LandCheck Check a US lot for flood zones, wetlands, soil and septic, road access and owner records. Free, no account.Check a US lot before you buy. Free, no account.

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Parcels county & state records

Flood zones FEMA

Wildfire hazard USDA Forest Service

Wetlands USFWS NWI

Contour lines USGS

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Slope USGS 3DEP

Soil USDA SSURGO

Public & protected land PAD-US

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LandCheck is a free map for checking raw land before you buy it. Click a spot or a parcel and one panel gathers the public records that matter: parcel lines and the owner of record where the county publishes them, the FEMA flood zone, wetlands, wildfire hazard, soil with a septic rating, elevation and slope, road access, public land, zoning and HOA areas where they are mapped, and census figures.

Who publishes it

LandCheck is published by LandCheck LLC, a small company registered in Virginia. Questions, corrections and county requests go to help@landcheck.io.

What it is, and what it is not

A screening tool for the desk stage: it shows what to ask and where to look before you spend money. It is not a survey, a title search, a perc test, a wetland delineation or a zoning decision, and parcel lines are county GIS drawings, not surveyed boundaries. Before you sign anything, use a licensed surveyor, a title company and the county's own offices.

Where the data comes from

Parcel lines, owner, acreage, value, last sale — the public service each state or county uses.
Flood zones — FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer
Wetlands — US Fish & Wildlife Service, National Wetlands Inventory
Soil and septic ratings — USDA NRCS soil survey (SSURGO), through Soil Data Access and UC Davis SoilWeb
Wildfire hazard — USDA Forest Service, Wildfire Hazard Potential
Elevation, slope and contours — USGS 3D Elevation Program
Public and protected land — USGS Protected Areas Database (PAD-US)
Power lines — US transmission line data (HIFLD)
Road access — US Census road maps and OpenStreetMap road lines
Zoning and HOA areas — the counties and cities that publish them
Demographics — US Census Bureau, American Community Survey; climate (Pro) — NOAA climate normals
Basemaps and address search — Esri, USGS and OpenStreetMap

Each lookup goes from your browser straight to the agency or county that publishes the data, so you see their current records; LandCheck keeps no copy. Data notices and licences.

How it is paid for

No ads, and LandCheck never sells or rents your data or anyone's owner records. LandCheck Pro subscriptions pay for it (see below).

Privacy

No account and no tracking cookies — your saved places and settings stay in your browser (Pro sets two small cookies of its own so it stays signed in). Page views are counted with Cloudflare's cookieless analytics (aggregate counts only; no personal data, no fingerprinting), and the app counts five steps (arriving, first parcel, Pro screen, pricing page, Subscribe) with a one-word label for where the visit came from — no cookie, no ID (details under Terms & privacy). Map clicks and searches are sent directly to the public data providers (Esri, OpenStreetMap, US Census, USGS, FEMA, USDA, and county GIS servers, and Google Maps Platform while a Google basemap is on) to fetch results, and those services may log the request. Full privacy notice.

Free and Pro

The map and its data are free. LandCheck Pro is an optional subscription ($100 a year or $15 a month) that adds branded PDF reports, batch lookup, HD imagery, nearby points of interest, unlimited saved places and sync.