Delaware County steep-slope & wetlands.
Delaware County is classic western Catskills: deep, narrow valleys along the East and West Branches of the Delaware River with steep walls nearly everywhere. It's one of the steepest counties in the state parcel-for-parcel, and NYC watershed rules make its wetland and slope numbers unusually consequential.
DRAW OR UPLOADDelawareCounty doesn't publish public parcel boundaries yet, but elevation and wetlands still cover it completely — draw your site on the map or upload a georeferenced survey (DXF/DWG) and the analysis is identical.
WHAT YOU GET FOR ANY DELAWARE COUNTY PARCEL
Steep-slope share
Percent of the parcel over any slope threshold you pick, from USGS 3DEP 1 m LiDAR (Horn 1981) — re-thresholdable live.
Wetland acreage
DEC-regulated, Army Corps / NWI, and informational freshwater wetlands measured inside the boundary.
PDF & CAD export
A clean report, or a georeferenced DXF/DWG with slope contours and wetlands on labeled layers.
NEARBY IN CATSKILLS & MID-HUDSON
Sources: USGS 3DEP elevation, NYS Tax Parcels, NYS DEC Environmental Resource Mapper. Results are planning-level estimates from public GIS data — not a survey, jurisdictional determination, or wetland delineation.