federal property
State-owned land assets
Federal property is land, buildings, or other assets owned by a national government, particularly the United States government.
This includes national parks, military bases, courthouses, and federal office buildings.
Crimes committed on federal property fall under federal rather than state jurisdiction: Trespassing on federal property can result in federal charges.
- government landProperty owned by authorities
- government buildingsFacilities for official administration
- courthousesBuildings housing legal proceedings
- military equipmentTools of warfare
- national forestsGovernment-owned wilderness tracts
public lands · prisons · oil reserves · national parks · wildlife refuges · national monument · wind farms · monuments · military bases · dams · mineral rights · coal deposits · embassies · post offices · eminent domain · research labs · computers · water reservoirs
- public propertypublic land, public park, public lands, public library, public school
- military installationsmilitary base, bases, army base, forts, naval base
- surplus auctionsgovernment auctions, surplus auctions, surplus goods, military surplus, army surplus
- Fort SumterFort Sumter, Beauregard, bombardment, first shots, Charleston
- Secessionsecession, disunion, states' rights, South Carolina, Fort Sumter
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Individually owned assets
private land · personal property · individual ownership · state property · state land
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Individually owned assets
state property · state land · state-owned land · public domain
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