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What does site XXXX actually look like on the map?

April 26, 2017actually look map site XXXX

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What does site XXXX actually look like on the map?

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Sites are built up out of individual 200m grid cells and can have very complex shapes – they are rarely (if ever) simple closed polygons. Site can have holes or be composed of multiple disconnected (although nearby) regions. At the moment, NREL is unable to provide GIS data describing the shape of each site. The provided latitude and longitude should be considered to be the approximate center of the site.