state land
Government-owned property
State land is territory owned by a government rather than by private individuals or corporations.
In the United States, it typically refers to land held by state governments as opposed to federal public lands: The hiking trail crosses state land before entering the national forest.
State land may be managed for conservation, recreation, timber, or other public purposes.
- public domainUnprotected creative works
- wildlife reservesProtected areas for wild animals
- national parksProtected natural areas
- timber harvestingCutting trees for wood
- resource extractionObtaining substances from nature
grazing rights · sovereign territory · water rights · protected areas · hunting grounds · back country · open space · scenic vista · eminent domain · government property · mining operations · zoning laws · wetlands restoration · mineral rights · parklands · historical landmarks · urban planning · infrastructure projects
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- land typespark, croplands, reserve, rangelands, forest
- public propertypublic park, public library, public school, public pool, public beach
- AdirondacksLake Placid, Blue Mountain, Marcy, wilderness areas, lean-tos
- state assetsgold reserves, currency reserves, treasury bonds, government buildings, national forests
- public landpublic property, public domain, public assets, national reserves, parkland
state landprivate land
Individually owned real estate
private property · private estate · individual ownership · personal property · homestead
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