This profile has been developed as the NJ-GeoWeb profile to suit the needs of a general audience, that may be interested in viewing what environmental information exists in the vicinity of a location or area of interest. The GeoWeb profile allows users to view and interact with a very diverse set of environmental map layers and related data. Users may run searches to find a location or area of interest, display features from the mapped data layers, and view environmental data associated with those features. Tools are provided to allow users to select and buffer features, measure distances and calculate areas, and determine or locate and display NJ state plane coordinates.

This profile augments the former Volunteer Water Monitoring profile with additional ambient water monitoring GIS layers including NJ Water Quality Data Exchange (WQDE), NJ STORET, EPA STORET, and USGS National Water Information System (NWIS). Users may view this profile to see where ambient water monitoring is occurring in NJ, and access monitoring results through links to online documents and reports.

This profile provides GIS layers displaying the monitoring locations, as well as sites regulated by DEP, and land use and planning areas within the Barnegat Bay watershed. Users can click on each monitoring location and see location information, which partner is doing the water quality and/or flow monitoring (tributaries only), and link to partner websites, photos of the sites and water quality monitoring results.

This profile has been developed as a customized version of NJ-GeoWeb for those interested in black bear activity within their neighborhood, township county or the entire state. The black bear incident profile provides the mapped layers and tools to allow the general public as well as state and local governments to visualize bear activity and its severity historically in their area of interest.

This profile provides GIS layers for New Jersey's bedrock and surficial geology, aquifers, groundwater recharge areas, wellhead protection areas, earthquake epicenters, abandoned mines and more.

This profile has been developed as a customized version of NJ-GeoWeb for those interested in the location and status of historic and archaeological resources. The historic resources data is produced and maintained by the Historic Preservation Office (HPO) to provide accurate information to government, regulated customers, and the public. Users can search for historic districts and properties by name, and may also perform a radial search for archaeological site grids proximate to a point on the map.

This profile was developed to identify resources that promote clean and resilient energy systems in and off the coast of New Jersey. The BES profile brings together resources to support the development of Solar Photovoltaic (PV), Wind and Biomass renewable energy projects, and traditional redevelopment projects in various types of planning areas. This profile will be a valuable asset for property owners, business owners, government entities, and sustainable and renewable energy developers as it integrates New Jersey's environmental, economic, social and renewable energy data geospatially into one comprehensive tool.

Key data layers include: Electric and Natural Gas Utility Territory Areas, Renewable Energy Potential of Known Contaminated Sites, Parcels (Block & Lot), National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Biomass and Solar data for New Jersey, Sustainable Jersey Certified Municipalities, NJ Metropolitan Transportation Planning Areas, Alternative Vehicle Fueling Stations, Colleges & Universities, Transit Villages, and Digital Elevation (10-meter), along with New Jersey environmental and economic data layers.

Data layers being developed for inclusion to support energy resiliency include: Public Solar PV project locations, Battery Storage Project locations, and Combined Heat & Power Project locations.

This profile provides the user with information pertaining to Public Drinking Water Systems. Retail Service Areas for community water systems, the default view, delineates who distributes drinking water in the mapped areas. Drinking water source information provided includes source water areas for drinking water intakes, wells and their wellhead protection areas, and ground water treatment plant protection areas. (More information about the NJ Safe Drinking Water Program - http://www.nj.gov/dep/watersupply/).

This profile has been developed as a customized version of NJ-GeoWeb for those interested in Site Remediation Program (SRP) regulated sites. The SRP profile provides the mapped layers and tools to allow the regulated community and general public to quickly identify SRP sites (Known Contaminated Sites and SRP - Preferred ID) and other SRP generated data such as Institutional Controls (Groundwater Contamination Areas (CEA) and Deed Notice Areas); Brownfield Development Areas; Ground Water Contamination Areas (CKE); Child Care Centers, Immediate Environmental Concerns; Chromate Sites; and Underground Storage Tank Facilities. Users can also confirm the location of the SRP site in relationship to their own location and evaluate potential receptors in close proximity to an SRP site.

This profile provides GIS layers for New Jersey's tidelands claim areas, tideland maps, and head of tide.                          

This profile has been developed as a customized version of NJ-GeoWeb for those interested in the Water Allocation Program and its regulated sites. This profile allows the user to locate an area of interest and evaluate any nearby areas of concern that may affect the regulated community. Layers in this profile also allow the user to evaluate hydrogeologic information around a specific location.

This profile has been developed as a customized version of NJ-GeoWeb for the New Jersey well drilling community. The Well Driller profile provides the mapped layers and tools to allow well drillers to find a location or area of interest, determine if the location is in or near the New Jersey Highlands or Pinelands areas, view possible groundwater contamination concerns in the area, measure distances between locations and determine the New Jersey state plane coordinates for Well Permit Applications.