cadastre

IPA: kˈædʌstɝ

(cartography) A public survey of land, originally for the purpose of taxation and to create an official register of land ownership.
A register of such surveys, showing details of ownership and value.

Examples of "cadastre" in Sentences

Center of Russian water works inventory and state water cadastre
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Mr. Sergey Bednaruk, Center of Russian water works inventory and state water cadastre, Russia
It also completed a draft mineral policy and is working towards the establishment of a mining cadastre system.
• Require an appropriate agency to compile a current, accurate inventory of all land owned or leased by the Commonwealth of Virginia in a parcel based "cadastre" or geographic information system.
Finally, the DRC's mining cadastre is the most advanced digitalized national resource inventory management system in the region and is contributing greatly to protecting land and natural resource rights.
Buyers in Greece need to navigate a convoluted maze with up to 27 steps that involve meeting with more than a dozen professionals and agencies -- from lawyers and notaries to officials at the national cadastre, their local municipality and the tax office.