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Socorro County

Socorro County covers 6,646 square miles of western New Mexico, with the county seat at Socorro.

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PublicGIS maps 36,048 parcels for Socorro County. PublicGIS does not show owner names for this county.

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  • Socorro County parcel map and property searchCounty GIS map · Property lines · Property owner · Property records · Parcel number · Aerial imagery

    Socorro County's public map viewer for parcel boundaries and local map layers.

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    • New Mexico Property Tax DivisionNew Mexico property tax rules, valuation limits, exemptions and oversight of county assessors. The county assessor values the property and the county treasurer bills it.
    • Sanborn Fire Insurance MapsDigitized Sanborn fire insurance maps showing building footprints, materials and uses for American towns and cities, widely used in property history and environmental research.
    • USDA NAIP Imagery HubFind and download USDA's leaf-on aerial photography for the contiguous United States. Check coverage and acquisition dates for the area you need.
  • New Mexico RGISGIS data downloads · Elevation

    Download New Mexico's statewide GIS data, such as roads, boundaries, imagery and elevation. It has no statewide property lines.

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    • State Plane Coordinate System zonesThe official State Plane Coordinate System from the National Geodetic Survey: which zone covers each state and county, zone definitions and conversion tools.
    • FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer ViewerInteractive nationwide map of current flood zones, base flood elevations and map panels.
    • NCES School District BoundariesNational school district boundary maps and downloadable GIS files, with an address lookup for the district serving a location.
    • USGS National Map ViewerNational base map with elevation, hydrography, imagery, boundaries and PLSS layers.
    • USGS topoViewBrowse and download every historical USGS topographic map for a location, useful for seeing old roads, buildings and shorelines.
  • Socorro County zoning and land useZoning

    Zoning districts and land use rules, and which uses and buildings the rules permit on a given piece of land.

  • Official source for flood insurance rate maps. Enter an address to see the current flood zone and download the FIRM panel and letters of map change.

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    • FEMA Disaster DeclarationsSearch federal disaster and emergency declarations by state, county and incident to see whether an area was declared and what assistance was authorized.
    • FEMA Increased Cost of ComplianceFlood insurance coverage that helps pay to elevate, relocate, demolish or floodproof a substantially damaged building.
  • Farm wetland rules for USDA program participants. Before you drain, fill or clear a wet area in a farm field, ask NRCS at your local USDA Service Center for a wetland determination.

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    • Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) sign-up, USDA Farm Service AgencyHow the Conservation Reserve Program works, which sign-ups are open and what it pays. You enroll land in CRP at your county Farm Service Agency office at the local USDA Service Center.
    • NRCS highly erodible land determinationsHow NRCS decides whether a farm field is highly erodible land, which affects USDA program eligibility and conservation plans. Requests go to NRCS at your local USDA Service Center.
    • USFWS Wetlands MapperNational Wetlands Inventory map from USFWS. Click any spot to see mapped wetland type. Some states publish a newer inventory of their own, so check the state wetland data too.
  • Draw an area on the map to get soil types, drainage, septic suitability, building limitations and farmland ratings.

  • New Mexico water rights, well permits and the NM WATERS well record database. Domestic wells are permitted here.

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  • National land cover map for every year since 1985: forest, cropland, developed, wetland, water and change over time.

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    • National Land Cover Database (NLCD) DownloadsFilter and download National Land Cover Database products including Annual NLCD land cover for the contiguous United States. Provides downloadable raster products and links to the viewer for spatial selection.
  • New Mexico state trust land: leases, rights of way, easements and the land status map. About nine million surface acres.

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    • New Mexico EMNRDState parks, forestry, mining reclamation and oil and gas in New Mexico.
    • USGS map of public and protected landNational map of federal, state, local and other public and protected land from the U.S. Geological Survey Protected Areas Database (PAD-US).
  • Socorro County ClerkPlats · Surveys and section corners

    Official records, meetings, licences and vital records.

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    • NGS survey mark and benchmark mapMap of National Geodetic Survey benchmarks and survey control marks. Zoom to a place, click a mark and open its datasheet with the mark's position, elevation and how to find it on the ground.
    • New Mexico licensed land surveyor rosterThe official list of land surveyors licensed by the New Mexico Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors. Only a licensed surveyor can mark a legal property line on the ground, so check a surveyor's license before you hire one. Board phone 505-476-4565.
    • BLM General Land Office RecordsSearch original federal land patents and survey plats by name or legal description to find the first private owner of a parcel.
    • NGS Survey Mark DatasheetsFederal survey mark datasheets and control monument records, searchable by county or coordinates.
  • US Census GeocoderAddresses and 911 numbers

    Free service that converts a street address into map coordinates and census geography. No account needed.

  • Socorro County roads and public worksRoads

    Local roads: maintenance, right of way, access permits and road maps.

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    • New Mexico DOTState highways in New Mexico: maps, projects, and access or utility permits in the state right of way.
    • 811 Before You DigCall 811 or use your state 811 center's website a few business days before any digging, including fence posts, decks, trees and mailboxes. The service is free, and the utilities mark their buried lines with paint or flags. This page lists every state's 811 center.
  • New Mexico geology, geologic maps, aquifer and water level data, and natural hazard information.

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    • New Mexico wildfire risk mapInteractive map to see whether a place in New Mexico is at risk from wildfire, with reports and data to download. Built and run by UNM's Earth Data Analysis Center with FEMA; it is a screening tool, not an official determination.
    • U.S. wildfire risk mapType a community, county or state to see its wildfire likelihood, risk to homes and exposure, with maps and charts. It shows long-term risk, not current fires, and is a screening tool, not an official hazard designation for a property.
    • U.S. hurricane storm surge risk mapsInteractive map of how deep storm surge flooding could get near the coast in a worst-case hurricane of each category. It does not replace your local hurricane evacuation zone; check the state or county zone lookup for that.

Socorro County offices

  • Socorro County AssessorProperty valuation and classification.Julie Griego, Assessor
  • One phone line for 2 offices
  • Socorro County GIS MappingRuns the GIS and maps for Socorro County.
  • Socorro County USDA FSA and NRCS officeThe Farm Service Agency office for Socorro County is at the Socorro Service Center, 103 Neel Ave, Socorro, NM 87801. Call it to sign up for the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) and other farm programs, and for farm and tract records. The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) works from the same office: ask it for wetland determinations, highly erodible land questions and conservation plans.

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About Socorro County

Socorro County covers 6,646 square miles of western New Mexico, with the county seat at Socorro. The County Assessor sets property values, the County Treasurer bills and collects property taxes, and the County Clerk keeps recorded land documents.

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