Monday, August 4, 2008

Best Map of Dunwoody includes Tax Plat Tool to view all Property Lines.

Best Map of Dunwoody - Tax Plat Property Line Tool

Two years ago when I was assisting the Citizens for Dunwoody Committee in setting the boundaries, I created a simple yet very effective online tool so I could view any property line in the new City of Dunwoody. Today the only change in my map from that time is the fact that the line for the city goes up to 285 instead of now encompassing it. Other than that change, the map is flawless.

Click on the photo above or this link and allow the slightly over sized map to appear. Once the map is up, scroll the the map over or down if needed in order to find your house or an area that you are familiar with. Then click that location on the map.

From there a pdf tax plat map of the area will load showing what you just clicked, including possibly your house. Zoom in on the pdf and from there you can read every subdivision name, every street, every property line including the length of each line and the total acreage on large parcels.


Still to this day I find myself using this tool for various items that cross my desk and figured that now that the city is officially going to happen that this should be shared. Give it a try.
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2 comments:

  1. John HeneghanApril 22, 2009 at 11:09 PM

    For all you DeKalb Officers that are stopping by, below is the official pdf map of the city boundaries that may be of interest as it relates to Doraville and unincorporated DeKalb.

    Dunwoody_Map.pdfhttp://dunwoodynorth.blogspot.com/2008/12/map-of-dunwoody-city-boundaries.html

    You will note because of the annexation failure in Doraville that the borders of Dunwoody & Doraville don't jive with two pockets of DeKalb County. DeKalb County PD has jurisdiction at the Friday's plaza (Oasis), Home Depot and the other side of PTIB the Texaco Station and Ridgeway? (Not the liquor store on the E side of Tilly Mill which is in Doraville). There is also a northern section near Winters Chapel, East of PTIB. Take a look at the light blue checkered areas in the pdf map and those are still under DeKalb PD jurisdiction. I hope that helps.

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  2. John HeneghanOctober 11, 2009 at 12:33 AM

    Several of my regular users of this tool notified me that the county switched the url's to the maps so that it no longer worked. I have finally found the time to correct the map and all 61 internal links.

    If you haven't used this tool previously, it is worth a look. Pull up the map and then click on your house and a pdf map pops up showing all the property lines.

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