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Description GreenMap MIT is a project to produce green maps of Cambridge, Massachusetts and the MIT campus. A green map plots the locations of environmentally and culturally significant resources e.g; recycling centers, toxic waste sites, public art, community gardens and socially conscious businesses. The green map concept was created by Green Map System, Inc. as a means of public education. Printing To conserve ink and paper, please do not print this page. The map (pages 2 and 3 of this document) is intended to be printed double-sided, so that you can easily flip the map over (on the short edge/around the long axis) to locate details about a feature. While it scales nicely for printing on standard 8½”x11” (letter or A4) paper it is designed for 11”x17" (tabloid or A3) pages. Folding Instructions If printed on a tabloid sheet, the map will fold into a neat 4¼"x2¾" pocket-sized map like so: 1. Start with the map face up and the legend in the upper right hand corner. 2. Fold in half, bringing the left edge to the right. 3. Fold in half, bringing the top edge to the bottom. 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3. Participate If you have comments or would like to contribute in some way, we'd love to hear from you! In the future we hope to host a live web map, offer larger printed maps, and increase our scope to include a wider variety of features for all of Camberville.

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Page 1: Description Printingcambridgema.greenmap.org/maps/EarthDay06-v1_1med.pdf · Description GreenMap MIT is a project to produce green maps of Cambridge, Massachusetts and the MIT campus

DescriptionGreenMap MIT is a project to produce green maps of Cambridge, Massachusetts and the MITcampus. A green map plots the locations of environmentally and culturally significantresources e.g; recycling centers, toxic waste sites, public art, community gardens and sociallyconscious businesses. The green map concept was created by Green Map System, Inc. as ameans of public education.

PrintingTo conserve ink and paper, please do not print this page.The map (pages 2 and 3 of this document) is intended to be printed double-sided, so that youcan easily flip the map over (on the short edge/around the long axis) to locate details about afeature. While it scales nicely for printing on standard 8½”x11” (letter or A4) paper it isdesigned for 11”x17" (tabloid or A3) pages.

Folding InstructionsIf printed on a tabloid sheet, the map will fold into a neat 4¼"x2¾" pocket-sized map like so:

1. Start with the map face up and the legend in the upper right hand corner.2. Fold in half, bringing the left edge to the right.3. Fold in half, bringing the top edge to the bottom.4. Repeat steps 2 and 3.

ParticipateIf you have comments or would like to contribute in some way, we'd love to hear from you! Inthe future we hope to host a live web map, offer larger printed maps, and increase our scopeto include a wider variety of features for all of Camberville.

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National Wildlife Federation Campus Ecology Program;MIT Department of Facilities;MIT Copy Tech, MIT Environment, Health & Safety; MIT Public Service Center and Harvest Co-op

Compiled by GreenMap.MIT.EDU / Cambridge Green Map2003-2006, Copyleft Jerrad Pierce.

Green Map Icons Copyright 1999 Green Map System, Inc.

Sources: Office of Geographic and Environmental Information (MassGIS), Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs. (2000-2006).

Including Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program:2005 Priority Habitats for State-Protected Rare SpeciesBioMap Core Habitat & Supporting Natural LandscapePotential Vernal Pools: NOT equivalent to Certified Vernal Pools

Additional data (2006 unless otherwise noted) from:Boston Redevelopment Authority via the Boston Atlas (2004), City of Cambridge Conservation Commission, City of Cambridge Department of Community Development, CitySprouts, Federation of Massachusetts Farmer’s Markets, Friends of the Community Paths, Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources, MIT Vegetarian Support Group, National Wildlife Federation (2004), PlanetAid, United States Census Bureau Land View 6, United States Environmental Protection Agency Envirofacts Warehouse Toxics Release Inventory, Verizon Super Pages (2004), VolunteerMatch.com, Zami.com, Zipcar

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PDF version available online at

http://CambridgeMA.GreenMap.org

Due to time, money, and space constraints, this map is far from complete. For additional resources, or to contribute to future versions visit us online.

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