Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Maps

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The U.S. Geological Survey's Nonindigenous Aquatic Species (USGS/NAS) Program provides real-time distribution maps for more than 1600 species. Perform a query of interest and the resulting species list will have links to fact sheets, collection data, and distribution maps within the United States. The distribution maps are interactive. The user can zoom in/out and turn on various data layers. They can also identify data points in the map.

Maps of Fish and Other Aquatic Species

Distribution of the zebra mussel (Dreissenia polymorpha) in 2004. Map: National Atlas; Data: USGS/NAS
Distribution of the zebra mussel (Dreissenia polymorpha) in 2004. Map: National Atlas; Data: USGS/NAS

Follow the links below to find information for your species or area of interest or search by a key word.

Here are a couple of sites to get you started!
Resources on Maps of Fish and Other Aquatic Species
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CollapseACE Basin - South Carolina Spray Sites in ACE Basin [07ACEBasinPhrag.kmz](KMZ, 36.91 KB)
Description: A KMZ file for visualization of spray locations for control of the invasive aquatic weed, "common reed" (Phragmites australis), in the ACE basin.
Resource Type: Internet Map Services
Resource Format: URL
Publisher: South Carolina Department of Natural Resource (SCDNR)
ExpandAdirondack Park Aquatic Invasive Plant Locations
ExpandAquatic and Wetland Plants and Invasive Plants: Particulars and Photographs
ExpandBiodiversity Maps of Fishes in California
ExpandCalifornia Weed Mapping Handbook
ExpandColocasia esculenta (L.) Schott ( Coco yam )
ExpandDistribution maps of fishes in California
ExpandExotic Plant Information Center ( EPIC )
ExpandFWS Emergency Stabilization and Burned Area Rehabilitation (ES and R)
ExpandFWS Emergency Stabilization and Burned Area Rehabilitation (ES&R) (KMZ, 59.32 KB)
ExpandGalveston Bay Estuary Program
ExpandGreat Lakes Invasive Plant Image Library
ExpandHuman Conflicts with Wildlife: Economic Considerations. Proceedings of the Third NWRC Special Symposium.
ExpandIntroduced Applesnails
ExpandIntroduced Species Summary Project
ExpandInvasive Plant Mapping Across the Southeastern United States - List of Invasive Plants of the Southeast
ExpandInvasive Plants of the Eastern United States: Identification and Control
ExpandInvasive Species Mapping in Michigan Data Downloads for Round Goby, Ruffe, Purple Loosestrife, Sea Lamprey, Zebra Mussel, Quagga Mussel, Spiny Waterflea, and Eurasian Watermilfoil
ExpandInvasive Species Mapping in Michigan Time Series Map Sea Lamprey, Ruffe, Round Goby, and Zebra Mussel
ExpandJocassee Journal: Information and News about the Jocassee Gorges Spring/Summer 2008 (PDF, 16 pp., 3.59 MB)
ExpandMeeting the Challenge: Invasive Plants in Pacific Northwest Ecosystems
ExpandMyocastor coypus Distribution in the United States
ExpandMyocastor coypus, Nutria
ExpandNational Wildlife Refuge Volunteer Weed Mapping Manual Manual
ExpandNonindigenous Aquatic Species (NAS) Program
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ExpandNonindigenous Aquatic Species Vertebrates/Invertebrates/Plants
ExpandNonindigenous Aquatic Species: Lionfish Sightings Distribution
ExpandNonindigenous Fishes of Florida With a Focus on South Florida
ExpandNonindigenous Mollusk Distribution Information
ExpandPlant Invaders of Mid-Atlantic Natural Areas
ExpandPlant Invaders of Mid-Atlantic Natural Areas - Garlic Mustard (Alliaria petiolata)
ExpandPLANTS Profile: Schinus terebinthifolius Raddi (Brazilian peppertree)
ExpandPLANTS Profile: Solanum carolinense L. ( Carolina horsenettle )
ExpandPomacea bridgesii, Spiketop Applesnail
ExpandPomacea canaliculata, Channeled Applesnail
ExpandPomacea haustrum, Titan Applesnail
ExpandPomacea paludosa, Florida Applesnail
ExpandPotamopyrgus antipodarum Distribution in the United States
ExpandPotamopyrgus antipodarum, New Zealand Mudsnail
ExpandSAMAB Appalachian Volunteer Environmental Monitoring Program (SAVEM) Map Maker
ExpandStatic Map Graphic of Known Locations of Invasive Aquatic Plants in Maine - March 2005
ExpandStatic Map Graphic of Known Locations of Invasive Aquatic Plants in Maine - March 2007
ExpandUnited States Geological Survey ( USGS )
ExpandUsing Spatial Information Technologies for Mapping Four Invasive Weeds in the Rio Grande River System of Texas
ExpandUsing Spatial Information Technologies to Distinguish and Map Invasive Aquatic Weeds
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