MapTiler Cadastre schema
The vector tile schema describes how the vector data is organized into different thematic layers and which attribute and values each layer contains. This is useful for writing a map style.
MapTiler Cadastre is a tileset containing real estate cadastre information. Design of tileset containing the most useful information (availability depends on country) like parcel, buildings and their numbers, land-use, or addresses. Tileset provides the most precise geometry (low scale mapping) with additional information for interconnecting with authorities.
Nevertheless, this Tileset cannot be used for any legal action and in any legal case please contact the competent authority.
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Inspect MapTiler Cadastre schema
Maps with this tileset
Definition of layers
The MapTiler Cadastre tileset contains the following layers:
address #
Name or number that describes the building access.
Fields
id
Building ID defined by the responsible party.
name
Housenumber.
address
Address of the building if it’s provided.
source
Source of data from the responsible party.
building #
Polygon of the building that is on the parcel used.
Fields
id
Building ID defined by the responsible party.
area
The indicative area of the polygon is in square meters. If it is not specified in the source data then it is computed in the original projection.
type
Usage of the parcel that is specified by the provider.
type_code
Code of the type defined by the responsible party.
source
Source of data from the responsible party.
created
Date of data creation.
updated
Date of data update.
landuse #
Landuse is used to describe use of land by humans.
Fields
id
ID defined by the responsible party.
type
Usage of the area that is specified by the provider. In English.
Possible values:
building
street
pavement
trafic_island
train
aerodrome
water
other_building
field
vines
intensive_culture
garden
large_fen
other_land
water_standing
water_flowing
water_reed_belt
forest
pasture_dense
pasture_open
other_pasture
rock
glacier
sand
landfill
other_barren_land
wall
underground_building
other_part_of_the_building
culverted_public_water_course
important_staircase
tunnel_underpass_gallery
bridge_passerelle
platform
well
reservoir
pier
shelter
silo
chimney
monument
antenna_pole
observation_tower
embankment
sill
avalanche_barrier
massive_base
ruin_archaeological_object
landing_bridge
single_rock
narrow_stocked_area
rivulet
narrow_path
high_voltage_line
aerialway
axis
shrine_crucifix
spring
other
pressure_line
railway
freight_cableway
ferry
cableway
cave_entrance
ski_lift
noise_barrier
loading_ramp
driving_silo
septic
manure
NULL
type_code
Code of the type defined by the responsible party.
Possible values:
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
34
39
43
44
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
46
47
48
31
32
33
35
37
40
41
42
60
61
62
source
Source of data from the responsible party.
created
Date of data creation.
updated
Date of data update.
parcel #
The main part of the cadastral map defines areas and owners.
Fields
id
Parcel ID defined by the responsible party.
number
A parcel name is often just a number defined by the responsible party.
area
Indicative area of the polygon in square meters. If it is not specified in source data than it is computed in the original projection.
landuse
Usage of the parcel that is specified by the provider (e.g. in Austria, Czechia).
source
Source of data from the responsible party.
created
Date of data creation.
updated
Date of data update.
zone
Referal of the area in the zone layer.
parcel_name #
Name or number that describes the parcel.
Fields
number
A parcel name is often just a number defined by the responsible party.
rank
The difference in parcel name number meaning.
Possible values:
1 - Parcel number
2 - Permanent right
3 - Building (object) parcel number
4 - Name of the building
survey_point #
Fixed points and border points differentiate by category and marker type. Some of the survey points include coordinates in the local reference system (e.g. for Switzerland it is LV95 EPSG:2056) and height in meters.
Fields
number
A point number (name) is often just a number defined by the responsible party.
category
Category of fix points. LFP1 - Points of the National Survey LV95 LFP2 - Points of the cantonal triangulation LFP3 - Points of the parcel survey HFP1 - Points of the national levelling LN02 HFP2 - Points of the cantonal levelling HFP3 - Points of communal levelling border - Border points indicate the course of borders and boundaries.
Possible values:
LFP1
LFP2
LFP3
HFP1
HFP2
HFP3
border
mark
Type of physical object.
height
Height of the point in meters and defined by the responsible party.
coord1
Coordinate the point in the local reference system and defined by the responsible party.
coord2
Coordinate the point in the local reference system and defined by the responsible party.
updated
Date of data update.
created
Date of data creation.
source
Source of data from the responsible party.
zone #
Often cadastral territories are defined by authority or admin level in the Country.
Fields
code
Is defined by the responsible party.
level
The hierarchy level number of cadaster units in the country.
level_name
The local name of the level is defined and used by the responsible party.
source
Source of data from the responsible party.
area
The indicative area of the polygon is in square meters. If it is not specified in the source data then it is computed in the original projection.
License
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