As of 2012, the federal government owned 703,336 acres of land in Oklahoma. This figure represents a portion of the total land in the state managed by federal agencies.
Federal Land Ownership in Oklahoma
The most precise data available regarding government land ownership in Oklahoma often pertains to federal holdings. As of 2012, the federal government's ownership amounted to 703,336 acres. This acreage constitutes a small percentage of Oklahoma's overall land area.
The following table summarizes the key figures regarding federal land ownership in the state:
| Category | Value |
|---|---|
| Federal Land Owned | 703,336 acres |
| Total Land Area of Oklahoma | 44,087,680 acres |
| Percentage Owned by Federal Government | 1.60% |
| Data Year | 2012 |
Context and Management
Oklahoma encompasses a vast land area, with the federal government managing a specific portion of it. Federal lands are stewarded for a variety of public purposes, reflecting a commitment to resource management and public access.
These lands are managed for numerous objectives, including:
- Conservation and sustainable development of natural resources.
- Providing areas for grazing for livestock.
- Supporting diverse recreational activities for the public.
