| get_fmdb_site_layer | R Documentation | 
A function that can be used to retrieve the WDNR's Fish Management Database's (FMDB) monitoring site spatial layer. A spatial query can be performed to limit the output of the function by supplying a county name, watershed code, watershed name, or custom sf polygon object. Use the 'watershed_lookup' to find valid watershed codes and names. FMDB site sequance numbers (site_seq) or SWIMS (swims_site_seq) site sequance numbers can be provided to return specific sites. The 'where' arguement can be used to run custom SQL queries.
get_fmdb_site_layer(
  county = NULL,
  watershed_code = NULL,
  watershed_name = NULL,
  sf_object = NULL,
  site_seq = NULL,
  swims_site_seq = NULL,
  where = NULL,
  layer_type = "points",
  ...
)
| county | A character object specifying a county name | 
| watershed_code | A character object specifying the HUC code for a watershed | 
| watershed_name | A character object specifying the HUC name for a watershed | 
| sf_object | Any sf polygon object | 
| site_seq | A character object or string | 
| swims_site_seq | A character object or string | 
| where | SQL statement | 
| layer_type | Character. Retrieve point stations, polygon stations, or both. | 
| ... | Additional parameters to pass to
 | 
A sf object of class multipoints
## Not run: 
get_fmdb_site_layer(county = "milwaukee")
get_fmdb_site_layer(watershed_code = "07070006")
get_fmdb_site_layer(site_seq = c(7511,10175131,128290))
get_fmdb_site_layer(county = "waukesha",
                    where = "STATION_TYPE_CODE = 'LAKE'")
## End(Not run)
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