How to use the map of Ginebra
Explore urban land records in Ginebra by location in the IGAC public cadastral database with a 31 January 2026 data cut. Select a polygon to read OBJECTID, CODIGO and codigo_municipio, with complete source geometry and explicit query limits.
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Locate an area and understand its identifiers
Open “Urban land records · January 2026” at the prepared point, zoom 19, and select land record OBJECTID 3538446 to read its three original attributes. This is a spatial query, without parcel lookup by identifier. General place or address search neither identifies nor certifies a parcel. Pan to query another area; from zoom 19, responses contain up to 500 features and 2 MiB. Inspect partial-result and source-unavailable notices; they do not establish that land records are absent. The 31 January 2026 data cut differs from the 6 March layer edit and the 15 October 2026 verification. The January item declares CC BY-SA 4.0; retain attribution, source, cut and ShareAlike where applicable when reusing data. This delivery integrates no rural cadastre, planning geometries, municipal document register or verified imagery. It certifies neither current conditions, ownership nor authorized uses; check decisions with the competent authorities.
Ginebra, DIVIPOLA 76306. OBJECTID identifies a row in this layer; CODIGO retains the published identifier as 30-digit text and codigo_municipio selects 76306. No lookup by that code, NPN, CBML or land-title folio is enabled. Attributes neither identify owners nor establish ownership or legal boundaries.
Use Explore to search and choose queries, Layers to enable and inspect sources, and Thematic maps to compare categories. Under Layers, “Tools and planning register” opens Tools; “Inspect and export results” opens received attributes and results.
This delivery integrates only the spatial query of IGAC urban land records from January 2026. It includes no NPN lookup, rural cadastre, planning geometries, municipal document register or verified imagery. Consult official channels for parcel or planning decisions.
Your first query
Urban land record · OBJECTID 3538446 · latitude, longitude: 3.72819, -76.26444
- Open the prepared urban land query at zoom 19. Select polygon OBJECTID 3538446 and read OBJECTID, CODIGO and codigo_municipio. This is a spatial query; it enables no lookup by NPN or the published identifier.
- Pan to explore another area from zoom 19 and select received features. The source retains three public attributes and complete original geometry. Results may be partial: up to 500 features and 2 MiB per response. An empty response or failure does not establish that land records are absent.
- Under Sources, inspect the 31 January 2026 data cut, separately from the 6 March layer edit and the 15 October 2026 verification. Export received results with IGAC attribution and CC BY-SA 4.0; retain ShareAlike for adaptations where applicable. The sample certifies neither complete coverage, legal boundaries, ownership, accuracy nor planning rules.
Open “Planning instrument status” at zoom 11 and select OBJECTID_1 21 from Results. Read LimMunCod “76306”, LimMunNom “GINEBRA”, TipInstReq “1. EOT”, EstRev “Concertación” and EstPotMvct “Desactualizado”. Review the source and its limitations; these undated labels establish neither current validity nor parcel land uses.
Ginebra · Public query
Urban land records · IGAC cadastre
Open the map with its prepared layers and select a feature to inspect its attributes.
Open Ginebra map →Choose an available query
Each query enables its layers at a starting location. Read its page to check what is included and where the data comes from.
Planning instrument status
Consult the required instrument type and the review and MVCT status labels published by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca.
Open on the map ↗Urban land records · January 2026
Open urban land record OBJECTID 3538446 at zoom 19 and select its polygon to read OBJECTID, CODIGO and codigo_municipio. Spatial query of the IGAC database with a 31 January 2026 data cut, without NPN lookup, owners or planning rules; results may be partial.
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Interpret results before sharing
- Read each layer and record’s source and date. Retrieval time shows when the response was received; it does not establish a data update or legal validity.
- Check statuses: an unavailable source or a query without results does not establish that no conditions apply. If a partial-result notice appears, zoom in and repeat the query within a smaller area.
- Filters, thematic maps and statistics describe received records. Do not add overlapping polygons or turn a partial count into a city total.
- Share the public view or export results with their source and date. Measurements are approximate; imported files remain in your browser and are excluded from shared links.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Planning instrument statusGobernación del Valle del Cauca · INSTRUMENTO_DE_ORDENAMIENTO_TERRITORIAL_MIL1 · Estado del instrumento de ordenamiento Municipal context published by Gobernación del Valle del Cauca. TipInstReq identifies the required instrument type; EstRev and EstPotMvct retain source labels without a reference date. “Adoptado” or “Actualizado” alone establishes neither an adoption act nor current validity. It does not determine authorized land uses or parcel rules. No act, cartographic date, scale or specific license is declared. These source geometries differ from the ORGOT boundaries consulted: they remain unclipped and unrepaired and do not establish agreement with the municipal boundary. Queries use LimMunCod and allow up to 500 features and 2 MiB. Other views may be partial or fail; an empty result or failure does not establish absence of an instrument or rules. | No dataset-wide date declared; check individual recordsSource checked: | Specific license not declared in the consulted metadata |
| Urban land records · IGAC January 2026Instituto Geográfico Agustín Codazzi (IGAC) · public cadastral database · data cut 2026-01-31 · U_TERRENO · selection by codigo_municipio 76306 and three attributes; complete original geometry IGAC public cadastral database, data cut 31 January 2026, urban U_TERRENO layer. The layer edit date, 6 March 2026, neither replaces the cut nor establishes a per-parcel date. Selection uses codigo_municipio 76306 and retains three public attributes and complete geometry, without clipping, simplification or rounding. The municipal query reported 3847 records, establishing neither a complete parcel inventory nor rural coverage. The prepared point was derived from an original source geometry and differs from the DANE municipal reference center; it is not presented as the municipal seat. The zoom 19 viewport, centered on the prepared five-decimal interior point, returned 77 features without an exceeded-transfer signal; only that bounded prepared view is qualified. The map queries the visible area from zoom 19, up to 500 features and 2 MiB per response; other views may be partial or fail. An empty or unavailable result does not establish that land records are absent. CODIGO is retained as text, without NPN lookup or owner, address or land-title queries. It certifies neither legal boundaries, ownership, parcel accuracy, current conditions nor planning rules. Retain source, data cut and CC BY-SA 4.0 terms, including ShareAlike for adaptations where applicable; no official IGAC endorsement. | 2026-01-31Source checked: | CC BY-SA 4.0 · official IGAC January 2026 item |
Display transformations and adaptations are described for each source; precision and methods differ between sources. Obtain official mapping if you need surveying accuracy or documents with administrative validity.