2008 NWFWMD Lidar: Walton County (Eglin AFB)	240.8	867,207,779
560	2008 NWFWMD Lidar: Inland Okaloosa County	2284.8	3,115,847,417
561	2008 NOAA NGS Lidar: NH	97.1	80,505,189
562	2008 NOAA NGS Lidar: NC	2182.6	1,160,652,635
563	2008 NOAA NGS Lidar: Kenai Peninsula (AK)	181.6	143,208,726
564	2008 NJ Statewide Lidar: Somerset County	728.0	2,282,979,920
565	2008 NJ Statewide Lidar: Salem County	309.0	555,762,000
566	2008 NJ Statewide Lidar: Cumberland County	1486.4	3,968,132,838
567	2008 NJ Statewide Lidar: Cape May County	835.4	2,138,844,970
568	2008 Lidar: St. Johns County, FL	1652.4	11,810,146,442
569	2008 Lidar: City of Baltimore, MD	254.0	333,637,530
570	2008 Kenai Watershed Forum Lidar: Kenai Peninsula, AK	11438.7	14,062,398,329
571	2008 FEMA Lidar: South Oneida County (NY)	1560.6	3,009,803,980
572	2008 FEMA Lidar: Erie County (NY)	2947.9	3,723,561,243
573	2008 FEMA Bare Earth Lidar: West Creek, Schoharie County (NY)	59.6	1,799,740
574	2008 FDEM Lidar: Middle Suwannee River (FL)	151.0	1,151,782,430
575	2008 FDEM Lidar: Coastal Pasco County	76.6	219,676,311
576	2007 USGS Lidar: Lake County (FL)	3272.8	7,395,499,969
577	2007 USGS Lidar: Canyon Fire (CA)	91.6	584,682,590
578	2007 USGS Lidar: Augusta-Manchester (ME)	286.0	712,131,296
579	2007 USGS Coastal Lidar: Northern Gulf (LA to FL)	136.9	23,608,385
580	2007 USGS Coastal Lidar: Northeast Barrier Islands	74.6	16,660,488
581	2007 USGS Coastal Lidar: Naval Live Oaks Area (FL)	13.4	2,015,346
582	2007 USFS Lidar: Malheur National Forest - Damon Creek, OR	127.8	988,011,183
583	2007 USFS Lidar: Biscuit Fire	177.1	1,905,392,924
584	2007 USDA Lidar: Sumpter Powder River Mine (OR)	12.9	128,548,482
585	2007 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Pacific Islands (Guam)	573.6	1,845,648,973
586	2007 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Niagara (NY)	190.9	123,297,588
587	2007 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: New England	1384.5	818,200,967
588	2007 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Superior, Apostle Islands (WI)	523.3	69,618,089
589	2007 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Ontario (NY)	663.4	439,400,547
590	2007 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Huron (MI)	416.4	521,658,544
591	2007 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Erie (NY, PA)	381.3	277,240,514
592	2007 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Erie (NY)	268.0	369,861,010
593	2007 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Hawaiian Islands	655.0	1,514,313,058
594	2007 USACE NCMP Topobathy Bare Earth Lidar: Lake Michigan (MI) & Lake Erie (PA)	514.8	1,024,386,476
595	2007 USACE Lidar: US Virgin Islands	1034.9	152,407,872
596	2007 USACE Lidar: Pacific Islands (Saipan)	121.5	456,030,877
597	2007 SWFWMD Lidar: Lake Placid	116.3	144,413,056
598	2007 SWFWMD Lidar: Hillsborough/Little Manatee Districts	1414.7	2,279,451,234
599	2007 SWFWMD Lidar: Hernando District	1232.6	3,041,870,840
600	2007 SRWMD Lidar: Mallory Swamp and R.O. Ranch (FL)	191.7	266,002,478
601	2007 SIO December Lidar: Southern CA	206.0	385,817,011
602	2007 SIO April Lidar: Southern CA	186.9	310,923,037
603	2007 SC DNR Lidar: Dorchester County	1629.4	2,357,120,040
604	2007 SC DNR Lidar: Charleston, Colleton & Jasper Counties	5509.4	7,097,605,059
605	2007 SC DNR Lidar: Anderson County	2304.2	1,297,228,863
606	2007 PSLC Lidar: Eastern WA & River Corridors	861.3	7,043,791,986
607	2007 OPR Lidar: Silver Falls State Park	68.3	574,316,266
608	2007 OPR Lidar: Rogue River, OR	185.2	1,530,346,089
609	2007 NWFWMD Lidar: Northern Jefferson County	1452.6	4,759,764,971
610	2007 NWFWMD Lidar: Jackson County (Jackson Blue)	474.5	409,812,125
611	2007 NWFWMD Lidar: Holmes County	1436.6	1,734,137,942
612	2007 NWFWMD Lidar: Gadsden County	1388.2	1,524,584,004
613	2007 NWFWMD Lidar: Bay, Calhoun, Jackson & Washington Counties	1945.2	6,337,416,404
614	2007 NWFWMD Lidar: 5 Counties	4226.2	5,037,403,661
615	2007 NOAA Bathymetry: Mississippi Sound H11618	126.0	33,965
616	2007 NOAA Bathymetry: Mississippi Sound H11617	116.3	299,339
617	2007 Lidar: City of Newport News, VA	161.1	944,139,410
618	2007 FEMA Lidar: Niagara County (NY)	1807.4	2,771,792,897
619	2007 FEMA Lidar: Gloucester County (NJ)	914.3	1,522,259,706
620	2007 FDEM Lidar: Wakulla	1809.7	9,215,841,065
621	2007 FDEM Lidar: Taylor County	1610.4	6,371,346,367
622	2007 FDEM Lidar: Southwest Florida	10589.7	33,146,677,198
623	2007 FDEM Lidar: South Florida Blocks	7944.1	29,877,357,118
624	2007 FDEM Lidar: Nassau County	1117.0	9,259,292,429
625	2007 FDEM Lidar: Levy County	1702.4	5,726,969,085
626	2007 FDEM Lidar: Indian River County	660.9	1,804,367,703
627	2007 FDEM Lidar: Herbert Hoover Dike	7091.7	6,422,169,927
628	2007 FDEM Lidar: Gulf County	1687.1	8,272,038,226
629	2007 FDEM Lidar: Franklin County	1820.6	7,865,230,193
630	2007 FDEM Lidar: Duval County	2430.5	5,276,338,808
631	2007 FDEM Lidar: Dixie County	1448.7	5,251,460,294
632	2007 FDEM Lidar: Coastal Okaloosa County	420.6	1,570,479,184
633	2007 FDEM Lidar: Coastal Jefferson County	481.7	2,899,693,117
634	2007 FDEM Lidar: Clay & Putnam Counties	1091.9	6,312,727,189
635	2007 FDEM Lidar: Brevard County	2504.8	13,172,747,775
636	2007 FDEM Lidar: Bay County	2499.5	7,285,263,832
637	2007 DNREC Lidar: Kent & New Castle Counties	3132.9	3,985,744,152
638	2007 CDWR Lidar: San Joaquin River Delta (CA)	4148.9	5,679,665,599
639	2007 BLM Lidar: Panther Creek (Leaf-On), OR	25.2	284,351,090
640	2007 BLM Lidar: Panther Creek (Leaf-Off), OR	25.2	307,465,989
641	2007 ARRA Lidar: Lake County (IL)	1251.8	1,591,484,644
642	2006 USGS Lidar: Alameda County (CA)	2248.0	3,696,625,121
643	2006 USGS Coastal Lidar: Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve	92.1	7,777,359
644	2006 USGS Bare Earth Lidar: North Puget Sound, WA	5080.3	1,636,513,261
645	2006 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Post-Wilma (FL)	414.6	173,561,255
646	2006 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Panama City Beach (FL)	64.7	110,308,841
647	2006 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan (IN), Lake Erie (OH,PA), Lake Huron (MI)	671.8	1,264,147,955
648	2006 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Atlantic Coast (FL,GA,SC)	887.1	318,832,052
649	2006 URS Bare Earth Lidar: Shawsheen River, MA	172.9	30,743,404
650	2006 TWDB Lidar: Victoria County	2305.8	2,863,308,364
651	2006 TWDB Lidar: San Patricio County	2320.3	1,497,903,095
652	2006 TWDB Lidar: Orange County	1121.2	1,434,148,900
653	2006 TWDB Lidar: Matagorda County	3695.0	2,444,174,343
654	2006 TWDB Lidar: Jefferson County	2862.2	2,027,213,822
655	2006 TWDB Lidar: Jackson County	2411.6	1,393,053,583
656	2006 TWDB Lidar: Galveston County	1191.5	786,522,262
657	2006 TWDB Lidar: Chambers County	2051.5	1,998,052,479
658	2006 TWDB Lidar: Calhoun County	2254.1	2,326,813,194
659	2006 TWDB Lidar: Brazoria County	4011.3	2,642,424,288
660	2006 TWDB Lidar: Aransas & Refugio Counties	3671.5	2,286,519,472
661	2006 Santa Clara Water District Lidar: Santa Clara County (CA)	3651.2	4,385,326,550
662	2006 SWFWMD Lidar: Upper Myakka District	756.3	1,241,280,942
663	2006 SWFWMD Lidar: Rutland Ranch District	45.8	68,490,082
664	2006 SWFWMD Lidar: North District	3140.4	7,590,706,892
665	2006 SIO October Lidar: Southern CA	141.4	326,841,647
666	2006 SIO March Lidar: Long Beach to US/Mexico Border, CA	174.8	384,533,960
667	2006 SC DNR Lidar: Aiken County	3103.1	1,690,539,085
668	2006 PSLC Lidar: Lewis County	1027.8	3,516,144,835
669	2006 OSIP Lidar: Upland Counties, OH	37579.7	9,470,524,211
670	2006 OSIP Lidar: Lake Erie Coastal Counties, OH	9474.4	2,338,557,196
671	2006 Navy Lidar: CNMI (Rota, Tinian, Saipan)	110.0	179,582,847
672	2006 NWFWMD Lidar: Escambia, Santa Rosa, & Walton Counties	8354.2	13,335,847,603
673	2006 NOAA Bathymetric Lidar: Puerto Rico	895.2	35,554,649
674	2006 NJ Statewide Lidar: Middlesex County	851.3	1,165,336,745
675	2006 NJ Statewide Lidar: Hunterdon County	1230.3	332,533,632
676	2006 NJ Statewide Lidar: Highlands Area	4623.9	3,494,265,926
677	2006 MDEQ-FEMA Lidar: Hinds County	2283.3	373,357,152
678	2006 MDEQ Lidar: Camp Shelby	5758.9	1,864,329,222
679	2006 MD DNR Lidar: Kent, Queen Annes & Caroline Counties	2044.0	879,164,705
680	2006 Lidar: Volusia County, FL	3494.0	3,104,844,177
681	2006 Lidar: Fulton County, GA	1806.3	1,131,819,417
682	2006 FEMA Lidar: Nueces County (TX)	1887.5	815,597,213
683	2006 FEMA Lidar: Hawaiian Islands	1498.2	2,439,644,270
684	2006 FEMA Lidar: Cumberland & York Counties (ME)	1505.7	1,893,510,688
685	2006 FEMA Lidar: Connecticut Coastal	498.8	1,029,192,530
686	2006 FEMA Lidar: Coastal Rhode Island	119.1	208,904,654
687	2006 FEMA Bare Earth Lidar: Bristol & Plymouth Counties, MA	366.5	61,908,646
688	2006 - 2008 PAMAP Lidar: Statewide (South)	59887.1	32,642,281,302
689	2006 - 2008 PAMAP Lidar: Statewide (North)	61528.2	38,524,363,577
690	2005 USFS Lidar: Yaquina, OR	106.7	1,032,927,631
691	2005 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Post-Katrina (LA to FL)	1243.6	1,417,826,974
692	2005 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Post-Dennis (FL)	302.9	473,354,936
693	2005 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Atlantic Coast (NY to VA)	760.9	1,064,573,071
694	2005 USACE Lidar: Post-Katrina Lidar (AL,MS)	2614.1	2,447,306,684
695	2005 USACE Lidar: Post-Katrina Levees (LA)	37.5	32,546,549
696	2005 TWDB Lidar: Northern Cameron & Willacy Counties	3627.4	11,544,718,692
697	2005 SWFWMD Lidar: Weeki Wachee	32.6	34,138,463
698	2005 SWFWMD Lidar: Polk District	4245.5	3,596,266,533
699	2005 SWFWMD Lidar: Peace River South District	4738.0	3,472,937,841
700	2005 SWFWMD Lidar: Manatee District	321.3	214,674,669
701	2005 SWFWMD Lidar: Little Manatee District	135.0	92,493,643
702	2005 SWFWMD Lidar: Braden River	210.2	60,279,517
703	2005 SJRWMD Lidar: Western Seminole County (FL)	454.1	231,821,128
704	2005 SIO October Lidar: Long Beach to US/Mexico Border, CA	99.5	506,777,561
705	2005 SIO April Lidar: Long Beach to US/Mexico Border, CA	172.0	405,168,919
706	2005 PSLC Lidar: Yakima	895.9	1,171,247,391
707	2005 PSLC Lidar: Olympic Peninsula	368.2	646,391,887
708	2005 PSLC Lidar: North Puget Sound Lowlands	1197.2	2,424,977,565
709	2005 PSLC Lidar: Lower Columbia River	2750.9	3,858,564,768
710	2005 PSLC Lidar: Lewis County	370.9	673,749,157
711	2005 PSLC Bare Earth Lidar: Lynnwood, WA	38.4	19,926,862
712	2005 NSF Lidar: Plum Island, MA	146.6	245,171,379
713	2005 NOAA Lidar: Oahu & Maui (HI)	230.4	132,206,850
714	2005 NCFMP Lidar: NC Statewide Phase 3	17960.6	4,042,195,588
715	2005 MDEQ Lidar: Jackson & Hancock Counties, MS	3375.5	512,728,514
716	2005 MD DNR Lidar: Cecil County	1150.5	698,156,132
717	2005 HI Office of Planning Lidar: Kilauea Crater	33.4	90,072,267
718	2005 FEMA Bare Earth Lidar: Ulster (NY)	1463.5	155,348,886
719	2005 DNREC Lidar: Sussex County	2678.0	314,571,060
720	2005 AK DGGS Lidar: Unalakleet	7.9	17,999,894
721	2004 USGS Lidar: San Francisco Bay (CA)	336.0	248,435,137
722	2004 USGS Coastal Lidar: Post-Charlie (FL)	64.7	15,309,943
723	2004 USGS Coastal Lidar: Northern Gulf Post-Ivan (AL,FL,MS)	123.0	37,246,740
724	2004 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Post-Ivan (FL)	864.7	439,700,692
725	2004 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Gulf (AL,FL,MS) & Altantic Coast (NC)	2427.0	2,141,624,093
726	2004 USACE Lidar: Puerto Rico	5768.3	754,194,482
727	2004 SWFWMD Lidar: Sarasota District	1860.8	450,161,150
728	2004 SWFWMD Lidar: Pasco District	2121.0	530,781,104
729	2004 SWFWMD Lidar: Pasco County - Classified	241.6	104,591,116
730	2004 SWFWMD Lidar: Lake Hancock District	550.7	55,817,799
731	2004 SWFWMD Lidar: Citrus County BE	354.9	26,320,785
732	2004 SIO Sept Lidar: Long Beach to US/Mexico Border, CA	151.3	480,153,788
733	2004 SIO April Lidar: Dana Point to Point La Jolla, CA	60.7	179,070,690
734	2004 PSLC Lidar: Portland (OR)	309.4	268,312,017
735	2004 PSLC Bare Earth Lidar: Pierce County, WA	2107.7	713,055,569
736	2004 NOAA NGS Lidar: Elkhorn Slough (CA)	53.2	46,102,880
737	2004 NOAA NGS Lidar: AK Coastline	831.5	357,653,887
738	2004 NOAA Lidar: Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron (MI)	374.4	195,227,194
739	2004 NOAA Lidar: ME Coastline	238.0	115,901,984
740	2004 MDEQ Lidar: Harrison County, MS	1524.7	141,199,007
741	2004 MD DNR Lidar: Anne Arundel, Charles, Howard & St. Marys Counties	4580.2	2,532,922,961
742	2004 Lidar: St. Johns County, FL	1667.9	16,286,940
743	2004 Lidar: Connecticut Coastline	300.9	781,856,303
744	2004 Klamath Basin Rangeland Trust Lidar: Wood River, OR	252.0	905,065,812
745	2004 FEMA Lidar: Portions of Burlington & Camden Counties (NJ)	2913.7	3,637,224,805
746	2004 FEMA Lidar: Hampden County (MA)	359.9	125,298,989
747	2004 FEMA Lidar: Connecticut River	324.9	87,336,205
748	2004 FEMA Lidar: Blackstone (MA & RI)	704.9	146,439,132
749	2004 FDEM Lidar: Flagler County	342.2	334,091,829
750	2004 - 2005 Lidar: MS Merged	2902.8	292,968,024
751	2003 USGS Coastal Lidar: US Virgin Islands	118.7	31,201,323
752	2003 USACE Lidar: Pearl River County (MS)	2186.8	645,592,854
753	2003 SWFWMD Lidar: Marion County	4404.4	4,639,755,372
754	2003 SIO October Lidar: Newport Beach to US/Mexico Border, CA	86.4	145,815,370
755	2003 SIO March Lidar: Dana Point to Point La Jolla, CA	76.8	121,729,468
756	2003 PSLC Lidar: Yakima County	189.3	240,449,876
757	2003 PSLC Lidar: Snohomish County	415.3	424,813,255
758	2003 PSLC Lidar: Lewis County	246.9	370,064,770
759	2003 NOAA Lidar: Oahu Coastline (HI)	155.0	68,611,108
760	2003 NCFMP Lidar: NC Statewide Phase 2	39019.6	3,134,946,526
761	2003 MD DNR Lidar: Dorchester, Somerset, Talbot & Wicomico Counties	5431.5	1,756,376,693
762	2002 University of TX Lidar: Post-Fay Survey	61.8	157,723,256
763	2002 SIO Sept Lidar: Dana Point to Point La Jolla, CA	76.1	165,453,869
764	2002 SIO May Lidar: Dana Point to Point La Jolla, CA	63.3	119,714,091
765	2002 SIO December Lidar: Dana Point to Point La Jolla, CA	58.0	116,975,074
766	2002 PSLC Lidar: Puget Sound Lowlands	5970.2	5,452,596,584
767	2002 NOAA Lidar: Willapa Bay Mudflat, WA	583.7	137,478,959
768	2002 NASA/USGS Lidar: Pacific Coast Shoreline (CA,OR,WA)	1393.3	261,233,015
769	2002 NASA/USGS ATM Lidar: Virginia Maryland	129.2	3,568,077
770	2002 NASA/USGS ATM Lidar: Louisiana Texas	361.0	9,864,996
771	2002 NASA/USGS ATM Lidar: Florida	32.4	17,865,649
772	2002 MD DNR Lidar: Worcester County	1233.1	281,790,999
773	2001 USGS Coastal Lidar: Gulf of Mexico (TX to FL)	502.0	136,078,036
774	2001 USACE NCMP Bathymetric Lidar: Hawaii	138.7	22,922,419
775	2001 USACE LRE Topobathy Lidar: Lake Ontario (NY)	285.4	10,991,678
776	2001 SRWMD Bare Earth Lidar: Alachua (FL)	2474.5	138,353,604
777	2001 PSLC Lidar: Island & Jefferson Counties	731.3	866,136,366
778	2001 PSLC Lidar: Clallam County	1353.9	984,820,389
779	2001 NASA/USGS ATM Lidar: Virginia Maryland	270.0	3,315,168
780	2001 HCFCD Lidar: Harris County	5369.9	4,622,786,640
781	2000 USACE NCMP Bathymetric Lidar: Hawaii	315.8	19,885,798
782	2000 PSLC Lidar: Kitsap Peninsula	2988.3	2,841,817,515
783	2000 NASA/USGS Fall ATM Lidar: East Coast (VA to ME)	1242.0	259,839,646
784	2000 NASA/USGS ATM Lidar: Puerto Rico	830.3	29,365,388
785	2000 NASA/USGS ATM Lidar: North Carolina	965.6	27,147,914
786	2000 NASA/NOAA/USGS Summer ATM Lidar: East Coast (SC, NC)	475.1	129,979,402
787	2000 Lidar: Cayuga County, NY	1921.8	121,406,276
788	1999 USACE NCMP Bathymetric Lidar: Hawaii	554.9	11,760,454
789	1999 NASA/NOAA/USGS ATM Lidar: Gulf Coast (TX)	109.7	18,578,005
790	1999 NASA/NOAA/USGS ATM Lidar: East Coast, Post Hurricane Floyd (SC, NC, VA, MD, DE)	402.6	94,621,472
791	1999 NASA/NOAA/USGS ATM Lidar: East Coast, Post Hurricane Dennis (NC, VA, MD)	181.3	77,347,723
792	1999 NASA/NOAA/USGS ATM Lidar: East Coast (FL, GA, SC, NC, NY)	760.6	172,845,743
793	1998 NASA/NOAA/USGS Winter ATM Lidar: East Coast (DE, MD, VA)	101.8	31,535,403
794	1998 NASA/NOAA/USGS Spring ATM Lidar: East Coast (MD, VA)	46.9	12,736,431
795	1998 NASA/NOAA/USGS Fall ATM Lidar: East Coast (SC, NC, VA)	475.0	118,978,425
796	1998 NASA/NOAA/USGS ATM Lidar: West Coast, Post-El Nino (CA, OR, WA)	1349.5	310,194,978
797	1998 NASA/NOAA/USGS ATM Lidar: Lake Erie (OH, PA) & East Coast (MA, MD, NY, VA)	427.1	84,329,979
798	1998 NASA/NOAA/USGS ATM Lidar: Gulf Coast (LA, MS, AL, FL)	753.5	152,963,273
799	1998 Lidar: Harrisburg Airport, PA	87.2	20,903,239
800	1997 NASA/NOAA/USGS ATM Lidar: East Coast (SC to DE)	919.7	319,539,609
801	1997 Lidar: Sacramento Inland Floodplain, CA	583.6	28,353,826
802	1996 NASA/NOAA ATM Lidar: East Coast (SC to DE)	375.5	35,127,417
803	2019 WA DNR Lidar: San Juan County, WA	526.5	10,626,550,488
804	2018 WA DNR Topobathy Lidar: Tacoma Water Service Area - Green River, WA	51.5	2,274,014,083
805	2018 WA DNR Lidar: Yakima Basin North, WA	914.2	19,766,373,978
806	2018 WA DNR Lidar: Green River Watershed, WA	610.1	26,445,471,895
807	2018 USFS Lidar: Tieton Basin, WA	1192.2	23,833,514,729
808	2018 USFS Lidar: Methow Basin, WA	1793.1	32,932,415,725
809	2018 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Huron, MI	371.5	2,478,115,158
810	2018 Town of Nantucket Lidar: Nantucket Island, MA	218.1	1,790,055,195
811	2018 AK DGGS Lidar: Turnagain Pass, AK	182.8	914,984,572
812	2018 AK DGGS Lidar: Sitka, Alaska	184.6	6,684,680,985
813	2017 WA DNR Lidar: Tacoma Water Service Area - Green River, WA	454.7	8,472,320,415
814	2017 USFS Lidar: Entiat Upper, WA	234.2	4,322,782,117
815	2017 USDA Forest Service Lidar: Olympic National Forest, WA	599.5	15,673,943,881
816	2013 UAF/GINA Lidar: Arctic Coastal Plain, AK	421.3	6,546,748,462
817	2011 FEMA Lidar: Cordova, Alaska	9.1	13,759,614
818	2009 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Panama City Beach, FL	39.1	64,574,979
819	2009 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Matanzas Inlet, FL	5.8	5,245,004
820	2009 - 2013 IOT Lidar: Maumee River Basin Counties	6689.7	9,667,633,786
821	2011 MN DNR Lidar: Twin Cities Metro, MN	19712.3	26,800,647,082
822	2011 MN DNR Lidar: Twin Cities Metro (Minneapolis/St. Paul & Maple Grove), MN	949.6	9,962,233,326
823	2008 MN DNR Lidar: Southeast Minnesota	12996.0	12,240,745,558
824	2022 Indiana DNR Lidar: Indiana Coastline	271.0	4,415,691,680
825	2020 USFS Lidar: Wallowa-Whitman National Forest	1533.5	43,881,828,708
826	2020 USACE NCMP Post Zeta Topobathy Lidar: Gulf Coast, MS	73.8	517,512,714
827	2015 USFS Lidar: Colville National Forest, WA	1920.6	36,285,640,164
828	2012 USFS Lidar: Colville National Forest	1191.8	4,692,388,679
829	2008 USFS Lidar: Sherman Pass	425.5	3,767,993,261
830	2020 USFS Lidar: Sycan Marsh	473.8	9,429,141,112
831	2016 USFS Lidar: Wedge - Colville National Forest, WA	252.2	4,386,464,888
832	2010 USFS Lidar: Klamath NF, OR	2791.5	26,586,959,866
833	2018 USFS Lidar: National Forest Locations (WA, OR)	2701.1	75,308,027,428
834	2017 USFS Lidar: Gifford Pinchot National Forest, OR	3286.8	60,296,744,160
835	2017 WRCD USFS Lidar: Upper Wenatchee, WA	336.9	6,248,414,064
836	2017 USFS Lidar: Swauk Pine, WA	29.3	498,758,703
837	2007 Oregon Trout Lidar: Lower Salmon River, OR	6.5	78,968,190
838	2017 USFS Lidar: Diamond Lake, OR	836.6	14,267,592,650
839	2022 DC OCTO Lidar: Washington, DC	210.6	1,620,111,947
840	2020 SEWRPC Lidar: Milwaukee County, WI	645.2	38,761,408,453
841	2015 PA DEP Lidar: Lake Erie Watershed, PA	1514.3	8,093,262,853
842	2022 City of Philadelphia Lidar: Philadelphia, PA	551.9	17,144,434,854
843	2022 USACE USGS Topobathy Lidar: East Coast (NY, NJ)	304.6	1,482,200,026
844	2019 USGS Topobathy Lidar: Potomac River, MD	104.9	2,777,661,519
845	2018 ILHMP Lidar: Boone and Winnebago Counties, IL	2185.5	16,745,812,842
846	2017 USGS Topobathy Lidar: Everglades National Park, FL	3325.0	87,212,262,093
847	2019 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan, MI	2198.4	23,769,231,283
848	2018 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Niagara River, NY	119.4	1,246,770,768
849	2018 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Erie (NY, OH, PA)	435.5	3,539,255,640
850	2019 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Huron, MI	1651.6	15,587,998,430
851	2020 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Michigan (IL, IN, MI, WI)	1748.8	13,219,911,595
852	2012 NGA 133 Cities Lidar: Milwaukee, WI	1316.1	3,693,300,189
853	2012 NGA 133 Cities Lidar: Grand Rapids, MI	808.4	2,445,510,766
854	2011 NGA 133 Cities Lidar: Chicago, IL	2387.4	4,386,013,326
855	2020 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake St. Clair, MI	205.2	1,557,875,330
856	2020 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Lake Erie (MI,OH)	379.2	3,624,764,529
857	2010 FEMA Lidar: Racine County, WI	889.0	665,974,012
858	2014 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Post-Sandy (SC to NY)	8473.1	246,043,852,422
859	1997 NASA/NOAA/USGS ATM Lidar: West Coast, Pre-El Nino (CA, OR, WA)	754.6	85,102,012
860	2018 USGS Lidar: Upper Middle Neck, VA	10443.5	48,364,931,961
861	2017 USGS Lidar: Forest County, WI	2732.8	17,460,671,513
862	2015 WROC Lidar: Burnett County, WI	2352.0	6,156,547,602
863	2015 NRCS Lidar: Saginaw, MI	2143.6	9,714,108,392
864	2008 Lincoln Lidar: Lincoln County, WI	2663.0	6,379,419,299
865	2022 USACE NCMP Topobathy Lidar: Gulf Coast (FL)	879.9	6,998,282,919
866	2022 USACE FEMA Post Nicole Topobathy Lidar: Florida	101.1	600,410,256
867	2022 USACE FEMA Post Ian Topobathy Lidar: Florida	594.5	6,986,684,337
868	2022 USACE Stamp Sands Topobathy Lidar: Lake Superior, MI	62.3	687,969,523
869	2023 AK DGGS Lidar: Wrangell Island, AK	574.1	34,859,774,698
870	2022 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Tutuila, American Samoa	517.8	21,648,400,142
871	2022 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Tau, American Samoa	64.9	3,054,962,206
872	2022 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Swains Island, American Samoa	14.1	277,456,402
873	2022 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Rose Atoll, American Samoa	17.9	390,419,080
874	2022 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Ofu and Olesega, American Samoa	72.1	3,114,550,250
875	2022 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Faleasao, American Samoa	8.0	146,743,348
876	2022 USF Topobathymetric Lidar: Tampa Bay, FL	240.0	2,502,172,159
877	2022 NOAA Topobathy Lidar: Morro Bay, CA	17.3	719,330,245
878	2022 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Indian River Lagoon, FL	2015.1	34,646,505,489
879	2022 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Chatham Bay to Monomoy Point, MA	462.6	22,981,558,226
880	2021 NOAA NGS Topobathy Lidar: Southern Tampa Bay, Florida	746.8

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