Name of Your Organization:  

Please describe your organization's scope of responsibility: 
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National
All or Parts of Multiple States
Single State
All or Parts of Multiple Counties
Single County
Large City/Urban Area (pop. >100,000)
Small City/Township (pop. < 100,000)

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The two maps shown below provide examples of how the National Weather Service could identify areas where river flooding is possible in the next five days.  We would expect to update the information once a day.  The first map contains considerably less detail than the second map.  Both depict the same flood potential -- the only difference is the level of detail provided on each map.  

                         

Figure 1

Figure 2

Please select which of the two presentations above would best meet your needs?
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Figure 1 (top)
Figure 2 (bottom)
I probably wouldn't use either one
I don't understand either one

How useful is the flood classification used in Figure 2 (bottom)
(i.e., moderate and major flooding; possible, likely or occurring) ?
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4 - Very useful
3 - Moderately useful
2 - Marginally useful
1 - Not useful

How useful are the proposed layout, design and color scheme?
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Figure 1 (top): 4 - Very useful 3 - Moderately useful 2 - Marginally useful 1 - Not useful

Figure 2 (bottom): 4 - Very useful 3 - Moderately useful 2 - Marginally useful 1 - Not useful

Please provide any additional comments or suggestions you might have on Figures 1 and 2.
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4 - Very useful
3 - Moderately useful
2 - Marginally useful
1 - Not useful

Figure 3

In addition to a map covering all 48 states, which other map scale would you prefer?
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Only need national coverage
A region or several states (please describe the region that would meet your needs in the box below)
A whole state
A significant part of a state
Several counties
No more than a single county

If you selected the second response above, in the box below,  please describe the region you would like to see.

Based on your response to the previous question, what "background information" would you like to see on a detailed map?
(Select as many as are applicable from the table below)

Major cities Moderately sized cities At least several cities in each county Relatively small cities/townships County boundaries

Interstate Highways Other major highways Major roads/arteries Smaller roads

Major rivers and streams Watershed boundaries Tributaries and smaller streams Major reservoirs and dams Moderate sized reservoirs and dams Lakes and ponds Levees

Please provide any additional comments or suggestions you might have on Figure 3.
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