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 "snippet": "Federal Small Lands Tract (Veteran's Tract) Areas, Federal Small Lands Tract (Veteran's Tract) Areas",
 "description": "VETBOUND displays the approximate boundaries of the areas platted for Veteran's Tracts, by section. This layer is a more useful version of the inactive layer VETTRACT (which only displayed section boundaries).\nKnown Errors/Qualifications: Two of the areas displayed in this layer were originally platted for Veteran's Tracts, but no patents were ever issued. One area in particular is now part of the Pascua Yaqui nation. Use this layer in conjunction with VETPATNT to easily find both areas with no patents. Layer boundaries don't necessarily coincide with current parcel boundaries.\nLineage: Heads-up digitized using numerous original Supplemental Plats, Dependent Resurveys and Subdivisions, along with current parcel boundaries for additional guidance (4/29/2013, EG).\nSpatial Domain: Pima County\nRectified: source map\nMaintenance Organization: PC Engineering Information Mgmt\nMaintenance Description:  When updates to the geometry are needed, Lynn Jarzombek in EIM will make the edits.\nMaintenance Frequency: Varies\nMaintenance Format:  Shape\nPrimary Source Organization: U.S. Bureau of Land Management\nPrimary Source Document:  spplmntl. plats, dpndnt. resurveys & subdivisions\nPrimary Source Date:  19551110\nPrimary Source Format:  TIFF\nGIS Contact:  Erik Glenn, VETBOUND displays the approximate boundaries of the areas platted for Veteran's Tracts, by section. This layer is a more useful version of the inactive layer VETTRACT (which only displayed section boundaries).\nKnown Errors/Qualifications: Two of the areas displayed in this layer were originally platted for Veteran's Tracts, but no patents were ever issued. One area in particular is now part of the Pascua Yaqui nation. Use this layer in conjunction with VETPATNT to easily find both areas with no patents. Layer boundaries don't necessarily coincide with current parcel boundaries.\nLineage: Heads-up digitized using numerous original Supplemental Plats, Dependent Resurveys and Subdivisions, along with current parcel boundaries for additional guidance (4/29/2013, EG).\nSpatial Domain: Pima County\nRectified: source map\nMaintenance Organization: PC Engineering Information Mgmt\nMaintenance Description: When updates to the geometry are needed, Lynn Jarzombek in EIM will make the edits.\nMaintenance Frequency: Varies\nLibrary Input: Shape Std\nPrimary Source Organization: U.S. Bureau of Land Management\nPrimary Source Document: spplmntl. plats, dpndnt. resurveys & subdivisions\nPrimary Source Date: 19551110\nPrimary Source Format: TIFF\nGIS Contact: Erik Glenn",
 "summary": "Federal Small Lands Tract (Veteran's Tract) Areas, Federal Small Lands Tract (Veteran's Tract) Areas",
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 "accessInformation": "Pima County Information Technology Department - Geographic Information Systems\n33 N Stone Ave., 15th Floor\nTucson, AZ 85701, Pima County Information Technology Department - Geographic Information Systems\\n33 N Stone Ave., 15th Floor\\nTucson, AZ 85701",
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