Section AL – Lamorlaye

46 parcels

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Parcels

Parcel 1 – 32 4e Avenue (+1)4,120 m²UL (U)
Parcel 4 – 46 4e Avenue4,710 m²UL (U)
Parcel 5 – 50 4e Avenue (+1)4,718 m²UL (U)
Parcel 6 – 52 4e Avenue (+1)4,718 m²UL (U)
Parcel 7 – 54 4e Avenue (+1)4,718 m²UL (U)
Parcel 8 – 56 4e Avenue (+1)4,718 m²UL (U)
Parcel 9 – 58 4e Avenue (+1)4,718 m²UL (U)
Parcel 10 – 41 bis Avenue Reberteau4,592 m²UL (U)
Parcel 11 – 43 Avenue Reberteau4,365 m²UL (U)
Parcel 12 – 64 4e Avenue (+1)5,075 m²UL (U)
Parcel 13 – 41 Avenue Reberteau3,346 m²UL (U)
Parcel 14 – 39 Avenue Reberteau3,343 m²UL (U)
Parcel 15 – 37 Avenue Reberteau4,005 m²UL (U)
Parcel 164,553 m²UL (U)
Parcel 17 – 33 Avenue Reberteau8,593 m²UL (U)
Parcel 18 – 86 10e Avenue (+1)3,220 m²UL (U)
Parcel 19 – 88 10e Avenue (+1)4,530 m²UL (U)
Parcel 24 – 92 10e Avenue (+1)4,800 m²UL (U)
Parcel 26 – 98 10e Avenue (+1)5,280 m²UL (U)
Parcel 27 – 100 10e Avenue (+1)5,267 m²UL (U)
Parcel 284,765 m²UL (U)
Parcel 29 – 104 10e Avenue (+1)4,740 m²UL (U)
Parcel 30 – 106 10e Avenue (+1)9,420 m²UL (U)
Parcel 34 – 110 10e Avenue (+2)3,210 m²UL (U)
Parcel 38 – 120 10e Avenue (+1)3,383 m²UL (U)
Parcel 401,035 m²UL (U)
Parcel 415,840 m²UL (U)
Parcel 42 – 34 4e Avenue (+1)3,562 m²UL (U)
Parcel 44 – 40 4e Avenue (+1)5,539 m²UL (U)
Parcel 46 – 42 4e Avenue (+1)5,535 m²UL (U)
Parcel 47 – 44 4e Avenue (+1)5,699 m²UL (U)
Parcel 484,999 m²UL (U)
Parcel 51 – 118 4e Avenue (+2)4,049 m²UL (U)
Parcel 52 – 90 10e Avenue (+1)4,662 m²UL (U)
Parcel 53 – 116 10e Avenue (+1)2,159 m²UL (U)
Parcel 54 – 30 4e Avenue (+1)2,188 m²UL (U)
Parcel 55 – 94 10e Avenue (+1)5,145 m²UL (U)
Parcel 56 – 96 10e Avenue (+1)5,119 m²UL (U)
Parcel 57 – 36 4e Avenue (+1)4,367 m²UL (U)
Parcel 58 – 38 4e Avenue (+1)5,022 m²UL (U)
Parcel 59 – 112 10e Avenue (+1)2,966 m²UL (U)
Parcel 61 – 30 bis 4e Avenue5,133 m²UL (U)
Parcel 62 – 24 bis 4e Avenue (+1)673 m²UL (U)
Parcel 63 – 24 4e Avenue90 m²UL (U)
Parcel 642,812 m²UL (U)
Parcel 65182 m²UL (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)