Which document is described as the result of a cadastral survey showing land parcels and features within a municipality for describing ownership?

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A cadastral map is produced from a cadastral survey and shows land parcels within a municipality, detailing parcel boundaries, lot numbers, areas, and often associated ownership information. This map is used as the official reference for describing who owns each parcel, supporting title records, taxation, and land transactions. Other map types focus on different aspects—topographic maps emphasize terrain and features, boundary maps show the outer limits of an area, and survey maps may record measurements for various purposes but do not specifically organize parcels for ownership descriptions like a cadastral map does.