Public Lands

Summary

Public Lands is an article^[1].

Key Facts

• Public Lands is in the country of United States^[2].
• Public Lands's instance of is recorded as article^[3].
• Public Lands's follows is recorded as Education^[4].
• Public Lands's followed by is recorded as Public Institutions^[5].
• Public Lands's part of is recorded as Constitution of New Mexico^[6].
• Public Lands's language of work or name is recorded as English^[7].
• Public Lands's language of work or name is recorded as Spanish^[8].
• Public Lands's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as New Mexico^[9].
• Public Lands's title is recorded as Public Lands^[10].
• Public Lands's title is recorded as Tierras Públicas^[11].
• Public Lands's first line is recorded as Se declara que todas las tierras que pertenecen al territorio de Nuevo México, y todas las tierras concedidas, transferidas o confirmadas, por el congreso, a favor del estado, y todas las tierras que en el futuro se adquirieren, serán tierras públicas del estado que se mantendrán o se dispondrá de ellas según lo disponga la ley para los fines que se hayan concedido o que en el futuro se concedan, se traspasen a título gratuito o de otra forma se adquieran, siempre que aquella parte de las Secciones Dos, Treinta y Dos, Dieciséis, y Treinta y Seis que no fueren contiguas an otras tierras del estado, no se vendan por menos de diez dólares [$10.00] por acre, dentro del plazo de diez años después de la fecha en que Nuevo México fuere admitido como estado.^[12].
• Public Lands's first line is recorded as All lands belonging to the territory of New Mexico, and all lands granted, transferred or confirmed to the state by congress, and all lands hereafter acquired, are declared to be public lands of the state to be held or disposed of as may be provided by law for the purposes for which they have been or may be granted, donated or otherwise acquired; provided, that such of school Sections Two, Thirty-­ Two, Sixteen and Thirty-­Six as are not contiguous to other state lands shall not be sold within the period of ten years next after the admission of New Mexico as a state for less than ten dollars [($10.00)] per acre.^[13].
• Public Lands's Ballotpedia ID is recorded as Article_XIII,_New_Mexico_Constitution^[14].
• Public Lands's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[15].