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1. www.clackamas.us › cmapCMap: Mapping your Clackamas Property | Clackamas County

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   CMap is Clackamas County’s tool for looking up property information. With an address, parcel number, tax lot or intersection you can find: A home’s square footage, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, the year it was built and when it last sold. A building’s value, land value, total value and assessed value.

2. www.clackamas.us › atAssessment & Taxation | Clackamas County

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   Contact Us. Bronson Rueda. County Assessor/Tax Collector. 503-655-8671. propertytaxinfo@clackamas.us. Property Tax Collector and Assessor for Clackamas County. Pay your property taxes, find out your tax lot, learn about tax deferment and exemptions options.

3. www.clackamas.us › guide › property-ownersProperty Owners | Clackamas County

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   Resources for people who own homes or land in Clackamas County. We want to make it easy for you to get connected with the programs and services the county provides. Whether you're building onto your home, commuting to work or paying your bills, here is where you'll find some handy resources.

4. maps.clackamas.usClackamas County

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   How do I find the owner of a piece of property? Clackamas County does not publish property owner names on the internet. For owner information, please contact the Clackamas County Assessment and Taxation Office at 503-655-8671. return to top. How do I find the information for the parcel after I searched and found it?

5. www.countyoffice.org › or-clackamas-countyClackamas County, OR Property Records - CountyOffice.org

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   Clackamas County Property Records (Oregon) Public Records for Clackamas County, Oregon include 134,031 properties with a median sale price of $585,000, the average home typically offers 3-4 bedrooms and 2-3 bathrooms. Most buildings were constructed between 1961 and 2001, with some properties dating back to as early as 1869.

6. www.countyoffice.org › or-clackamas-county-landLand Records - Clackamas County, OR (Deeds, GIS Maps, Liens ...

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   Find land records in Clackamas County, OR. Access property ownership records, land deeds, and real estate data through local government resources. Our directory connects you to land record offices and search portals. Discover property assessments, tax records, GIS maps, and more through the provided links.

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   How do I find a property in Clackamas County?

   • CMap is Clackamas County’s tool for looking up property information. With an address, parcel number, tax lot or intersection you can find: A home’s square footage, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, the year it was built and when it last sold. A building’s value, land value, total value and assessed value. Is this property in a city?

   CMap: Mapping your Clackamas Property | Clackamas County

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   What are Clackamas County Land Records?

   • Clackamas County Land Records are real estate documents containing information related to property in Clackamas County, Oregon. They include land deeds, mortgages, land grants, and other important property-related documents.

   Land Records Search - Clackamas County, OR (Deeds, GIS

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   Where can I find a building permit in Clackamas County Oregon?

   • The Clackamas County Permits, a Building Department, is located at Beavercreek Road, Oregon OR. You can find the address and phone number here for Clackamas County residential building and property records including ownership, land use & zoning, parcel & structural descriptions, market valuations, sales history, tax assessments, deeds & more.

   Clackamas County Permits - Oregon, OR (Address and Phone)

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   What does a Clackamas County Tax Assessor do?

   • The Clackamas County Tax Assessor is responsible for determining the property tax rates and collecting owed property tax on real estate located in Clackamas County. The Clackamas County Property Appraiser is responsible for determining the taxable value of each piece of real estate, which the Tax Assessor will use to determine the owed property tax.

   Clackamas County, Oregon - Tax Assessor & Property Appraiser

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   Who can claim a property tax exemption in Clackamas County?

   • Churches, schools and other organizations may also claim a property tax exemption. Defer a portion of your taxes to a later date if you meet certain criteria, like acreage and zoning type. Property Tax Collector and Assessor for Clackamas County. Pay your property taxes, find out your tax lot, learn about tax deferment and exemptions options.

   Assessment & Taxation | Clackamas County

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   What is Clackamas County Office?

   • CountyOffice.org is an independent organization that gathers Property Records and other information from various Clackamas County government and non-government sources. The links below open in a new window and take you to third party websites. We are not affiliated with any of these sources.

   Clackamas County, OR Property Records - CountyOffice.org

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8. apps.clackamas.us › taxhistoryValue History under Measure 50 - Clackamas County, Oregon

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   Value History under Measure 50. This search tool provides a way to locate property in Clackamas County and view a history of Real Market Value (RMV) and Maximum Assessed Value (MAV) for a specific property. Taxes are based on an Assessed Value, which is the lesser of RMV or MAV. The lower value in each year on the graph below is the Assessed Value.