Every place on the National Register, with a page of its own
What each listed building, district, site and object is, when it was listed, and whether it still stands.
Start with the answers
One question, one tableThis month's additions to the register, dated, weeks before they reach the map.
The places the Secretary of the Interior singled out as nationally significant, by state.
Demolished, burned or delisted. Still on the record, gone from the ground.
Listings by state
- 1New York39 landmarks4,655
- 2Ohio51 landmarks3,232
- 3Massachusetts27 landmarks3,168
- 4Texas19 landmarks2,704
Counts are places in the public spatial layer; the register itself holds about 97,000 and withholds some locations.
One place, in full
A listed building in Chicago, Illinois in the Prairie School architecture style. Added to the National Register in 1966, and a National Historic Landmark.
The newest landmark with a photograph. Every landmark page looks like this.
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All 71,181 places →Newest on the register
Full weekly list →Removed from the register
All removals →National Park Service National Register spatial data, the NPS weekly list, Wikidata and Wikimedia Commons.
Every night. Counts, alerts and fees on this page are as of September 01, 2026.
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