2,393 named places · every figure sourced
Every acre of federal public land on one map. Click any of it.
Bureau of Land Management ground, national forests, parks, wilderness and wildlife refuges, drawn from the government’s own boundaries: 33,537 federal land units, 2,393 of them named places. Click any acre to see what it is, who runs it, what you can do there and what’s happening to it right now.
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2,393 named places33,537 units in all6 happening this week
Who manages it
- Bureau of Land Management
- Forest Service
- National Park Service
- Fish and Wildlife Service
- Bureau of Reclamation
- Conservation easement on private land
- Unshaded: state, tribal, city or private
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What this is
Every boundary is the government’s own (USGS PAD-US 4.1) and every figure on a card names its source. 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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