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Bureau of Land Management

BLM Nevada administers nearly 48 million acres of public land in Nevada. Sixty seven percent of Nevada belong to the American people. Whether you make your living ranching or mining or whether you enjoy the iconic landscapes of the West by horseback, off-highway vehicle, hiking, hunting or fishing, you share our common heritage of public lands. Access to wide open spaces is in the fiber of Nevada history.


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Contact Bureau of Land Management

Nevada State Office
1340 Financial Blvd.
Reno, Nevada  89502
Phone: 775-861-6500
Fax: 775-861-6606


 

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