List of U.S. Government Designations For Places

This is a list of U.S. government designations for places.

  • National Battlefield
  • National Battlefield Park
  • National Battlefield Site
  • National Biosphere Reserve
  • National Cemetery
  • National Conservation Area
  • National Estuarine Research Reserve
  • National Fish Hatchery System
  • National Forest
  • National Grassland
  • National Historic Area
  • National Historic Landmark
  • National Historic Place
  • National Historical Reserve
  • National Historic Route
  • National Historic Seaport
  • National Historic Site
  • National Historic Trail
  • National Historical Park
  • National Lakeshore
  • National Memorial
  • National Marine Sanctuaries
  • National Military Park
  • National Monument
  • National Natural Landmark
  • National Park
  • National Parkway
  • National Preserve
  • National Primitive Area
  • National Recreation Area
  • National Recreation Trail
  • National Reserve
  • National River
  • National Scenic Area
  • National Scenic Byway
  • National Scenic Research Area
  • National Scenic Riverway
  • National Scenic Trail
  • National Seashore
  • National Volcanic Monument
  • National Wild and Scenic River
  • National Wilderness Area
  • National Wildlife Refuge
  • Research Natural Area
  • Wilderness Study Area

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