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Service Description: <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;font-size:12pt"><DIV><P><SPAN>These layers serve as a companion to the Chugach Region Land Study and Report required under Sec. 1113 of the Dingell Act of 2019. Data include: the split-estate land ownership patterns within the Chugach Alaska Corporation (CAC) region; potential lands for possible exchange with CAC identified by BLM, NPS and Forest Service; and mineral occurrence and quarry locations discussed in the socioeconomic assessment.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV>

Map Name: BLM_AK_Chugach_Region_Land_Study_and_Report

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• Mineral Information (87)
  • Mineral Occurrences and Quarries (86)
  • Bering Glacier Area Mineral Potential (75)
    • Mineral Industry Location System (MILS) - Bering Glacier Area (76)
    • Lode_Gold_Results_Undivided_hucs (77)
    • Alaska Resource Data File (ARDF) - Bering Glacier Area (78)
• Potential Lands for Possible Exchange (84)
  • BLM - Thompson Pass Parcels (80)
  • BLM - Bering Glacier (82)
  • US Forest Service (70)
  • National Park Service (83)
• Chugach Village Regions (0)
• Proposed by Chugach for Exchange (1)
• English Bay Port Graham Lands (20)
  • Port Graham surface and CAC subsurface (21)
  • NPS surface estate acquired from English Bay through EVOSTC HPP. CAC subsurface (22)
  • USFWS surface estate acquired from English Bay through EVOSTC HPP. CAC subsurface (23)
  • NPS surface acquired from English Bay through EVOSTC HPP, with subsistence access retained. CAC subsurface (24)
• Chenega Lands (30)
  • CAC surface and subsurface (31)
  • Chenega surface and CAC subsurface (32)
  • Chenega surface with conservation easement acquired through EVOSTC HPP, with public access. CAC subsurface (33)
  • Chenega surface with conservation easement acquired through EVOSTC HPP, with no public access. CAC subsurface (34)
  • USFS surface estate acquired from Chenega through EVOSTC HPP. CAC subsurface (35)
  • State of Alaska surface acquired from Chenega through EVOSTC HPP. CAC subsurface (36)
• Eyak Lands (40)
  • CAC surface and subsurface (41)
  • Eyak surface and CAC subsurface (42)
  • Eyak surface with timber conservation easement acquired through EVOCTC HPP. CAC subsurface (43)
  • Eyak surface with conservation easement acquired through EVOSTC HPP, with public access. CAC subsurface (44)
  • Eyak surface with conservation easement acquired through EVOSTC HPP, with no public access. CAC subsurface (45)
  • USFS surface estate acquired from Eyak through EVOSTC HPP. CAC subsurface (46)
  • State of Alaska surface acquired from Eyak through EVOSTC HPP. CAC subsurface (47)
• Tatitlek Lands (50)
  • CAC surface and subsurface (51)
  • Tatitlek surface and CAC subsurface (52)
  • Tatitlek surface and subsurface (53)
  • Tatitlek surface with timber conservation easement acquired through EVOCTC HPP. CAC subsurface (54)
  • Tatitlek surface with conservation easement acquired through EVOSTC HPP, with public access. CAC subsurface (55)
  • Tatitlek surface with conservation easement acquired through EVOSTC HPP, with no public access. CAC subsurface (56)
  • USFS surface estate acquired from Tatitlek through EVOSTC HPP. CAC subsurface (57)
  • State of Alaska surface acquired from Tatitlek through EVOSTC HPP. CAC subsurface (58)
  • Tatitlek surface with conservation easement acquired through EVOSTC HPP. CAC subsurface (59)
  • Tatitlek Corporate exclusion area easement. CAC subsurface (60)

Description: <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;font-size:12pt"><DIV><P><SPAN>These layers serve as a companion to the Chugach Region Land Study and Report required under Sec. 1113 of the Dingell Act of 2019. Data include: the split-estate land ownership patterns within the Chugach Alaska Corporation (CAC) region; potential lands for possible exchange with CAC identified by BLM, NPS and Forest Service; and mineral occurrence and quarry locations discussed in the socioeconomic assessment.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV>

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Title: Chugach Region Land Study and Report
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Comments: <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;font-size:12pt"><DIV><P><SPAN>These layers serve as a companion to the Chugach Region Land Study and Report required under Sec. 1113 of the Dingell Act of 2019. Data include: the split-estate land ownership patterns within the Chugach Alaska Corporation (CAC) region; potential lands for possible exchange with CAC identified by BLM, NPS and Forest Service; and mineral occurrence and quarry locations discussed in the socioeconomic assessment.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV>
Subject: Chugach Region Land Study and Report
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Keywords: dingell act,chugach,land exchange,CAC,Alaska,Lands,Realty,Conveyance,Selection,ANCSA
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