Integrated Water Management in Southwestern Pennsylvania

Purpose of This Map

This map is intended to create increased awareness of water-related organizations in the southwestern Pennsylvania region to support enhanced inter-organizational collaboration. 

How to Use This Map

• Layers can be turned on and off by clicking on the arrow in the upper left corner of the map, then checking and unchecking the box next to the layer you wish to hide or view
• Comprehensive tables with all data for each layer can be viewed by navigating to  https://arcg.is/084Oq4 , clicking on the “Content” tab in the upper left corner of the page, then hovering your mouse over the layer whose data you would like to use. Then click the icon which looks like a small table, and the data you would like to view will become visible at the bottom of the map
• Information for each section or pushpin on the map can be viewed by clicking on the desired area or pushpin. Sometimes this will reveal more than one layer in the area, which can be viewed by clicking on the small arrow in the upper right corner of the pop-up window
• Be patient; the map may take a few seconds to load

Ensuring the Accuracy of this Map

This is a living map and as such, if you notice any errors, missing or incorrect information, or other issues, please contact Corey Wills at cwills1@sas.upenn.edu.

Acknowledgements

This map has been created by the Water Center at the University of Pennsylvania as part of our Heinz Endowment funded initiative to work with southwestern Pennsylvania stakeholders on developing a roadmap for improved collaborative water resource management in the region.  

We would like to acknowledge the creators of certain map layers:

• The Pennsylvania Organization of Watersheds and Rivers (POWR) for sharing their community watershed action area layer and regional partners layer
• The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for making their water utilities layer and public water utility service area layer publicly accessible

We would also like to thank Three Rivers QUEST for temporarily hosting this map on our behalf.