Description: Alaska Wildland Fire Jurisdictions is a spatial dataset produced by the Bureau of Land Management-Division of Support Services and the Alaska Fire Service. It provides land ownership information for initial fire management decisions. Alaska Computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems use the dataset to determine the default ownership and jurisdiction for a location. This feature class merges land ownership/management feature classes from contributing entities (publicly available borough, municipality, state, federal, and other entity management and ownership GIS data) into a single feature class. Overlapping input feature classes are prioritized and lower priority features are replaced by higher priority features. It contains tracts that represent the owner with the majority of surface rights. Subsurface ownership is not represented. For the most part, when a land owner possesses the majority of surface rights, that landowner has fee simple rights to the land. Alaska Wildland Fire Jurisdictions is not an authoritative source for land status information and does not necessarily show the most recent changes in jurisdiction.
Copyright Text: Alaska Wildland Fire Coordinating Group (AWFCG), State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Fire Protection (DFFP), US Department of Agriculture, Forest Service (USFS), U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Wildland Fire Service, Alaska (AFS)
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Description: Alaska Wildland Fire Jurisdictions is a spatial dataset produced by the Bureau of Land Management-Division of Support Services and the Alaska Fire Service. It provides land ownership information for initial fire management decisions. Alaska Computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems use the dataset to determine the default ownership and jurisdiction for a location. This feature class merges land ownership/management feature classes from contributing entities (publicly available borough, municipality, state, federal, and other entity management and ownership GIS data) into a single feature class. Overlapping input feature classes are prioritized and lower priority features are replaced by higher priority features. It contains tracts that represent the owner with the majority of surface rights. Subsurface ownership is not represented. For the most part, when a land owner possesses the majority of surface rights, that landowner has fee simple rights to the land. Alaska Wildland Fire Jurisdictions is not an authoritative source for land status information and does not necessarily show the most recent changes in jurisdiction.
Copyright Text: Alaska Wildland Fire Coordinating Group (AWFCG), State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Fire Protection (DFFP), US Department of Agriculture, Forest Service (USFS), U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Wildland Fire Service, Alaska (AFS)
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Description: This is a subset of data from Alaska Wildland Fire Jurisdictions (AKWFJ) and only includes former Native Allotments. These parcels are no longer Restricted (Trust) lands. The intent of AKWFJ is to allow fire managers to determine land ownership/management responsibility at incident points of origin, within incident perimeters, and in the vicinity of incidents within the State of Alaska. This feature class merges land ownership/management feature classes from contributing entities (publicly available borough, municipality, state, federal, and other entity management and ownership GIS data) into a single feature class. Overlapping input feature classes are prioritized and lower priority features are replaced by higher priority features. It contains tracts that represent the owner with the majority of surface rights. Subsurface ownership is not represented. For the most part, when a land owner possesses the majority of surface rights, that landowner has fee simple rights to the land. By geodatabase definition, no geographic overlap is allowed for tracts that belong to the Alaska Wildland Fire Jurisdictions. The feature class does not necessarily show the most recent changes in jurisdiction.
Copyright Text: Alaska Interagency Coordination Center (AICC), Alaska Wildland Fire Coordinating Group (AWFCG) and Bureau of Land Management, Alaska Fire Service (AFS)
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