noun
- Plural of cadaster; official registers or records of the properties and land ownership within a jurisdiction, typically used for taxation and legal purposes.
Usage: Also spelled 'cadastres' in British English; Often used in legal, real estate, and government contexts
Examples
- The city updated its cadasters to reflect the new property boundaries.
- Local governments maintain cadasters to assess property taxes accurately.
- The cadasters showed that the land had changed ownership three times in the past decade.
- Surveyors consulted the cadasters before beginning the construction project.
- Digital cadasters have made it easier for citizens to access property information online.