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List the Texas special taxing districts that contain a latitude/longitude: municipal utility districts (MUD), water control and improvement districts (WCID), fresh water supply, levee and management districts statewide (TCEQ), and public improvement districts (PID) where cities publish them (coverage in the answer). For each: name, type, status, counties, the district's self-reported tax rate per $100 of taxable value with its report year, outstanding debt (Texas Comptroller), website, and the statute for the purchaser's notice (Texas Water Code §49.452 or Property Code §5.014). Geocode an address first (geocode tool) or use a point inside the parcel (parcel_lookup). result is districts_found, none_found or outside_coverage. none_found is NOT proof that no district applies; near_boundary and nearby mean the lot may straddle a boundary. Report null figures as unknown, never infer a tax rate, and never say whether a notice is required: cite the statute and the district's own notice form. Growth plans and up; counts 1 address lookup.

Look up an address, place name or point of interest and get coordinates (lat, lon), a readable label and address parts, from OpenStreetMap data. Use it before static_map or privacy_area_map when you only have an address. Counts 1 address lookup against the account's monthly cap. Results may be stored: up to 30 days on the Free plan, indefinitely on paid plans. Show "© OpenStreetMap contributors" with results.

Get ready-to-paste HTML/JavaScript for an interactive, zoomable MapIron map in a web page (MapLibre GL JS vector map, Leaflet or OpenLayers raster map), or the raster tile URL template for any other library. Replace YOUR_KEY with a key restricted to the website. Needs no key and uses no quota; the map itself counts map tiles when viewed.

Get the property parcel (lot) at a latitude/longitude, or by parcel_id: its boundary, the county parcel number (APN), area in m² and acres, and the public source and date. US coverage from open government data only (see mapiron.com/docs/parcels for the counties covered); owner names and values are never included. Lines are approximate and not a survey. Growth plans and up; counts 1 address lookup. Results from open-licensed sources may be stored indefinitely on paid plans.

Show roughly where a place is without revealing the exact point. The point is snapped to a grid and drawn as a shaded circle that always contains the true point, with no pin; every address in the same grid cell gets the identical image, so the exact location cannot be recovered or averaged out across listings. Use it for real-estate, rental and marketplace listings, people's homes, or any location that should stay private. The image is returned inline, with a reusable URL that contains only the snapped point. Counts 1 static image against the account's monthly cap.

Find the nearest address or place to a latitude/longitude, from OpenStreetMap data. Counts 1 address lookup against the account's monthly cap. Same storage terms and attribution as geocode.

Render a map as an image (returned inline) with optional pins (markers) and a line (path, e.g. a route). Give center and zoom, or just markers and/or path and the view is fitted automatically. Also returns a reusable image URL for web pages (add your key). Counts 1 static image against the account's monthly cap. Do not use this to show a private address such as someone's home; use privacy_area_map instead.