OpenEnviroMap: New Mexico Groundwater Quality Bureau Web Mapping Tool

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Description

OpenEnviroMap is a comprehensive Geographic Information System (GIS)-based web application developed by the New Mexico Environment Department that provides interactive mapping and data visualization tools. The application serves as a centralized platform for accessing critical environmental data layers with different versions focusing on specific data. This version of OpenEnviroMap provides data relating to groundwater quality monitoring and environmental oversight. The application includes data layers for dairies, brownfields, ground water discharge permits, mine facilities, state cleanup programs, voluntary remediation programs, superfund sites, National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits, drinking water sources, hazardous waste facilities, petroleum storage tanks, leaking tank sites, and solid waste facilities. Users can visualize New Mexico Environment Department districts (I, II, and III), field office locations, and various administrative boundaries while overlaying multiple data layers to analyze potential groundwater contamination sources and their spatial relationships. The interactive interface allows users to toggle between different base maps, adjust layer transparency, and query specific features, making it an essential tool for environmental professionals, regulators, and stakeholders involved in groundwater quality assessment and protection efforts across New Mexico's diverse geographic regions.

OpenEnviroMap: New Mexico Groundwater Quality Bureau Web Mapping Tool

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Source https://gis.web.env.nm.gov/oem/?map=gwqb
Data contact email Zachary.Stauber@state.nm.us
Last Updated July 1, 2025, 22:25 (UTC)
Created June 24, 2025, 21:30 (UTC)

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