County land atlas

Land, buildings and boundaries

Public parcel outlines, building footprints, water, public land and mineral interests, shown with their dates and limits. The atlas maps land because who holds it, and on what terms, shapes where people can live and work; it does not profile owners.

Places, stories & the directory ↗ · Why land is in the atlas ↗
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Layers of the county

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Map appearance

Area colors describe size, not zoning or permitted uses.

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Taxlots by areaUnder 1 acre1–10 acres10–100 acres100+ acres
Federal mineral interest represented by this sourceAll mineralsAcquired minerals, AllAll minerals except oil and gasAll minerals except oil, gas, and geothermalNoneWaterSource classifications; see the selected record for context.
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Dots are points, lines follow roads and water, and shaded areas are parcels, zones and land classes. Arrow keys move the map and + / − zoom it; press Enter to read the record under the centre crosshair. Every layer is also a searchable list below the map.

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