What is the map made as a result of cadastral survey that shows all land parcels within a municipality for describing ownership?

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What is the map made as a result of cadastral survey that shows all land parcels within a municipality for describing ownership?

During cadastral surveys, the goal is to delineate every land parcel within a municipality, showing boundaries, lot numbers, dimensions, and ownership details. The product of this work is a cadastral map, which visually represents all parcels and is used for describing ownership and recordkeeping. The term cadastre refers to the entire land-record system, including maps and registers, not just the single map. Monuments are the physical markers placed on the ground to define boundaries, not the map itself. A projection map describes the mathematical projection used, not the parcel map produced by the survey. So the map that results from a cadastral survey showing all land parcels for describing ownership is a cadastral map.

During cadastral surveys, the goal is to delineate every land parcel within a municipality, showing boundaries, lot numbers, dimensions, and ownership details. The product of this work is a cadastral map, which visually represents all parcels and is used for describing ownership and recordkeeping. The term cadastre refers to the entire land-record system, including maps and registers, not just the single map. Monuments are the physical markers placed on the ground to define boundaries, not the map itself. A projection map describes the mathematical projection used, not the parcel map produced by the survey. So the map that results from a cadastral survey showing all land parcels for describing ownership is a cadastral map.

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