Sacramento County Research

[LS_8750]

EEK!
I have two maps, one from 1904 and the other from 1912.

How do I find nearby R/S and Corner Records, etc.?

[Dave Karoly, PLS]

Assessor Maps but sometimes old R/S maps aren't on there.

[scarpa]

Clark,

Sacramento County’s Survey webpage is: http://www.engineering.saccounty.net/Pages/Surveys.aspx. The link “Geo-referenced Final Maps and Parcel Maps” will take you to the “Online Map”. Click the following tabs: Layers (upper left), then Land Division, then check the type of map(s). In the view, you will see labels identifying the different type of maps.

Final Maps: S-xxx-yyy Subdivision Name (xxx = Book, yyy = Page)
Parcel Maps: P-xxx-yyy
Record of Surveys: O-xxx-yyy

Currently, there is not a link to the actual map; however, the Sacramento Chapter of CLSA sponsors a third-party website, http://www.sacmaps.com/, which will you allow to obtain copies of the maps.

NOTE: The Corner Record layer will be launched within the next two weeks. Use Contact Us for research in the meantime.

Ps: We are in the middle of a major overhaul of the public version of the GIS platform. Constructive comments are appreciated.

[LS_8750]

Thank you Mr. Karoly and Mr. Scarpa.
As a whole, I think the GIS site is pretty slick. It seems there may be an overlay issue, where one map is highlighted but another older underlying map is not readily visible...

[LS_8750]

Mr. Scarpa,
How are the corner records coming along?

I found a pipe in the middle of Roosevelt Avenue and 48th Street. Sure would be nice to know where it came from....

Please help.

Cheers,
Clark

[LS_8750]

Also looking for Parcel Map Book 233, Page 15.

Please help anybody.
Cheers,
Clark

[LS_8750]

Can anybody forward me a legible copy of Sacramento Heights?
Book 5 Subdivision Maps, Page 50?

The copy I have is not legible.