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Transform the way you use plat books with the new eBook.

• Convenient, fast access .pdf for computers, smartphones, and tablet devices
• Includes a lifetime license for unlimited viewing , modifying and printing
• Eco-friendly and sustainable
• Free, same business-day delivery on all downloads

Each eBook is identical to the printed county plat book, with the same features and maps, making this a convenient reference tool. Use free Adobe® Reader® to zoom in/out, search and view .pdf images that look just like the plat book, cover-to-cover. Use your Adobe® Connect™ account to view maps in an online meeting with another remote location.

Technical Specifications

File Format: .pdf
Commom Supporting Software: Adobe® Acrobat®, Adobe® Reader®, Apple® Preview and iBooks®
File size: 20-95 MB per county
Color: Availability varies by county & edition.
Georeferenced: No
Projection: N/A
Multi-layered: No
Attributed: No
Includes PINS: No
Includes Aerials: Availability varies by county & edition.
Includes License: Yes. Included in price, no annual renewal fee.

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PLEASE NOTE:  Historical imagery or printed map products from Rockford Map Publishers are reproduced from our original library of maps.  Many of the original maps were hand drawn and will show imperfections, light and dark areas, smudges and other discolorations and therefore the reproduction quality may be compromised.  All historical editions are available in image format which usually provides a higher resolution over the printed maps and it also gives the user the ability to zoom and pan to examine the maps in clearer detail.