Identifying Hydrologic Unit Code(s) & Latitude and Longitude

• Go to the Indiana Geological Survey
• Locate the Interactive Maps section and click on the "CLICK HERE TO CREATE INTERACTIVE MAPS" link. This will open a page titled "A GIS Atlas of Indiana"
• Under the section for Map Layers it should be at the default PLSS State Boundary layer
• Click on the link "Zoom to location or area" at the top of the page
• Use the Zoom tools in the right frame to Zoom into the area desired. You should get to a level of local roads being displayed.
• Click on the link for "Map Layers" at the top of the page
• Open the Hydrology folder by clicking on the plus (+) icon next to it or on the folder icon; then check the box for Watershed Huc14.
• Once that box is selected a new active layer is added to the drop down menu under map layers. Select Watershed HUC14 in the drop down menu to make it the active layer.
• Now select the Identify option off the toolbar. Then place you cursor over the region of concern, left click and a table will appear with the information.

Identifying the Longitude and Latitude

U.S. EPA maintains several web sites that can be accessed to obtain a project site's longitude and latitude, which is required on the Rule 5 NOI letter form.

• U.S. EPA Latitude-Longitude:

The following directions will help guide you through the web site:

1. scroll down to the heading titled “Internet Siting Tools”, and select the provided link;
2. enter the requested information to open the area map corresponding to your project site (the subsequent viewed image can be moved by pressing an appropriate directional arrow);
3. once the highest zoom setting is selected, an aerial photograph will be shown; and
4. place and click the cursor on the desired location on the photograph, and the latitude and longitude be displayed below the photograph.