Télécharger US Public Lands sur PC

1. - A boondocker's assistant - While US Public Lands is not specifically a camp site locator and does not have a database of specific sites, by turning on the satellite view map, you can better scout out trails, roads and signs of dispersed camping locations within the boundaries of the public land resources.

2. - If you have an internet connection (or have cached them before going out of signal), you can utilize the built in Apple Maps and satellite view maps as the base layer underneath the public land overlays.

3. Thank you to the Protected Area Database (PAD-US) of the U.S. Geological Survey for providing the public domain raw map data that we’ve been able to utilize to create this interactive overlayable mapping & navigation tool.

4. - Links are provided to each agency's website within the app, so that you can further your research as to what land use rules apply for each public land type - such as permits, fees, activities allowed, and limits of stay.

5. US Public Lands allows you to quickly retrieve the boundaries of these properties without carrying physical maps, books, or digging deep online.

6. - Built in search tool locates anything on device maps supports (requires internet access) - including cities, states, zip codes, addresses and points of interest.

7. - Be sure to turn on the 'Basic' base map to see the US Public Land labels for each land area.

8. The US Public Lands app should only be used as an overview, and you should always confirm more precise details by consulting local field offices, administration websites, and other resources.

9. Please note, the USGS PAD-US database contains the “most up-to-date aggregation of Federal lands and waters” available, but this database is still evolving and some locations may not be listed and others may not have precisely accurate boundaries.

10. And always remember - there may be private unmapped inholdings within any public lands - so always pay attention to local signage, indications, and information.

11. The US Federal Governments owns nearly 650 million acres of land - almost 30 percent of the land area of the United States.