Public Domain Land

Public Domain Land refers to land that is owned by the government or the public and is free for everyone to use or access. It’s land that has not been private property or protected by specific restrictions, meaning there are no ownership rights or exclusive claims associated with it. Examples include national parks, public beaches, or government-owned forests. The concept ensures that certain lands remain accessible for recreation, conservation, and public benefit, while also delineating clear boundaries between public and private ownership.