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blm.gov

United States Department of the Interior BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Oregon State Office P.O. Box 2965 Portland, Oregon 97208 MAY 2, 2022 IN REPLY REFER TO: 1283/8000/8111/9167 (OR955/930) P EMS TRANSMISSION 05/2/2022 Information Bulletin No. OR-2022-024 To: Deputy State Directors, District Managers and Branch Chiefs From: Branch Chief, Information Resources Management Subject: Cultural Resources Management Data Standard V1.0 This Information Bulletin announces the availability of the Cultural Resources Management (CRM) Spatial Data Standard Version 1. The Cultural Resources data standard

alltrails.com

Search over 500,000 trails with trail info, maps, detailed reviews, and photos curated by millions of hikers, campers, and nature lovers like you.

gohunt.com

Start your Montana hunt planning with GOHUNT unit profiles which provide insights into terrain, hunting regulations, success rates, and more.

gaiagps.com

Browse the Gaia GPS map catalog. Preview maps including USGS topos, satellite imagery, slope shading, and more.

caltopo.com

Map your world with CalTopo. Backcountry or your backyard; research, plan, share, and take maps with you on your mobile device. View real time data, choose layers that suit your needs, print maps, record tracks and more.

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hunttalk.com

if you guys could get about 200,000 people to leave wyoming do to health care issues, maybe i could afford a place in lander,,, i need someone to put a gps tracker on buzz's truck for me though,,,,

hikingproject.com

Among the best hikes --if not the best hike-- in Shenandoah. Enjoy waterfalls for 9 miles. Near Stanley, Virginia.

thedyrt.com

For your next road trip through Montana, plan to experience a county fair along the way. While many fairs don’t have onsite camping, you’ll find plenty of campgrounds and public lands within easy reach.

wta.org

Trails link people and wild places. They provide us with a place to reconnect with nature—and each other. But every year, more are more trails are in danger of falling off the map.