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Alaska is the #4 state with the most land owned by the federal government. The federal government owns 27.1% of all land in the United States, or 615.3 million of 2.27 billion acres. Federal lands are managed mostly for preservation, recreation, and the development of natural resources.
Alaska had the most federal land (222.7 million acres) while Nevada had the greatest percentage of federal land within a state (80.1 percent). Connecticut and Iowa tied for the lowest percentage of federal land at 0.3 percent each.
The BLM publishes the Public Land Statistics report annually. Each report provides information about the following multiple-use land management activities. Land Resources and Information: public lands, acquisitions and dispositions, Oregon & California lands, withdrawals, cadastral
Jun 26, 2023 · Chinese firms and investors own just over 383,934 acres in the U.S., less than the state of Rhode Island, and far less than how much Canada, Netherlands, Italy, the U.K. and Germany, in that order, each own.
As a result, the federal government owned the Alaska Territory, approximately 375 million acres (about one-fifth the size of the continental U.S.). ♦ Alaska became a state in 1959. The federal government granted the new state 28% ownership of its total area.
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The app clearly shows property boundaries and public and private land ownership in the Region. Using the app you can search for locations, view the land ownership legend, measure distances between points and apply map overlays such as topographic and satellite imagery.
