Lee County Assessor Property Search 2026: Address & STRAP

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Lee County, Florida • verified August 12, 2026

Find Your Lee County Parcel Fast

The official Lee County Property Appraiser search can locate Florida real property by owner, site address, STRAP number, Folio ID and other record fields. Start there for appraisal values, exemptions, parcel facts, aerials and TRIM information.

Use this guide to fix address or owner searches, understand STRAP and Folio numbers, check 2026 homestead benefits, prepare a VAB petition, find deeds, pay property taxes and route each problem to the right Lee County office.

Search a Property Choose the Right Office 2026 Homestead Help
Correct office name Property Appraiser Florida commonly uses “Property Appraiser” rather than “County Assessor.”
2026 homestead Up to $26,411 additional Additional 2026 exemption applies only to qualifying non-school taxes.
VAB petition fee $30 standard Portability petitions are $15; exemptions or waivers may apply.
Tax bill cycle November → March 31 Current-year taxes are generally billed in November and due March 31.

Fast Answer: Where Should You Search?

For a Lee County Florida property search by address or owner, begin with the Lee County Property Appraiser. Use its database for appraisal records, STRAP/Folio IDs, property characteristics, exemptions, sales and aerial information. Use the Lee County Tax Collector for the tax bill or payment, and the Lee County Clerk for deeds and other recorded documents.

Independent-site warning: AssessorPropertySearch.org is an editorial guide and is not the Lee County Property Appraiser, Tax Collector, Clerk or Value Adjustment Board. Complete sensitive filings and payments only through the official systems explained below.
This page is for Lee County, Florida.

If you searched for a Lee County assessor property search in Iowa, Illinois or Alabama, do not use the Florida portals on this page. Lee County, Florida includes areas such as Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Lehigh Acres, Estero, Sanibel and surrounding communities.

Choose the Correct Lee County Property Office

The Property Appraiser, Tax Collector, Clerk and VAB do different jobs. Opening the wrong system is the most common reason a visitor cannot find the result they need.

PA

Property Appraiser

Use for owner display, site address, STRAP/Folio ID, market/assessed/taxable values, exemptions, building and land information, aerials, TRIM data and appraisal questions.

Official Lee County Property Appraiser Open Property Search
$

Tax Collector

Use for property-tax bills, payment status, early-payment discounts, delinquent taxes, payment methods, installment questions and receipts.

Official Lee County Tax Collector Review Property Taxes
D

Clerk Official Records

Use for deeds, mortgages, liens, releases, easements, plats and other recorded instruments. This is the better source when you need the actual recorded document.

Official Lee County Clerk Search Official Records
V

Value Adjustment Board

Use the VAB petition process when a value, exemption, classification or other appealable Property Appraiser issue remains unresolved and you want formal review.

Official Lee County Clerk / VAB Review VAB Filing
Do not pay a private “assessor” site for a basic parcel lookup. Lee County’s official public search already supports address, owner, STRAP, Folio, deed/recording and tangible-property lookup fields.

How to Search Lee County Florida Property Records

This sequence works for most homeowners, buyers, real-estate researchers and residents searching a Lee County parcel.

Open the official Property Appraiser database

Use the Property Information search when you need a home, condo, lot, commercial parcel or other real-property record.

Start with one clean search field

Use the site address for most homeowner searches, the owner/company name for ownership lookup, or STRAP/Folio when you already have the parcel identifier.

Reduce the search if there is no result

Remove unnecessary street suffixes, direction words, punctuation and unit details. For owner searches, try the last name first or a distinctive company/trust name.

Confirm the correct parcel

Match the owner, site address, property description, STRAP and Folio ID. Do not rely on a similar name or neighboring address alone.

Open the parcel detail

Review value, sales, land/building details, property use, exemptions, aerial information, TRIM links and related parcel tools.

Save the identifiers before leaving

Write down the current STRAP and Folio ID. They are much more reliable for future searches than retyping a long owner name or street address.

Official Lee County Property Appraiser database Search Official Property Records

Lee County Property Search by Address or Owner

Address is usually the easiest starting point. Owner search is valuable when researching ownership, but trusts, companies, spouses and recent transfers can make a name search less exact.

Information you have
Best field
How to enter it
If it fails
Home address
Site Address
Street number and main street name
Remove direction, suffix or unit details; add ZIP only if needed.
Individual owner
Owner Name
Last name first, such as SMITH JOHN
Use last name only or another owner/spouse name.
LLC or corporation
Company Name
Distinctive entity name
Remove punctuation or LLC/INC wording.
Trust or estate
Owner Name
Distinctive trust/estate wording
Search the site address and identify the displayed owner.
Deed party
Grantor / Grantee
Party name
Use the Clerk Official Records search for the complete recorded-document trail.
Recent sale tip: if the new buyer does not appear, search the property address or previous owner. The recorded deed and appraisal ownership display may update at different times.

STRAP Number vs Folio ID: Which One Should You Use?

Both identifiers can take you to a specific Lee County parcel. Save both when they appear on the property result.

STRAP number

The STRAP is Lee County’s parcel-style identifier. It is useful for exact searches and may reflect geographic or subdivision-related coding.

  • Best when copied from an official parcel result.
  • Enter the full current STRAP.
  • Older STRAPs can become invalid after parcel renumbering.
  • If redirected, save the newly displayed current STRAP.

Folio ID

The Folio ID is another LeePA parcel identifier and often provides a shorter exact-search route.

  • Copy it directly from the official record.
  • Useful when the street address is ambiguous.
  • Helps distinguish nearby condo or subdivision parcels.
  • Keep it in your property-record folder.
Old STRAP message: LeePA can detect an invalid historical STRAP and redirect the search to the current renumbered parcel. When that happens, update your saved records rather than continuing to use the obsolete number.

What a Lee County Property Appraiser Record Shows

Record item
Useful for
Important limitation
Owner
Identifying the ownership carried on the appraisal roll.
Not a substitute for a title search or the recorded deed.
Site address
Locating the physical parcel.
May differ from the owner mailing address.
STRAP / Folio
Exact parcel identification.
Historical STRAPs may be replaced after parcel changes.
Market / just value
Property-tax appraisal research.
Not automatically the sale price, lender appraisal or insurance value.
Assessed value
Seeing the value after applicable assessment limitations.
Can differ from market value due to Save Our Homes or other rules.
Taxable value
Understanding the value remaining after exemptions.
Taxable values can differ by taxing authority.
Exemptions
Checking homestead and other benefits reflected on the parcel.
A pending application may not display immediately.
Sales
Researching recorded sale history and appraisal context.
Use Clerk Official Records when the actual deed is required.
Land / building data
Area, use, improvement and appraisal characteristics.
Report material factual errors rather than assuming the online data is a survey or inspection.
TRIM notice
Reviewing proposed property-tax values, exemptions and taxing information.
A TRIM notice is not the final November tax bill.
Legal-description warning: use the appraisal database for research, but verify deeds, legal descriptions, easements and other legal interests through recorded documents and appropriate professional review.

Lee County Parcel Search with GeoView and Aerial Photography

GeoView is useful when an address alone does not tell you which parcel is correct or when you want map context around a property.

Good GeoView uses

  • Locate the correct parcel.
  • Review nearby parcels.
  • Compare general parcel shape.
  • View available aerial photography.

Use after parcel search

Find the parcel first, save its STRAP/Folio, then open aerial and map tools from the parcel record. This reduces wrong-parcel clicks.

Do not treat GIS as a survey

Do not decide fence lines, easements, encroachments, waterfront boundaries or exact legal dimensions from an online GIS overlay alone.

Official Lee County Property Appraiser GeoView Open GeoView Map

2026 Lee County Homestead Exemption

Florida homestead exemptions reduce taxable value for qualifying owners who own the property and use it as their permanent residence. LeePA states that exemptions must be applied for; they are not simply created because a home was purchased.

2026 basic homestead benefit

The first $25,000 of qualifying homestead exemption applies broadly to property taxes, subject to Florida rules and special assessments.

2026 additional homestead benefit

For tax year 2026, LeePA lists an inflation-adjusted additional exemption of up to $26,411. It applies to assessed value over $50,000 and only to non-school taxes.

2026 homestead examples

Assessed value
First exemption
2026 additional exemption
$49,000
$25,000
No additional benefit because assessed value is under $50,000.
$70,000
$25,000
$20,000 on qualifying non-school taxes.
$76,411
$25,000
Full $26,411 2026 additional exemption.
$80,000
$25,000
Capped at the 2026 maximum of $26,411.

Basic qualification and document checklist

  • Own or hold the qualifying legal/beneficial interest in the property.
  • Use the Lee County property as your permanent Florida residence.
  • Meet the applicable January 1 ownership/residency requirement for the tax year.
  • Prepare the Social Security number information required by the application.
  • Prepare Florida driver-license or Florida ID details where applicable.
  • Review vehicle registration, voter registration, declaration of domicile or other residency evidence when needed.
  • Provide spouse information when required.
  • Gather trust, heir, partial-interest or manufactured-home documents for non-standard ownership.
March 1 deadline: LeePA identifies March 1 as Florida’s standard exemption application deadline. If you missed it, contact the Property Appraiser promptly about your actual circumstances instead of assuming a late filing will automatically be accepted.
Current LeePA submission methods: the Property Appraiser’s current exemption-form page says downloaded DR-501/DR-501T forms may be submitted by email to exemptions@leepa.org, in person or by U.S. mail. Online homestead filing is also available for eligible applicants.
Official Lee County Property Appraiser exemption resources
Review Homestead Rules Apply Online Download Exemption Forms

Moving Within Florida? Check Save Our Homes Portability

Portability can transfer some or all of the Save Our Homes assessment difference from a prior Florida homestead to a new qualifying Florida homestead.

LeePA portability requirements

  • Abandon the previous homestead.
  • Own and make the new Florida property your primary residence.
  • Qualify for the new homestead exemption.
  • Apply for homestead by March 1 for the applicable year.
  • Apply for portability within the statutory three-year window.

Maximum transferable benefit

LeePA states that the maximum allowable Save Our Homes assessment difference that can be transferred is $500,000.

The actual benefit depends on the old and new property values, title ownership and whether the move is to a higher-value or lower-value home.

Three-year window example

If the old homestead was abandoned in 2025, LeePA’s current example says the new qualifying homestead generally must be established by January 1, 2028. The window is measured from January 1 of the abandonment year, not simply from the closing date.

Use portability Form DR-501T along with the new homestead process when the transfer applies.

Official Lee County Property Appraiser portability guidance Review Portability Rules

2026 TRIM Notice and Lee County VAB Appeal

The TRIM notice is the important document for reviewing proposed value, exemptions and proposed taxes before the final tax bill. A TRIM notice is not the November tax bill.

Step 1: Check the parcel facts

Verify ownership, property characteristics, exemptions, market value, assessed value and taxable value before assuming the entire valuation is wrong.

Step 2: Contact LeePA

Discuss a value, exemption or factual-record issue with the Property Appraiser. An informal discussion may resolve the issue without a formal VAB hearing.

Step 3: File VAB if needed

If the issue remains unresolved, use the Clerk’s VAB petition process and follow the exact filing deadline printed on your TRIM or denial notice.

Do not use the old 2025 deadline for a 2026 petition. As of August 12, 2026, Lee Clerk’s public deadline table still displays the prior assessment cycle. The official filing page says the current timely-petition deadline will be provided on the TRIM notice.

VAB petition fees

Petition type
Current fee
Important note
Standard VAB petition
$30
Non-refundable unless a statutory exemption/waiver applies.
Portability petition
$15
Applies to Transfer of Homestead Assessment disputes.
Online credit-card filing
3.5% convenience fee
Added to applicable petition fee.
Exemption or classification denial: the Clerk states that a petition can generally be submitted within 30 days of the dated denial notice from the Property Appraiser.
Official Lee County Clerk Value Adjustment Board Review Petition Filing

Lee County VAB Evidence Rules Most Owners Miss

Uploading documents is only one part of the process. Evidence also has to be exchanged with the Property Appraiser under the applicable rules.

Rule
What it means for you
15-day evidence timing
The Clerk states that your evidence must be received by the Property Appraiser at least 15 days before the hearing date.
VAB upload is not evidence exchange
Simply uploading files into the VAB system does not by itself satisfy the separate evidence-exchange requirement.
PDF only for Clerk upload
The VAB evidence-upload system accepts PDF documents.
64 MB per file
Each PDF must stay under the individual 64 MB limit; multiple PDFs may be uploaded.
Login credentials
Use the transaction number and password shown on the petition receipt to check petition status and upload documents.

Build a usable evidence package

For a value dispute

  • Comparable sales relevant to the valuation date.
  • Condition differences.
  • Damage photographs.
  • Repair estimates.
  • Recent qualified sale documents.
  • A clear requested value.

For exemption or record issues

  • Application copy.
  • Residency documentation.
  • Recorded deed or ownership evidence.
  • Denial letter.
  • Property measurements or factual documentation.
  • A concise requested correction.
Evidence index trick: place a one-page cover sheet first with parcel/Folio, petition number, protest reason, requested correction and a numbered list explaining what each exhibit proves.
Official Lee County Clerk evidence instructions Read Evidence Upload Rules

Lee County Florida Property Tax Search and Payment

The Property Appraiser determines values and exemptions. The Tax Collector prints, mails and collects the tax bill after the tax roll is certified.

November — tax bills issued

Current-year Lee County property taxes are generally billed in November.

November — 4% early-payment discount

Paying during November normally earns the largest standard early-payment discount.

December — 3% discount

The discount decreases as the tax year moves toward the March due date.

January — 2% discount

Confirm the displayed amount in the official payment system before paying.

February — 1% discount

The Tax Collector gives the final standard early-payment discount during February.

March 31 — full amount due

Current-year taxes are due by March 31 of the following calendar year.

April 1 — delinquency begins

Unpaid real-estate taxes become delinquent and penalties/advertising costs can apply.

Current payment fees

Payment method
Current published fee
Important restriction
eCheck
Free
Tax Collector says eCheck cannot be used for delinquent property taxes.
Online/phone credit card
2.35% ($1.85 minimum)
Processor fee; verify displayed checkout fee before authorizing.
Apple Pay / Google Pay / PayPal
2.35% ($1.85 minimum)
Subject to current payment-provider terms.
International card for online property tax
3.95%
Applies to the Tax Collector’s current international-card policy.
In-person debit card
$1.95 flat
PIN required.
Before paying: match the owner, property address, tax account, parcel identifier and tax year. A Property Appraiser estimate or TRIM notice is not a payment receipt.
Official Lee County Tax Collector
Property Tax Information Pay Online Review Payment Fees

Partial Payments and Special Property Tax Options

Partial payments

Lee County allows partial property-tax payments, but an unpaid remaining balance can still become delinquent and accumulate applicable charges.

Installment plan

Eligible taxpayers can apply for the installment plan for the upcoming tax year. The application deadline is generally April 30.

Over-65 / disabled options

Special installment or deferral provisions may apply to qualifying homestead owners. Do not assume eligibility from age alone—confirm the current Tax Collector requirements.

Lee County Deed Search and Official Records

Use LeePA to identify the parcel and ownership clue; use the Lee County Clerk for the recorded deed or other official instrument.

Find the parcel in LeePA

Save the owner, STRAP, Folio and property description.

Open Clerk Official Records

Use the Clerk database for deeds, mortgages, liens, releases, easements, maps and plats.

Search the party name

The Clerk recommends using the last name and first initial when searching by an individual’s name.

Adjust the date range

The Clerk search may default to records beginning January 1, 2010. Expand the search period when the deed or lien is older.

Verify the actual instrument

Compare party names, recording date, legal description, instrument number and other identifying data before relying on a result.

Copy cost-saving tip: ordinary record images can generally be viewed and printed online for free. Use the Clerk’s e-certified or office-copy process only when the recipient actually requires certification.
Title warning: neither the Property Appraiser page nor a single deed image is a complete title search. Legal ownership, liens, easements and title defects may require broader record research and professional review.
Official Lee County Clerk Official Records Search Official Records

Can You Remove Your Lee County Property Information Online?

LeePA provides two different privacy-related paths. They are not the same.

Courtesy Block

A courtesy block can remove displayed property information from the LeePA website.

Important: LeePA explains that a courtesy block does not prevent the information from being produced in response to an otherwise valid public-records request.

Exempt From Public Disclosure

Certain people who qualify under Florida law can request statutory public-disclosure protection for eligible personal information.

LeePA requires a separate form for each protected applicant plus supporting documentation and valid state-issued identification.

Privacy contact: courtesy-block questions can be directed to CourtesyBlock@leepa.org; statutory disclosure-exemption questions can be directed to PublicDisclosure@leepa.org.
Official Lee County Property Appraiser privacy forms Review Information Removal Options

Lee County Tangible Personal Property Search

Do not use the normal residential parcel workflow when the record relates to taxable business assets or other tangible personal property.

Tangible search field
Use it for
Account Number
Exact tangible-property account lookup.
STRAP
Tangible record associated with a parcel identifier.
Folio ID
Alternative parcel-level lookup.
Business Name
Business ownership search.
Street Number / Name / ZIP
Business-site address lookup.
Confidential support documents: public certified-roll data may be searchable, but LeePA applies additional authorization requirements before releasing confidential tangible-property values or supporting documents to non-owners.
Official Lee County Property Appraiser tangible search Search Tangible Property

New Lee County Homeowner Checklist

Public-record checks

  • Confirm the deed was recorded.
  • Save the Clerk instrument number.
  • Search the address in LeePA.
  • Save current STRAP and Folio ID.
  • Verify owner and mailing address.
  • Review land/building data for obvious errors.

Tax and exemption checks

  • Apply for your own homestead when eligible.
  • Review portability if you moved from another Florida homestead.
  • Check the TRIM notice when issued.
  • Remember the prior owner’s tax amount may not predict your future bill.
  • Confirm mortgage escrow responsibility.
  • Verify the November tax bill and payment status.
Closing proration: a buyer can receive the full annual tax bill even when taxes were prorated between buyer and seller at closing. The county bill follows the property-tax account; the closing statement handles the private proration between parties.

Lee County Property Search Not Working? Use This Fix List

Problem
Likely reason
Next step
Address returns nothing
Too much address formatting or alternate site address.
Remove suffix/direction/unit; retry street number + main name, then add ZIP.
Owner search returns nothing
Trust, LLC, spouse, estate, prior owner or spelling variation.
Search last name only, business keyword or site address.
Old STRAP does not work
Parcel was renumbered.
Use address/Folio and save the current STRAP displayed by LeePA.
Wrong owner after recent sale
Recorded deed and appraisal ownership update are not synchronized yet.
Verify the deed in Clerk records and contact LeePA if the ownership record remains wrong.
Value looks too high
Market value, assessed value and taxable value may be confused, or property facts may be wrong.
Review the record and TRIM, contact LeePA, then use VAB only if unresolved.
Homestead is missing
Application pending, ownership/residency issue or exemption not filed.
Check application status and contact exemptions@leepa.org before a notice deadline passes.
Tax payment not showing
Processing delay, wrong account or returned payment.
Contact the Tax Collector with account, amount, payment date and confirmation.
Deed not found
Clerk search date range is too narrow or party-name formatting differs.
Expand beyond the default 2010 date range and try last name + first initial.
Parcel map line looks wrong
GIS is not a legal boundary survey.
Use recorded plats/deeds and a survey when exact boundary position matters.

Lee County Property Offices, Phone Numbers and Call Scripts

Office
Best for
Contact
Lee County Property Appraiser
Property records, values, exemptions, TRIM, GIS and appraisal questions
2480 Thompson St, 4th Floor, Fort Myers, FL 33901
239-533-6100
Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Lee County Tax Collector
Tax bill, payment, delinquency and payment-method questions
239-533-6000
Main mailing/payment instructions vary by transaction type.
Lee County Clerk Official Records
Deeds, mortgages, liens, plats and document copies
2115 Second Street, 2nd Floor, Fort Myers, FL
Official Records: 239-533-5007
Lee County VAB
Petition filing, scheduling and VAB records
2115 Second Street, 2nd Floor, Fort Myers, FL 33901
239-533-2328
infovab@leeclerk.org

Property Appraiser script

“I am calling about Folio [number] / STRAP [number]. I need help with the [owner record / value / exemption / property characteristic / TRIM notice]. The specific issue is [one sentence].”

Tax Collector script

“I am calling about the property-tax account for [address/Folio]. I need to confirm the [bill / balance / payment / receipt / delinquency] for tax year [year].”

VAB script

“I have a petition or TRIM issue for Folio [number]. My notice shows a filing deadline of [date]. I need help confirming the filing status, fee or evidence-submission procedure.”
Email public-record warning: the Property Appraiser states that email addresses can themselves be public records under Florida law. If you do not want your email address released in response to a public-record request, contact the office by phone or in writing instead.

Before You Rely on a Lee County Property Record

  • Confirm this is Lee County, Florida—not a Lee County in another state.
  • Match the physical address.
  • Save the current STRAP and Folio ID.
  • Confirm the owner display and mailing address.
  • Check the tax year before comparing values.
  • Distinguish market, assessed and taxable value.
  • Verify homestead or other exemptions.
  • Use Clerk records for the actual deed.
  • Use the Tax Collector for the actual tax bill and payment status.
  • Do not use an appraisal/GIS map as a legal survey.

Official Lee County Action Links

Use these only after identifying the task above. They lead to the government offices responsible for the final lookup, application, petition, payment or document search.

Property search

Address, owner, STRAP, Folio, deed-reference and tangible search.

LeePA Database

GeoView map

Parcel location and aerial research.

Open GeoView

Property tax payment

Tax bills, payment dates, discounts and online payment.

Tax Collector

Privacy requests

Courtesy Block and qualifying public-disclosure protection.

Privacy Options

Property Appraiser contact

Hours, phone, mailing address and department emails.

Contact LeePA

Lee County Property Search FAQs

How do I search Lee County Florida property records by address?

Open the official Lee County Property Appraiser database and use Site Address. Start with the street number and main street name. If no record appears, simplify the address by removing extra direction, suffix or unit information and add the ZIP code only if needed.

How do I search Lee County property records by owner name?

Use the Owner Name / Company Name field. LeePA displays the expected individual-name format as last name first, such as SMITH JOHN. If the full name fails, try the last name, business name, trust wording or the property address.

What is a Lee County STRAP number?

A STRAP number is a parcel identifier used by the Lee County Property Appraiser. It provides an exact way to return to a parcel record. If an old STRAP has been renumbered, LeePA may redirect you to the current identifier.

What is the difference between a STRAP number and Folio ID?

Both identify the LeePA parcel and can be used for exact property searches. The STRAP is the parcel-style identifier, while the Folio ID provides another database identifier. Saving both helps when an address or owner search is ambiguous.

How much is the Lee County homestead exemption in 2026?

LeePA lists the first $25,000 homestead exemption and, for qualifying properties, an additional inflation-adjusted 2026 exemption of up to $26,411. The additional amount applies to assessed value over $50,000 and only to non-school taxes.

What is the deadline for a 2026 Lee County VAB petition?

Use the filing deadline printed on your 2026 TRIM notice. The Lee County Clerk filing page says the timely-petition deadline is provided on the TRIM Notice. Do not reuse a prior-year VAB deadline.

How much does a Lee County VAB petition cost?

The current standard VAB petition fee is $30. A Transfer of Homestead Assessment, or portability, petition costs $15. Online credit-card petition filing adds a 3.5% convenience fee, subject to applicable waiver or reduced-fee rules.

Where do I pay Lee County Florida property taxes?

Property taxes are paid through the Lee County Tax Collector, not the Property Appraiser. Current-year taxes are generally billed in November and due by March 31 of the following year, with early-payment discounts available from November through February.

Where can I find a Lee County deed?

Use the Lee County Clerk Official Records search for the recorded deed. LeePA can help identify the parcel and owner, but the Clerk maintains deeds, mortgages, liens, easements, plats and other recorded instruments.

Can I remove my Lee County property information from the internet?

LeePA offers a Courtesy Block that can remove information from its public website, but the office explains that this does not prevent release through a valid public-records request. Certain qualifying people may separately request statutory exemption from public disclosure.

Best Next Step

Start with the Lee County Property Appraiser database and search one clean field: address, owner, STRAP or Folio. Confirm the parcel, save both identifiers and then move to the correct office only when you need a tax payment, recorded deed, homestead filing or VAB petition.

For any deadline-sensitive 2026 issue, use the actual TRIM, denial or tax notice in your possession and confirm the final action through the official Lee County page linked beside that workflow.

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Property Record Review Checklist

Review these fields before relying on any assessor, appraiser, auditor, property appraiser, tax or deed record.

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