PLAT MAPS ONLINE?

Think they just put something on G&F site the other day with updated info

i believe youre thinking of PLOTS mas on the g&f website.  id be interested to know if there are PLAT maps online somewhere too

 As far as I know, you can't find that info online. I didn't look very hard though, but I was looking a little last week.

Great Plains Directory in Jamestown put together some good books. I was in there late last week and most of their books are either dated 2010 or 2011, so they are pretty current. $50 a pop though, but I couldn't imagine not having them.

http://www.greatplainsdirectory.com/

There is no where to view such data. A few counties have parcel data electronically created but few are available. Korey at NDTrax has been making contacts and has gotten some of the counties involved. His update later in the year may have a few counties on his map data.

But the answer is no at this moment. There has been a push by the state to ask counties to get this data. It is actually a pretty big project if they are to do it correctly for all county uses and accurately. For hunting purposes it isn't that big or painful of a process but still takes time, experience and proper software. I have done it for a few counties or am in process. The thing I need to know is the legality of it. My data is mine and not sharing it now but what happens if I digitize paper and put out to the public? In all honesty I am surprised VERY surprised great plains or midland doesn't do this electronically and provide. A guy could really quick jump on an opportunity. It is just the updating and such which would be a pain.

But yeah at the moment the answer is no.

Try this.  Only updated to the 2005 plat maps but still helpful.  This is the only digital site i have found for this information.


http://www.historicmapworks.com/Browse/United_States/North+Dakota/

I was talking to Great Plains about doing something electronically. I even told them to check out Kirsch's Outdoor Products and team up with Korey to combine all info into one GPS chip and CD ROM. They did take Korey's contact info, sorry Korey. Doubt anything would ever come of it though. The gal I talked to questioned whether or not there would be enough demand for it, basically saying that all you old dogs prefer a hard copy binder. Times are changing though, and even a lot of the older folks are utilizing some of the new fancy technologies.

jiggin4alivin Said:
Try this.  Only updated to the 2005 plat maps but still helpful.  This is the only digital site i have found for this information.


http://www.historicmapworks.com/Browse/United_States/North+Dakota/

Thanks for linking this.   this is a really good site

No problem for the link.  It is a good site, I just wish they would update to a more current year.  There has been a lot of land that has changed hands in the past few years!