About the Data: Spotted Lanternfly Status Map

The spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula, SLF) status map displays county-level and state-level detection and quarantine information across the contiguous United States. The map is designed for use by extension educators, researchers, growers, and policymakers to understand the current geographic extent of SLF.

Status Categories

Category Definition Scale
Sighting Confirmed detection of SLF reported to state agriculture department or USDA APHIS County
County Quarantine County-level quarantine order in effect restricting movement of regulated articles County
County Infestation Established SLF population with ongoing management activities County
Statewide Quarantine Entire state under quarantine order for SLF State

Data Sources

Source Data Provided Identifier
USDA APHIS Federal quarantine and detection records FIPS code
State Departments of Agriculture State and county quarantine orders FIPS code / State FIPS
U.S. Census Bureau TIGER/Line County and state boundary geometries (cb_2023, 1:500,000) GEOID / STATEFP

Geographic identifiers use FIPS codes, enabling interoperability with Census, USDA, and other federal datasets.

How to Cite

Cornell Integrated Pest Management. 2026. Spotted Lanternfly Status Map, version 1.0.0. Dataset v2026.02.0. Accessed 13 May 2026. https://maps.cornell-ipm.org/spotted-lanternfly.

Data Downloads

Versioned datasets are available for download in GeoPackage, GeoJSON, and CSV formats.

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Version History

Component Version Date Description
Application v1.0.0 February 2026 Initial release
SLF Dataset v2026.02.0 February 2026 Initial published dataset
SLF Map Layout v2026.02.5 February 2026 Initial layout with county and state layers

License

This tool and its data are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0) for academic and non-commercial use. Attribution is required.

For commercial licensing, contact Cornell Integrated Pest Management.

Disclaimer. Results generated from Cornell IPM Map Resources are not guaranteed and should never be the only source of information when making a pest management decision. In no event shall Cornell University or Cornell Integrated Pest Management be liable to any party for direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages arising out of the use of this tool.