The cadastral boundary, inside your CAD in a minute
Download the parcel as DXF for AutoCAD, or as KML and GPX for Google Earth and field GPS. Coordinates in WGS84 and UTM.
For surveying and drafting
DXF ready for AutoCAD
The outline comes in as a closed, georeferenced polyline. No more redrawing the boundary by hand from a screenshot.
KML and GPX for the field
Open the parcel in Google Earth with its boundaries drawn, or load it onto a GPS and see the outline while standing on it.
Coordinates in both systems
Latitude and longitude in WGS84 for the navigator, and UTM with the right zone for your project.
Plans for teams
From personal use to professional teams.
Free
- check_circle3 searches/day without account · 5 with free account
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Pro
- check_circleSolar potential (PVGIS) — not in the Cadastre
- check_circleFull Cadastre GPS PDF report
- check_circleTeams: invite members, assign roles and share parcels
Frequently asked questions
Is it accurate enough for setting out? add
No. Accuracy is metric — fine for locating a plot and preparing the job, but a cadastral boundary does not legally define ownership. Setting out requires a field survey by a qualified professional.
Which formats can I export? add
DXF for AutoCAD and any CAD, KML for Google Earth and GPX for field GPS, plus the centre coordinates in WGS84 and UTM.
Which UTM zone does it use? add
The one that applies to the parcel's location. Checking the zone before importing avoids the most common mistake.
Try it on one of your own plots
Viewing the plan is free. Exporting is part of Pro, from €4.99 a month.
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