Come learn about the potential for going to a Bureau of Land Management, sometimes abbreviated to BLM, site in totality to view the 2045 titular solar eclipse! Created in 1946, the BLM is an agency within the United States Department of the Interior responsible for administering federal lands and is headquartered in Washington DC. The land that the BLM oversees encompasses more than 247.3 million acres, which equates to 1/8th of the US landmass. The BLM manages 221 wilderness areas, 29 national monuments and 636 other protected areas.

The BLM has 877 sites, of which, 119 of which are in totality over 5 states. All of the tables and maps are original content, created by CosmosPNW.

Category	Unit Type	Total Number	Number In Totality
National Conservation Lands	National Monuments	29	4
National Conservation Lands	National Conservation Area/Similar Areas	16	5
Wilderness	Wilderness Areas	221	30
Wilderness	Wilderness Study Areas	528	80
National Wild and Scenic Rivers	National Wild and Scenic Rivers	69	N/A
National Trails System	National Historic Trails	13	N/A
National Trails System	National Scenic Trails	5	N/A

We will not be looking at the National Trails System, nor the National Wild and Scenic Rivers since they cover thousands of miles and is hard if not impossible to provide you the best details in a concise fashion. However, we will be looking at the other options in detail.

	National Monument	National Conservation Area	Wilderness Area	Wilderness Study Area	Total sites
California	1	2	6	6	15
Colorado	2	1	5	21	29
Florida	0	1	0	0	1
Nevada	0	1	17	16	34
Utah	1	0	2	37	40

Now you know the potential BLM sites to use to view totality for the 2045 total solar eclipse! For more 2045 Total Solar Eclipse information, check out these articles. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for updates as well.