Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Ownership and Use of Forest Land in the Coast Range Pine Subregion of California
As a result of early grants of land to the railroads, certain parts of the northern section and particularly the national forests, still have remnants of a checkerboard pattern which consists of private sections of land intermingled mainly with sections of public land. This checkerboard pattern poses certain problems in the management of public as well as private land. This situation could be improved by continuing exchanges of land between the public and the private owners.
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