Lancaster County, PA
parcel GIS REST API.

No public parcel REST endpoint we can serve for Lancaster County.

No public REST endpoint we can serve

Lancaster County sells parcel data with owner names through its LanCo View PLUS subscription, and its free public copy has no owner names, so we don't index it. Search the county's own tools, or request it and we'll tell you if that changes.

The county’s own channel: LanCo View PLUS + Data Hub Premium.

Checked 2026-10-17. Request it below and we’ll tell you if that changes.

How to find an ArcGIS parcel layer URL

Notes

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (FIPS 42071) sells its parcel data with owner names. The county GIS Division offers it through the LanCo View PLUS and Data Hub Premium subscription, and the Property Assessment Office sells assessment data files. The free copy the county publishes through PASDA is parcel data without owner names. The subscription license is for personal use, and the county does not allow its data to be reproduced or passed on without the commissioners' written permission, so this atlas does not index Lancaster County. Parcel and owner records are available through the county's own tools and products.

Source

Lancaster County GIS Division, https://lancastercountypa.gov/143/GIS-Division

Using this endpoint

What Lancaster County publishes

Lancaster County does not yet have a verified public REST endpoint in our atlas. The sections below cover patterns common to most county parcel APIs.

Two paths from URL to result

Open in Parcel Lookup: click the button on the endpoint card. The lookup tool loads the layer, auto-detects fields, and gives you a search box. No code, no API keys, just a browser.
Query directly: append /query?where=…&outFields=*&f=jsonto the URL. The sample query above is a working example you can paste into a browser tab to see the raw JSON response.

Why field names vary by county

Counties publish parcel data through their own ArcGIS Server installations, each with its own schema. One county uses APN, another uses PIN, a third uses PARCEL_ID. Some expose owner names; others keep them on a separate assessor's portal. The searchable fields list above reflects what Lancaster County actually publishes, not what you might expect from a national standard (there isn't one).

For background, see What is an APN?

What to do with the results

Generate a public-notice mailing list: pipe the parcel layer URL into Radius Notice to buffer around an address and select neighboring owners.
Print Avery 5160 labels: export the result CSV and drop it into CSV → Labels.
Pull individual parcel records: use Parcel Lookup directly to grab zoning, assessed value, and ownership for one property at a time.

Quick FAQs

Does Lancaster County have a public parcel REST endpoint?

Not in our atlas yet. Lancaster County either runs a token-gated server or a viewer-only portal. If you know a public ArcGIS REST URL for it, add it to the request form above and we'll check it.

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