A 41-point due-diligence report on any plot of countryside you are eyeing
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A listing that claims it backs onto national forest is a claim nobody verifies, and here the shared edge is measured in feet against the federal parcel layer.
Unfenced sweeps 695,000 active listings and keeps the 13,626 that touch land the public can actually use. Parcel outlines come from state and county GIS where published; ownership comes from USGS PAD-US 4.1, narrowed to fee-owned public parcels of at least 50 acres. Each result is classed as Within, Bordering with the shared edge measured, or Adjacent within 75 metres. Property pages add elevation, road access, FEMA flood zones and wildfire hazard. Listings refresh weekly, 49 states are covered, browsing is free, and the site is plain that this reads published data rather than a survey.
A 41-point due-diligence report on any plot of countryside you are eyeing
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