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Task 20: Getting in SHP

Background

We have been asked by the state of Idaho to visualize permitted well locations with a production of more than 5000 gallons and the spatial relationship of the large wells to the locations of large dams (surface area larger than 50 acres). They have provided a a shp file for us and given us a web address for the well, dam, and water locations. They would like to have the Snake River and Henrys Fork rivers plotted.

Their US map is projected to show the entire US. You will need to subset the data to Idaho and then reproject the map, so Idaho is not tilted.

Ignore links above all data is in the download below.

zip file of what you will need

Reading

This reading will help you complete the tasks below.

  • o Using library(sf) to read in spatial data

Tasks