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Land Boundary Mapping for GPS and Google Earth

Public Land Google Earth Overlay 2D
Screen Shot of a Transparent Boundary Overlaid on the Satellite Images in Google Earth.
Colored according to BLM map standards [BLM, State , Forest Service , etc]

NEW! Land Ownership Topo Maps for your Garmin GPS

Many Map Options to choose from

  1. Public and Private Land Boundaries Overlaid on Satellite Images for the Western States.
  2. Boundary lines for any public land area to use on your GPS.
  3. Hard copy Satellite Image maps with your area's boundaries on the map.

Many Uses

  • Verify boundaries while hunting.
  • Use public and private land ownership overlay maps in Google Earth or Virtual Earth to help find public land, hunting areas, or recreation access.
  • Use the maps to find new ways in to your favorite spots.
  • View boundaries in 3D

  • Public Land Google Earth Overlay 3D
  • Zoom in to view roads in the area

  • Public Property Roads in google Earth
  • Take a waterproof, foldable boundary map with you

  • Satellite Image Map with property boundaries

Very Accurate

Data is taken from the most current state and national government agency's survey data. Boundary data doesn't get any more accurate than this, but you are still responsible for verifying boundaries and knowing where you are. Because of the data compilation methods used by state agencies and Montana Mapping, GPS, and Hunting Services; the data is subject to error. No representation is made or warranty given as to its content or usability. User assumes all risk of use.

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* Public Land area overlays are available for the entire US.
** Complete land ownership overlays (including private land) are only available for the following states: Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Alaska and some other Western States currently available

FREE Trial Downloads

Google Earth Overlay


Read this First! Google Earth or Virtual Earth is necessary to use the kmz file that you can download using this button. Download Google Earth Here. If the map doesn't display like the image shown below check our Frequently Asked Questions for Graphics Help. The Ownership colors should be transparent (so you can see through to the satellite image of the ground). If they aren't, your graphics settings in Google Earth may need to be changed (see FAQ). The ownership overlay requires a lot of your computers graphics card. If the image doesn't display as pictured below, you may need to update your graphics card driver - PC (Mac update instructions) or your graphics card may be too old to handle this complex image rendering. If this is the case, you can still view the land ownership overlay, but you won't be able to see through to the satellite image of the ground.

GPS Download

Public land area Near Alamosa, CO -
File Won't Open? Update your software.

Haven't ever loaded a track, route, or waypoint to your GPS. No Problem! Check your GPS user's manual for information on connecting your GPS to your computer to upload data to your GPS. Garmin users: use the MapSource software that came with your Garmin GPS to open the .gpx file and transfer to your device. See your user's manual for specific instructions. In general, the software you use must be newer than 2004 to support GPX files.
Garmin MapSource Software Download

Ordering Information

A download link will be delivered by email after secure purchase is completed. Most will be delivered by email in less than 24 hours, however, sometimes we are out of the office so on rare occasions it could take 2-3 days.

Secure Order with 128-bit encryption using PayPal. You don't need a PayPal account, simply use your credit card to buy our products through PayPal. Or simply email us at orders@kmlers.com to let us know which area you are interested in and we'll send you a bill through Paypal or Google Checkout, whichever you prefer. Check or Money Order is always an option.

And as always, feel free to call or email us with any questions you have before or after the sale. You're satisfied with our product or your money back!

One Private or Public Hunting Land Boundary - $15.95

Call to describe the area you are interested in over the phone. 406-599-1565
Must be a contiguous piece of property.

File Type
Landowner or Area Name
State*, County

Entire County or Hunting Unit Land Ownership Overlay for Google Earth - $37.95

File Type
Which Western State*
Which County or Hunting Unit

Customer Reviews

"Awesome service and a pleasure to work with. I will be returning."

-Mike Briggs of Horseshoe Bend, ID


"I am very happy with the product, it seems be accurate and consistent with paper maps I already have. I have only had it a few days but have already found new areas and/or clarified boundaries. I use it to find fringe areas near private land to hunt for elk mostly, but some mule deer and turkey spots as well."

-Jesse Young of Norwood, CO


"A few years ago I had spotted some elk on what I thought was possibly state land, but the boundaries weren't very well defined and I couldn't determine the actual boundaries by the paper maps. I went to the neighboring ranch owner to have him describe the boundaries between private and public for me. Armed with that information I went after the elk. On 4 different occasions I found the elk to be about 200 yards on the wrong side of the fence on what was described to me by the ranch foreman as private land. After reviewing the paper maps again I was left with many questions about the actual boundaries. Then I heard about Eric and kmlers.com and had him send me an overlay for Google Earth that showed the property boundaries. The sad part is, once I used the satellite imagery to determine exactly where the boundaries are, I discovered that those elk were actually on public land each time I had passed on the shots I had. The good part is now I know exactly where I can hunt and I am going back this fall."

"The elk were in a cultivated field which, to me, meant private ownership. Kmlers satellite image map showed that field was state land, so I contacted DNRC and they indicated that they had paid to have a rancher seed crested wheat in that area. So even though it looked like private land, KMLERS proved that it was public land. When I see those elk in that field next year, I will know it is legal to shoot and one of them will very likely wind up on my wall."

-Darrel Wise of Western Montana