2,392 named places · every figure sourced
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2,392 named places33,536 units in all6 happening this week
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- Bureau of Land Management
- Forest Service
- National Park Service
- Fish and Wildlife Service
- Bureau of Reclamation
- Conservation easement, private land
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Every boundary is the government’s own (USGS PAD-US 4.1) and every figure on a card carries the record it came from. It isn’t every acre of public ground in America: state, county, city and tribal land is unshaded, and some easements on private land are drawn in outline.
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