PARCEL
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

The following steps create a parcel identification number
(PIN):
1.
Establish the visual
center, or centroid of the parcel.
2.
Read the geographic
coordinate values using a scale.
14 digits are required 7 easting and 7
northing. (Note: 6
digit readings are preceded by 0.) NC
State Plane is in feet.
“Y” coordinate (NORTHING) N 0,636,735 feet north of 0
3. Taking each digit separately from the east coordinate and matching it with the
corresponding digit of the north coordinate, pair the digits by coordinate value.
Remember; EAST FIRST!
10 06 23 56 57 63 55
4. With this arrangement, the above example of a parcel identifier may be sorted as follows:
10 – 0623 – 56 –
5763 - 55
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Millions |
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10 Thousands & 100 Thousands |
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Thousands |
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Hundreds & Tens |
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Ones |
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MAP |
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BLOCK |
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LOT |
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10 |
- |
0623 |
- |
56 |
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5763 |
- |
55 |
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Lead number. Will change
when a million mark in reached |
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Number of basic map module (1’=400’) |
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Block number |
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Lot number, centroid of
parcel |
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To extend the capacity of
the system i.e.: manufactured homes* |
*Condominiums, manufactured homes and buildings on
leased land are identified with a “like” parcel number from the land they are
located on. The last two digits (ones)
is the part of the PIN that differs. This way they can be assessed separately
or to a different owner, but their geographic location is still identified with
the parcel they are located on. For
example one piece of land can have two parcel records:
10-0623-56-5763-55
landowner
10-0623-56-5763-01 manufactured
homeowner