42 attribute fields, profiled from the March 2024 vintage.
Columns in Texas County
| Field | Type | Filled | Distinct | Example values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PARCEL_ID | OFTString | 19.2k | 03-0.2-04-000-000-002.00, 02-0.9-32-000-000-004.00, 02-0.9-32-000-000-009.00 | |
| SITUS | OFTString | 7.9k | 24990 COUNTY RD 6640, 16613 HWY 32 LICKING MO 65542, 16728 HWY 32 LICKING MO 65542 | |
| ADDR_NUMBE | OFTString | 3.1k | 24990, 16613, 16728 | |
| STREET_PRE | OFTString | 42 | COUNTY RD, HWY, HWY | |
| STREET_NAM | OFTString | 1.6k | 6640, 32, 32 | |
| STREET_SUF | OFTString | 8 | N, N, N | |
| STREET_TYP | OFTString | 36 | Rd, Rd, Rd | |
| SITUS_CITY | OFTString | 17 | PLATO, PLATO, PLATO | |
| SITUS_ZIP | OFTString | 17 | 65552, 65552, 65552 | |
| ADDR_SEC_U | OFTString | 39 | LICKING M0, LICKING M0, & | |
| OWNER | OFTString | 13.4k | FERGUSON THOMAS SCOTT & RONDA, MOORE DOROTHY TAYLOR, BLANKENSHIP HOWARD & BEVERLY TRUST | |
| LAND_COVER | OFTString | 20.6k | {"21": 90, "22": 3, "41": 174, "43": 150, "81": 17, "90": 7}, {"21": 38, "22": 4, "41": 616, "42": 124, "43": 87, "81": 8}, {"21": 38, "22": 4, "41": 616, "42": 124, "43": 87, "81": 8} | |
| CROP_COVER | OFTString | 19.6k | {"121": 0.59, "122": 0.12, "141": 3.42, "143": 0.58}, {"121": 0.2, "141": 2.32, "176": 2.44}, {"121": 0.81, "141": 1.47, "143": 0.2} | |
| MUNI_ID | OFTInteger64 | 17 | 767461, 767461, 767461 | |
| SCHOOL_DIS | OFTInteger64 | 9 | 2918600, 2918600, 2918600 | |
| ACREAGE | OFTReal | 57 | 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 | |
| ACREAGE_AD | OFTReal | 17.5k | 9.16722281175458, 5.44850714803958, 212.515886670823 | |
| ZIP_CODE | OFTString | 21 | 65542, 65542, 65542 | |
| BUILDINGS | OFTInteger64 | 24 | 1, 1, 12 | |
| LEGAL_DESC | OFTString | 14.0k | L IN THE NE COR N E O, PT SWQ SEQ & PT SEQ, ALL TH PT S2 SEQ LY E | |
| LEGAL_D_01 | OFTString | 7.9k | F MOONEY HOLLOW AND W, SWQ A 540'X 403' IRR, OF HWY 32 & PT OF N2 | |
| LEGAL_D_02 | OFTString | 3.2k | OF CEMENTARY PT NW N E BY E OF MOONEY HOLL, TRT LY W OF HWY 32, SEQ LY E OF HWY 32 | |
| PLSS_SECTI | OFTString | 36 | 12, 12, 03 | |
| PLSS_TOWNS | OFTString | 6 | 28N, 28N, 28N | |
| PLSS_RANGE | OFTString | 6 | 11W, 11W, 11W | |
| MAIL_ADDRE | OFTString | 10.4k | 24990 CO RD 6640, 13000 GRUBSTAKE GULCH, 16728 HWY 32 | |
| MAIL_AD_01 | OFTString | 1.4k | BEULAH MO 65436, AUSTIN TX 78738, LICKING MO 65542 | |
| OWNER_OCCU | OFTString | 3 | T, F, T | |
| USPS_RESID | OFTString | 3 | ?, ?, ? | |
| CENSUS_TRA | OFTInteger64 | 4 | 480100, 480100, 480100 | |
| CENSUS_BLK | OFTInteger | 6 | 1, 1, 2 | |
| CENSUS_BLO | OFTInteger | 1.1k | 1002, 1054, 2089 | |
| AREA_METER | OFTReal | 21.2k | 37097.7411345335, 19835.1339462016, 351855.646866317 | |
| PLACE_GNIS | OFTInteger64 | 8 | 2393489, 2393489, 2393489 | |
| ALT_ID_1 | OFTString | 19.2k | 1063, 955, 956 | |
| ELEVATION | OFTString | 21.2k | ||
| ROBUST_ID | OFTString | 27.3k | AAByH_OW_JmMIba4, AAByH15KDnJYksnk, AAByHyIPpr8m8Mdb | |
| CALC_ACREA | OFTReal | 21.2k | 9.16722281175457, 4.90145994944588, 86.9470488971356 | |
| COUNTY_NAM | OFTString | 1 | Texas, Texas, Texas | |
| COUNTY_FIP | OFTInteger64 | 1 | 29215, 29215, 29215 | |
| STATE_ABBR | OFTString | 1 | MO, MO, MO | |
| CTY_ROW_ID | OFTInteger64 | 27.3k | 23239, 7607, 7608 |
Why this differs from the next county over
There is no national parcel schema. Every assessor's office built its own, usually decades ago, usually inside whatever CAMA system it bought at the time. One county's owner column is OWNER_NAME, the next one's is own1, and a third splits it across four fields. Shapefile's ten-character DBF limit truncated a generation of them into things like TOTLNDVAL.
Nothing here is renamed or remapped. The columns above are exactly what is in the file, because a normalisation layer that quietly guesses wrong is worse than no normalisation at all — and every guess it makes is one you cannot audit.
The Filled column is the share of rows with a real value. Placeholder text such as n/a counts as empty; a column that is 100% present but 90% placeholder is a column that will disappoint you, and the profiler treats it accordingly.