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About DoD Military Installations and Ranges

Department of Defense installation, range, and training area boundaries, built for the two facts that are not common knowledge: which sites carry the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act designation that foreign buyer land rules turn on, and which are reported closed or excess rather than active, which is the redevelopment inventory. Distance is measured to the nearest point of a boundary rather than to a centroid, because the largest installations run past a million acres. Boundaries are unclassified, publicly released administrative outlines that may be generalized: they are not survey lines, not fence lines, and not a title product. Proximity is context and never a determination, so this is not a noise finding, not an accident potential zone assignment, not an avigation or restrictive easement, and not a disclosure obligation. The foreign investment flag is the department designating a site rather than a decision about any transaction, so treat it as a reason to ask counsel. No operational information exists in this data and none is inferred. Some listed sites publish no boundary at all, so an empty result means no listed boundary matched, which is narrower than no military land nearby.

⚠ Boundaries are unclassified, publicly released administrative outlines and may be generalized. They are not survey boundaries, not fence lines, and not a title product. Every row is published with its controlled-unclassified-information flag set to No, which is why the layer is releasable at all.

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