Parcel Numbers have a format of "5-3-3", which means 5 digits followed by a separator then 3 digits followed by a separator, followed by 3 more digits. Each portion of the Parcel Number may be listed with leading zeroes implied, or if the last portion is all zeroes, may be omitted entirely, ie;

Here are several ways of representing the same parcel number:
	04159-010-000 - Entire Number
	4159-010-0
	4159-10-0
	4159-10
	00016-000-000 - Entire Number
	00016
	16-0-0
	16-0
	16
							

The 3 portions of the number loosely represent parcel, block and lot and properties split off of a parent parcel will usually be numbered similar to the parent with different lot numbers or perhaps a different block number. Note: There have been variations on numbering through history so some areas may not share these characteristics.

To search for an entry in a table such as this one;4159-010-Lot use the Search by Parcel Number and enter 4159-10-0 in the beginning parcel number box, and enter 4159-10-999 in the ending parcel number box.


To quickly locate a name, or portion of one, in this table, use the Find on Page option on the Browser pull-down Edit menu. A Find dialogue box will display and you may enter the text you wish to find and click the Find Next Button.

The Subdivision Cross Reference Page is presented as a means to help find parcels when one only knows the name of the subdivision in which the property is located.

There are four elements displayed on this page.

Subdivision Name: The common name of an area
Plat Book: The name of the Plat Book in which the subdivision is officially recorded
S/T/R: The location of the subdivision using Section, Township, Range coordinates
Parcel Numbers: The beginning portion of the parcel numbers that are found in this subdivision

The Apartment Cross Reference Page is presented as a means to help find parcels when one only knows the name of the apartment complex in which the property is located.

There are four elements displayed on this page.

Apartment Name: The common name of the complex
Address: The address of the complex
Units: The number of units in the complex
Parcel Numbers: The beginning portion of the parcel numbers that are found in this complex

The Condominium Cross Reference Page is presented as a means to help find parcels when one only knows the name of the condominium complex in which the property is located.

There are three elements displayed on this page.

S/T/R: The location of the subdivision using Section, Township, Range coordinates
Condominium Name: The common name of the complex
Parcel Numbers: The beginning portion of the parcel numbers that are found in this complex