Surveyor
ARP's are organized into township, section, range which contain historical information of section line distances and bearings, along with monuments, subdivision boundaries and street dedications. Some of the ARP's are in 5 or 10 acre plats. ARP's have not been updated since 2005; therefore, information should be considered historical in nature.
The values shown on individual historic Area Reference Plats (A.R.P.) are unique to that plat. Data has been gathered and processed over multiple years, using different equipment and assorted methods, resulting in varying degrees of accuracy. Area Reference Plats that are adjacent to, or in another circa, may show inconsistent values for identical lines. Information shown is for historic reference only and should therefore be field verified.
To access A.R.P.'s, use the interactive map below to zoom into the area of interest with the plus/minus buttons or mouse wheel and then click on the section associated with the Plat you would like. A popup with relevant information will appear, including a link to the Area Reference Plat(s). For multiple sheets per section, use the arrow button in the popup window to scroll through.
The values shown on individual Lots and Blocks are unique to that plat. Data has been gathered and processed over multiple years, using different equipment and assorted methods, resulting in varying degrees of accuracy. Blocks that are adjacent to, or in another circa, may show inconsistent values for identical lines. Information shown is for historic reference only and should therefore be field verified.
To access Lots and Blocks, use the interactive map below to zoom into the area of interest with the plus/minus buttons or mouse wheel and then click on the block associated with the Plat you would like. A popup with relevant information will appear, including a link to the Lots and Block document. For multiple sheets per block, use the arrow button in the popup window to scroll through.
For Atlas Plats in Salt Lake City visit their site.