Title Info: Pierce County Auditor, Plats and Surveys, 1973; 1984-2024

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Record Creator:	Pierce County Government, Auditor
Description:	These records include images and indexes of plats and surveys recorded with the Pierce County Auditor in 1973 and 1984 to the Present. The Pierce County Auditor's office transfers recently recorded documents periodically. For the best search results, search by name of the grantor or grantee, it is also possible to search by addition name or year. Learn about the different types of plat and survey records in Washington and what could be included in those records by selecting the tab that says "About this Collection” here.
Related Records:	For more information or to learn about related records, contact the Washington State Archives, Puget Sound Regional Branch at (425) 564-3940 or email [email protected].
Document Types:	Boundary Line Adjust, Boundary Line Resolution, Boundary Line Revision, Condominium, Large Lot, Plat, Plat Recording , Short Plat, Site Plan, Survey
Access Restriction Notes:	These records are open for research.
Sources of Transfer	Pierce County Auditor Recording Department
Agency History:	Named after President Franklin Pierce, the Oregon Territorial Legislature organized Pierce County from a portion of Thurston County in 1852. Pierce County is located in the west central portion of the state, just south of King County. The county seat was initially chosen to be at Steilacoom. Steilacoom was chosen not only for being the location of the first U.S. Military Base on the Puget Sound, but was also the only town in Washington with a jail. Tacoma became the county seat in 1880, and this county seat holder is now the largest city in Pierce County and the third largest city in Washington. Pierce County is home to Mount Rainier, the highest mountain in the State of Washington.
Preferred Citation:	[Identification of item], Pierce County Auditor, Plats and Surveys, 1973; 1984-Present, Washington State Archives, Digital Archives, http://digitalarchives.wa.gov, [date accessed].
Record Count:	63,735