Format csv
Parcel Data in CSV
The attribute table with the geometry left behind — parcel IDs, owners, addresses, valuations.
- Datasets available
- 0
- Extension
- .csv
- Media type
- text/csv
- Geometry
- no
Take it when
Joining parcel attributes to something you already have keyed on APN, or loading assessment values into a spreadsheet or a warehouse without a spatial extension.
Watch out for
There are no shapes in it. If you need to draw or intersect anything, this is the wrong download.
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Counties available as CSV
Nothing is published as CSV yet. Every dataset here is converted on publish, so this fills in as the catalog grows.
Other formats
shp
Shapefile
The format every desktop GIS reads without being asked, and the one most county assessors still publish.
geojson
GeoJSON
Plain text, WGS84, readable in a browser and in a code review. The web's parcel format.
gpkg
GeoPackage
One SQLite file, full-length field names, real CRS metadata, no sidecar files to lose.
parquet
GeoParquet
Columnar, compressed, and typed. Built for reading one column of ten million parcels rather than one parcel at a time.