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           Figures 14 and 15: Existing conditions plans for large corridor
           landscapes can employ a variety of documentation methodologies. For the
           2 -1/2 mile Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway,  Washington, D.C., the
           Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) used aerial photo-
           grammetric photographs as the basis for digitized mapping and delineated
           drawings.  Overall documentation was done at a scale of 1" = 40' with a
           100' either side geographic context.  Contours were shown at 2' intervals,
           tree canopy with trunk placement for specimen species, bridges (also
           drawn in detail), roads, and the creek itself.  In all, there are 36 drawings
           measuring 34" x 44" for the project. These two sample drawings include
           the index to plans (above) and an area of existing conditions
           documentation (opposite top). (courtesy Historic American Buildings
           Survey)

           Figures 16 and 17:  Landscapes cannot be inventoried in a vacuum.
           Therefore, an understanding of its geographic context or setting should be
           part of inventory process.  At Rancho Los Alamitos, Long Beach,
           California (middle and bottom opposite), a comparison between the 1936
           aerial view with a present day aerial photograph illustrates the
           encroachments and adjacent developments that will affect the future
           treatment of visual and spatial relationships. (courtesy Rancho Los
           Alamitos Foundation)

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