Which term describes the unique identifier for a land parcel formed by combining the LIM Number and Parcel Number?

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Which term describes the unique identifier for a land parcel formed by combining the LIM Number and Parcel Number?

Unique Parcel Identifier is the code created by pairing the LIM Number with the Parcel Number to form one distinct reference for that land parcel. This ensures every parcel has a single, unmistakable identifier in the land records, making it easy to search, link to titles, taxes, and maps, and to avoid mix-ups between parcels that might have similar numbers. For example, if a parcel has a LIM number of 123 and a Parcel Number of 456, its UPI would be 123-456. Parcel Information Sheets are the documents that describe parcel details, not the identifier itself. Numerical Cadastre refers to a numeric indexing approach for parcels, not the specific combining of LIM and Parcel numbers. Graphical Cadastre refers to the map-based representation of parcels, again not the unique code formed by the two numbers.

Unique Parcel Identifier is the code created by pairing the LIM Number with the Parcel Number to form one distinct reference for that land parcel. This ensures every parcel has a single, unmistakable identifier in the land records, making it easy to search, link to titles, taxes, and maps, and to avoid mix-ups between parcels that might have similar numbers. For example, if a parcel has a LIM number of 123 and a Parcel Number of 456, its UPI would be 123-456.

Parcel Information Sheets are the documents that describe parcel details, not the identifier itself. Numerical Cadastre refers to a numeric indexing approach for parcels, not the specific combining of LIM and Parcel numbers. Graphical Cadastre refers to the map-based representation of parcels, again not the unique code formed by the two numbers.

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