BLM maps

[blars]

At the RTR, when we were discussing maps to find BLM land, I mentioned that I had seen some for sale at the Chiriaco Summit information office.&nbsp; On my way back through, I bought a couple.&nbsp; They are "BLM Special Edition Surface Management Status Desert Access Guide" dated 1998 and 1999 for the two I bought.&nbsp; Each map covers about 30x45 miles, and is quite detailed.&nbsp; At $5+tax per map, it would cost a lot for the full set.&nbsp; The two I got are Blyte (includes Quartzsite) and Eagle Mountains (most of Joshiwa Tree NP and the area south). <br>

 

[blars]

The whole set of California BLM "surface management" maps is avilable from https://www.blm.gov/media-center/public-room/california/public-room-maps-sale for $4 each.&nbsp; I don't know if the full set of 104 would qualify for the quantity discount.<br><br><br>

 

[akrvbob]

Thabks for finding that Blars. If you are going to be spending time in ne area it would be well worth getting one of those maps. Very helpful, thanks! Bob<br>

 

[Suanne]

<P><FONT size=3>I'd love to find BLM maps, like the Delorme state-based books, that would reside on my laptop.&nbsp; Given that space is at a premium in my Prius, an electronic version would be great.&nbsp; I've done a bit of looking, but so far I haven't found anything.&nbsp; I suppose I could scan the pages of the books, but I'm looking for a easier alternative.&nbsp; Suanne</FONT></P>

 

[RVTravel]

This website may not be detailed enough, but may help somebody.<br><br>http://publiclands.org/explore/index.php?plicstate=CA<br>

 

[Suanne]

<P><FONT size=3>I should have been clearer.&nbsp; I'm looking for maps that show BLM land that would&nbsp;reside fully on my laptop.&nbsp; I could use Google Earth, and probably other online mapping tools as well, to find local BLM land.&nbsp; But, I'm not counting on always being connected.&nbsp; I'll check out that website Blars.&nbsp; Thanks, Suanne</FONT></P>