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Thanks! I don't know where you'd be able to get property boundaries, I guess it's usually not open-source / public data? Probably depends on the country / city.
by hyperknot 2y ago
Thanks! I don't know where you'd be able to get property boundaries, I guess it's usually not open-source / public data? Probably depends on the country / city.
- ryandrake 2y agoIn the USA, parcel outlines are commonly handled at the county level. You can often do a search for “[your county] GIS maps” and find their ArcGIS map of the county property lines with metadata about who owns what. Who knows if any of them are willing to share the data, but that’s where it lives.