39 TEXAS COUNTIESAPPRAISAL GIS • HIGHLIGHTED PARCEL PDF
Three steps: ① Pick your County. ② Type the Property ID / Geo ID. ③ Hit the red Build map button. Everything else on this page is extra.
Links marked ↗ — like the appraisal-district record — open the county’s own website in a new tab; they don’t build the map here.
Separate with commas, spaces, & or new lines. A bare short number after a
dashed Geo ID is expanded automatically, so 000309-000020 & 21 finds both.
How much country to show around the tract. Slide left to zoom in on a
small parcel; 2.0× ≈ the two clicks out you zoom on the CAD site.
Prop ID
Geo ID
Acres
Owner
Legal description
Deed
CAD record
Deed overlay experimental
Drop a deed on top of the CAD map, either a single tract or a whole lease. The parcels fade back so the deed stands out, and you can slide and rotate it until it lines up. Courses plot in Texas Central State Plane, the same math the Land and Compass Deed-to-GIS tool uses.
Build the map above so the subject parcel is showing.
Paste the deed courses below. A whole lease is fine; use the calls Land and Compass copies out.
Plot deed. Every tract lands on top in yellow (Less & Except tracts in red).
Plotted tracts drop onto the map below, not yet in the right place. Drag to move them and use the round handle to rotate them into position. The PDF picks it up too.
If you want it exact, you can pin the Point of Beginning to a corner by clicking it, or paste its coordinate. This step is optional.
Not set. Plot the tract and drag it, or click a corner or paste a coordinate.
Takes a UTM read-out (Google Earth), Texas State Plane feet, or lat/long. It works out which by matching the parcel you built.
