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Parcel data by state

Free parcel data in Connecticut

Yes. Connecticut publishes a free statewide parcel layer: Connecticut CAMA and Parcel Layer, from Connecticut Office of Policy and Management, CT GIS Office. Coverage: All 169 towns. It's a public ArcGIS REST service with no API key or login.

The layer

LayerConnecticut CAMA and Parcel Layer
PublisherConnecticut Office of Policy and Management, CT GIS Office
CoverageAll 169 towns
Data vintage2026 parcel + CAMA collection (Parcel_Collection_Year 2026)
TermsPublic; attribution: CT GIS Office / OPM and contributing municipalities
Fieldsparcel number (Parcel_ID, CAMA_Link, Link); site address (Location); owner (Owner); deed reference
Not publishedplat references
REST endpointhttps://services3.arcgis.com/3FL1kr7L4LvwA2Kb/arcgis/rest/services/Connecticut_CAMA_and_Parcel_Layer/FeatureServer/0
Last verified2026-10-19 with a live point and parcel-number query

Notes for GIS users

Parcel_ID is only unique within a town; pair with Town_Name. CAMA_Link = '<town code>-<Parcel_ID>'. Location_1 is the CAMA situs string if Location is blank. CT has no county government; FIPS field is a 11-digit county-subdivision code and COG holds the planning region. Unversioned layer is the current year; prior years exist as *_2023/_2024/_2025 services.

How to use it

Assessor parcel lines are for taxation and are often 5 to 50 ft off the legal boundary. Why.

Basesheet uses this to draw the parcel line on a base plan for any Connecticut address, with LiDAR contours, soils, flood zones and wetlands.

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