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Thurston County area · Plat records
County parcel records identify McElroy around N NENANT ST, S 12TH ST, N MAIN ST. Related record names and divisions remain separate until their original maps and governing documents establish the relationship.
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Regional location context
This is a regional context map, not a verified pin or boundary for McElroy. Use recorded locations below when available; confirm the parcel before relying on a neighborhood name.
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Where it fits
Bucoda is its own town, south of Tenino, not a Tenino subdivision.
Regional jurisdiction context: Bucoda town limits and surrounding county parcels must be checked by address.
Sampled parcel jurisdictions: Bucoda. This is separate from the regional browsing label.
What the records establish
October 10, 2026 research snapshot. These are legal-description search groups, not a count of homes or certified plat boundaries. Divisions, phases and similarly named records remain separate. Year-built fields can include later replacement buildings and non-house property types.
| Recorded name | Year-built sample | Residential lot sample |
|---|---|---|
| MCELROY76 named parcel observations | 1890–200840 year observations · median 1922.5 | 0.23 acres median39 acreage observations |
Acreage is the median of positive lot-size observations below 100 acres coded RES in the research, not a measurement of every home lot. Samples can be incomplete or overlap; do not add them to calculate community totals. Confirm the actual parcel, original permit, additions and recorded map before relying on a date or size.
Evidence: parcel records. Development dates, association formation and individual home completion are separate facts. Research updated October 10, 2026.
The useful details
This profile follows a county recorded-name search group. A search label is a useful lead, not a certified plat, phase or association boundary.
“MCELROY” has 40 county records with a year built from 1890–2008, median 1922.5; sampled residential lots have a 0.23-acre median (39 observations). These assessor samples help compare building eras, but do not establish the first or last home in a subdivision or the permit history of an individual address.
The sampled county records include N NENANT ST, S 12TH ST, N MAIN ST in Bucoda. These are sampled records, not a mapped neighborhood boundary.
The place profile is a starting point. Confirm the recorded parcel, permits, utility connections, title exceptions and current association documents before relying on a neighborhood-wide description.
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