Lunar Registry
Every parcel of land on the Moon — its boundary, its surface and mineral owner, its status, and the full history of how it got there. Public and read-only.
Blocks and parcels. A block is a surveyed square of the Moon, 6.4 km on a side (about 10,000 acres), at a fixed location. A parcel is a piece of a block that someone owns. A new block starts as one parcel; as land is sold or divided, a block can hold many parcels with different owners.
Each parcel has a record. Search for a parcel, or click a block on the lunar map, then open a parcel to see its plat map, boundary, both owners, and its history: every grant, sale (with its price), division and merge, each with a recording number.
- Blocks
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- Parcels
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- Acres recorded
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- Owners
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Land auctions → Parcels up for auction, 10 at a time.
Find a parcel
Lunar map
Each dot is one block (about 10,000 acres). Click a dot to list its parcels. The map shows roughly where each block is; the parcel record is the authoritative description of its boundary.
Flat (equirectangular) projection: longitude −180° to 180° left to right, latitude 90°N to 90°S top to bottom. Dot size shows how many parcels are in that block.