Coverage · WDR

Wetland Delineation,
State by State.

Atlensa understands the regulatory landscape in every major US wetland market - from USACE district requirements to state agency programs. Select your state to learn more.

For instance: a feature marked jurisdictional on a data form still gets called non-jurisdictional in the report's determination language.

California

US Army Corps of Engineers - Sacramento District

Vernal poolsCoastal salt marshes+3 more

Florida

US Army Corps of Engineers - Jacksonville District

Cypress swampsWet prairies+4 more

Texas

US Army Corps of Engineers - Galveston District

Gulf Coast salt and brackish marshesBottomland hardwood forests+3 more

Louisiana

US Army Corps of Engineers - New Orleans District

Saline coastal marshesBrackish and intermediate marshes+3 more

Washington

US Army Corps of Engineers - Seattle District

BogsFens+4 more

New York

US Army Corps of Engineers - New York District

Freshwater emergent marshesBogs and fens (Adirondacks, Catskills)+3 more

Michigan

US Army Corps of Engineers - Detroit District

Great Lakes coastal wetlandsInland freshwater marshes+3 more

Minnesota

US Army Corps of Engineers - St. Paul District

Prairie potholesBogs+4 more

Ohio

US Army Corps of Engineers - Huntington District

Glacially-formed depressional wetlandsVernal pools+3 more

Pennsylvania

US Army Corps of Engineers - Philadelphia District

Palustrine forested wetlandsPalustrine emergent wetlands+3 more

New Jersey

US Army Corps of Engineers - New York District

Pine Barrens wetlands (Atlantic white cedar swamps)Salt marshes+3 more

Georgia

US Army Corps of Engineers - Savannah District

PocosinsCarolina bays+3 more

North Carolina

US Army Corps of Engineers - Wilmington District

PocosinsCarolina bays+3 more

Oregon

US Army Corps of Engineers - Portland District

Willamette Valley wetlands (wet prairie remnants)Estuarine wetlands and tidal flats+3 more

Wisconsin

US Army Corps of Engineers - Chicago District

Prairie potholes (southern WI)Great Lakes coastal wetlands (Lake Superior, Lake Michigan)+3 more

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