The Cape Coral plat books were produced during the 1970s for use in real estate offices to help locate and describe properties for sale in Cape Coral.These plat books were produced and distributed by a company called Dakota. The company was located in Orlando, Florida.The size of Each Plat Book is 14 and

　　inches wide by 11 and

　　inches tall by 3 inches Thick The actual reproductions of the plat pages are 11 and

　　inches wide by 10 inches tallPLEASE SEE PHOTOS..Cash Only. No Checks, Plastic or Paypal.FEEL FREE TO EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS. Call to make appointment to buy.Taking pictures of items to show the details is not my strong suiteCape Coral FL Plat Book Part OneThe Book weighs 12 pounds. Part 1 starts with Plat Book 10 Page 129 and ends with Plat Book 16 Page 111The plat books for the city of Cape Coral were sold in three sections. Each section represented a part of the city of Cape Coral. The individual pages within the plat books are photographic copies of the original plat pages recorded and permanently filed with the clerk of the court in Lee County Florida. These recorded plats were designed by engineers and showed the exact dimensions of every element of the subdivision that was to be developed. The plat pages show the block numbers, street names, canal names and the specific sizes and dimensions of each. The plat pages recorded with the county, show the exact widths of all the streets plus easements. These same pages also show the exact width and depth of every parcel of property to be developed in Cape Coral. The plat books are divided by a unit number. The unit numbers do not run in a numerical order. It is my personal suspicion, that the unit numbers are in order of recording and development of the subdivision.After I had received the books from the manufacturer, I inserted tabs for each individual unit. I did this because the units are not in any recognizable order. The tabs make it easy to find the individual units inside the book. Over the years, only one of the tabs has caused the corner of the page to which it is attached to tear. That is the first page of units up. Other than that one, none of the pages are torn.Plat book, part one includes the following units, in the following order:Unit 2 part 1, unit 1 part 1, unit 2 part 2, unit 1 part 2, unit 2 part 3, unit 4 part 1, unit 1 part 1 amended, unit 6 part 1, unit 6 part 2, unit 6 part 3, unit 5, unit 2 part 2, unit 4 part 2, unit 3, unit 7, unit 8, unit 9, unit 10, unit 11, unit 12, unit 13, unit 14, unit 15, unit 16, unit 18, unit 19, unit 20, unit 21, unit 22, unit 17, unit 23, unit 6 part 5, unit 24, unit 27, unit 25, unit 28, unit 26, unit 31, unit 1 part 3, unit 32, unit 29, unit 30, unit 33, unit 2 part 5, unit 2 (Cypress Lakes country club Estates), unit 2 part 4, unit 31 part 1, unit 34, unit 38, unit 35.After I had received the books from the manufacturer, I inserted tabs for each individual unit. I did this because the units are not in any recognizable order. The tabs make it easy to find the individual units inside the book. Over the years, only one of the tabs has caused the corner of the page to which it is attached to tear. That is unit 44 part 1.----------------======================------------------------------========================CAPE CORAL FLORIDA PLAT BOOK PART TWOThe Book weighs 12 pounds. Part 2 starts with Plat Book 16 Page 112 and ends with Plat Book 22 Page 26The plat books for the city of Cape Coral were sold in three sections. Each section represented a part of the city of Cape Coral. The individual pages within the plat books are photographic copies of the original plat pages recorded and permanently filed with the clerk of the court in Lee County Florida. These recorded plats were designed by engineers and showed the exact dimensions of every element of the subdivision that was to be developed. The plat pages show the block numbers, street names, canal names and the specific sizes and dimensions of each. The plat pages recorded with the county, show the exact widths of all the streets plus easements. These same pages also show the exact width and depth of every parcel of property to be developed in Cape Coral. The plat books are divided by a unit number. The unit numbers do not run in a numerical order. It is my personal suspicion, that the unit numbers are in order of recording and development of the subdivision.Plat book, part two includes the following units, in the following order:unit 36, unit 8 part 1, unit 29 part 1, unit 6 part 6, unit 3 part 1, unit 6 part 7, unit 39, unit 41, unit 37, unit 43, unit 40, unit 20 part 1, unit 2 part 4, unit 10 A, unit 46, unit 48, unit 49, unit 50, unit 51, unit 20 part 2, unit 52, unit 53, unit 54, unit 55, unit 56, unit 57, unit 59, unit 60, unit 61, unit 62, unit 63, unit 64, unit 44, unit 44 part 1, unit 45, unit 45 part 1, unit 65.After I had received the books from the manufacturer, I inserted tabs for each individual unit. I did this because the units are not in any recognizable order. The tabs make it easy to find the individual units inside the book.----------------======================------------------------------========================CAPE CORAL FLORIDA BLACK BOOK PART THREEThe Book weighs 12 pounds. Part 3 starts with Plat Book 22 Page 31 and ends with Plat Book 29 Page 25The plat books for the city of Cape Coral were sold in three sections. Each section represented a part of the city of Cape Coral. The individual pages within the plat books are photographic copies of the original plat pages recorded and permanently filed with the clerk of the court in Lee County Florida. These recorded plats were designed by engineers and showed the exact dimensions of every element of the subdivision that was to be developed. The plat pages show the block numbers, street names, canal names and the specific sizes and dimensions of each. The plat pages recorded with the county, show the exact widths of all the streets plus easements. These same pages also show the exact width and depth of every parcel of property to be developed in Cape Coral. The plat books are divided by a unit number. The unit numbers do not run in a numerical order. It is my personal suspicion, that the unit numbers are in order of recording and development of the subdivision. Plat book, part three includes the following units, in the following order:unit 69, unit 70, unit 71, unit 74, unit 18 part 1 unit 80, unit 17 part 1, unit 31 part 2, unit 72, unit 73, unit 83, unit 36 part 1, unit 42 part 1, unit 66 part 1, unit 68, unit 47 part 2, unit 58, unit 89, unit 24 part 1, unit 47 part 1, unit 90, unit 84, unit 85, unit seven part 1, unit 23 part 1, unit 87, unit 91, unit 81, unit 82, unit 88, unit 86, unit 93, unit 92, unit 94, unit 95, unit 96, unit 67, unit 93 part 1, unit 97, unit 98.South 40, a subdivision of a portion of section 30 Township 43 South range 23 East. Unit 47 part 3, unit 68 part 1, unit 68 part 2, unit seven part 2, unit 24 part 2, unit 46 part 1, unit 47 part 4.Many of the units in the back of the third part of the plat books are revisions or re-plat of the original units with the same number. Most of these revisions, or re-plat's are only one, or two pages long.After I had received the books from the manufacturer, I inserted tabs for each individual unit. I did this because the units are not in any recognizable order. The tabs make it easy to find the individual units inside the book.