Cumberland County Topographic Maps (Maine)

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Soil and Water Conservation offices in Cumberland County, Maine provide information on conservation and management for natural resources. As part of these efforts, they develop, implement, and enforce policies to protect natural resources. Soil and Water Conservation offices maintain topographic maps in order to monitor erosion, ground and surface water, stormwater runoff, irrigation, flood zones, and water management practices. These Cumberland County topography maps may be available to the public on Soil and Water Conservation websites.

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Archives in Cumberland County, Maine collect and preserve documents and other records that hold historic value. Most archives also contain Cumberland County topographic maps, which show topography, soil composition, elevations, and geographic place names. The maps may also include aerial photos and shaded relief images. In addition, archives typically have historical in Cumberland County topography maps, including USGS maps and GIS maps. These Cumberland Countym aps may be available online through the Archive's website.

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Assessors in Cumberland County, Maine are responsible for determining the value of taxable property within a county or local area. These property value assessments are used to levy property taxes. In addition to property values, Assessors maintain detailed Cumberland County maps that show parcel boundaries and buildings, including topographic maps. These Cumberland County topography maps show elevations, shorelines, place names, and geographic features. They may also include information related to natural disasters such as floods or earthquakes. Assessors may make topographic maps available on their websites.

Clerks in Cumberland County, Maine maintain public records for a county or local government, which includes a range of types of documents. As part of their duties, Clerks maintain detailed local maps, including Cumberland County topographic maps. These maps show elevations, place names, rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water, and may include zoning information related to flood zones or earthquake hazards. Cumberland County Clerks may also hold historic topographic maps, including USGS maps and GIS maps. These maps are often available online at the Clerk's website.