Property and Address Records with Land Use and Geospatial Data

Property and lot records combine address information from a master address table with attributes from property records. Data sources include subdivision plats, building permits, E-911 databases, Polk City Directory, and field collection. The dataset was last updated on March 30, 2026, by data.brla.gov.

Use Cases

• Analyze land use patterns by classifying properties using EXISTING LAND USE and FUTURE LAND USE columns.
• Map service districts and administrative boundaries using columns like POLICE DISTRICT, FIRE DISTRICT, SCHOOL DISTRICT, and WARD NO.
• Perform spatial and demographic analysis by joining property records to CENSUS BLOCK GROUP and TRAFFIC ANALYSIS ZONE fields.
• Identify commercial properties and economic activity using BUSINESS NAICS CODE and ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ZONE columns.

Strengths

• Contains over 30 distinct columns covering administrative, geographic, and economic attributes.
• Includes precise geolocation data with separate fields for address, zip code, and state.

Limitations

• Sample size and total row count are unknown, limiting assessment of statistical power.
• Data completeness for specific columns like BUSINESS NAICS CODE may be inconsistent.
• Geographic coverage is limited to the jurisdiction of data.brla.gov.

Provenance

Source

data.brla.gov

Collection Method

Combined from master address table and property records table, sourced from plats, permits, E-911 databases, directories, and field collection.

Freshness

Last updated March 30, 2026.

Geography

Jurisdiction of data.brla.gov (likely Baton Rouge, Louisiana area).