vector digital data None None Microsoft Windows Vista Version 6.1 (Build 7601) Service Pack 1; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.3.1.1850 Vector String 18979 State Lines Outlines the states of Oregon and Washington. OR/WA BLM type Distinction between a jurisdictional (statute) line and cartographic (geographic feature) line. That is, a distinction between the extent of a county's legal authority and the reach of a county's terra firma (solid ground). BLM 1 Jurisdiction. OR: The County jurisdictional boundary where it is coincidental with a State or hydrologic boundary is defined as a combination of the surveyed boundaries between Oregon, California, Nevada, and Idaho; the State Seaward Boundary; the line in the Columbia River determined by the Oregon-Washington Columbia River Boundary Compact; and the middle of the main channel of the Snake River. WA: The County jurisdictional boundary where it is coincidental with a State or hydrologic boundary is defined as a combination of the surveyed boundaries of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho; the surveyed International Boundary between the United States and Canada; the middle of the main channel of the Snake River to the mouth of the Clearwater River; the agreed-upon boundary between the United States and Canada in the waters between Vancouver Island and the mainland of Washington; and the State Seaward Boundary. BLM 2 Cartographic: western boundary will cut across bays and estuaries, etc., from bank to bank. OR: The County cartographic boundary where it is coincidental with a State or hydrologic boundary is defined as a combination of the surveyed boundaries between Oregon, California, Nevada, and Idaho; and the shoreline of the Pacific Ocean, Columbia and Snake Rivers, including the surveyed islands within the State jurisdictional boundary. WA: The County cartographic boundary where it is coincidental with a State or hydrologic boundary is defined as a combination of the surveyed boundaries between Washington, Oregon, and Idaho; the surveyed International Boundary between the United States and Canada; and the shorelines of the Pacific Ocean, Puget Sound, Straits of Juan de Fuca, and of those islands in the waters between Vancouver Island and the mainland of Washington south of the International Boundary between the U.S. And Canada. BLM 3 Line segment is both jurisdictional and cartographic. BLM 0 Unknown BLM objectid Internal feature number. ESRI Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. feature Type of land feature BLM 0 Water 1 Islands in rivers BLM 2 Islands in the ocean BLM 3 Mainland reliability Reliability of the source of the line. Describes the accuracy of the line's position. BLM 1 1 foot or less BLM 2 3 feet or less BLM 3 10 feet or less BLM 4 40 feet or less (supports USGS and USFS data with a cutoff at the National Map Accuracy Standard for 7.5 minute maps) BLM 5 100 feet or less BLM 6 200 feet or less (supports USGS data when PLSS lines are depicted by dashed lines) BLM 7 over 200 feet (supports USGS data when PLSS lines are not depicted) BLM 8 Over 300 feet BLM source The source used to locate the line. BLM BLM BLM-generated lines BLM CFF USFS Cartographic Feature File BLM DLG USGS Digital Line Graph BLM DRG USGS Digital Raster Graphic BLM GCDB BLM Geographic Coordinate Data Base BLM IBC MMS BLM shape Feature geometry. ESRI Coordinates defining the features. SHAPE.LEN See access and use constraints information. SDE Feature Class 20090820 FGDC Content Standard for Digital Geospatial Metadata FGDC-STD-001-1998 local time