Oconee County GIS map & parcel viewer
Explore Oconee County, South Carolina in LandAI's free GIS map and parcel viewer. View 62,783 parcel records, including the owner name when available, for county FIPS 45073.
Map, tap, and understand the parcel.
Open LandAI in your browser, move around Oconee County, and tap a parcel to see basic property details, including the owner name when available.
- Interactive property boundary map
- No subscription required for parcel viewing
- Owner name when available
- Basic parcel and property details
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Owner, address, and parcel-ID search; mailing-address, building, legal, and sale-history details; offline map downloads; area drawing; exports; and other advanced workflows remain subscription features.
Start with the free mapAbout Oconee County parcel data
LandAI standardizes parcel boundaries and public-record property fields from county, state, and other lawful sources. Field availability varies by parcel and source. LandAI currently lists 62,783 active parcel records for Oconee County. Coverage and individual fields can change as source records are refreshed.
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Oconee County GIS map FAQ
Is the Oconee County parcel viewer free?
Yes. You can navigate the map, tap parcels, and view basic parcel details, including the owner name when available, in Oconee County without a LandAI subscription. Owner, address, and parcel-ID search; mailing-address, building, legal, and sale-history details; offline maps; area drawing; and exports are Pro tools.
How many parcels are available in Oconee County?
LandAI currently lists 62,783 active parcel records for Oconee County. Coverage and individual fields can change as source records are refreshed.
What is the county FIPS code for Oconee County?
The county FIPS code for Oconee County, South Carolina is 45073.
Are LandAI parcel boundaries a legal survey?
No. Parcel boundaries and property records are provided for reference and may differ from surveyed or recorded boundaries. Consult the county or a licensed surveyor for legal boundary questions.