Colorado property lines and parcel maps
Whether you are buying land outside Denver, settling a fence question in a Colorado suburb, or scouting acreage in Front Range subdivisions and high country ranches, Landy gives you a quick read on the parcel: boundary polygon on satellite imagery, lot dimensions, and the assessor's parcel number.
Parcel data shown for Colorado is for informational purposes only and may vary by county. Not a substitute for a licensed survey.
What you can do in Colorado
Lot lines on a Colorado map
Approximate parcel boundaries drawn on satellite and street basemaps across Colorado, from Denver to outlying counties.
Parcel ID and acreage
Tap a lot to read its parcel ID (APN), lot dimensions, and acreage estimate as published by the relevant Colorado county.
Walk the edges with GPS
Stand on the lot and let live GPS show your position against the parcel polygon. Useful for Front Range subdivisions and high country ranches.
Save lots you care about
Pin parcels for later review, comparison, or a follow-up site visit.
Measure on the ground
Drop points to estimate distances and rough acreage even where parcel data is sparse.
Search by address or APN
Jump straight to a property by street address or by the parcel number used in Colorado.
Featured counties in Colorado
How it works
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Open the map
Center the map on the part of Colorado you care about, from Denver to a quieter county.
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Tap a parcel
The approximate boundary highlights and the parcel ID, acreage, and dimensions appear in a card.
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Verify before you act
Use Landy for research and orientation. Confirm with the recorded deed and a licensed surveyor for legal or construction decisions.
Who uses Landy in Colorado
Homeowners
Get a quick sense of where your lot lines run on a Colorado satellite view before planning a fence, shed, or landscaping project.
Land buyers
Pre-screen rural and suburban lots across Colorado before driving out for a showing.
Realtors and investors
Pull a parcel snapshot during a property tour or while building a shortlist around Denver and beyond.
Outdoor users
Tell public from private when hiking, hunting, or working in Front Range subdivisions and high country ranches. Always confirm access rules with local agencies.
Colorado parcel data coverage
Coverage spans most counties in Colorado, including the metro core around Denver and the more rural reaches of the state. Because each county controls its own parcel publishing schedule, accuracy and freshness differ from one jurisdiction to the next. Use Landy to orient yourself and shortlist parcels, then verify specifics with the county recorder for Denver area transactions or the relevant county for outside-metro lots.
Related tools for Colorado
APN lookup
Find the assessor parcel number for any lot in Colorado and pull owner and acreage details.
Open tool →Parcel map
Browse a live parcel map for Colorado with lot lines, parcel IDs, and aerial imagery.
Open tool →Property line finder
Stand on a corner in Colorado and see the closest property line on the map in real time.
Open tool →Property boundaries
Check legal boundary context for Colorado parcels before fences, surveys, or land deals.
Open tool →Land measurement
Measure distance, acreage, and frontage on Colorado parcels right from your phone.
Open tool →Guides and how to
Step by step guides on parcel data, APN numbers, and reading lot lines like a pro.
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