Find parcel boundaries, ownership records, sales history, zoning, acreage, reports, CSV exports, KML files, and non-legal site plans across every Florida and North Carolina county — on web and mobile.
Search and explore parcels on one interactive map, review key property details, and save or export your research. See EarthPlat in action
View Florida and North Carolina parcel lines on an interactive GIS map. Move from a statewide view to individual lots for faster property research and land evaluation.
Look up property ownership information and key parcel attributes used in real estate research. Access owner names, land use data, acreage, and commonly referenced county property details to support investment and development planning.
Organize parcels into custom folders, export individual or grouped parcels to CSV and KML, and create printable or PDF general reference site plans (non-legal) using Roadmap or Hybrid view.
Research parcels faster with property lines, owner lookup, saved parcels, and exports for Florida and North Carolina investment workflows.
Yes — EarthPlat helps you look up ownership information alongside parcel boundaries and key parcel details. Data availability may vary by county.
Yes! EarthPlat allows you to save parcels into groups, choose a color for each group, and easily load or export them. This makes comparing multiple parcel groups on the map simple and visually clear.
Yes! EarthPlat allows you to export parcel data to CSV or KML from selected parcels or saved groups. This makes it easy to use your data in spreadsheets, GIS software, or other mapping tools.
Yes. EarthPlat supports every county in Florida and North Carolina, making it easier to research parcels across both states.
For now, EarthPlat covers Florida and North Carolina only. Focusing on two states lets us concentrate on regularly updated parcel data from county sources.
Yes. We’re actively implementing the same frequent data-update methods used in Florida for additional states. We’re currently working on California, Montana, Utah, and several others. As new states are added, they will be included in your existing subscription at no additional cost.