Perimeter, classification and uses in Cartagena de Indias
Compare the published 2001 plan perimeter with land classification and uses in Centro and Manga.
3 layers · service queried by area · Distrito de Cartagena de Indias · Secretaría de Planeación · public district ArcGIS publication
Open this query ↗Cartagena de Indias · Public query
Land and uses
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This is a mapping query by location, not an address search or a legal report. It confirms neither legal validity, permits nor authorized activities; cross-check applicable documents and administrative acts.
Query Cartagena de Indias planning →What it includes
- Land classification
Queried per area · up to 500 records · date not declared · Public consultation; publisher does not specify a reuse license
Distrito de Cartagena de Indias · Secretaría de Planeación · public district ArcGIS publication · Source checked: 2026-10-05
Official domain codes are retained: 01 (rural), 02 (urban) and 03 (urban expansion), with their subcategories. Complete polygons can include island areas outside the urban view. The source declares no overall date or applicable act per record; confirm regulations with the Planning Department.
Official source ↗ - Published perimeter · 2001 plan
Queried per area · up to 500 records · date not declared · Public consultation; publisher does not specify a reuse license
Distrito de Cartagena de Indias · Secretaría de Planeación · public district ArcGIS publication · Source checked: 2026-10-14
Perimeter labeled Perimetro_POT_2001 by the District: one record with four polygons, retained complete without generalization. Compare its extent with land uses and classification. The source declares neither a data date nor an applicable act per record; the layer name does not certify legal validity, parcel boundaries or permitted activities. A specific reuse license is not stated.
Official source ↗Publicación distrital / District publication: Equipamiento e Infraestructura ↗
- Land uses · 2001 plan
Queried per area · up to 500 records · date not declared · Public consultation; publisher does not specify a reuse license
Distrito de Cartagena de Indias · Secretaría de Planeación · public district ArcGIS publication · Source checked: 2026-10-05
Land-use categories and codes from the 2001 plan, according to the official publication description. Area in hectares is retained as text as published. This is not an official land-use opinion and does not declare a regulatory update in 2025.
Official source ↗
How to use it
- Click “Open this query” to load Land classification, Published perimeter · 2001 plan, and Land uses · 2001 plan in the viewer.
- Select a feature on the map or in the Results list to read its record with attributes, source and date.
- Build a thematic map to compare, or open statistics to analyze the loaded data.
- Share the view link or export received results with attribution and dates.
Locate the query in Cartagena de Indias
Locate an area by coordinates or general address and place search, then select published polygons. A place match does not identify or certify a parcel. Read original categories and confirm applicable regulations with the Planning Department. The independent ANLA project query shows areas and attributes published by the Autoridad Nacional de Licencias Ambientales (ANLA), retaining its attribution. It is not land-use zoning and establishes neither a licence’s legal validity, current operation nor a complete project inventory for the District. Results depend on the queried area and may be partial; review each query’s notices. The item declares no specific reuse licence; consult the official links.
Cartagena’s official parcel consultation uses cadastral references; these are not Medellín’s CBML. GeoSAT does not locate parcels by cadastral reference or verify property registration identifiers. Use official MIDAS and Planning channels for parcel identification and land-use opinions.
Local example: Perimeter, classification and uses · latitude, longitude: 10.418, -75.546
Query guide for Cartagena de Indias →Frequently asked questions
What does Cartagena’s POT 2001 perimeter query compare?
Opens the land classification, perimeter labelled Perimetro_POT_2001 and land uses published by the District. The perimeter is one record containing four complete polygons, without generalisation. Compare the layers separately; their extents do not certify parcel boundaries or permitted activities.
Does the POT 2001 name establish legal validity or a data date?
No. It is a historical reference identified by the layer name. The source declares neither a data date nor an applicable act per record. GeoSAT verification: 2026-10-14; this does not update the POT or establish legal validity. Confirm the applicable rules with municipal Planning.
How do I read attributes and incomplete results?
Select a polygon to read FID, Area_Ha and published geometry fields when they have values. A null value is omitted without becoming zero. The viewport queries up to 500 records and 2 MiB per layer; review each layer and its notices separately. An empty or partial result, or a failure, does not establish an absence of regulation.
What is the source, and what reuse licence applies?
The District of Cartagena publishes the perimeter as layer 8 of its infrastructure service. The layer record links to the service, official item and POT portal. A specific reuse licence is not stated; check official terms before reuse and retain source, attribution and notices.
How do I share the comparison and export results?
Use Share to copy the view and its three layers: the link queries the sources again. Export these results downloads each layer’s received GeoJSON, including partial-response notices. Downloads do not certify the complete municipal inventory or replace an official parcel query.