This service provides an idea of the hottest areas with the largest density of ash in the City of Minneapolis. This can be used to locate potential problem areas should the ash trees be removed and expose underlying areas to intense heat.

Data is based on the Minneapolis Tree Inventory from 2012 and the Metropolitan Council’s Land Surface Data from 2016.

Metadata is internal only - 
http://gis/datacatalog/metadata/HottestAndMostAshTrees.html
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