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Rankings

Guides

States and counties

Alabama

10 counties covered

Arizona

10 counties covered

Arkansas

10 counties covered

California

26 counties covered

Colorado

12 counties covered

Connecticut

8 counties covered

Delaware

3 counties covered

Florida

31 counties covered

Georgia

12 counties covered

Hawaii

4 counties covered

Idaho

10 counties covered

Illinois

13 counties covered

Indiana

92 counties covered

Iowa

11 counties covered

Kansas

10 counties covered

Kentucky

13 counties covered

Louisiana

10 counties covered

Maine

10 counties covered

Maryland

13 counties covered

Massachusetts

11 counties covered

Michigan

14 counties covered

Minnesota

13 counties covered

Mississippi

10 counties covered

Missouri

12 counties covered

Montana

10 counties covered

Nebraska

10 counties covered

Nevada

10 counties covered

New Hampshire

10 counties covered

New Jersey

21 counties covered

New Mexico

10 counties covered

New York

14 counties covered

North Carolina

23 counties covered

North Dakota

10 counties covered

Ohio

12 counties covered

Oklahoma

10 counties covered

Oregon

11 counties covered

Pennsylvania

13 counties covered

Rhode Island

5 counties covered

South Carolina

11 counties covered

South Dakota

11 counties covered

Tennessee

28 counties covered

Texas

37 counties covered

Utah

11 counties covered

Vermont

10 counties covered

Virginia

13 counties covered

Washington

11 counties covered

West Virginia

10 counties covered

Wisconsin

12 counties covered

Wyoming

10 counties covered

About this site's data and estimates. The Property Tax Almanac is an independent editorial reference. It is not affiliated with any government agency, tax assessor, or tax preparation service. The calculators and data on this site are informational and are not a substitute for advice from a qualified tax professional, attorney, or your official county assessor or appraisal district.

Accuracy, sources, and scope. Source years and review coverage vary. A record’s update date is not confirmation of its tax year. Reviewed guides identify their official sources and calculation limits; other records may have incomplete source documentation. See our methodology and review process.

How to use these estimates. Read the scope of each tool: it may use a representative district, a historical rate, or hypothetical inputs. County benchmarks are not a parcel-specific tax quote. Confirm the taxable value, taxing districts, applicable year, exemptions and additional charges with the responsible local office before relying on an estimate.

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