Public lands and field office locations

8 Pages·1997·4.1 MB·English

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC LANDS AND
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GENERAL Oil and Gas Leases in Effect: Number of recorded caves and
INFORMATION 48,600 leases/ cave systems: 897
ABOUT BLM 33.6 million acres Number of historical and
Coal Leases in Effect: archeological properties located
¢« Number of employees: 9,650 389 leases on public land: 4 - 5 million
¢ Number of detached offices: Helium produced from public Miles of fishable streams:
- State offices: 12 lands (cu.ft.): 861 million 205,000
- District offices: 59 Sand and Gravel, Value of Number of designated wild and
- Resource Area offices: 140 Production: $8 million scenic rivers: 34
- National Interagency Fire Authorized Grazing Acres: Miles of designated rivers:
Center (NIFC) 165 million 2,022
- National Applied Resource Number of Range Allotments: Number of designated
Sciences Center 18,800 wilderness areas: 136
- National Human Resources Grazing Use Animal Unit Acres of designated wilderness:
Management Center Months (AUMs): 9.7 million 5.2 million
- National Business Center Number of Permittees/ Number of wilderness study
- National Training Center Lessees: 17,000 areas: 622
National IRM Center Number of wild horses and
° FY96 budget: $1.2 billion RECREATION AND burros managed on public land:
* Revenue generated: $1.2 billion LEISURE ACTIVITIES 42,100
(FY96) Number of wild horses and
Acres of reservoirs: burros adopted (FY96): 8,074
HEALTHY PRODUCTIVE 182,000 Number of wild horses and
LANDS Acres of lakes: 2 million burros adopted since program
Number of national trails: 37 began in 1972: 148,180
* Surface acres managed by Number of backcountry byways: Acres of waterfowl habitat:
BLM: 264 million _ 64 20.7 million
¢ Acres of mineral estate Miles of backcountry byways: Acres of small game habitat:
managed by BLM 3,179 208.4 million
(subsurface): 564 million Number of watchable wildlife Acres of big game habitat:
* Acres of riparian wetlands: viewing sites: 300 179.0 million
23 million Big game animals:
* Emergency fire rehabilitation CULTURAL AND - Deer (whitetail, blacktail, and
projects: 144/307,000 acres NATURAL FEATURES mule deer): 1.3 million
- Antelope: 373,000
COMMERCIAL Cultural sites designated as - Elk: 202,000
ACTIVITIES National Historic Landmarks: 22 - Bighorn Sheep
Sites listed on the National (Rocky Mountain, Dall,
¢ Number of permits issued: Register of Historic Places: 228 California, and Desert
40,000 (FY 93) Sites listed as World Heritage bighorn sheep): 19,000
* Acres planted for reforestation properties: 5 - Bear (black, grizzly, and
efforts: 21,600 Number of National Natural brown bears): 16,000
¢ Unpatented Mining Claims: Landmarks: 43 - Moose: 30,000
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OFFICE ADDRESSES AND
) INQUIRIES
HEADQUARTERS NEW MEXICO, KANSAS, |
STATES EAST OF
OKLAHOMA, AND |
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
U.S. Department of the Interior TEXAS
PLUS
Bureau of Land Management ARKANSAS, IOWA,
18th and C Streets, N.W. LOUISIANA, New Mexico State Office |
Washington, D.C. 20240 1474 Rodeo Road
MINNESOTA, AND
[phone] Santa Fe, NM 87502-0115 |
MISSOURI
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ALASKA Eastern States Office
7450 Boston Boulevard OREGON AND
Alaska State Office Springfield, VA 22153 WASHINGTON
222 West 7th Avenue, #13 [phone]
Anchorage, AK 99513-7599 Oregon State Office
[phone] IDAHO 1515 S.W. 5th Avenue
Portland, OR 97201
ARIZONA Idaho State Office [phone]
1387 South Vinnell Way
Arizona State Office Boise, ID 83709-1657 UTAH
222 North Central Avenue [phone]
Phoenix, AZ 85004-2208 Utah State Office
[phone] MONTANA, 324 South State Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
NORTH DAKOTA,
CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH DAKOTA [phone]
California State Office Montana State Office WYOMING AND
2135 Butano Drive 222 North 32nd Street NEBRASKA
Sacramento, CA 95825-0451
Billings, MT 59107-6800
[phone] Wyoming State Office
[phone]
5353 Yellowstone Road
COLORADO Cheyenne, WY 82009
NEVADA
[phone] or 6315
Colorado State Office
Nevada State Office
2800 Youngfield Street
850 Harvard Way
Lakewood, CO 80215-7076
Reno, NV 89520-0006
[phone]
[phone]
Additional phone numbers for field offices can be obtained by contacting the
appropriate State Office. BLM’s homepage address is www.blm.gov
Each BLM office creates and uses a variety of products. Copies of most products are available for a small fee.
Management activities vary between offices, and a letter of inquiry to each is generally needed for information about
product availability and price. Examples of products include maps, survey plats, aerial photos, digital data, environ-
mental impact statements, resource management plans, survey records, land and mineral title and leasing records,
and other publications related to managing the public lands and their resources.
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HEADQUARTERS STATES EAST OF NEW MEXICO, KANSAS,
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, OKLAHOMA, AND
U.S. Department of the Interior
PLUS TEXAS
Bureau of Land Management
ARKANSAS, IOWA,
18th and C Streets, N.W. New Mexico State Office
LOUISIANA,
Washington, D.C. 20240 1474 Rodeo Road
MINNESOTA, AND
[phone] Santa Fe, NM 87502-0115
MISSOURI
[phone]
ALASKA Eastern States Office
7450 Boston Boulevard OREGON AND
Alaska State Office Springfield, VA 22153 WASHINGTON
222 West 7th Avenue, #13
[phone]
Anchorage, AK 99513-7599 Oregon State Office
[phone] IDAHO 1515 S.W. 5th Avenue
Portland, OR 97201
ARIZONA Idaho State Office [phone]
1387 South Vinnell Way
Arizona State Office
Boise, ID 83709-1657 UTAH
222 North Central Avenue
[phone]
Phoenix, AZ 85004-2208 Utah State Office
[phone] 324 South State Street
MONTANA,
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
NORTH DAKOTA,
CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH DAKOTA [phone]
California State Office
Montana State Office WYOMING AND
2135 Butano Drive
222 North 32nd Street NEBRASKA
Sacramento, CA 95825-0451
Billings, MT 59107-6800
[phone] Wyoming State Office
[phone]
5353 Yellowstone Road
COLORADO Cheyenne, WY 82009
NEVADA
[phone] or 6315
Colorado State Office
Nevada State Office
2800 Youngfield Street
850 Harvard Way
Lakewood, CO 80215-7076
Reno, NV 89520-0006
[phone]
[phone]
Adaitional phone numbers for field offices can be obtained by contacting the
appropriate State Office. BLM’s homepage address is www.blm.gov
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Each BLM office creates and uses a variety of products. Copies of most products are available for a small fee.
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product availability and price. Examples of products include maps, survey plats, aerial photos, digital data, environ-
mental impact statements, resource management plans, survey records, land and mineral title and leasing records,
and other publications related to managing the public lands and their resources.
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC LANDS AND FIELD OFFICE LOCATIONS
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FIELDOFFICE responsibilities in the eastern U.S., public lands
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Pueblica Laends in A2le askea i nclude SAtaNte San d iAclaessk a Mreasnpoangseibmielintty ofofr tthhee BELaMs teErans teStrant eSst aitse st heO ffice
located in Springfield, Virginia. Field offices that report
to the Eastern States Office are located in
Jackson, Mississippi, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
PUBLIC LANDS ADMINISTERED BY Pepsin GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE The names and boundaries shown on this map
THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Pornigaiser: NATIONAL MONUMENT
reflect those in effect as of May 1997. Some names
STATE OFFICE (S.O.) ——————___ RESOURCE AREA BOUNDARY
kisai h got RESOURCE AREA OFFICE (R.A.0.) and boundary changes have been proposed.
STATE OuTEINSE FIELD STATION OR OTHER To obtain the most recent available information,
DISTRICT/FIELD OFFICE BOUNDARY BLM FIELD OFFICES please call the Office of Public Affairs in
DISTRICT/FIELD OFFICE (D.O.) BLM's Headquarters Office at [phone].
WG ey FOR
The Bureau of Land Management sustains the health, diversity, and productivity of the public lands for the use and
enjoyment of present and future generations.
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their various values so that they are considered in a combination that will best serve the needs of the American
people. Management is based upon the principles of multiple use and sustained yield: a combination of uses that
taikntoe acscou nt the long-term needs of future generations for both renewable and nonrenewable resources. These
resources include recreation, range, timber, minerals, watershed, fish and wildlife, wilderness, and natural, scenic,
scientific, and cultural values.
Some of the services the BLM delivers to American Taxpayers on an average day:
¥ collects about $750,000 from timber and mineral sales, grazing, and other uses of the public lands; W administers
mineral leases that generate over $4.4 million in revenue each day; W issues 100 permits for boating, off-highway
vehicle events, and other similar activities; W inspects 300 oil and gas leases; W processes 100 oil and gas lease
adjustment applications; W issues 4 land patents to Alaska Native Corporations:¥ completes 2 Alaska native allot-
ments; W surveys approximately 18 miles; W issues 12 rights-of-ways; W operates 56 interpretive and visitor centers;
and ¥ receives 180,000 visitors to the public lands and operates numerous campsites and long-term visitor areas. eai. e rnt
As managers of the public lands, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) invites you to enjoy all the beautiful
resources your lands have to offer. You can help us protect fragile environments for the future generations when
abiding by the rules and regulations established for their long-term management. Please consider volunteering your
services to support management of some of our nations most valued resources, and report acts of vandalism, theft
and abuse to your local BLM office.
The Geographic Sciences are responsible for the production of numerous products and services in support of BLM’s_
management objectives. Examples include: maps (surface/subsurface ownership, recreation, wilderness, etc.),
survey plats, aerial photos, digital data, survey records and numerous graphic products. Additional products available
‘from the BLM that often require Geographic Sciences support falellbreleemcva\icolataatcraltel impact statements, land and
mineral title and leasing records, resource management plans and other publications dealing with the management of
public lands and their resources. You are encouraged to contact a local BLM Office at the number ores on the
-inside of this brochure if you have additional questions or needs.
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