What is This?
This interactive map shows how the United States federal government divides the country for administrative purposes. Different agencies use different district systems to organize their operations, from courts to emergency management to economic regulation.
Understanding these districts helps you see how federal services reach your community and how the three branches of government are organized geographically.
Three Branches of Government
⚖️ Judicial Branch
Courts of Appeals, District Courts & Bankruptcy Courts
🏛️ Executive Branch
FEMA, EPA, Federal Reserve, Census, Education, BLM, US Attorneys, HHS, Weather Service
🛡️ Military
Coast Guard Districts & Army Corps of Engineers Divisions
Features
📚 Educational Content
Learn about each district system's purpose, history, and impact on daily life
🎨 Interactive Layers
Toggle between different district systems to compare boundaries and structures
📍 Address Search
Enter your address or use your location to find every federal district you live in
📱 Mobile Friendly
Optimized for viewing on phones, tablets, and computers
Included District Systems
- US Courts of Appeals Circuits - 12 regional appellate circuits
- US District Courts - the 94 federal trial court districts
- US Bankruptcy Courts - shown grouped by circuit
- FEMA Regions - 10 emergency management regions
- EPA Regions - 10 environmental protection regions
- Federal Reserve Districts - 12 banking districts from 1913
- Census Regions & Divisions - 4 regions and 9 divisions
- Department of Education Regions - 10 administrative regions
- BLM Districts - Bureau of Land Management offices
- US Attorney Districts - 93 federal prosecutors' offices
- HHS Regions - 10 health and human services regions
- National Weather Service Regions - 6 forecast regions
- Coast Guard Districts - 9 maritime defense regions
- Army Corps of Engineers Divisions - 8 river-basin civil works divisions