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Boat Ramp Atlas

Sources and licensing

27,261 launch sites, compiled from the organisations below. Where two sources describe the same ramp, the agency that maintains it takes precedence.

Contributing organisations

OrganisationRecords used
FHWA - Federal Lands5,859
OpenStreetMap contributors5,669
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources3,116
State of Minnesota3,026
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission2,626
Michigan Department of Natural Resources2,512
NOAA GeoPlatform1,344
GADNR Wildlife Resources1,064
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources1,023
New Hampshire GRANIT GIS Clearinghouse865
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission793
State of Idaho764
New York State Department of State735
Nebraska Game & Parks Commission725
Iowa Department of Natural Resources631
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency581
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation575
Ohio Department of Natural Resources482
WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife471
Department of Energy & Environmental Protection355
Bureau of Land Management347
USACE - Rock Island District338
MassGIS - Bureau of Geographic Information282
U.S. Recreation Information Database (recreation.gov)281
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission266
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources237
Alaska Department of Fish & Game179
State of Delaware162
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish22

Download the data

Every record on this site is downloadable, with the publishing agency named on each row and a link back to the agency record it came from. Take it and use it — the attribution requirements of the underlying agency licences travel with the rows.

All 27,261 ramps (CSV)

Per state, as CSV (spreadsheet) or JSON (for code)
StateRampsFiles
Alabama248CSV · JSON
Alaska257CSV · JSON
Arizona83CSV · JSON
Arkansas899CSV · JSON
California339CSV · JSON
Colorado210CSV · JSON
Connecticut442CSV · JSON
Delaware147CSV · JSON
District of Columbia1CSV · JSON
Florida2,662CSV · JSON
Georgia973CSV · JSON
Idaho560CSV · JSON
Illinois474CSV · JSON
Indiana78CSV · JSON
Iowa777CSV · JSON
Kansas158CSV · JSON
Kentucky218CSV · JSON
Louisiana535CSV · JSON
Maine162CSV · JSON
Maryland84CSV · JSON
Massachusetts354CSV · JSON
Michigan1,735CSV · JSON
Minnesota3,178CSV · JSON
Mississippi206CSV · JSON
Missouri604CSV · JSON
Montana251CSV · JSON
Nebraska696CSV · JSON
Nevada38CSV · JSON
New Hampshire881CSV · JSON
New Jersey57CSV · JSON
New Mexico63CSV · JSON
New York308CSV · JSON
North Carolina454CSV · JSON
North Dakota73CSV · JSON
Ohio490CSV · JSON
Oklahoma282CSV · JSON
Oregon372CSV · JSON
Pennsylvania164CSV · JSON
Puerto Rico7CSV · JSON
Rhode Island229CSV · JSON
South Carolina911CSV · JSON
South Dakota52CSV · JSON
Tennessee731CSV · JSON
Texas553CSV · JSON
Utah149CSV · JSON
Vermont103CSV · JSON
Virginia875CSV · JSON
Washington756CSV · JSON
West Virginia69CSV · JSON
Wisconsin3,170CSV · JSON
Wyoming143CSV · JSON

How we treat the data

Nothing is invented. If an agency does not publish a parking count, this site does not show one — no estimate, no “N/A”, no dash. A missing field means the agency does not record it.

Every field is traceable. Each attribute records which dataset it came from, down to the individual row, and each ramp page links back to the publisher’s own record.

Sources are used only where licensing is clear. Federal agency output is public domain; state datasets are used where the agency publishes a licence or attribution statement. Where licensing could not be established, the dataset was left out — including the single largest aggregation we found, which would have added several thousand records.

Named places only. Launch sites an agency publishes without a name do not get a page, because a page titled “Boat Ramp” helps nobody.