OGRIP Land Use Codes
The land-use classes found on Ohio's parcels — agricultural, mineral, industrial, commercial, residential, exempt, tax-abated, public utility and unclassified — with the plain-English label for each code and a count of how many parcels carry it. Use it to read the parcel data by what land is actually used for.
- Published by
- OGRIP (Ohio Geographically Referenced Information Program / DAS)
- Source
- OGRIP (Ohio Statewide Parcels)
- Original data
- codes.ohio.gov
- Terms of use
- Public use at your own risk (State of Ohio)
- On the map
- No shapes of its own
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What each record holds, as the publisher describes it: 7 fields.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
code | 3-digit land-use code (PK) |
label | OGRIP short name from state_luc after the colon |
class | 100…900 |
class_name | Agricultural, Residential, … |
kind | named / custom / unclassified |
oac_name | Statutory / named label; NULL if custom |
parcel_count | Parcels with this code in the current load |