Section SW – Bordeaux

23 parcels

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Parcels

Parcel 1 – 162 Boulevard Alfred Daney (+3)2.2 haUS1 (U)
Parcel 2 – 162 Boulevard Alfred Daney (+3)1,685 m²US1 (U)
Parcel 3 – 35 Rue Jean Hameau1,912 m²US1 (U)
Parcel 4 – 71 Cours Louis Fargue (+1)5.2 haUS1 (U)
Parcel 5 – 71 Cours Louis Fargue (+1)3 haUS1 (U)
Parcel 6 – 206 Boulevard Alfred Daney53 m²US1 (U)
Parcel 7240 m²US1 (U)
Parcel 121,361 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 213,786 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 22327 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 231 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 24233 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 25 – 300 Boulevard Alfred Daney51 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 26 – 280 Boulevard Alfred Daney1.1 haUP12 (U)
Parcel 27 – 300 Boulevard Alfred Daney4,136 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 289.6 haUP12 (U)
Parcel 305,582 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 31 – 95 Quai Virginie Hériot (+25)5,743 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 32 – 75 Quai Virginie Hériot (+12)3,877 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 33 – 47 Quai Virginie Hériot (+18)3,977 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 34 – 6 Quai Virginie Hériot (+19)9,434 m²UP12 (U)
Parcel 377.4 haUP12 (U)
Parcel 385,706 m²UP12 (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)