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Federal Land Records provides access to federal land conveyance records, including historical documents and current interactive mapping tools.
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The BLM General Land Office Records website offers online access to federal land title records issued since 1820, with over five million images. It also includes images related to survey plats and field notes dating back to 1810. The GLO Records also contains Master Title Plats, which map current land status for specified townships. The Alaska Spatial Data Management System (SDMS) allows viewing, researching, printing, and downloading of information such as surveyed land parcels, land status, mining claims, and Master Title Plats in Alaska.
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Federal real property data including location, usage, and status for government-owned assets via bulk download.