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Yuma County land: records, water and selling

What a buyer will check on any parcel in Yuma County, where to check it, and what the public record already says.

Updated 2026-10-02

County seatYuma
Land area5,514 sq mi
Population (2020)203,881
AMA / INARanegras Plain AMA
Private landNot verified yet

What the public record says about Yuma County

  • County seat and size. Yuma County's seat is Yuma. It counted 203,881 residents in the 2020 Census across 5,513.84 square miles of land. Source
  • Groundwater designation. The Ranegras Plain AMA, designated in January 2026, covers parts of La Paz and Yuma counties. Source

Water and wells

The Ranegras Plain AMA, designated in January 2026, covers parts of La Paz and Yuma counties. Whether a particular parcel is inside a boundary is a map question, not a county question — the parcel research tool checks ADWR's boundary layer for the exact parcel, and the well lookup guide shows how to find any registered well on it.

County offices for land research

These are the offices that hold the records a buyer, title company or attorney will ask about. Links marked unchecked link point to official county domains we have not yet opened ourselves.

Assessorwww.yumacountyaz.gov unchecked link
GIS / parcel mapswww.yumacountyaz.gov unchecked link
Recorder (deeds, easements)www.yumacountyaz.gov unchecked link
Treasurer (property tax)www.yumacountyaz.gov unchecked link
Planning & zoningwww.yumacountyaz.gov unchecked link

Look up a parcel in Yuma County

Enter an address or assessor parcel number. We pull the parcel record, FEMA flood zone, ADWR water designation and elevation from public sources and label where each one came from.

Sources

  1. County seat and size — census.gov
  2. Groundwater designation — azwater.gov

Checked 2026-10-02. Links go to the agency or publication named.

General information, not legal, tax or survey advice. First 48 Offers LLC is a real estate investment company that buys land. It is not a law firm, brokerage, surveyor or title company. Arizona statutes, county procedures and agency boundaries change, and every parcel turns on its own facts. Verify anything important with the county, the agency named, or an Arizona attorney before relying on it.

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