New Service Offered by The Pond and Lake Connection
As a partner of The Mapping Network, The Pond & Lake Connection now offers state of the art mapping services for aquatic resources. The Pond and Lake Connection is The Mapping Network's provider in the northeast. As part of our services, we offer state of the art mapping services for ponds and lakes. Our lake and land mapping services and products are second to none and provide golf course superintendents, property owners and managers with the most accurate information available on the market.
Pond and Lake Mapping Cost effective management of a lake or pond requires a thorough understanding of the aquatic resource. It is critical to know the exact acreage, depths and water volume of a lake to make the right management decisions, including fish species selection, stocking densities, habitat placement, algae and aquatic weed control, and lake dredging requirements. Our 3D map of your pond or lake will provide the information needed for optimal enhancement, maintenance and enjoyment.
In addition to our primary pond and lake mapping services (i.e., the contour and 3D formats), we also offer comprehensive and detailed mapping of bottom sediment. The sediment map, which illustrates site-specific sediment depths and volumes, can be used to construct accurate lake dredging plans.
For specialized needs, we can also map various features of the resource. These may include, but not limited to, aquatic vegetation beds, wetlands, streams, irrigation canals, inlet and outlet features, dam facilities, habitat structures, boat ramps and fishing piers. These features can be added to each type of map, depending upon the client's needs.
Our specialized lake mapping service provides the detailed, accurate information landowners and property managers need to maximize their lakes' potential. Clients can choose to receive various formats of maps, including high quality printed maps and large wall maps. Using highly specialized equipment, our certified technicians collect data in the field, which are then analyzed and processed by professional GIS specialists; using the best available printing equipment and media.
For additional information about lake mapping, please visit our Lake Mapping page.
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