Parcels
- Parcel 902
- Parcel 903
- Parcel 904
- Parcel 905
- Parcel 906
- Parcel 907
- Parcel 911
- Parcel 912
- Parcel 913
- Parcel 914
- Parcel 917
- Parcel 926
- Parcel 1034
- Parcel 1035
- Parcel 1036
- Parcel 1048
- Parcel 1049
- Parcel 1050
- Parcel 1051
- Parcel 1052
- Parcel 1062
- Parcel 1066
- Parcel 1069
- Parcel 1070 – 28 Grouliere
- Parcel 1071
- Parcel 1072
- Parcel 1073
- Parcel 1092
- Parcel 1102 – 10 Grouliere
- Parcel 1113
- Parcel 1114
- Parcel 1155
- Parcel 1162
- Parcel 1163
- Parcel 1166 – 30 Grouliere
- Parcel 1168
- Parcel 1169 – 22 Grouliere
- Parcel 1170 – 14 Grouliere
- Parcel 1171 – 24 Grouliere
- Parcel 1172
- Parcel 1173
- Parcel 1174
- Parcel 1175
- Parcel 1176 – 26 Grouliere
- Parcel 1177
- Parcel 1178 – 20 Grouliere
- Parcel 1179
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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)