PLSS Locator: Legal Land

Convert PLSS township, range and section to approximate field coordinates offline. Three lookups included; Lifetime unlock available. Not a boundary survey.

Turn U.S. Public Land Survey System descriptions into navigation-ready coordinates—even when cell coverage disappears. PLSS Land Locator works with township, range, section and quarter-quarter aliquots across 30 states.

BUILT FOR FIELD WORK

• Convert township, range, section and principal-meridian descriptions offline • Enter quarter and quarter-quarter aliquots, fractions and duplicate designators • See township-derived section and aliquot outlines on a map • Estimate the PLSS description at a map tap or your current location • View decimal, DMS and WGS84 UTM coordinates • Check distance and bearing from your position • Open a route in Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze when available

KEEP EVERY SITE READY

Save field sites with job names, access notes, favorites and completion status. Import sites from CSV, create a portable backup, or export your work as CSV, KML and a PDF field report.

30 STATES. READY OFFLINE.

The bundled BLM-derived index includes 85,622 townships across Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Canadian DLS/ATS coverage is also included. No account, analytics or developer server is required. Your sites and history remain on your device.

TRY IT, THEN PAY ONCE

Three successful lookups are included. The one-time Lifetime purchase unlocks unlimited lookups, saved sites, history, import/backup and professional exports. There is no subscription.

IMPORTANT

Coordinates and grid outlines are navigation-grade estimates derived from government township geometry. They do not establish property boundaries, replace a legal survey, certify title or provide emergency dispatch coordinates. Texas is not included because its abstract and survey system is not PLSS.