Department of the Interior

BLM Non-Energy Leasable Minerals

Name: BLM Non-Energy Leasable Minerals
Creator: Department of the Interior

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) provides geocoded records of non-energy leasable cases, derived from Legal Land Descriptions (LLD) within their Mineral and Land Record System (MLRS). Each record includes a unique case identifier, the specific type of non-energy leasable activity, and detailed geographic attributes such as meridian, township, range, and section, which are geocoded using the Public Land Survey System (PLSS) and BLM Cadastral data.

Example records

Nameoperating location	Alternate Nameoperating location	Stateaddress	Objectididentifier	IDidentifier	Admin Stategeographic	Blm Prodclassification	Cse Dispstatus	Cse Type Nrclassification	Cse Nrregistration	Cmmdtyproduct
MOAB FIELD OFFICE	Ten Mile Known Potash Leasing Area	UT	7461	1374017460629590000	UT	KNOWN LEASING AREA	Pending	350006	UTUT106732678	POTASH, POTASSIUM
MOAB FIELD OFFICE	Seven Mile Known Potash Leasing Area	UT	7459	1373041794291478500	UT	KNOWN LEASING AREA	Pending	350006	UTUT106732673	POTASH, POTASSIUM
ITAFOS CONDA LLC		ID	7462	1380217429275250700	ID	PHOSPHATE COMPETITIVE LEASE	Authorized	351501	IDID106735930	OTHER LEASABLE MINERALS

Use cases

Mineral Supply Chain Sourcing Exposure

A procurement analyst at a battery or fertilizer manufacturer maps which BLM-administered parcels are actively producing a specific mineral commodity, and whether those leases are in good standing, to assess upstream supply concentration risk before signing long-term offtake agreements.

CmmdtyPrdcngCse DispRcrd AcrsState

Land and Mineral Rights Underwriting

A title insurance underwriter evaluating a property transaction checks whether any non-energy mineral leases encumber the subject parcel, when those leases became effective, and whether they are still pending or have been disposed, to determine what rights may be severed from surface ownership.

Cse NrEff DateExp DateCse DispCse Disp Date

KYB Verification for Mining Operators

A fintech lender extending credit to a mining company verifies that the company holds active, producing BLM mineral leases of sufficient acreage to support the collateral value claimed in the loan application, and checks whether any leases are in a pending or lapsed disposition that would reduce asset coverage.

NameCse NrPrdcngCse DispRcrd Acrs