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Conducting a property search with iMAP

NOTE: iMAP requires a high-speed Internet connection.

You can use iMAP's property search tool to find the locations of, and display information about, real-property parcels in King County using parcel numbers or street addresses.

How To Find Property Information By:

• Parcel Number.

• Street Address.

Please Note...

Since iMAP requires a high-speed Internet connection, if you are interested in property information only, we offer the following low-bandwidth alternatives:

How To Find Property Information By Parcel Number

See Also... What is a parcel number and how can I find mine?

1. Click the property search button in the iMAP toolbar to open the input form.

2. a: Enter the 10-digit parcel number in the space provided.
   b: Click the "Find Parcel" button.
   The map display will automatically redraw and center on the selected parcel, which will be highlighted. A database record that shows both the parcel number and the street address will appear in the space below the map.

3. To view detailed parcel information click on one of the report links in the database record.

How To Find Property Information By Street Address

1. Click the property search button in the iMAP toolbar to open the input form.

2. a: Enter the street address in the space provided (see Street address format below).
   b: Click the "Find Parcel" button.
   The map display will automatically redraw and center on the selected parcel, which will be highlighted. A database record that shows both the parcel number and the street address will appear in the space below the map.

3. If an exact match for the given street address is not found, the property search tool will return a list of possible matches that are based on the components of the address you entered. You can then examine the property report details for the various possibilities to zero in on the parcel you are looking for.

4. To view detailed parcel information click on one of the report links in the database record.

Street address format

• Include ordinal endings for numbered streets,
  e.g., 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc.

• Do not use punctuation marks
  e.g., NE 94th ST not N.E. 94th ST

• Use the following two-letter abbreviations for street types:
  AV = Avenue
  BL = Boulevard
  CT = Court
  DR = Drive
  HW = Highway
  LN = Lane
  LP = Loop
  PW = Parkway
  PL = Place
  RD = Road
  ST = Street
  WY = Way

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