Special Purpose Imagery Archive

The LANDSAT-5 TM image is a false-color composite depicting the extents of Devils Lake in eastern North Dakota.

The TM bands 5, 4, and 3 are displayed as Red, Green, and Blue.

This scene is GIS-ready with the additional .jgw file.

The LANDSAT-5 TM image is a false-color composite depicting the flooding along the rivers in western and central North Dakota, extending up into Canada.

The TM bands 5, 4, and 3 are displayed as Red, Green, and Blue.

This scene is GIS-ready with the additional .jgw file.

The LANDSAT-5 TM image is a false-color composite depicting the swollen banks of the Red River as it flows north along the border of Minnesota and North Dakota into Manitoba, Canada. The towns of Pembina, ND and St. Vincent, MN can be seen at the bottom of the image, just south of the US-Canada border at Emerson, MB. The town of Morris, MB sits as a near-island in the upper center of the image.

The TM bands 5, 4, and 3 are displayed as Red, Green, and Blue. The projection is UTM Zone 14N. The scenes used were L5030026_02620110425 and L5030027_02720110425.

This scene is GIS-ready with the additional .jgw file.

The LANDSAT-5 TM image is a false-color composite depicting the swollen banks of the Red River as it flows north along the border of Minnesota and North Dakota. Grand Forks, ND can be seen on the western side of the split at the bottom righthand corner of the image.

The TM bands 5, 4, and 3 are displayed as Red, Green, and Blue. The projection is UTM Zone 14N. The scenes used were L5030026_02620110425 and L5030027_02720110425.

This scene is GIS-ready with the additional .jgw file.

The LANDSAT-5 TM image is a false-color composite depicting the swollen banks of the Red River as it flows north along the border of Minnesota and North Dakota from Fargo, ND to just south of Grand Forks, ND.

The TM bands 5, 4, and 3 are displayed as Red, Green, and Blue. The projection is UTM Zone 14N. The scenes used were L5030026_02620110425 and L5030027_02720110425.

This scene is GIS-ready with the additional .jgw file.

The LANDSAT-5 TM image is a false-color composite depicting the swollen extents of Devils Lake and environs. Devils Lake is the large lake to the south, with Pelican Lake just north divided by the east-west County Road 19. Above that are the once-separated Lake Irvine, Lake Alice, Chain Lake, Mikes Lake, and Dry Lake. To the east of those are Morrison Lake and Sweetwater Lake.

The TM bands 5, 4, and 3 are displayed as Red, Green, and Blue. The scene used was L5032026_02620110423.

This scene is GIS-ready with the additional .jgw file.

The LANDSAT-5 TM image is a false-color composite depicting the swollen banks of the Minnesota River and ice on the surface of the nearby lakes. The TM bands 4, 3, and 2 are displayed as Red, Green, and Blue.

This scene is GIS-ready with the additional .jgw file.

The LANDSAT-5 TM image is a brightened false-color composite showing the headwaters of the Red River of the North along the Minnesota / Dakota border. Fargo/Moorhead is visible up top, with Wahpeton and Lake Traverse further south. The image is projected in UTM Zone 15 north. The TM bands 4, 3, and 2 are displayed as Red, Green, and Blue.

This scene is GIS-ready with the additional .jgw file.

The LANDSAT-5 TM image is a brightened false-color composite showing western Minnesota. Red Lake is visible in the upper righthand corner, as well as Fargo/Moorhead along the Red River to the lower left. The image is projected in UTM Zone 15 north. The TM bands 4, 3, and 2 are displayed as Red, Green, and Blue.

This scene is GIS-ready with the additional .jgw file.

The LANDSAT-5 TM image is a brightened false-color composite showing the Big Sioux River in eastern South Dakota. The headwaters of the Minnesota River are also visible in the upper right. The image is projected in UTM Zone 15 north. The TM bands 4, 3, and 2 are displayed as Red, Green, and Blue.

This scene is GIS-ready with the additional .jgw file.