BLM LR2000 changed to a new program??????? Help

[Tree!]

Trying to find some info in some squares and I have no clue how to use this new system. It looks like you would need to be a computer programmer to use it? Does anyone here know how to extract info from it about claims and would you have a clear way of explaining how to do it?

 

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[Clay Diggins]

Read the Land Matters Tutorial Demystifying the LR2000 HERE.

You will find more useful tutorials on using the LR2000 HERE.

If you want information on current active claims you can access the LR2000 information for each claim directly from the Land Matters Mining Claims Maps without filling in any forms. A few clicks and you have the whole claims report right from the map.

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[winners58]

the old GeoCommunicator map is gone here is the BLM introduction to access the LR2000 database

https://www.blm.gov/lr2000/lr2000ReportIntro.pdf
&
https://www.blm.gov/lr2000/lr2000pubrpts/LR2000_Public_Tutorial_for_Web.pdf

if you want to search by map some dedicated individuals convert that database twice monthly to an interactive mapping page.
My Land Matters - Mining Claims Maps

Reading a map is something that is very important i.e. MTRS(meridian, township, range, section)
http://www.mylandmatters.org/Tutorials/MapReading/
a good tutorial I found on the PLSS (Public Land Survey System) descriptions
http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/forestmanagement/documents/plsstutorial.pdf

 

[N-Lionberger]

It looks the same to me.

 

[Tree!]

the old GeoCommunicator map is gone here is the BLM introduction to access the LR2000 database

https://www.blm.gov/lr2000/lr2000ReportIntro.pdf
&
https://www.blm.gov/lr2000/lr2000pubrpts/LR2000_Public_Tutorial_for_Web.pdf

if you want to search by map some dedicated individuals convert that database twice monthly to an interactive mapping page.
My Land Matters - Mining Claims Maps

Reading a map is something that is very important i.e. MTRS(meridian, township, range, section)
http://www.mylandmatters.org/Tutorials/MapReading/
a good tutorial I found on the PLSS (Public Land Survey System) descriptions
http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/forestmanagement/documents/plsstutorial.pdf

Thank you


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