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Wilderness Boundary Documentation

In 1964, Congress enacted the Wilderness Act, landmark legislation that permanently protected some of the most natural and undisturbed places in America. In 1976, with the passage of FLPMA, the Bureau of Land Management became the fourth agency to manage units of the National Wilderness Preservation System.  This page provides links to Bureau of Land Management wilderness areas that have completed official maps and legal boundary descriptions that have been transmitted to Congress.


Using the links below you can find Wilderness Areas by state and select specific ones to download the Congressionally required map and legal boundary description for BLM designated wilderness areas.

Arizona

  • Boboquivari
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  • Hummingbird Springs

California

  • Beauty Mountain
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Idaho

  • Little Jacks Creek
  • Big Jacks Creek

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  • Eldorado
  • Arrow Canyon

Utah

  • Deep Creek

Wilderness

  • Wilderness Boundary Documentation
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