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This story map depicts the initial point of the Gila and Salt River meridian in Arizona. There are two georeferenced plats along with a description of the significance. The Gila and Salt River initial point was set in 1851 by John R. Bartlett, originally to mark the boundary of the United States and Mexico under the treaty with Mexico of Guadalupe Hidalgo at the junction of the Gila and Salt Rivers. It was re-monumented in 1984 and again in 2006.
This story map is a part of the General Land Office (GLO) Record of the Week (ROTW) project. Each week, the BLM ES will release a story map as a part of the GLO ROTW Project. This project was initiated by BLM Eastern States to share unique records from the GLO Records collection. This story map is about the early history of Jackson, Mississippi.
As part of the ongoing effort to engage the public in the General Land Office and the BLM, and to increase interest in historic land records, the GLO Record of the Week Story Map Project (ROWSMP) was created. What was once just infrequent emails with interesting records and stories to BLM employees, the ROWSMP wants to further engagement by improving the regularity of publication and increasing the amount of information presented with an emphasis on interactivity while also broadening the audience to the public. This story map is a special edition of the regular GLO ROTW Story Map. This webapp focuses on Halloween and presents GLO records that fit within the theme.
The BLM's Top Recreation Opportunities Mapping Series is designed to provide users with recreational information by highlighting some of the highest quality BLM managed recreational opportunities across 246 million acres of public land. Using crowd-sourced data from partner organizations such as Access Fund and Mountain Project, the BLM is able to provide geospatial data and promote greater awareness of public lands. Users can now find the information needed to plan an exciting climbing trip, day hikes, and camping experience through the links on this site.
This is a Story Map about a township in Death Valley where the Star Wars movie was filmed.
BLM ES Record of the Week: Special Earth Day edition on the Earth Day Sinking Stream in Gadsden County, Florida.
Record of the Week Story Map for May 27, 2019. In honor of Memorial Day, this ROTW is about Military Warrants, which were patents given to service members who served from the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. The five warriors detailed in this story are Henry Lee III, John Stark, Winfield Scott, George B. McClellan, and William J. Worth.
This story map is a part of the General Land Office (GLO) Record of the Week (ROTW) project. Each week, the BLM ES will release a story map as a part of the GLO ROTW Project. This project was initiated by BLM Eastern States to share unique records from the GLO Records collection. The story map highlights a survey plat in Grass Valley, CA, that was approved on August 24, 1867. It touches on the rich gold mining history of the region.
This story map is about Louis Bouligny and his land holdings in Ouachita Parish, Louisiana. These survey plats show the plantation that was conveyed to Louis Bouligny by the Marquis de Maison Rouge, who was given the land by the Spanish government in an effort to settle parts of Louisiana.
This story map is a part of the General Land Office (GLO) Record of the Week (ROTW) project. Each week, the BLM ES will release a story map as a part of the GLO ROTW Project. This project was initiated by BLM Eastern States to share unique records from the GLO Records collection.Saint Peter Minnesota has a population of 11,935 (U.S. Census, 2018) and is home to the Traverse des Sioux, or “crossing place of the Sioux" and the location of the signing of the Treaty of Traverse des Sioux.
This week's GLO record is for Tonto National Monument, which is found in T4N R12E of the Gila-Salt Meridian. This national monument is know for the two cliff dwellings that were built over 700 years ago.
The GLO Record of the Week story map project compilation for the anniversary of the Land Ordinance of 1785 and the Homestead Act of 1862.
As the 50th anniversary of the National Trails System Act approaches, the BLM invites you to Connect, Explore, and Discover trail traces and places located on BLM public lands. This story map features 25 special sites along BLM's National Scenic and Historic Trails. In the coming months, we will feature an additional 25 segments for a total of 50 special sites and segments that offer authentic adventures within the National Trails System.
This story map contains two BLM survey plats from western Louisiana, showing the area that was once a part of the "Neutral Strip" agreement between Spain and the United States.
This is a story about Middle Island Michigan, as part of the General Land Office Record of the Week.
This story map is a part of the General Land Office (GLO) Record of the Week (ROTW) project. Each week, the BLM ES will release a story map as a part of the GLO ROTW Project. This project was initiated by BLM Eastern States to share unique records from the GLO Records collection. This specific story map will cover a brief history on the Indian Key and what it serves as in present-day.
Record of the Week Story Map for June 2, 2019. This ROTW shows all the important things that Fred Salomon did in his life for Colorado and his journey creating the first Brewery, helping with telegraphs, sugar beets and the railroad.
This ROTW Story Map concerns the history of the Hollywood Sign and includes some information about ranchos. The survey plat displayed is of Township 1 North, Range 14 West of the San Bernardino Meridian.
This week's GLO record is for International Women's Day. The story is about Antoinette Funk, an Assistant Commissioner for the GLO from 1933-1939.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is seeking Veterans interested in Wildland Firefighting Crews for the 2016 fire season. The BLM hosts fire crews in six states that are specifically designed and configured to employee Veterans and provide career opportunities in fire and other land management careers. Employment periods generally run from early May through October. Each crew featured below has specific requirements and processes for employment. If you are interested in employment with any of the crews, please contact the crews directly for more information.
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