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Toxins are substances that can be harmful or cause death to plants, animals and humans, usually in an increased amount.

There are naturally occurring toxins in the environment: metals such as copper, lead, zinc mercury, cadmium and nickel.

There are also human-produced toxins such as manufactured herbicides and pesticides and vehicle emissions like gasoline and oil.

Other human products, such as antibiotics and artificial hormones, are proving to have toxic effects in aquatic water bodies, as well.

Toxins Reach Quality

Layer Name	smp_toxins_area
Subject Category	Planning
Title	Shoreline Master Program Toxins Reach Quality
Feature Count	1436
Feature Type	Polygon
Next Update	None planned
Spatial reference	EPSG:2926
Control ID	459
Place Keywords	Pacific NW, King County, WA, Washington State
Theme Keywords	Land Use, Plan, Planning, Ecological Process, Planningcadastre
Supplemental Information	For more information on toxins ecological process visit http://www.kingcounty.gov/environment/waterandland/shorelines/program-update/shoreline-ecology/toxins.aspx and for all shoreline ecological processes visit http://www.kingcounty.gov/environment/waterandland/shorelines/program-update/shoreline-ecology.aspx

Shape From ESRI	Description Feature Geometry Domain Coordinates defining the features
OBJECTID From ESRI	Description Internal feature number. Domain Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
REACH_TYPE No Source Noted	Description The type of shoreline reach. Domain Not Found
GRIDCODE From ESRI	Description The shoreline reach score. Domain Coordinates defining the features.
SHAPE From ESRI	Description Feature geometry. Domain Coordinates defining the features.
SCORE_DEF No Source Noted	Description The shoreline reach quality. Domain Not Found
SHAPE.STLength() No Source Noted	Description Not Found Domain Not Found

Maintained by	DNRP - Water and Land Resources
Primary	Harkeerat Kang Harkeerat.Kang@kingcounty.gov

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Links How to use in ArcGIS Pro
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Toxins are substances that can be harmful or cause death to plants, animals and humans, usually in an increased amount.

There are naturally occurring toxins in the environment: metals such as copper, lead, zinc mercury, cadmium and nickel.

There are also human-produced toxins such as manufactured herbicides and pesticides and vehicle emissions like gasoline and oil.

Other human products, such as antibiotics and artificial hormones, are proving to have toxic effects in aquatic water bodies, as well.

Toxins Reach Quality

Maintained by	DNRP - Water and Land Resources
Primary	Harkeerat Kang Harkeerat.Kang@kingcounty.gov

License	Terms of use and copyright