The Bureau of Land Management is organized into ten districts within Oregon and Washington. Select any district on the map above to view its detailed page.
In the Spotlight
- BLM Sets Meeting of National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board
- Fire Restrictions Extended Throughout Oregon & Washington
- BLM Announces Tentative Fall-Winter Wild Horse and Burro Gather Schedule
- BLM-managed Lands Contributed $130 Billion to the U.S. Economy in FY 2011
- Proposed Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline: Land Management Plan Amendments and Right-of-Way Grant
- Table Mountain Fire Forces Evacuations and Closures
- BLM Releases Yearly Updates to Mineral Cost Recovery Fee Schedule
- Oregon and California Lands Act Celebrates 75th Anniversary
- BLM Selects State Director for Oregon/Washington
- Wild Horse Emergency Gather
- Officials Urge Extra Fire Safety Precautions as Conditions Grow Extreme
- BLM Listening and Learning
- Homesteading Day in Oregon
- General Land Office 200 Year Anniversary
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Did you know?
The BLM has over two billion (yes, billion!) land records nation-wide? One of the most important services the BLM provides as caretaker of the nation's land survey and mineral information records. These records originate with the founding of our nation. Congress created the General Land Office (GLO) in 1812 to handle the increasing land business from the rapid westward expansion. The GLO was given the responsibility to maintain land and mineral records.
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Land Survey Plats
Search the official OR/WA BLM Land Status and Cadastral Survey records.
BLM Facts
The BLM Facts is mostly filled with numbers, but those figures do tell a story. It's all here...wild horse data, recreation visits, timber sale information, cultural site inventories, oil and gas numbers, and much, much more.
About the BLM
Northwest Passage, the Bureau of Land Management Magazine for Oregon & Washington, delivers compelling and humorous articles on the latest environmental actions, news, policies, and technologies.
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