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 "snippet": "Massachusetts Land Parcels (MAPC Parcel Database, October 2026 release)\n\nStatewide land parcels for Massachusetts: 2,197,515 parcels with assessor attributes, compiled by MAPC from MassGIS standardized parcels and municipal assessor records. Coordinate system: Massachusetts State Plane, meters (EPSG:26986). Draws at 1:30,000 and closer.\n\nFields with more than one value: condominium buildings and similar parcels have several assessor records on one polygon. Fields ending in _L hold all of them, separated by semicolons. For filtering, symbolizing or counting, use the single-value fields instead: those ending in _M (for example ZONING_M, SITE_ADR_M), the MIN_ and MAX_ land use fields, and MN_STD_DES / MX_STD_DES for the standardized land use description. Using an _L field gives incorrect results for about one parcel in ten.\n\nKnown limitation: 26,047 parcels have no municipality ID (muni_id) in this release, mostly right-of-way and water polygons. They do not appear when filtering by town. This will be corrected in the next release.\n\nUse: this service is for maps, apps and lookups. It is read only and returns at most 2,000 records per request. Per-municipality downloads for bulk use are coming soon.\n\nCredit: parcel data from MassGIS and Massachusetts municipal assessors, compiled by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC). Provided as is, without warranty. Questions: MAPC Data Services.",
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 "summary": "Massachusetts Land Parcels (MAPC Parcel Database, October 2026 release)\n\nStatewide land parcels for Massachusetts: 2,197,515 parcels with assessor attributes, compiled by MAPC from MassGIS standardized parcels and municipal assessor records. Coordinate system: Massachusetts State Plane, meters (EPSG:26986). Draws at 1:30,000 and closer.\n\nFields with more than one value: condominium buildings and similar parcels have several assessor records on one polygon. Fields ending in _L hold all of them, separated by semicolons. For filtering, symbolizing or counting, use the single-value fields instead: those ending in _M (for example ZONING_M, SITE_ADR_M), the MIN_ and MAX_ land use fields, and MN_STD_DES / MX_STD_DES for the standardized land use description. Using an _L field gives incorrect results for about one parcel in ten.\n\nKnown limitation: 26,047 parcels have no municipality ID (muni_id) in this release, mostly right-of-way and water polygons. They do not appear when filtering by town. This will be corrected in the next release.\n\nUse: this service is for maps, apps and lookups. It is read only and returns at most 2,000 records per request. Per-municipality downloads for bulk use are coming soon.\n\nCredit: parcel data from MassGIS and Massachusetts municipal assessors, compiled by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC). Provided as is, without warranty. Questions: MAPC Data Services.",
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