Blog · October 13, 2026 · Montana
Park County GIS Map (Montana)
A practical guide to the Park County GIS map: the official link, towns and land across the county, property lines, and where deeds are recorded.
Main page: Park County, MT GIS & Parcel Viewer (official map link, Park County facts and neighboring maps).
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The Park County GIS map is a public tool, and for anyone shopping, building or hunting near Livingston, it's the fastest way to put an owner's name on a piece of ground.
Keep reading for the viewer link, how to search it, what the parcel data means, and how deeds and plats back it up in Park County.
What the map covers, from Livingston to the back roads
On the map, Livingston anchors the county as its seat, with Clyde Park spread around it. Out in the countryside, Cooke City, Corwin Springs, and Emigrant appear as small knots of lots along the road network. The Census Bureau puts Park County at about 2,802 square miles of land and an estimated 17,903 people (2023). Away from Livingston, expect big ownership blocks: at this density, ranch, farm and timber tracts fill most of the map. Public land in or near the county, including Yellowstone National Park, Custer National Forest, and Gallatin National Forest, changes how nearby private land sells.
Where to open the official Park County GIS map
Open the Park County ArcGIS parcel map (built on an Esri ArcGIS web map); it is the county's own published map. Use the search box to find a Park County parcel by owner name, address or parcel number, or zoom in and click a lot to open its record. The same link lives on our Park County county page, along with links for the surrounding area.
What the Park County GIS map shows about lot lines
Lines on the map show roughly where one parcel near Cooke City ends and the next begins; the exact spot is a surveyor's call. Legal descriptions in Montana usually lean on the section grid, so learning to read 'NE 1/4 of Section 12' pays off quickly around Livingston. A survey is the only document that settles where a Park County boundary actually runs.
Behind the map: land records in Park County
Every line on the Park County map traces back to a recorded deed or plat, and the county's recording office keeps those documents. Which office that is depends on how Montana organizes it, so look it up on the Park County government site before you call. If the Park County parcel record shows an instrument number, that number is the shortcut to the recorded deed.
Who uses the Park County parcel map
A lot of different people around Clyde Park rely on this map.
- Turkey hunters near Cooke City use the map in spring to confirm which fields their permission actually covers.
- If you're after rural acreage near Clyde Park, the map shows which tracts are big enough and which ones border paved roads or water.
- Relocating buyers who can't visit Clyde Park in person use the map and aerial layer to size up a lot from a distance.
Private and public hunting ground in Park County
Hunters working the country toward the Gallatin County line can use the parcel map to put a name on every woodlot and field. Public options include Yellowstone National Park, Custer National Forest, and Gallatin National Forest; check the boundaries carefully, because private inholdings and neighboring tracts aren't open to the public. Check the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks for public hunting areas and current regulations before you hunt near Livingston. In the field near Livingston, respect posted signs and painted boundaries even where the map line looks different.
Work and land use in Park County
The Census Bureau's County Business Patterns counted 943 business establishments in Park County in 2022, and the largest groups were accommodation and food services, construction, and retail trade. Measured against national shares, accommodation (hotels, motels, RV parks and camps), agriculture and forestry support services, and amusement, gambling and recreation are overrepresented in Park County. Wooded parcels between Cooke City and Livingston may be managed timber, so read the aerial history before you assume a tract is untouched.
Before you rely on the data
If a tract near Clyde Park changed hands recently, the recorded deed is more current than the map. The acreage on a Clyde Park record is what the tax roll uses, and a survey can come out different.
Park County parcel map FAQ
The Park County viewer is blank. What should I do?
Reload in a desktop browser; if the Park County ArcGIS parcel map still won't open, our Park County page has the current link.
How do hunters use the Park County parcel map?
Use it to find the owner of a woodlot near Cooke City, then ask; the map itself grants no hunting rights.
Where do property lines run on a Park County, MT lot?
Map first, then the recorded plat or deed, then a survey: that order works for any boundary question in Park County.
Can I trust the acreage on the Park County map?
For older rural tracts near Corwin Springs, the GIS acreage can be off; get a survey if acreage drives the price.
Can I find the owner of a vacant lot in Park County?
For land near Livingston with no street address, pan to it on the map and click it; the record names the owner.
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Not a survey. County GIS and tax parcel maps are assessment and planning layers. They are not a substitute for a recorded plat, deed, or licensed survey, especially for fences, setbacks, or boundary disputes.