national forest

A national forest is a federally designated area of public land managed for multiple uses, including conservation, recreation, wildlife habitat, and sustainable resource extraction.

Observed surface forms (2)

• federally managed forest ×2
• federally managed public land ×1

Instances (29)

• Mount Hood National Forest
• Stanislaus National Forest
• Inyo National Forest
• Sierra National Forest
• Eldorado National Forest
• Tahoe National Forest
• Chugach Mountains
  surface form: Chugach National Forest
• Green Mountains
  surface form: Green Mountain National Forest
• Southeastern Alaska
  surface form: Tongass National Forest
• Santa Fe National Forest
• Apalachicola National Forest
• Tongass National Forest
• Uinta Mountains
  surface form: Ashley National Forest
• Los Padres National Forest
• Cherokee National Forest
• Huntsville, Texas, United States
  surface form: Sam Houston National Forest
• Lassen National Forest (surrounding lands)
• Taconic Mountains
  surface form: Green Mountain National Forest
• U.S. National Forest via concept surface "federally managed public land"
• White Mountain National Forest
• Finger Lakes National Forest
• Sierra Pelona Mountains
  surface form: Angeles National Forest
• Angeles National Forest
• San Bernardino National Forest
• Deschutes National Forest
• Willamette National Forest
• Gifford Pinchot National Forest
• Shasta-Trinity National Forest
• Modoc National Forest