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PARENT ACRES
Approximate appraisal-district lines · pick or draw
1. Search or pan to the land2. Pick a parcel or draw the parent3. Flag lot, constraint split, or cut lines4. Edit verts, label, then download or send
Pick parcel
Draw parent
Edit verts
Draw cut
Easement
Drop pin
Frontage
Clear
Partition Beta
Sketch how you'd like to split a tract — family land, inherited acres, or a new partition — before Garrett Surveying, LLC starts the survey.
Beta: we're testing this tool. Results are approximate; please report anything odd to [email protected]
This is a planning sketch only, not a survey. Acreage and lines are approximate. Parcel lines from appraisal-district / TxGIO data are approximate. Final tract boundaries are set by a licensed surveyor in the field, and land divisions may need county or city approval.
Auto split
Direction
East–West strips (cuts run N–S) North–South strips (cuts run E–W)
Split parent
Equal-area bisection. Then use Edit verts on parent or any child — acres update live.
Flag lot
1) Set road-side frontage point on parent edge. 2) Optionally set body location (or leave rear). 3) Generate pole + body to target acres.
Body placement
Rear of tract Use body click on map
Set frontage pt
Set body pt
Generate flag lot
Constraint split
Tract A hits a target acreage with location rules; remainder splits equally.
Location
Must touch road / picked edge
Keep near North
Keep near South
Keep near East
Keep near West
Pick road edge
Use last pin
Min road frontage (ft, optional)
Run constraint split
Child tracts
Parts will list here after a split.
Easement / private road
None drawn
Notes
Download
PDF summary
GeoJSON