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A false-color Landsat satellite image from 1977 showing the Middle Atlantic States region of the United States. The image covers an area from New York City to Hampton Roads, Virginia, displaying the distinctive coastal features, major water bodies, and land cover patterns. Vegetation appears in reddish tones, water bodies in dark blue, and developed areas in lighter colors.

Landsat satellite image of the Middle Atlantic States, eastern part

This false-color Landsat satellite image from 1977 captures the eastern Middle Atlantic States, spanning from New York City to Hampton Roads, Virginia. The visualization was created as a prototype for an International Cartographic Association/National Geographic Society poster map. Using infrared and visible light data, the image highlights the region's distinctive geography with vegetation appearing in red, urban areas in lighter tones, and the Atlantic Ocean, Chesapeake Bay, and other water bodies in dark blue.

Image Credit: Library of Congress
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