What term refers to the result of a cadastral survey drawn to appropriate scale showing all land parcels and features within a municipality/project for describing and recording ownership?

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This item tests how land ownership is documented through maps produced by a cadastral survey. The map produced from this process is a cadastral map—drawn to an appropriate scale that shows all land parcels and features within a municipality or project so ownership can be described and recorded. A topographic map focuses on terrain, elevations, and terrain features for planning and engineering rather than ownership boundaries. A street map emphasizes roads and place names, not parcel boundaries. A satellite image provides overhead imagery but does not establish the formal parcel boundaries or ownership records.