cadastre , auch: cadaster

He served for nine years as director of Cadastre in the entity.

Unfortunately, the real state of farmland is not in accordance with the cadastre data.

We have a land cadastre and we will work on it, but there could be risks.

In agriculture, the economic reform started with the land cadastre reform.

The word gives rise to the English cadastre.

The cadastre is a fundamental source of data in disputes and lawsuits between landowners.

In 1838, the farm was registered in a cadastre.

A cadastre loses its value if register and maps are not constantly updated.

The settlement is in the territory of a cadastre of 1611 hectares.

He took measures to standardize taxes and introduced a modern cadastre on the Austrian model.

In the original cadastre, 96 residential buildings, one church and 3,259 parcels of land were individually listed.

Like the Milan cadastre, this system became a model to be followed, initially within the Commonwealth.

The cadastre has registered about 2,600 units.

According to the Cadastre of Ensenada, in 1752, it had 259 residents.

Since the beginning of the exploration activity all the data collected about each cave has been organized in the cave cadastre.

The municipality has 73 gårdsnummer in the cadastre.

Christian V's Cadastre is completed in 1688.

The properites included thousands of farms, and the cadastre has been an important primary historical source from the period.

It is formed by one cadastre Řepy.

The great logarithmic and trigonometric tables of the French Cadastre: a preliminary investigation.

The open standard was developed by the Norwegian Mapping and Cadastre Authority.

The Čakovice cadastre has an area of 3.83 km and a population of 6,417 inhabitants.

The Napoleonic cadastre denoted a rural territory dotted by villages which are still visible today.

Usually the transfer of ownership of real estate is registered at a cadastre in the United Kingdom.

See also Cadastre.