What the United States owns: a federal real property profile map

The federal government of the United States has a vast footprint. Real property – that is, land, buildings and other fixed structures that can’t be easily moved – possessed by the United States includes military bases and border checkpoints, scenic highways and historic bridges, court houses, post offices, warehouses for schools, warehouses for spaceflight, warehouses on Pacific islands, propagation buildings and the Reptile Discover Center, buoys and gunranges, laboratories for nuclear...