BLM Alaska

Anchorage Field Office
Campbell Creek Science Center
Glennallen Field Office
Nome Field Station

Barrow Field Station 

The Spatial Data Management System (SDMS) website provides access to on-line BLM Alaska land record documents, reports and GIS data. Database systems include: native, state and private land conveyance cases, master title plats, survey plats, as well as, leases, permits, federal mining claims, easements and more.

A growing selection of Alaska maps and GIS data are available for your public lands adventures and business. We have georeferenced PDF maps for download and use on mobile devices for recreation areas and subsistence hunting units. We are also creating Web Map applications featuring interactive maps with real time data layers. Check out the BLM Alaska’s Web Map Gallery. 

BLM’s Resource Management Plans (RMPs) form the basis for every action and approved use on the public lands. Planning emphasizes a collaborative environment in which local, state, and tribal governments, the public, user groups, and industry work with the BLM to identify appropriate multiple uses of the public lands.

• View the Alaska Planning Area Map>
• Explore the BLM NEPA Register>

The Dingell Act's 5-year-long Alaska Native Veterans Land Allotment Program of 2019 is still open and accepting applications with 11M acres now available for selection! Nearly 30 applications are already being processed and the BLM is poised to receive more.

We provide educational opportunities for adults, children, and families as well as meeting space for various groups. The Center offers students of all ages the chance to learn in the outdoor classroom.

Plan your next camping, hiking, biking, goldpanning, hunting and fishing adventure on BLM-managed public lands. Search by state and activity or browse an interactive map.

At ~23-million-acres, the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska comprises the largest contiguous block of federally managed land in the United States – larger also than any unit of the Park, Refuge or National Forest systems and roughly the size of the State of Indiana.

Annual Lease Sales are held for oil and gas leasing within the NPRA. View NPR-A Lease Sale Data >

Placer mining, long a mainstay of Alaska's gold mining industry, still operates today. In addition to gold, silver, zinc, and lead other minerals are also actively mined. BLM Alaska manages more than 5,000 Federal mining claims and 120 active mines and Mining Operation Plans on public lands. The majority of BLM's mineral material sites are for sand and gravel.

The BLM Alaska Fire Service provides wildland suppression services for Department of the Interior agencies, Alaska Native Corporation lands, and military withdrawn public land under an agreement with the U.S. Army-Alaska. It also leads the BLM Alaska’s statewide Fire and Aviation programs.

• Interagency Alaska Fire Info Blog>
• Fire Restrictions>

The Red Devil Mine is an abandoned cinnabar mine and mercury production facility, located on the Kuskokwim River in Southwest Alaska.  Mining occurred at the site from 1933 until 1971. During that time, mine operators conducted extensive underground and surface mining and disposed of mine tailings and ore processing wastes at the site. The abandoned mine is the subject of a number of major environmental restoration projects including a CERCLA investigation.

In Alaska, the BLM manages Steese National Conservation Area, a outstanding natural wonder just north of Fairbanks, the Iditarod National Historic Trail which is the only winter trail in the National Trails System and the only Congressionally-designated National Historic Trail in the State, six wild and scenic rivers, and the Central Arctic Management Area Wilderness Study Area.

Alaska has two Public Information Centers (Public Rooms), one in Anchorage and one in Fairbanks in addition to an online Public Room to serve its customers. Visit our public room for brochures, reports, maps, case files, and more.