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A cadastral map, or so-called "indication sketch", became the graphical component of the cadastre around the middle of the 19th century. Maps were a result of the first trigonometric allocation. In this, all parcels were marked by topographic numbers and houses by house numbers. Cadastral maps show all houses, parcels, water areas and trails of particular villages.
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