The map formerly referred to as the Cadastral Information Map (CIM) is now known as which?

• A. National Cadastral Map
• B. Land Survey Map
• C. Land Information Map
• D. National Land Information

Answer: (C)

In land information practice, terminology evolved to emphasize the broader data framework. The map that used to be called the Cadastral Information Map is now identified as the Land Information Map. This name signals that the map is part of a comprehensive land information system, not just a tool for showing parcel boundaries. It aligns with the way the information about land—parcels, ownership, constraints, and related attributes—is organized and used together.

The other terms don’t fit as well because they imply more limited scopes or different products: a National Cadastral Map would suggest only cadastral boundaries at a national level; a Land Survey Map points to surveying aspects rather than the full information suite; and National Land Information would refer to a broader information collection rather than the map itself.