AcreValue provides an online parcel viewer, delineating parcel boundaries with up-to-date land ownership information, sourced from county assessors. Within the map, view the property lines for each parcel, in addition to the parcel number, acreage, and owner name. Plat maps with property lines are available on AcreValue in counties across the U.S.

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Learn why it's important to know your property lines and 11 ways to find them, from Google Maps to property deeds. This web page does not provide printable maps of your property, but it gives you tips and tools to locate your boundaries.

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Plat maps can help you: Look up property boundaries. Research a neighborhood before buying. Find easements on any property. Check lot dimensions and boundaries. Find public access areas. Identify flood zones and other hazards.

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Build your property map with interactive tools to enhance your mapping experience and provide easy access to your permits and records. > Create, filter and print maps > Draw your property by hand or by APN > View relevant property/parcel information > Connect your cloud storage accounts > Access files from your interactive property map

Here are the best places to start your search for your local plat map: County clerk. County assessor. Office of the recorder of deeds. Although you’ll have to schlep all the way to your county courthouse to get your hands on the physical plat map, you might be able to find a copy online.

Review your property survey. When you bought your home, it’s likely you received a map, also known as a plat, showing property lines and measurements. If it wasn’t included with your paperwork, check with your local clerk's or surveyor's office. Some of these maps may be available online, while others will be hard copies or microfiche copies.