Amounts vary according to production and market prices.
States normally receive 50 percent of the revenues collected from federal lands located within that state s boundaries. The Reclamation Fund for water projects receives 40 percent and the General Fund of the U.S. Treasury receives 10 percent. Alaska is the only exception and receives a 90-percent share, as prescribed by the Alaska Statehood Act. Coastal states receive 27 percent of mineral royalties if they have federal offshore tracts adjacent to their seaward boundaries. Remaining offshore revenues are deposited in special accounts of the U.S. Treasury, including the General Fund, the Land and Water Conservation Fund and the Historic Preservation Fund.