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.
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U.S. Forest ServiceBureau of Land ManagementPrivate Individual or CompanyPrivate Non-Industrial OwnerState AgencyState Dept. of Fish and WildlifeState Dept. of Parks and RecreationState Dept. of ForestryWaterUndeterminedSource classifications; see the selected record for context.Map key & keyboard controls
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