This map is from the Department of Environmental Protection in the State of Florida. It shows surface water class boundaries lines. Though this is not a country boundary, it shows the boundary dividing water type, or quality and its location. This is important for both the local community, as well as DEP because it demonstrates how long this water is available, as well as its boundaries. This map can affect policy making, environmental law, as well as urbanization. It's important to notice the validity of the map, is it recent, is it still applicable to 2011?
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