Texas
OKLocate measures 8,291,913 homes across 254 of Texas's 254 counties. FEMA flood share and census tract counts are published for all of them.
Address level data
- Forward geocoding · Every county
- Reverse geocoding · Every county
- Typeahead · About 100 ms
- County FIPS on every result
- Census tract on every result (Q4 2026)
- Place on every result (Q4 2026)
- School district on every result (Q4 2026)
- Legislative districts on every result (Q4 2026)
Mapping
- Base map · Every county
- Aerial imagery · To zoom 15
- High-resolution aerial, zoom 16 to 18 (Q4 2026)
- Flood zone boundaries · FEMA NFHL
- School district boundaries
- Place boundaries
- ZIP code boundaries
- Census tract boundaries
- Legislative boundaries (Q4 2026)
Property measurements
- Measured property profiles · Up to 88 fields per home
- Roof, solar and pool measurements · 249 of 254 counties
- Viewable LiDAR point cloud per home (Q4 2026)
- Search a county on any measured field
Demographics
- Population and households · Every county
- Housing units, owner and renter
- Median home value and rent
- Median household income
- Year built and unit types
- FEMA flood share and zone breakdown · 244 of 254 counties
Texas by the numbers
- Homes measured
- 8,291,913
- Counties
- 254
- Counties measured
- 254 of 254
- Census tracts
- 6,896
Flood share is the percent of a county's land inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, from the National Flood Hazard Layer. It is a map overlay for analysis, not a flood determination. A blank cell means we have no measurement for that county, which is not the same as zero.