ARIZONA VACANT LAND, BY COUNTY
Who owns it, what it is zoned, whether the road is real — before you buy, mail or drive out.
AZ Land List is a working reference for Arizona raw land: every county’s assessor, GIS, treasurer and zoning portals in one place, plain-language guides to the things that bite first-time buyers, a day-one gear list, free calculators, and county-wide parcel datasets built from the counties’ own open data.
What Cochise County’s vacant land actually looks like
Pulled 2026-10-26 from the county assessor, Treasurer, zoning and road layers, ADWR’s well registry and FEMA. Two Active Management Areas (Willcox, Douglas) cover most of the platted lots — the AMA flag is the column that decides whether a well is routine or a project.
Full numbers, the method and the file: Cochise County page · the Cochise County Land Owner Pack.
What Mohave County’s vacant land actually looks like
Pulled 2026-10-26 from the county assessor, Treasurer, zoning and road layers, ADWR’s well registry and FEMA. The densest out-of-state cheap-lot market in Arizona (Golden Valley, Dolan Springs, Yucca, Valle Vista, Meadview). The Treasurer publishes its lien, delinquency and assignment lists as GIS layers, so the distress columns here are the most complete of any county pack.
Full numbers, the method and the file: Mohave County page · the Mohave County Land Owner Pack.
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All guides →How to find out who owns a vacant parcel in Arizona (any county, free)
The assessor tells you the name and mailing address. The recorder tells you what they paid. The Corporation Commission tells you who is behind the LLC. Here is the order to do it in.
Arizona tax lien sales explained: the February auction, over-the-counter liens, and the three-year clock
Arizona sells the lien, not the land. The interest rate is bid down from 16%, the owner has three years to redeem, and most of what is left on the shelf is vacant land. What the statutes actually say.
Legal access vs. physical access on Arizona rural land: paper roads, easements and the way of necessity
A road on the plat and a road on the ground are different things, and neither is the same as a right to use it. How to tell which one you have, and what the fix costs when you have none.
Day one on a raw Arizona parcel: what to bring, what to check, what to mark
No power, no water, no shade, no cell signal, and the corner pins are somewhere under the mesquite. A working checklist for the first visit to land you just bought.
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