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I looked in borders and can't find the heading "Earth Pro (US)" as someone suggested.
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I work with property boundaries in my day job. Other good sources are state/provincial government agencies, district/county governments and city governments. If they provide their boundaries for free they will most likely include a version formatted in KML. In my case the federal government also provide First Nations property information.
Many of them are dynamic; I have submitted property line corrections many times to various agencies and then seen my corrections appear in the Google Earth files.
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Hi Dennis,
When Google Earth Pro was a $400 a year program, it contained US parcel boundaries and a parcel number search. That was removed when the program became free.
There are various way to get parcel data that can be displayed on Google Earth or in a web viewer. Most of them aren't free. This forum isn't a good place to look. You can do a Google search for US parcel boundaries. Google Earth uses KML files so adding KML may narrow it down some to files that can be viewed in Google Earth US parcel boundaries KML.
Realtors have their own system. You might ask one you know.
I hope that helps.
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Hi Dennis,
When Google Earth Pro was a $400 a year program, it contained US parcel boundaries and a parcel number search. That was removed when the program became free.
There are various way to get parcel data that can be displayed on Google Earth or in a web viewer. Most of them aren't free. This forum isn't a good place to look. You can do a Google search for US parcel boundaries. Google Earth uses KML files so adding KML may narrow it down some to files that can be viewed in Google Earth US parcel boundaries KML.
Realtors have their own system. You might ask one you know.
I hope that helps.
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Thanks for the quick response.
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I work with property boundaries in my day job. Other good sources are state/provincial government agencies, district/county governments and city governments. If they provide their boundaries for free they will most likely include a version formatted in KML. In my case the federal government also provide First Nations property information.
Many of them are dynamic; I have submitted property line corrections many times to various agencies and then seen my corrections appear in the Google Earth files.
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Use "HuntStand" to show property lines.
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