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14 million acres of BLM, Forest Service land potentially for sale

<b>This map and analysis were made possible by Phil Hartger. Data current as of legislative text dated June 16, 2025.</b> — **This map and analysis were made possible by Phil Hartger. Data current as of legislative text dated June 16, 2025.**

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June 27, 2025

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Sarah RubinsteinArtesia Daily Press Up to 14 million acres of public land in New Mexico will be eligible for sale to private buyers according to the federal reconciliation bill currently making its way through the Senate. U.S. Forest Service land…

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