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May include local names for physiographic features, which may or may not appear on USGS Topographic Quadrangles.\u003Cbr>Examples include: \"Biliau Hill\", \"Warner Valley\", \"Mudsock\" |\n| country | Country |  | Nation of origin of the data.\u003Cbr>Controlled vocabulary: country |\n\n\n| province | Province | free\u003Cbr>text | A politically defined sub-region of a country, for any country that does not describe these sub-divisions as \"states\" . |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| state | State |  | State or territory. At output, may also include province for any contry that does not describe political subdivision as \"states\" .\u003Cbr>Controlled vocabulary: state_province |\n| county | County | free\u003Cbr>text | For data collected in the U.S., the county of origin within a U.S. State. |\n| lat | Latitude | dec.\u003Cbr>deg | The latitudinal coordinate, in decimal degrees, to the appropriate level of spatial accuracy (up to five decimal degrees; WGS84 Latitude/Longitude datum preferred) .\u003Cbr>Examples include: “64.67083” |\n| long | Longitude | dec.\u003Cbr>deg | The longitudinal coordinate, in decimal degrees, to the appropriate level of spatial accuracy (up to five decimal degrees; WGS84 Latitude/Longitude datum preferred) .\u003Cbr>Examples include: “-148.32683” |\n| datum | Latitude/Longitude Datum |  | Latitude/Longitude datum against which Latitude and Longitude are reported. If left blank, WGS84 will be assumed.\u003Cbr>Controlled vocabulary: datum |\n| location_acc | Location Accuracy | m | Estimated accuracy of the location of the site. Site origin has a 95% or greater probability of being within this many meters of the reported location.\u003Cbr>Examples include: “100”,“2” |\n| elevation | Elevation | m | The elevation at the site as determined by topo map, GPS, altimeter, etc. Contributed value is assumed accurate within several meters regardless of method used. |\n| vegclass_nat | US National Vegetation Classification Standard | free\u003Cbr>text | The type of vegetation at the site, described according to the Federal Geographic Data Committee’s classification scheme ([http://www.fgdc.gov/standards/projects/FGDC](http://www.fgdc.gov/standards/projects/FGDC)standards-projects/vegetation/NVCS_V2_FINAL_2008-02.pdf) . 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Examples include “1.C.2”,“3.A.1”,“4.C.1”. |\n| vegclass_local_type | Local Vegetation Classification Type | free\u003Cbr>text | Indicate the local classification scheme used at this site.\u003Cbr>Examples include: For Alaska, The Alaska vegetation classification\u003Cbr>[http://www.treesearch.fs.fed.us/pubs/6941](http://www.treesearch.fs.fed.us/pubs/6941) |\n| veg_note | Additional Vegetation Data Notes | free\u003Cbr>text | Provide references or links here if additional site-level vegetation data are available (e.g. species composition, basal area, aboveground biomass) .\u003Cbr>Examples include: “DBH and tree heights available for this site. 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