Madison County Plat Maps (Virginia)

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Clerks maintain and preserve important public records for a county or local government, including detailed local maps such as plat maps in Madison County, VA. These Madison County plat maps show the property boundaries in a neighborhood, including lots and their dimensions, boundary locations, streets and street numbers, and parcel numbers. These Madison County maps contain important information for prospective buyers who may be concerned about easements, rights of way, flood zones, and public access on a particular plot of land. Clerks often provide online access to plat maps.

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Recorders of Deeds maintain real estate ownership documents to ensure the accuracy of property, land, and property tax records in Madison County, VA. As part of this responsibility, Recorders of Deeds typically keep detailed Madison County plat maps. These maps show the subdivisions in a tract of land, including boundary locations, parcel and street numbers, property lines, and lot dimensions. Plat maps also include Madison County flood zones, easements, and rights of ways, as well as public access land. The Recorder of Deeds often provides public access to plat maps through its website.

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Assessors are responsible for determining the value of taxable property within Madison County, VA. These property assessments are used to levy property taxes. In addition, Madison County Assessors maintain detailed neighborhood maps that contain information about the properties. These plat maps include all the lots in a tract of land, boundary locations, street numbers, property lines, and lot dimensions. Madison County plat maps also show any easements or rights of way. Assessors are responsible for assigning a parcel number to each lot, which appears on the map. Plat maps may be available online through the Assessor's website.

Treasurers and Tax Collectors are responsible for collecting taxes at the local level and distributing these funds in Madison County, VA. In order to collect Madison County property taxes, the Treasurer and Tax Collector typically maintains maps covering its jurisdiction, including plat maps. These plat maps provide detailed information on a neighborhood or local area, including property boundaries and divisions, lot dimensions, parcel and street numbers, and land sizes. Madison County plat maps also contain important information for prospective buyers about flood zones, easements, rights of way, and public access. The Madison County Treasurer and Tax Collector may provide online access to plat maps on its website.