pineda Posted February 15, 2006 Share Posted February 15, 2006 Press Release from Sierra ClubTEXASRegion 3FOREST TRACT NAME OR NUMBER TOWNSHIP RANGE SECTIONS ACRESRita Blanca NG Tract 50 - Dallam County 160Rita Blanca NG Tract 64 - Dallam County 160Rita Blanca NG Tract 96 - Dallam County 80Region 8Angelina A-1h Angelina 199.46Angelina A-2Ac San Augustine 21.38Angelina A-2L San Augustine 58.03Angelina A-2m San Augustine 86.71Angelina A-604 San Augustine 87.94Caddo-LBJ NG C-20b Fannin 14.59Caddo-LBJ NG C-237 Fannin 3.14Caddo-LBJ NG C-277b Fannin 76.32Caddo-LBJ NG C-519f Fannin 22.15Caddo-LBJ NG C-572-I Fannin 9.06Caddo-LBJ NG C-1237 Wise 138.63Caddo-LBJ NG C-239 Wise 92.02Caddo-LBJ NG C-51 Wise 72.50Davy Crockett K-1f Houston 53.84Davy Crockett K-1j-I Houston 83.99Davy Crockett K-35 Houston 24.55Davy Crockett K-67 Houston 77.65Davy Crockett K-10h Trinity 144.66Davy Crockett K-2p Trinity 56.91Davy Crockett K-2q Trinity 266.37Davy Crockett K-2s Trinity 100.36Sabine S-13j Sabine 39.66Sabine S-1Ar Sabine 301.34Sabine S-1t Sabine 0.36Sabine S-2Ag Sabine 99.59Sabine S-2Ai Sabine 252.81Sabine S-2o Sabine 113.24Sabine S-1Bc San Augustine 10.35Sabine S-1Be San Augustine 116.76Sabine S-18m Shelby 56.67Sabine S-1Ae Shelby 75.15Sabine S-1Aj Shelby 76.17Sabine S-1Bc Shelby 164.36Sabine S-1Be Shelby 70.18Sabine S-1BL Shelby 127.53Sabine S-1e Shelby 123.35Sabine S-8 Shelby 95.41Sabine S-2Aj Sabine 97.59Sabine S-1Aw Sabine 88.45Sabine S-1Bi Shelby 201.12Sabine S-1w Shelby 177.63Sabine S-1x Shelby 121.70Sam Houston J-35a Montgomery 62.25Sam Houston J-35a San Jacinto 43.66Sam Houston J-87b San Jacinto 81.96Sam Houston J-8a San Jacinto 51.23Sam Houston J-12n Walker 74.00 4,813 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheNiche Posted February 17, 2006 Share Posted February 17, 2006 Fine by me.As long as the feds give states and localities first and second rights of refusal, why should Federal dollars be tied up in land ownership that benefits only local residents? I mean, it doesn't seem like these lands are frequently visited by a lot of people from out of state, unlike justifiably federal lands like the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone, etc. So pass responsibility to the people who use them...if not, then at least get them back on the tax rolls. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
editor Posted February 18, 2006 Share Posted February 18, 2006 I seem to recall hearing on more than one occasion that the Federal government is the largest landowned in the nation.Of course, I think it's also the largest employer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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