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there is a section of woods on 48th street sw in rochester that i am interested in hunting but i cant seem to find out who owns it .. i have talked to people living in the area but cant seem to find who owns it ... anyone know how i could find that out?

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Head down to the gov't building and purchase a plat book of Olsted county. This should give you the info you need.

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or i think you can order them online if you are anti people farm and home publisher/publishing

you will never regret the purchase of a plat book even though it is 30 dollars. It will be the better 30 you ever spent. ike

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The County zoning office, the registrar or the SWCD office should have a plat book that they will let you have a look at, if you don't want to lay out the 30 bucks for the book. Land ownership is public information and they'll tell you who owns a piece of land if you ask.

Although I do agree with ike, in that you'll never regret the purchase of a plat book. Using them together with Google Earth, Microsoft Virtual Earth, DNR airphotos and the like, and you can pretty much figure out where all the property lines are and who owns what.

My copies of the Goodhue and Wabasha county plat books I have are getting worn out I've used them so much.

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