How do I find out if my property is landlocked?
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Melanie,
Laura is correct. You can go to the Canyon County assessor's office.
Here are some web links you may find helpful and they might even save you the trip:
http://www.canyonco.org/assessor.aspx?id=96 (their home page)
http://gis.canyonco.org/map/ (the interactive parcel map)
Web Reference: http://www.BrianBrumpton.com
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I would recommend you go to the county and ask them to pull a plot map of your property and see if you have an access road or easement leading to your property.
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