Definition
cadaster
noun
- An official register or record of the properties and land parcels in a district, including ownership, boundaries, and assessed value.
Usage: Also spelled 'cadastre' (more common in British English and international usage).; Used primarily in legal, real estate, and government contexts.
Examples
- The city updated its cadaster to reflect the new property divisions.
- The cadaster provides a complete inventory of all taxable land in the county.
- Real estate agents consulted the cadaster to verify property boundaries.
- The government maintains a digital cadaster for efficient land administration.
- Surveyors used the cadaster as a reference when mapping the new development.