I think and I could be wrong. Those are the original creek channels
G_man_jokes28 on
Could also be known vegetation growth.
_fuckernaut_ on
On every chart I’ve ever used, green areas represent intertidal zones (areas that may or may not be underwater depending on the level of the tides) but that is clearly not the case in this map.
I don’t see any rhyme or reason to the location of the green areas – sometimes they follow a deep channel other times they are in shallow coves or on the middle of flats. My guess would be might be some kind of user-contributed “hot spot” areas or something. Look for a legend and you’ll find your answer.
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I think and I could be wrong. Those are the original creek channels
Could also be known vegetation growth.
On every chart I’ve ever used, green areas represent intertidal zones (areas that may or may not be underwater depending on the level of the tides) but that is clearly not the case in this map.
I don’t see any rhyme or reason to the location of the green areas – sometimes they follow a deep channel other times they are in shallow coves or on the middle of flats. My guess would be might be some kind of user-contributed “hot spot” areas or something. Look for a legend and you’ll find your answer.