Other snapshots
Parcel data is point-in-time. An older vintage is the right download
when you need the roll as it stood on a particular date.
Archive vintage
2017-10-25
8 years old
95
quality
- Parcels
- 65,129
- Fields
- 43
- Size
- 64.4 MB
- Complete
- 90%
65,129 parcel features, 43 attributes, 90% weighted attribute fill. Reprojected to WGS 84 (EPSG:4326); geometries repaired where invalid. Point-in-time snapshot. No cross-county schema normalisation.
Archive vintage
2016-02-18
10 years old
71
quality
- Parcels
- 62,868
- Fields
- 83
- Size
- 52.7 MB
- Complete
- 36%
62,868 parcel features, 83 attributes, 36% weighted attribute fill. Reprojected to WGS 84 (EPSG:4326); geometries repaired where invalid. Point-in-time snapshot. No cross-county schema normalisation.
What's in the file
50 attribute fields recorded for this county.
No two assessors use the same names — these are Belmont's.
| Field | Type | Filled | Example values |
| objectid |
OFTInteger |
100% |
2, 3, 4 |
| recnum |
OFTReal |
100% |
0.0, 0.0, 0.0 |
| area |
OFTReal |
100% |
0.0, 0.0, 0.0 |
| perimeter |
OFTReal |
100% |
0.0, 0.0, 0.0 |
| pin |
OFTString |
100% |
53-00677.000-35, 52-00469.003-11-2-2, 53-00412.000-34 |
| parcel_no |
OFTString |
98% |
53-00677.000, 52-00469.003, 53-00412.000 |
| twp |
OFTString |
98% |
YOR, YOR, YOR |
| sec |
OFTString |
98% |
7, 13, 7 |
| t |
OFTString |
98% |
4, 4, 4 |
| r |
OFTString |
98% |
3, 3, 3 |
| dwg |
OFTString |
98% |
POWHA001, SEC13043, POWHA001 |
| parcel |
OFTString |
98% |
35, 11-2-2, 34 |
Full field dictionary — all 50 fields →
About Belmont County parcel data
Belmont County is one of 88
counties in Ohio, GEOID
39013,
covering 532 square miles of land.
The datasets here are point-in-time snapshots of the
county's public parcel records, published as
received. They are not normalised against other counties and they are
not live — the newest vintage on this page is
April 2022, which is
4 years old. Check the field list before
you commit to a download; the column names are the
county's own.
The county sits in the
Utica play,
so surface and mineral ownership questions here usually need well and
lease context alongside the parcel geometry.