state lands
Government-owned acreage
State lands are territories owned and managed by a state government rather than by federal, local, or private entities.
These include forests, parks, wildlife areas, and other public holdings: The hiking trail crosses state lands for about three miles.
State lands may be open for recreation, conservation, or resource extraction depending on their designated use.
- timberlandsForested land areas
- protected areasZones with legal conservation status
- public trustFaith in institutions
- indigenous territoriesOriginal inhabitants' lands
- wildlife reservesProtected areas for wild animals
heritage sites · hiking trails · off-road trails · zoning regulations · nature preserves · open space · battlefields · camping grounds · recreation areas · carbon sinks · wetlands · watershed areas · grazing rights · mineral rights · oil fields · biodiversity hotspots · eminent domain · wind farms
- public landsnational park, national forest, national forests, wilderness area, BLM
- state governmentgovernor's office, legislature, lieutenant governor, attorney general, departments
- mining lawmining claims, mining permits, mining safety, claim staking, claim filing
- public landpublic property, public domain, public assets, national reserves, parkland
- huntingdeer hunting, hunting rifle, hunters, tracking, hunting license
- land usezoning ordinances, suburban sprawl, industrial, pastureland, commercial zoning
state landsprivate property
Individually owned assets
private lands · private estates · commercial property · homesteads · ranch lands
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Government-owned territory
public domain · tribal lands · reservation land · national forests · national parks
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