Section MK – Narbonne

54 parcels

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Parcels

Parcel 13.1 haN (N)
Parcel 25,769 m²N (N)
Parcel 11823 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 12 – 3 Impasse du Fenouillet2,893 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 14875 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 15 – 36 Chemin Jean Pomier6,687 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 16 – 34 Chemin Jean Pomier3,003 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 17 – 40 Chemin Jean Pomier4,440 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 19 – 10 Impasse Delno9,338 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 201,080 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 212,822 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 223,074 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 23 – 11 Impasse Delno7,699 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 24905 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 25 – 54 Chemin Jean Pomier3,114 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 28301 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 29 – 68 Chemin Jean Pomier5,913 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 30944 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 31 – 74 Chemin Jean Pomier1,598 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 32 – 70 Chemin Jean Pomier2,530 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 34540 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 35615 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 36 – 78 Chemin Jean Pomier2,119 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 37 – 80 Chemin Jean Pomier2,887 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 38 – 82 Chemin Jean Pomier1,292 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 391,695 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 40 – 84 Chemin Jean Pomier2,500 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 4129 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 42 – 1 Impasse du Fenouillet2,600 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 432,249 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 49442 m²N (N)
Parcel 58 – 44 Chemin Jean Pomier2,892 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 591,467 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 60 – 46 Chemin Jean Pomier984 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 6149 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 70 – 64 Chemin Jean Pomier3,045 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 71128 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 72900 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 73 – 62 Chemin Jean Pomier900 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 75 – 58 Chemin Jean Pomier1,779 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 76 – 56 Chemin Jean Pomier1,200 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 78750 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 7960 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 8069 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 81 – 60 Chemin Jean Pomier2,883 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 82 – 60 ter Chemin Jean Pomier550 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 83 – 60 bis Chemin Jean Pomier414 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 84 – 76 Chemin Jean Pomier1,606 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 85 – 74 bis Chemin Jean Pomier578 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 8630 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 8752 m²UC2 (U)
Parcel 882,425 m²N (N)
Parcel 892,879 m²N (N)
Parcel 90 – 2 Impasse du Fenouillet7,145 m²UC2 (U)

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The cadastre is a tax record: it does not prove ownership. Why?

The cadastre is a tax record: it does not prove ownership and its boundaries have no legal force (only a surveyor's boundary marking does). Its plan is approximate: especially where it is old, it can be offset by a few metres from the buildings and the aerial imagery. The owner's name is not shown. Boundary marking (Service Public, in French)