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Assessor’s Book Number  \nB. Page Number of Assessor’s Book  \nC. Parcel number of Assessor’s Parcel Number D. Year the viewed plat map was produced  \nE. Tract Numbers included on map  \nF. Legal Map Book and Page  \nG. Approximate dimensions of lot  \nH. Parcel Line Boundary (dotted)  \nI. Indicates same dimension as adjoining lot  \nJ. Lot Tie (when a Parcel spans more than one lot)  \nK. Approximate width of the street  \nL. Lot Line Boundary (solid)  \nM. Lot Number  \nN. Directional indicator  \nO. Street Names  \nThis information is provided as a courtesy of Monarch Title Company. Monarch Title Company is not responsilbe for any damange or loss due to the use of the information contained herein.","cbCainavdYuAZWgu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainavdYuAZWgu","pdf",898432,"English","# Understanding Plat Map Components\n## Map Symbolism and Legend Indicators","[{\"question\":\"What does a lot tie indicate on a plat map?\",\"answer\":\"A lot tie is used when a single property parcel spans across more than one individual lot, indicating that these lots are combined under one ownership or tax assessment record.\"},{\"question\":\"How are parcel lines distinguished from lot lines on the map?\",\"answer\":\"The document specifies that parcel line boundaries are represented by dotted lines, while lot line boundaries are depicted using solid lines.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the directional indicator on the plat map?\",\"answer\":\"The directional indicator (labeled N) is included on the map to provide the user with the geographical orientation, ensuring proper alignment of streets and parcels relative to the cardinal directions.\"}]","How to Read the Plat Map - Guide | PDF"]