US Public Lands is a travel app developed by Two Steps Beyond. The last update, v2,024.70, released on July 19, 2024, and it’s rated 4.42 out of 5 based on the latest 666 reviews. US Public Lands costs $3.99 and requires iOS 12.0+ and Android 11 or newer to download.
Video: US Public Lands Overview
Description
The US Federal Governments owns nearly 650 million acres of land - almost 30 percent of the land area of the United States. These are lands that are held for all Americans.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★☆☆☆Not ready for prime time
At best a work in progress.
★★☆☆☆Not accurate
In using this app for the last year it has become very clear that the maps within the app do not accurately list or show privately owned lands within BLM and USFS boundaries.
★★★★☆Nearly Useful
Wanted an app like this. It's close. The color overlay is ok except green areas because the default map color is green. Must squint and guess. Should let you tap to get management info about a the location. Maybe change default map color or allow configuration of overlay/map colors.
Yes, you can choose "basic map" with white default color to help, but lose roads and whatnot. You can zoom in but some areas have fuzzy, gradient borders. Shouldn't the GIS data be very clear about boundaries?
★★☆☆☆Hard to read and understand Eastern US
It’s difficult to use this app. I’m simply trying to identify land with dispersed camping, are Fish and Wildlife holdings displayed here because they have that? Also a lot of back and forth and guessing to use the color key that identifies the type of land that is overlaid. Quite regret this purchase.
★★★☆☆Maps not vey accurate
I purchased this app to help me find legal shooting locations on national forest land. Unfortunately, the detail and accuracy of the maps are not good enough for me to rely upon. I live next to national forest land, but the app shows that my house and all the homes around me are on national forest land, which they are not. Hopefully over time the maps will get better. Nevertheless, the app is well done. I just think it needs a better database to draw upon. I would like to see the national for
