Parcels
- Parcel 13 – 75 Rue Carnot
- Parcel 35 – 12 Avenue Berthollet (+1)
- Parcel 100
- Parcel 101 – 22 bis Avenue Berthollet
- Parcel 108
- Parcel 109
- Parcel 111
- Parcel 113
- Parcel 115 – 16 Avenue Berthollet
- Parcel 118
- Parcel 120 – 20 Avenue Berthollet
- Parcel 126 – 69 Rue Carnot
- Parcel 130 – 57 Rue Carnot
- Parcel 133 – 1 Passage Monge (+1)
- Parcel 136 – 8 Boulevard Decouz
- Parcel 137
- Parcel 141
- Parcel 143
- Parcel 145 – 2 Rue Robert Schuman
- Parcel 149
- Parcel 151
- Parcel 155 – 7 Avenue de Brogny
- Parcel 157
- Parcel 158
- Parcel 162 – 24 Avenue Berthollet (+4)
- Parcel 163
- Parcel 165 – 16 Boulevard Decouz (+2)
- Parcel 166
- Parcel 168
- Parcel 169 – 65 Rue Carnot (+9)
- Parcel 170
- Parcel 171
- Parcel 172
- Parcel 173
- Parcel 174
- Parcel 175
- Parcel 176 – 73 Rue Carnot
- Parcel 177 – 67 Rue Carnot
- Parcel 178 – 12 Boulevard Decouz
- Parcel 182 – 14 Boulevard Decouz
- Parcel 184
- Parcel 185
- Parcel 186
- Parcel 187 – 1 Rue Paul Cézanne
- Parcel 188
- Parcel 189 – 2 Place Marie Curie (+2)
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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)