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Guide · sources read Nov 9, 2026

How to read a Tennessee parcel number

The state's property search reads a Tennessee parcel ID in three parts: a control map of 3 numbers and up to 2 letters, a group of up to two letters, and a parcel of five digits with an optional decimal after the third.1 Nine counties (Chester, Davidson, Hamilton, Hickman, Knox, Montgomery, Rutherford, Shelby and Williamson) are linked out from the state search to their own sites.1

Also called the parcel ID (control map, group, parcel).

What the parts mean

How the state's property search reads the three parts1.

PartWhat it means
054Fcontrol map: 3 numbers, up to 2 letters
Agroup: up to two letters
026.00parcel: five digits, decimal after the third

County by county

Wilson County

Wilson County's records are in the state search.1 The same control map, group and parcel exist in other counties: searching 054F A 026.00 alone returns parcels in Hamblen, McMinn, Montgomery, Sevier and Washington counties, not Wilson's. Add the county name.2

Example: 054F A 026.00. On Groundwork: 054F A 026.00 0002.

Search this number on the map · Open this parcel

Davidson County

Davidson County runs its own property search (the state search links out to it); Groundwork prints its parcel IDs as one string.12

Example: 172050B16600CO. On Groundwork: 172050B16600CO2.

Search this number on the map · Open this parcel

Look up a Tennessee parcel number

Type the number the way the county prints it. A county not shown here may lay its number out differently; its assessor's site has the layout.

Questions

What is a parcel number in Tennessee?

The state's property search reads a Tennessee parcel ID in three parts: a control map of 3 numbers and up to 2 letters, a group of up to two letters, and a parcel of five digits with an optional decimal after the third. Nine counties (Chester, Davidson, Hamilton, Hickman, Knox, Montgomery, Rutherford, Shelby and Williamson) are linked out from the state search to their own sites.

How do I look up a Tennessee parcel number on Groundwork?

Type it in the map search the way the county prints it. Example from Wilson County: 054F A 026.00 Wilson. Groundwork shows it as Parcel 054F A 026.00 000.

What if the same number exists in more than one county?

The same control map, group and parcel exist in other counties: searching 054F A 026.00 alone returns parcels in Hamblen, McMinn, Montgomery, Sevier and Washington counties, not Wilson's. Add the county name.

Sources

  1. Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury: Tennessee Property Assessment Data (search form). Read Nov 9, 2026.
  2. Groundwork map search: each example on this page was searched and returned that parcel first. Checked Nov 9, 2026.

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