Cadastre

February 23, 2009General

After making the Cadastre Machado, it was revealed the appearance of the city in 1889.
The history and development of land the city is divided into two seasons, over which substantially change the way they represent the area, tools and methodologies that were used, as is pursuing advertising as cadastral and agreed to the maps and cartography of the city .
In 1889, under contract with the city of Cordoba under the agency of John M. de la Serna, the Surveyor angel Machado ran the first cadastral survey of the city. Basically their job was diagrammed and lifting parcels (existing limits and boundaries and improvements). What is cadastral maps were obtained which represented groups of six to ten blocks, now in the Municipal Archives .
Urban sprawl of the city. The boundaries of the image are also limits the Department’s Capital.
Until the late 30 century, 20 the town was still using the Cadastre Machado more drawings of the new districts that were approved in the city. Under the agency Donato Latella Frias contract in 1940, the company Sociedad Argentina de Cadastres. It was the first measurement and marking of the municipal ejido and from the documentation of the Cadastre and the Municipality of the Province created the parcel, documents representing the shape of each individual block in the city and its land division. These plans, many still questioned, originals of that time was still used until today. Later it was the topographic mapping of the city to the scale of 1:5,000, the firm run by Spartan Air Services in 1967 and the official plan of the city at 1:20,000 scale developed under the technical direction of the Engineer Geographer Severiano Bartaburu in 1987, the last official plan implemented by the municipality until the present .
More than 60 years after the work that makes up the chart plots maintained until today and 20 years after the last official plan of the city, currently under study a project in both its technical and technological aspects, allows the implementation a spatial data infrastructure (SDI) in the city of Cordoba, transforming the traditional concept of parcel maps and plans’ into a ‘database grafica only’ for all areas of government and municipal institutions and enterprises of the city.

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