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 "snippet": "Polygon features depicting the Arizona NLCS Wilderness Areas.  A Wilderness is a special place where the earth and its community of life are essentially undisturbed; they retain a primeval character, without permanent improvements and generally appear to have been affected primarily by the forces of nature. In 1964, Congress established the National Wilderness Preservation System and designated the first Wilderness Areas in passing the Wilderness Act. The uniquely American idea of wilderness has become an increasingly significant tool to ensure long-term protection of natural landscapes. Wilderness protects the habitat of numerous wildlife species and serves as a biodiversity bank for many species of plants and animals. Wilderness is also a source of clean water.",
 "description": "Boundary line features depicting the Arizona BLM NLCS Wilderness Area Boundaries: Below is the updated list of Congressionally submitted and approved Arizona wilderness area boundaries as required by the legislation. All have been surveyed and/or have legal descriptions documented. The other wilderness area boundaries not included in this list, have not been submitted to Congress, and represent line work of the original mapping on 1:24,000 scale maps when the bills were originally submitted to Congress. We are continuing to work on the these other wilderness boundaries in the State. When their wilderness boundaries are finalized and approved by Congress, the new boundaries will be included in this data layer. \nWilderness Area Serialized Case File Number\nAravaipa Canyon AZA 25467\nMuggins Mountain AZA 25501\nEagletail Mountains AZA 25497\nMount Trumbull AZA 25618\nSouth Maricopa Mountains AZA 25489\nDos Cabezas Mountains AZA 25470\nMount Nutt AZA 25482\nMount Tipton AZA 25483\nNorth Maricopa Mountains AZA 25486\nPeloncillo Mountains AZA 25473\nRedfield Canyon AZA 25474\nCottonwood Point AZA 25614\nMt Logan AZA 25617\nBaboquivari Peak AZA 25468\nCoyote Mountains AZA 25469\nMount Wilson AZA 25484Aubery Peak AZA 25476\nFishooks AZA 25471\nHarcuvar Mountains AZA 25500\nWhite Canyon AZA 25495\nNorth Santa Teresa AZA 25472\nTres Alamos AZA 25491\nHells Canyon AZA 25480",
 "summary": "Polygon features depicting the Arizona NLCS Wilderness Areas.  A Wilderness is a special place where the earth and its community of life are essentially undisturbed; they retain a primeval character, without permanent improvements and generally appear to have been affected primarily by the forces of nature. In 1964, Congress established the National Wilderness Preservation System and designated the first Wilderness Areas in passing the Wilderness Act. The uniquely American idea of wilderness has become an increasingly significant tool to ensure long-term protection of natural landscapes. Wilderness protects the habitat of numerous wildlife species and serves as a biodiversity bank for many species of plants and animals. Wilderness is also a source of clean water.",
 "title": "BLM AZ National Landscape Conservation System (NLCS) Wilderness Polygon",
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  "United States",
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  "Western States",
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  "Wilderness Boundary",
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 "accessInformation": "Bureau of Land Management, Arizona",
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