Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN) – The APN identifies the property. Book Number – The APN begins with the Book Number. Page Number – The Book Number in the APN is followed by the Page Number. Parcel Number – The last 3 digits in the APN represent the “Parcel”.
How do you read APN numbers?
- Assessor Parcel Numbers (APNs) are unique identifiers designed to help the Assessor, Tax Collector, other government agencies and property owners track each parcel. …
- The first three numbers are the book the parcel is located in. …
- The next two numbers are the page within the book. …
- The 6th number is the block on the page.
How do I read a parcel ID?
Most property parcel numbers are in three or four sets of numbers. The first set is the number of the book where your parcel is located and the second set is the page in the book where your map is found. The final sets are the actual parcel number and that can vary in length.
