What States Have the Most Federally Owned Land?

What States Have the Most Federally Owned Land?

We bet that many avid campers would guess most federally-owned land lies in the western United States. And you’d be right! But who exactly owns those lands, and which states should you head to for the most boondocking opportunities? We’ve got details for you about the ten states with the most federally-owned land. Let’s dig in!

What Is Federally Owned Land?

What Is Federally Owned Land?

Federally-owned land belongs to the US government rather than states, counties, or cities. As the government looked to expand west, it either took or bought land from the Native peoples or other countries.

#10 New Mexico #9 Colorado #8 Arizona #7 California #6 Wyoming #5 Oregon #4 Alaska #3 Idaho #2 Utah #1 Nevada

What States Have the Most Federally Owned Land?

What States Have the Most Federally Owned Land?

The Western US Wins With the Most Federally Owned Land

Overall, the US government owns 615.3 million acres of our country. It would take a lifetime to visit it all, but it would be worth the journey!

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