Cadastral Mapping

The cadastral of a country is its register of property titles. Cadastral mapping is used to track and show the boundary lines of privately owned real estate and public land. Cadastral GIS data contains information regarding the legal interpretation of property lines. Through this information, cadastral maps are created, which may include linework, parcel number, land ownership, tax and value assessment, dimensions, and topographic mapping.

Clients and staff may instantly explore, query, and update data regarding cadastral parcels, which are defined as a continuous volume of land recognized by a specific set of homogenous property rights, in a readily accessible repository.

Cadastral systems are frequently used for tasks like allocating taxes, determining land ownership, supporting land market values, calculating payments for agricultural subsidies, processing mortgage applications, and managing forests and vegetation. Cadastral mapping is the only means of providing accurate, legitimate, comprehensive, precise, and readily available records of information regarding legal land rights.