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Bureau of Land ManagementDepartment of the Interior |
Public Lands Statistics 1997 - Volume 182, BLM/BC/ST-98/001+1165, March 1998
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART 1 - LAND RESOURCES AND INFORMATION
1-1 | Acquisition of the public domain, 1781-1867 | HTML | |
1-2 | Disposition of public lands, 1781-1996 | ||
1-3 | Comparison of federally owned land with total acreage of States | HTML | |
1-4 | Public lands under jurisdiction of the BLM | ||
1-5 | O & C revested lands by Oregon county | ||
1-6 | Withdrawals and revocations | ||
1-7 | Cadastral survey actions completed | ||
1-8 | Obligations of appropriations received |
PART 2 - HEALTHY PRODUCTIVE LANDS
2-1 | Percent of acreage by ecological status by State | ||
2-2 | Condition of riparian-wetland areas | ||
2-3 | Resource conservation and improvement accomplishments | ||
2-4 | Forest development accomplishments | ||
2-5 | Types of wildlife habitats on public lands | ||
2-6 | Estimated numbers of big game animals on public lands | ||
2-7 | Fish and wildlife habitat improvements completed | ||
2-8 | Emergency fire rehabilitation projects | ||
2-9 | Prescribed fire projects |
PART 3 - COMMERCIAL USES AND REVENUES GENERATED
3-1 | Applications, entries, selections, and patents | ||
3-2 | Patents issued with minerals reserved to the United States | ||
3-3 | Nonspecific land use authorizations | ||
3-4 | Miscellaneous land use authorizations | ||
3-5 | Summary of authorized use of grazing district (Section 3) lands | ||
3-6 | Summary of authorized use of grazing lease (Section 15) lands | ||
3-7 | Grazing permits in force on grazing district (Section 3) lands | ||
3-8 | Grazing leases in force on grazing lease (Section 15) lands | ||
3-9a | Timber and nontimber forest product sales | ||
3-9b | Forest product sales by state | ||
3-10 | Competitive oil and gas and geothermal leasing | ||
3-11 | Noncompetitive oil and gas and geothermal leases | ||
3-12 | Other oil and gas leasing actions | ||
3-13 | New oil and gas well drilling activities on Federal lands | ||
3-14 | Continuing oil and gas activities on Federal lands | ||
3-15 | Coal leases, licenses, permits, preference right lease applications and logical mining units | ||
3-16 | Other solid mineral leases, licenses, permits, and preference right lease applications | ||
3-17 | Disposition of mineral materials | ||
3-18 | Mineral patents issued | ||
3-19 | Recordation of mining claims | ||
3-20 | Notices and plans of mining operations filed with BLM | ||
3-21 | Helium operations and revenues | ||
3-22 | Receipts from the disposition of public lands and resources, May 20, 1785 through FY 1996 | ||
3-23 | Statement of receipts by source | ||
3-24 | Receipts from oil and gas right-of-way rentals, mineral leases, licenses, and permits | ||
3-25 | Allocation of receipts to States and local governments by program | ||
3-26 | Allocation of receipts by source and fund | ||
3-27 | Payments to States and territories | ||
3-28 | Legal allocation of BLM receipts |
PART 4 - RECREATION AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES
4-1 | Estimated recreational use of public lands administered by BLM by major activity grouping | ||
4-2 | Estimated number of hunter days and net value of hunting trips on public lands | ||
4-3 | Estimated number of persons, visitor days and expenditures for nonconsumptive trips to public lands | ||
4-4 | Estimated recreational visits to non-fee siteson public land administered by BLM | ||
4-5 | Recreation use for fee sites on public lands administered by BLM | ||
4-6 | Land and Water Conservation Fund Act deposits from BLM-administered recreational fee activities |
PART 5 - PRESERVATION OF SIGNIFICANT CULTURAL
5-1 | Land exchanges | ||
5-2 | Federally listed T/E and candidate plant species | ||
5-3 | Federally listed T/E and candidate animal species | ||
5-4 | Wild free-roaming horse and burro populations | ||
5-5 | Wild free-roaming horse and burro removals and adoptions by State | ||
5-6 | Cultural resource management activities | ||
5-7 | BLMs ACEC's | ||
5-8 | BLM wilderness study area | ||
5-9 | BLM wilderness recommendations pending before Congress | ||
5-10 | BLM lands designated as wilderness by Congress | ||
5-11 | BLM National wild & Scenic Rivers |
PART 6 - PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY, AND RESOURCE PROTECTION
6-1 | Fires on or threatening BLM lands | ||
6-2 | Capital improvements on public lands | ||
6-3 | Release of hazardous substances on public lands |
This page last updated March 21, 1998