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Walton Parcel Checks Belong in COMIT Early
Walton land questions should begin with Delaware County COMIT and tax-map tools before relying on a rural listing, driveway name, or informal boundary.
Published June 24, 2026 · Last verified June 24, 2026
Walton has village streets, river roads, hills, and rural edges, so parcel questions deserve a map-early start. Delaware County’s tax mapping page routes users to online tax maps through COMIT, the Community Online Mapping Information Tool.
COMIT can create maps with tax parcels, wetlands, aerial images, and other layers. Walton was officially formed in 1797. It was the seventh town formed before Delaware County itself.
Use COMIT to check parcel shape, nearby wetland or aerial clues, and map context. Then move to the assessor, Clerk, survey, deed, or village office as needed.
Use Delaware County COMIT to match the Walton address or rural description to a parcel. Save the parcel or tax-map number, then name the exact property record you need when contacting the next office.
If the Delaware County portal sends the Walton parcel question elsewhere, keep the parcel or tax-map number with the office handoff.