cadastre
[cadastral and land records] An official record of the dimensions and value of land parcels, used to record ownership and assist in calculating taxes.
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cadastre Public record of the extent, value and ownership of land within a district for purposes of taxation. The cadastre layer includes parcel limits, subdivision limits, political boundaries, and the land survey boundaries.
Cadastre - "A public register or survey that defines or reestablishes boundaries of public and/or private land for purposes of ownership and/or taxation" (Bonham-Carter, 1994, p. 351).
Cadastre A record of interests in land, encompassing both the nature and extent of interests.
Cadastre: Official map records pertaining to location, quantity, value and ownership of land parcels within a government jurisdiction. A record of interest in land encompassing both the nature and extents of interests.
Cadastre
A Cadastre is a database of land ownership. In the U.S. a high level of accuracy is expected for these files and maps for financial reasons. Yet in many other countries, they do not maintain legal deeds.
cadastre
An official record of the dimensions and value of land parcels, used to record ownership and assist in calculating taxes.
Cadastre - A public land register or survey that defines boundaries of public/private land for the purpose of recording ownership and taxation.
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The cadastre of a country is its register of property titles and is usually managed by government agencies - in Australia these are often called Land Titles Offices.
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Cadastre: A system that defines the legal characteristics of properties, such as ownership, title issues, value, etc.
Contour: A line connecting points of equal surface value.
multipurpose cadastre system
An integrated land information system containing legal (e.g., property ownership or cadastre), physical (e.g., topography, man-made features), ...
Belgium National Cadastre Chooses ArcGIS and Survey Analyst as Platform—ArcNews
Ordnance Survey, Southampton, England
Salt River Pima—Maricopa Indian Community
Realigning a City Cadastre Using ArcGIS Survey Analyst—ArcNews ...
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Cadastre Plans Microstation
Cadastre Plans Autocad
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Administration du Cadastre et de la Topographie (Luxembourg); Australian Capital Territory
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Administrative Division (USGS); Aeronautical data ...
The term derives from the French cadastre, a register of the survey of lands and is, in effect, the public record of the extent, value, and ownership of land for purposes of taxation.
Multipurpose cadastre: terms and definitions. Am. Soc. Photogram. Remote Sens. and Am. Congr. Surv. Mapping, Falls Church, Va. 5:94-103. DUGGIN, M.J. 1985.
Derived from "cadastre" meaning a register of land quantities, values, and ownership used levying taxes, the term may properly be applied to surveys of a similar nature outside the public lands, ...
A trial with this approach has been carried out in the province of Flevoland, where three organizations, the municipality of Almere, the cable-tv company Casema, and the Cadastre, ...
The Danish National Survey and Cadastre conducted precise levelling to determine FCSVR10 heights to the four new permanent GNSS stations, and determined FCSVR10 heights to a number of existing height benchmarks on Fehmarn and Lolland.
Continental Europe's Cadastre was created in 1808
founded by Napoleon I (Bonaparte), "A good cadastre will be my greatest achievement in my civil law", Napoleon I
contained numbers of the parcels of land (or just land), land usage, names etc.
Because Montana based most of its cadastre upon the Bureau of Land Management's Geographic Coordinate Database (GCDB, a digital representation of the locations of the Public Lands Survey System corners), ...
Recently the spatial informatics is present in all categories of resolution and accuracy, the same software can be used for the cadastre, utilities, administration or environmental projects.
Cadastral Survey is the means by which private and public land is defined, divided, traced, and recorded. The term derives from the French cadastre, a register of the survey of lands and is, in effect, the public record of the extent, value, ...
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