Trail Segment Coordinate system: 4269 - "NAD83" Abstract: This data set can be used to identify a trail segment, which is a line feature that defines a linear corridor through the natural or urban environment, for one or more of the following recreational purposes: hiking, backpacking, biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, or snowmobiling, or for access to campgrounds. These corridors may be long single segments or form a looping system. One Trail Segment is distinguished from another trail segment within the same trail by having different features or rankings. Supplementary tables can be used and are available for download from the additional documentation section. Supplementary look-up table descriptions are available in the data description document, which is available for download from the additional documentation section. This layer is part of what was known as the OMNR Non-Fundamental Dataset.

Additional Documentation

• Metadata Information

  Language: eng; CAN

  Last Update: 2013-09-24

  Other Maintenance Requirements:

  b38c1855-ddf7-46f1-816b-d8768e9a0db7

  Metadata Contact:

  Scholars Portal, Ontario Council of University Libraries Toronto Ontario, Canada

  Contact Instructions:

  gis@scholarsportal.info

  Metadata Standard:

  North American Profile of ISO19115:2003 - Geographic Information

• Citation Information

  
  
  

  Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Peterborough Ontario, Canada

  Themes or Categories of the Resource: environment

  Keywords:

  RECREATION, PARKS AND RECREATION, PARKS AND REC, LANDS, LAND USE PLANNING, LAND MANAGEMENT, CANOEING, CANOE ROUTES, TRAILS, SKIING, HIKING, BIKING, HORSE RIDING, TRAIL, TRAIL SEGMENT, CAMPGROUND ACCESS, SNOWMOBILING, NON-FUNDAMENTAL

  RECREATION, PARKS, LAND USE, LAND USE PLANNING, CANOEING, TRAILS, SKIING

  Recreation, Loisir, Parks, Parc, Land management, Gestion des terres, Ski trails, Piste de ski, Skiing, Ski, Hiking, Randonnée pédestre, Bicycle paths, Piste cyclable, Outdoor recreation, Loisir de plein air

  Place Keywords:

  Continent > North America > Canada > Ontario

  Purpose:

  To identify the location and types of Trail Segments which are commonly found on maps for land use planning and recreation management purposes.

  Dataset Language: eng; CAN

  Status: onGoing

  Update Frequency: asNeeded

  Spatial Representation Type: vector

  Processing Environment:

  Spatial locations and attributes are maintained by the OMNR's Natural Resources Values Information System (NRVIS).

  Extent

  West Longitude: -95.239229

  East Longitude: -75.833054

  North Latitude: 53.462171

  South Latitude: 42.254189

  
  

  Supplemental Information:

  Additional Time Period Information: Data is collected on an on-going basis therefore the time period 'end date' may be more recent than indicated above. Horizontal: Approximate: +/- 500 m; Vertical: Not Applicable.

• Spatial Representation - Vector

  Geometric Objects:

  Object Type: composite

  Object Count: 30716

• Reference System Information

  Reference System Identifier

  Value: 4269

  Code Space: http://www.epsg-registry.org/

• Data Quality Information

  Scope Level: dataset

  
  

  Natural Resources Values Information System (NRVIS): A primary source for coincident base features (shorelines, streams, roads, cadastral boundaries, etc) as loaded into the Natural Resources Values Information System at the OMNR District level. Natural Resources and Values Information System - NRVIS is MNR's system for managing it's corporate geographic databases. - NRVIS standardizes the collection and maintenance of information (which allows for more reliable comparisons and analysis) - NRVIS has been designed so it can be extended in terms of new data (geographic unit) types and additional functionality - NRVIS has been designed to allow for continuous updating, rather than 'spring house cleaning.'

• Distribution Information

  Distributor:

  Ontario Geospatial Data Exchange, Ministry of Natural Resources (OMNR) Peterborough Ontario, Canada