Parcels - NAL

Overview This Feature Service provides detailed geographic and attribute information on property parcels within Leon County and the city of Tallahassee, Florida. The data is sourced from the Leon County Property Appraiser's Office and includes comprehensive tax parcel boundaries along with extensive ownership, legal, and property valuation details. This feature layer is often referred to as PARNAL or Parcel-NAL. The acronym NAL refers to the Name, Address, and Legal Description fields that are included as part of this layer's attribute information. This layer is extracted from LCPAO's production database and refreshed every weekday. Feature Layer: Property Parcels The primary layer, titled Property Parcels, encompasses polygon features representing individual tax parcels. Each parcel includes detailed attributes such as ownership names, address components, legal descriptions, tax district categorization, property use types, and assessed values including market and building valuations. Additionally, the layer records transaction histories with sales dates, prices, and related document information. Interested in downloading parcel data from the Leon County Property Appraiser? Leon County Property Appraiser's Official Download Site This rich dataset supports various property-related applications including tax assessment, real estate analysis, urban planning, and public information access regarding land ownership and valuations. The parcel geometries and associated data aid in understanding spatial relationships and ownership patterns within the specified region. Geographic Coverage The service covers all tax parcels within Leon County, including the city limits of Tallahassee, Florida. This localized coverage provides focused, high-quality data for regional property management and planning activities. Licensing and Data Quality The dataset is compiled from authoritative sources including Leon County, the City of Tallahassee, and the Leon County Property Appraiser's Office. It is intended for reference purposes and while it reflects the most accurate available data, it is not a legal survey document. Users should exercise caution and understand that reliance on this data is at their own risk.