Hunting GPS Maps State PLAT

These Statewide PLAT Book maps make it easy to see where you are at relative to public and private property boundaries. This map has the same features as our BLM4GPS map but Private Property Boundaries and the Landowner Names are shown in addition to all the other features our customers love. Don't miss another opportunity by not knowing who owns what!

Map Features

• Public Lands with Unique Colors
• Section Lines and Numbers
• Topo Lines – 20 ft contour intervals - 1:24K Equivalent
• Roads - City, Hwy, County & Backroads
• Big Game Management Units / Hunt Areas
• Geographic Names (cities, creeks, manmade features, etc)
• Water Data (creeks, rivers, lakes)
• National Forest Roads & Trails
• And More! - See each state for details

PLAT vs BLM: PLAT has all the features of the BLM maps but with Landowner names as well!

Available in:  Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washtington, Wyoming

Accuracy

Montana Mapping concentrate their efforts to providing the most current and accurate property boundaries and ownership available.  If you actually take the map out and test it by finding a section marker or some other official survey line marker, you will find the maps to be accurate to within feet in most cases.  Most ownership data is 1:24,000 scale or +/- 50 ground feet according to national mapping accuracy standards.  However, road data, trails, trailheads, etc. may have been digitized from 1:100,000 or higher scale and may not be quite as accurate as the ownership data.  These maps are for Reference Purposes only.  Always obey property postings and use common sense to visually verify boundaries. 

Data is taken from the most current state and national government agency's land survey data.  Because of the data compilation methods used by state agencies and Montana Mapping & GPS, LLC, the data is subject to error. No representation is made or warranty given as to its content or usability. User assumes all risk of use.  These data do not constitute a legal survey; when seeking the definitive description of real property, consult the deed recorded at the local county courthouse or official land records in the respective federal or state agencies.