-
Sources for val maps.
I haven’t been on here in a while. Been busy. I am sure I may have posted this before. The Tennessee Comptroller has posted val maps for the State. https://comptroller.tn.gov/office-functions/state-assessed-properties/useful-information-/railroad-maps.html Anybody else have any good links? I often have trouble getting val maps out of out title searchers. Usually I end up getting them when one of our attorneys is preparing the closing doc’s.
-
6 Replies
-
Well, the National Archives has “ALL” of the ICC (Interstate Commerce Commission) data (including Valuation Maps), but none of them (as far as I know), are available online. I have acquired copies before, but it’s a real PITA, and takes quite awhile to get them (through specific contractors in the DC area).
However, if all else fails…
Loyal
-
For those in MA/CT/RI area, UConn has a stash of Val Maps online.
http://magic.lib.uconn.edu/mash_up/nynhhrr_index.html
—Dan MacIsaac, PLS -
If all else fails, historical societies may have them and give them up so you can copy them if you poke them gently.
-
Check this out. I bought a bunch of maps from here last week. $10 got me a dropbox link with hundreds of good quality D&H maps covering most of NY. If you scroll down you’ll see maps for other areas in New England and I believe some in Tennessee.
http://www.nmro.org/products-charts.htm
Gregg
-
The owner of that site could certainly use Wendell’s services — it looks like a casebook on bad web design practices — but it looks like he has a lot of information available.
Log in to reply.