Archived - Property Ownership and Land-use History for Island/San Juan/Skagit/Snohomish/Whatcom Forestland
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A property ownership history is an outline of the ownership transfers over time. A land-use history, in contrast, is a record of how the land has been used by previous owners as well as natural distur …
Published: August 2016
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