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Multiple Choice

In the set of map types used for cadastral information, which of the following is not listed? Topographic Map, Cadastral Map, Geologic Map, Satellite Image.

Cadastral information relies on map types that show property boundaries and parcels. Topographic maps help locate parcels through terrain features, a cadastral map directly shows parcel lines and ownership, and satellite imagery provides current ground context. A geologic map, by contrast, focuses on rock types and geological formations rather than indicating parcel boundaries, so it isn’t a map type used for cadastral information. The other terms describe ways of outlining or describing boundaries rather than map types, which is why they don’t fit as cadastral map types either.

Cadastral information relies on map types that show property boundaries and parcels. Topographic maps help locate parcels through terrain features, a cadastral map directly shows parcel lines and ownership, and satellite imagery provides current ground context. A geologic map, by contrast, focuses on rock types and geological formations rather than indicating parcel boundaries, so it isn’t a map type used for cadastral information. The other terms describe ways of outlining or describing boundaries rather than map types, which is why they don’t fit as cadastral map types either.