2009 Zone II Information: Bristol & Norfolk County

To understand the maps, known cranberry acreage is denoted in bright red. We recognize that these maps are several years old (these are the most recent available for public use) and some new acreage or expansion activities may not be captured. Zone II regulated areas are denoted in either YELLOW slashes (Zone II) or GREEN slashes (IWPA). If your bogs fall into either of these areas, they are subject to the Groundwater Protection regulations.

Directions
Below is a county reference map to help you identify your bog(s). The squares and corresponding numbers are meant as a reference guide to help you more quickly find your bog. Click on the square that is close to your bog and an enlarged map will open in a separate window. You may need to select more than one square to accurately locate your bog. You may also scroll through all of the maps for the county or select maps by town.

On the close-up maps, known cranberry acreage is denoted in bright red. Zone II regulated areas are shown in either YELLOW slashes (Zone II) or GREEN slashes (IWPA). If your bogs fall into either of these areas, they are subject to the Groundwater Protection Regulations.

Go To Maps Of: Barnstable County   |   Plymouth County

Options for reading the maps:

1) Click on the red number in the squares above to open a close-up map of that area

2) Scroll through all Bristol and Norfolk County maps

3) Select by town from the list below and scroll through all maps for that town

Disclaimer:
The Cape Cod Cranberry Growers’ Association (CCCGA) has provided these maps as a service to its members. The CCCGA makes every effort to provide updated information in these maps but cannot guarantee an exhaustive listing of all Zone IIs and IWPAs as this information is updated yearly by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. By using these maps the user absolves the CCCGA from liability associated with Zone II and IWPA applications and any resulting lapse in reporting requirements.