Published urban perimeters in El Cerrito
“Perímetro Urbano” layer published by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca: three records labelled El Placer, El Cerrito and Santa Elena, not a certified inventory. The consulted metadata declare no instrument, adoption, current validity, cartographic date or scale; this layer cannot establish authorized land uses or parcel rules. A specific license is not declared; IGAC cadastral terms do not transfer to this layer. Codigo contains “Sin información”: it is neither DIVIPOLA nor a municipal filter. Each complete source geometry is retained without clipping or requested generalization. Comparing El Placer with the municipal reference boundary revealed 19 vertices outside and 4 crossings; that discrepancy was not repaired and neither accuracy nor area is certified. The prepared point and its zoom 18 viewport are inside El Placer and the reference boundary, verified without an additional spatial request. The map queries the visible area, up to 500 features and 2 MiB per response; other views may be partial or fail. An empty result or failure does not establish absence of perimeters or rules.
Explore these layers ↗“Perímetro Urbano” layer published by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca: three records labelled El Placer, El Cerrito and Santa Elena, not a certified inventory. The consulted metadata declare no instrument, adoption, current validity, cartographic date or scale; this layer cannot establish authorized land uses or parcel rules. A specific license is not declared; IGAC cadastral terms do not transfer to this layer. Codigo contains “Sin información”: it is neither DIVIPOLA nor a municipal filter. Each complete source geometry is retained without clipping or requested generalization. Comparing El Placer with the municipal reference boundary revealed 19 vertices outside and 4 crossings; that discrepancy was not repaired and neither accuracy nor area is certified. The prepared point and its zoom 18 viewport are inside El Placer and the reference boundary, verified without an additional spatial request. The map queries the visible area, up to 500 features and 2 MiB per response; other views may be partial or fail. An empty result or failure does not establish absence of perimeters or rules.
El Cerrito · Public query
Published urban perimeters
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- Open “Published urban perimeters” at El Placer, zoom 18, and select OBJECTID 1 to read OBJECTID, Codigo and Nombre. The layer retains three published polygons, establishing neither parcel rules nor current validity. Inspect the El Placer discrepancy with the municipal boundary: 19 vertices outside and 4 crossings. There is no field filter; select the record and inspect its source before exporting.
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How can I explore El Cerrito’s published urban perimeters?
Open “Published urban perimeters” at El Placer, zoom 18, and select OBJECTID 1 to read OBJECTID, Codigo and Nombre. The layer retains three published polygons, establishing neither parcel rules nor current validity. Inspect the El Placer discrepancy with the municipal boundary: 19 vertices outside and 4 crossings. There is no field filter; select the record and inspect its source before exporting.
Sources, dates and limits
Each source’s verification date appears in the table. Retrieval time is not the data update date. Small city-wide layers use the full extent; larger layers depend on the visible area. Reference publications retain their original retrieval date. Each page contains up to 500 features: up to 2 MiB for external services and 4 MiB for local publications. Reference publications load matching pages, up to 5,000 features and 8 MiB per query. External services may return partial samples, identified in the viewer.
| Layer and source | Data date | Reuse |
|---|---|---|
| Published urban perimetersGobernación del Valle del Cauca · EL_CERRITO_M_MIL1 · Perímetro Urbano “Perímetro Urbano” layer published by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca: three records labelled El Placer, El Cerrito and Santa Elena, not a certified inventory. The consulted metadata declare no instrument, adoption, current validity, cartographic date or scale; this layer cannot establish authorized land uses or parcel rules. A specific license is not declared; IGAC cadastral terms do not transfer to this layer. Codigo contains “Sin información”: it is neither DIVIPOLA nor a municipal filter. Each complete source geometry is retained without clipping or requested generalization. Comparing El Placer with the municipal reference boundary revealed 19 vertices outside and 4 crossings; that discrepancy was not repaired and neither accuracy nor area is certified. The prepared point and its zoom 18 viewport are inside El Placer and the reference boundary, verified without an additional spatial request. The map queries the visible area, up to 500 features and 2 MiB per response; other views may be partial or fail. An empty result or failure does not establish absence of perimeters or rules. | No dataset-wide date declared; check individual recordsSource checked: | Specific license not declared in the consulted metadata |
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