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Cadastral mapping & land registration
Establishing the location, boundaries and area of land and immovable property by measurement, and producing the cadastral mapping that certifies rights of possession, use and ownership.
What this is
A cadastre is the complete process of establishing the location, boundaries, area, volume, quantity and condition of land and other immovable property, assessing it for quality and value, creating the basis on which charges are levied, and certifying rights of possession, use and ownership over it. Cadastral surveying is the part of that work which turns geodetic measurement, verification and processing into the maps themselves.
What you end up with
You are left with cadastral mapping and parcel case files that the land administration will accept — the documentary basis on which a title or use right rests.
- 01Land cadastre maps
- 02Urban development cadastre
- 03Utility corridor cadastre
- 04Geological and mining cadastre
- 05Parcel case files
- 06Boundary coordinate schedules
Where it is used
- Assembling land possession and use certificates
- Property registration and transfer
- Urban development planning
- Mining licence area mapping
- Resolving boundary disputes
In detail
Types of cadastral survey
Cadastral surveying is classified by the kind of immovable property it records.
- Land
- Urban development
- Utility corridors
- Geological
- Mining
What a land cadastre map carries
Land cadastre mapping is separated out by the principal classes of the unified land fund, according to the designated purpose and use of the land, and carries the topographic content of terrain, soil, water and vegetation alongside the boundaries.
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