43 U.S.C. § 123 — Continuance of land offices when required by public convenience

This section lets the Secretary of the Interior keep certain land offices open past the usual closing threshold. The Secretary of the Interior may continue a land district that contains the seat of government of one of the states, and may keep that district's land office open, even though the district has less than 100,000 acres of unsold land — the amount that would otherwise trigger closing it. The Secretary can do this whenever, in the Secretary's opinion, continuing the district is required by public convenience, or is needed to finish closing out the land system in that state. The section has no lettered subsections.