Observed arrival · 2026-08-28
Unfenced measures the public-land edge of property listings
A property-search site identifies land for sale that physically borders publicly owned land, then measures the shared boundary in feet.
Why it surfaced
Unfenced replaces the familiar “borders national forest” checkbox with parcel-boundary analysis: county lot lines are compared with USGS PAD-US 4.1, and touching properties receive a measured shared edge. It reports 13,917 such properties across 49 regions, including one 127,945-foot boundary against Casper Field Office.
A property-search site identifies land for sale that physically borders publicly owned land, then measures the shared boundary in feet.
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