Massachusetts National Parks and Forests Map
Our map shows how this tiny state crams an ocean, mountains, and a giant fishhook peninsula into one package with federal lands.
Our map shows how this tiny state crams an ocean, mountains, and a giant fishhook peninsula into one package with federal lands.
Our map shows federal lands in Maryland. Most open land clings to the western edge, while development presses in from the east.
Our map shows national forests, parks and federal lands. Acadia National Park pops along the rocky coast in the south.
Our map shows Kisatchie National Forest sitting inland. Water shapes nearly every preserved area in the south as wetlands fill the coast.
The eastern third of the state has forests in its narrow ridges and deep valleys. Our map highlights Daniel Boone National Forest.
Open space here isn’t protected, it’s working land. Our map shows almost nothing for federal land. Plains dominate everything here.
Federal land barely registers at first glance in Iowa. Our map shows only small refuges near waterways with mostly farming.
Flat farmland takes over most of Indiana. The south looks different from the north with forests bunching up in the hillier terrain.
Our map shows limited national forests and parks. Most protected land sticks close to rivers. Forests appear narrow and broken up.
Our map shows one of the largest uninterrupted protected regions in the country. Central Idaho is almost entirely forest and wilderness.
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park stands out instantly on our federal lands map. Protected land follows lava, not roads here in Hawaii.
Our map shows protected areas hugging the Appalachian foothills. Chattahoochee National Forest covers a wide, uneven stretch.
The coastal areas in Florida define where protected lands exists. Our map shows Everglades National Park covering the southern tip.
There’s very little federal land to work with in Delaware. Our map shows only small, scattered national wildlife refuges.
There’s not much here for national parks and forests. Open land appears in short breaks between development on our map.