Pima County Geographic Information Systems

Parcel 401-13-0580 GIS Overlay Details

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401-13-0580 SMITH RICHARD E EST ATTN: BETTY MAY SMITH PERSONAL REP PO BOX 546 CARSON WA  98610-0546

HOMER BROWNS LOT 10 BLK 18

Situs (property) address	Jurisdiction	Postal City	Zip Code
921 N JEFFERSON AV	PIMA COUNTY	AJO	85321

Grids

	Map*	PLSS Section
	Map*	PLSS Township
	Map*	Pima County Basemap Number
	Map*	USGS Quad Grid
	Map*	Pictometry 2022 Orthophoto Tile
	Map*	Pictometry 2020 Bighorn Fire Orthophoto Tile
	Map*	Pictometry 2020 Orthophoto Tile
	Map*	Pictometry 2018 Orthophoto Tile
	Map*	Pictometry 2016 Orthophoto Tile
	Map*	Pictometry 2014 Orthophoto Tile
	Map*	Pictometry 2012 Orthophoto Tile
	Map*	Pictometry 2010 Orthophoto Tile
	Map*	Pictometry 2008 Orthophoto Tile

Parcel area

This is only an estimate from GIS data. See Finding Parcel Areas.    Approximately   0.16  acres or   7,012 square feet.

*Using Map links

• Map links open an interactive PimaMaps map to see the parcel in the context of the corresponding GIS detail map layer. Some detail map links may not display the GIS detail map layer. You may need to turn on other map layers or refer to other maps to do additional research.

**One or more displayed overlay details may be the result of slight geometry inaccuracies called "sliver areas" in the overlaid GIS layers, especially if the overlay percentage is small. Watch for and review displayed detail percentages! What may appear to be a meaningful detail, may just be the result of a sliver and have no real significance.

When multiple results are displayed for a detail, they are displayed in descending overlay area order. Larger overlaid areas are shown first, followed by smaller, less significant areas. See the percentages!

Displayed percentages are overlay area percentage(s) of the total parcel area, not percentage(s) of the total overlaid area. Overlay results of less than 0.01% (one hundredth of one percent) of a parcel's area are not displayed as they are generally slivers or the result of calculation rounding errors. Generally, percentages are shown when only a portion of the overlay area(s) are in the parcel area; that is, when not 100%. In these cases, the percentages may not add up to 100%. A parcel may overlay attribute areas that have more than one underlying area, such as multiple historical plans that include the parcel's area. In these cases, the percentages can exceed 100% and could easily be multiples of 100%. You should review the parcel and overlay layers on maps such as PimaMaps to fully understand overlay detail results.

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