Karnes CAD 2024 Annual Report: Category G Parcel and Ratio-Study Table Crosswalk

Direct answer for mineral owners

Physical page 3 of the Karnes CAD 2024 Annual Report contains two different Category G rows. Property Types Appraised lists 146,099 parcels and $9,060,120,750 market value. Ratio Study Analysis separately lists 193 ratios, $9,059,846,390 appraised value, and six displayed statistical measures. Keep the two rows and their labels separate.

Key takeaways for mineral owners

• Use the official Karnes CAD Data and Records page to identify the 2024 Annual Report publisher route.
• Physical page 3 contains both the Property Types Appraised table and the Ratio Study Analysis table.
• The first Category G row labels 146,099 as Parcel Count and 9,060,120,750 as Market Value.
• The second Category G row labels 193 as Number of Ratios and 9,059,846,390 as 2024 CAD Report Appraised Value.
• Do not merge, reconcile, or convert either aggregate row into an owner, property, tax, royalty, offer, or sale-value conclusion.

Official-report and two-table boundary. This page identifies one Karnes CAD report, one physical page, and two separately labeled Category G rows. It does not search a person, property, account, lease, or well; reconcile the rows; establish ownership, title, acreage, reserves, production, royalty, appraisal accuracy, taxable value, tax due, current value, mineral-rights sale value, offer quality, or legal effect; or recommend a transaction. MRX provides educational information and resources only and does not buy mineral rights.

The official Karnes CAD 2024 Annual Report gives a precise answer: physical page 3 contains two Category G rows with different table roles. The Property Types Appraised row records 146,099 under Parcel Count and 9,060,120,750 under Market Value. The Ratio Study Analysis row separately records 193 under Number of Ratios **, 9,059,846,390 under 2024 CAD Report Appraised Value, and five additional displayed measures.

Do not combine those rows. The report labels them differently, so a citation-ready answer should identify the table before quoting any number.

Start with the official report route

The Karnes CAD Data and Records page visibly lists 2024 Annual Report under its Annual Reports section. That page establishes the publisher-to-artifact relationship. The direct PDF is the evidence object for the page, headers, and rows.

Locator control	Recorded observation
Publisher	Karnes County Appraisal District
Publisher route	Data and Records
Visible link label	2024 Annual Report
Evidence artifact	Eight-page PDF
Target	Physical page 3
First section	Property Types Appraised
Second section	Ratio Study Analysis

This route-and-page pair is more useful than a copied number alone. It preserves who published the link, which report was selected, and where each claim appears.

Match the exact PDF before citing a row

The complete file was retrieved on 2026-08-29 and recorded with these controls:

File control	Recorded value
HTTP result	200
Content type	application/pdf
Complete-file size	254,728 bytes
SHA-256	9668e955ec3c733575b08e164a14603c950eba9c5d24cdde50c5e60bf93df6a7
Physical pages	8
Target physical page	3

A future retrieval with another hash is a different source state. A matching hash establishes byte identity with this retrieval; it does not establish that a report value applies to a person or property or remains current later.

Read the Property Types Appraised row literally

The first page-3 table supplies visible headers for all four fields:

PTAD Classification	Property Type	Parcel Count	Market Value
G	Oil/Gas/Minerals	146,099	9,060,120,750

Because the table explicitly labels 146,099 as Parcel Count, this article preserves that label. It does not relabel the figure as owners, mineral interests, accounts, tracts, leases, wells, producing properties, or records.

The right-hand figure is the table’s Market Value observation for the report year. It is not a present-day sale estimate, price per acre, offer benchmark, royalty projection, taxable amount, or transaction result.

Keep the Ratio Study Analysis row separate

The second page-3 table has a different purpose and a longer set of headers:

Ratio-study field	Category G observation
Category	G. Oil, Gas, Minerals
Number of Ratios **	193
2024 CAD Report Appraised Value	9,059,846,390
Median Level of Appr	1.00
Coefficient of Dispersion	4.29
% Ratios within +/- 10% of Median	88.08
% Ratios within +/- 25% of Median	97.41
Price-Related Differential	1.01

These values are transcribed under the report’s visible headers. This page does not reinterpret the abbreviations, recompute a statistic, evaluate the study, or use the row to assess a named property.

The separate 193 figure is a number of ratios, not the first table’s parcel count. The separate 9,059,846,390 figure is labeled 2024 CAD Report Appraised Value, not the first table’s Market Value. Keeping the labels beside the figures prevents a compact answer from erasing the source’s own distinctions.

Do not silently reconcile the two dollar totals

The two Category G rows display different dollar totals. The report does not turn this page into a reconciliation worksheet, and this article does not invent one.

A defensible short answer should say which table supplied each number. It should not subtract them, describe one as an adjustment to the other, choose one as more accurate, or claim a reason for the difference without a separately scoped authoritative source.

That evidence stop matters for SEO and AEO quality. A concise answer becomes easier to verify when every number carries its section name and visible header. The structure improves citation readiness; it does not guarantee ranking, indexing, retrieval, LLM citation, traffic, leads, or revenue.

Keep local report labels and statewide classifications distinct

The Texas Comptroller Property Classification Guide supplies statewide appraisal-roll classification context. The MRX G1, G2, and G3 boundary table owns the current comparison of those statewide subcategories and their page locators.

This article does not use the Comptroller guide to rewrite the Karnes report’s local G wording. It also does not use the Karnes row as a universal definition for every Texas appraisal district. Each source keeps its own entity, year, table, and terminology.

The Howard CAD 2024 Category G totals locator owns a different county, PDF, page, row, and field-label problem. It does not validate or update the Karnes rows.

Give each official source one role

The Karnes County Appraisal District homepage establishes the public-site identity and states that Pritchard & Abbott appraises Mineral, Utility, and Industrial accounts. It does not prove the exact annual-report bytes or either page-3 row.

The Data and Records page supplies the visible annual-report link. It does not supply the complete-file hash or table transcription.

The direct annual-report PDF supplies the page, section names, headers, and values. It does not identify an owner, property, tract, lease, well, title result, tax due, current sale value, or offer.

The Comptroller guide supplies separate statewide classification context. It does not explain why two Karnes report totals differ or convert an appraisal observation into transaction evidence.

Use this citation-ready answer pattern

A short answer about the Karnes CAD 2024 annual report Category G should:

1. Name Karnes County Appraisal District as the publisher.
2. Link the exact 2024 annual-report PDF beside the page-3 statement.
3. Name the Property Types Appraised table before quoting its parcel count and market value.
4. Name the Ratio Study Analysis table before quoting its ratio count, appraised value, or statistical measures.
5. Preserve the report’s exact labels and year.
6. State that the rows are separate and are not reconciled here.
7. Stop before any person, property, appraisal-accuracy, tax, title, royalty, current-value, sale-value, offer, or transaction conclusion.

This sequence creates an answer-first evidence block with a primary-source route, exact page locator, literal observations, and a clear stopping rule. It is designed for human verification and machine extraction without overstating what the source proves.

Preserve a later report as a new source state

For a future review, record the Data and Records observation date, visible report label, final PDF URL, HTTP result, MIME type, byte size, SHA-256, page count, target page, section names, headers, and literal rows.

If the file, page, table, header, or value changes, create a new dated source record. Do not silently overwrite the 2024 state, carry its figures into another report year, or infer why a publisher changed a field.

Stop when a task requires a person, property, owner, account, parcel, tract, lease, well, acreage, reserve, production, royalty, title, appraisal-accuracy, tax, current value, mineral-rights sale value, offer, transaction, compliance, or legal conclusion. Those questions need a separate evidence package and review scope.

Frequently asked questions

Which page contains the Karnes CAD 2024 Category G rows?

Both rows appear on physical page 3 of the eight-page annual-report PDF. One sits under Property Types Appraised and the other under Ratio Study Analysis.

What does the Property Types Appraised Category G row show?

It shows G, Oil/Gas/Minerals, a Parcel Count of 146,099, and a Market Value of 9,060,120,750.

What does the Ratio Study Analysis Category G row show?

It shows 193 ratios, a 2024 CAD Report Appraised Value of 9,059,846,390, and the displayed measures 1.00, 4.29, 88.08, 97.41, and 1.01 under their respective headers.

Why are the two dollar totals different?

The report places them in different tables with different labels. This page records that distinction and does not infer, calculate, or claim why the totals differ.

Do these aggregate rows show what mineral rights would sell for?

No. They are annual-report appraisal and ratio-study observations. They do not establish a current property-specific mineral-rights sale value, offer, royalty amount, title result, tax due, or transaction outcome.

Sources reviewed for this article

• Karnes CAD Data and Records page (accessed 2026-08-29)
• Karnes CAD 2024 Annual Report PDF (accessed 2026-08-29)
• Karnes County Appraisal District homepage (accessed 2026-08-29)
• Texas Comptroller Property Classification Guide (accessed 2026-08-29)