[TheRev]

Do an internet search for "Navajo County Recorders Office" and click on the links for searching county land records. Also, if the county does not have the records in their database, you can send a request to the County Recorder to obtain plat maps and recording maps. Of course, they charge a small fee for that info (usually around $10 or so). Hope this helps.

TheRev

[yellowmonkey]

The county tax assessor should also keep records of parcel information (coordinate boundries/ landmark and rhode boundries). Maybe it's the same thing the Rev recommended, but the records I use for Maricopa are found under the County Tax Assessor's records.

[Ninja]

Almost all of Arizona is in a big map database.  I believe Navajo County is, because I recall doing a search on a parcel of land when I was working with a bankruptcy trustee.

You should be able to find a map, find the nearest road, etc.

[bryantq]

The reason i ask, is that my family purchased 40 acres up there a long time ago (in '88), now basically we want to see whats up with the land, and if nothing else, its possible we can use it for an airsoft skirmish

[bryantq]

Hello, turns out family owns a bunch of ranch land up in winslow, and was interested in finding it to see if its a suitable location for airsofting.

However, all we know is the parcel info, section info etc.

Does anyone actually live up there, or knows how to find land based on this data?