Resources


Battlefield Reports & Manuals

cover of official National Park Service report

Revolutionary War & War of 1812 Report

Find eligible Rev. War and War 1812 battlefields

Aerial view of pastoral landscape at sunset

Nation's Civil War Battlefields Report

Find eligible Civil War battlefields

Metal tanker vehicle half submerged in ocean, covered in barnacles

Battlefield Survey Manuals

Tools for identifying and surveying battlefields

Geospacial Data


Google map with green blobs outlining battlefield boundaries

Battlefield Geospatial Data

Download geospatial data to access eligible battlefield boundaries

Grey google map with purple blob denoting boundary of a national park

National Park Service Geospatial Data

Download geospatial data to access National Park Service legislative boundaries

Programmatic Agreement

Under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, federal agencies must consider potential impacts to historic resources for all of their projects, including projects they support through financial assistance. A Programmatic Agreement is an alternative process for completing this review that is tailored to the needs of a specific program or project type.

In 2016, NPS ABPP established a Programmatic Agreement for its grant programs in partnership with the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, the National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers, and other Concurring Parties. In consultation and partnership with all of these parties, NPS ABPP executed the Programmatic Agreement’s first amendment in 2021, and a second amendment in 2022.


Hand with fancy pen signs document

Programmatic Agreement

(PDF, 2.09 MB)

an adult bison looking at a trailhead sign, his head is lowered and he seems to be reading the sign

Annual Report

Fiscal Year 2022 (PDF, 232 KB)

Last updated: March 24, 2023

Tools