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Rural zoning · IGAC 2025 in María La Baja

Select an area of María La Baja to inspect codes, labels and observations from rural zoning · igac 2025.

1 layer · 135 published map features · María La Baja municipality · IGAC / Colombia OT · GeoSAT adaptation: domain labels and empty values

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María La Baja · Public query

Planning land uses and zoning

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Locate an area and read matching polygons from the integrated layers together. The record retains their codes, attributes, sources and dates; unknown values remain unreported.

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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.

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  1. Click “Open this query” to load Rural zoning · IGAC 2025 in the viewer.
  2. Select a feature on the map or in the Results list to read its record with attributes, source and date.
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Locate the query in María La Baja

Open the POT example and select “Query map center” to inspect OBJECTID 27465 under Activity areas. The rural example lets you inspect OBJECTID 48977. Read original observations; do not add overlapping areas. Search a 30-digit NPN in IGAC public cadastre and query the available POT layers across the original parcel geometry. Urban and rural examples are verified. Samples do not establish complete municipal coverage. Nominal data cut 2026-08-31, retrieved 2026-10-11; CC BY-SA 4.0 according to the source item. CODIGO is not a land-title folio, owner or address. NPN is excluded from URLs, shared links and analytics and does not persist on reload. Review partial results and limits. Address search does not identify parcels. PlanetScope 2024 pixels were verified at municipal sample locations: 3 m satellite imagery under CC BY 4.0, not aerial orthophotography. Samples do not certify complete coverage, cloud-free imagery or current conditions. Local aerial orthophoto from 2020, source date 2020-10-15, declared 7 cm resolution. CEM reports UAV SODA-camera flights on 15, 16 and 19 October 2020, 370.16 ha and a conventional level-2 product; FECHA_INSUMOS retains 2020-10-15. It declares 7 cm versus a 0.065 m lowps: both values are retained without claiming parcel accuracy. The title says municipal seat and the summary settlement. Individual XML contains only an internal identifier; details and CC BY 4.0 come from CEM, with no scale inferred. CC BY 4.0 according to CEM; individual XML does not report a licence. Displayed above 3 m PlanetScope 2024. Original unsimplified EPSG:4326 footprint, pixels and CORS verified on 2026-10-11 at an interior sample. The envelope may contain gaps and the sample does not establish complete coverage, current conditions or parcel precision. Enable local imagery and review its source before interpreting details.

13442 identifies María La Baja, Bolívar. The complete IGAC municipal boundary was retrieved on 2026-10-11 without simplification under CC BY 4.0; source EPSG:9377, response EPSG:4326. The source advises against exact point positioning and area or distance calculations using this boundary; no scale or cartographic date is inferred. Instruments retrieved from the IGAC register: PBOT2001: Agreement 16 (2001-12-21), Adoption; register: Current, Long-term validity period expired, Not published; updated 2024-12-15. The 279 activity areas and 135 rural records retain nine missing use/category codes even though their “Usos mixtos” label is present. IGAC cadastre includes a rural geometry outside the municipality; an alternative sample was verified within the original boundary. Code-based and envelope-based counts differ by one record and do not establish complete coverage. Original coordinates are not corrected and boundaries are not enlarged to accommodate them. Compatible, conditional and prohibited uses are unreported; empty fields mean neither allowed nor prohibited. Register statuses neither certify current legal validity nor assign acts to each polygon. Search a 30-digit NPN in IGAC public cadastre and query the available POT layers across the original parcel geometry. Urban and rural examples are verified. Samples do not establish complete municipal coverage. Nominal data cut 2026-08-31, retrieved 2026-10-11; CC BY-SA 4.0 according to the source item. CODIGO is not a land-title folio, owner or address. NPN is excluded from URLs, shared links and analytics and does not persist on reload. Review partial results and limits.

Local example: Rural zoning · IGAC 2025 · latitude, longitude: 9.979968367863606, -75.3493475705732

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Frequently asked questions

How do I query “Rural zoning · IGAC 2025”?

Open “Rural zoning · IGAC 2025” in María La Baja: Rural zoning · IGAC 2025. Select an area and read its detail, code, official domain label and observations. For activity areas, Uso_Principal 1 means Residencial; for rural zoning, 1 means Agricola. The domains differ: do not compare codes across layers as if they were the same category.

Does an empty field mean a use is allowed?

No. Compatible, conditional and prohibited uses retain what the source reports when available. Nulls remain missing; discrepancies between codes and descriptions are neither filled nor corrected. Identifiers distinguish records, not parcels. Confirm the rules and applicable act with municipal Planning.

What dates and coverage do the polygons represent?

The IGAC catalog lists publication on 28 November 2025 and inputs dated 20 February 2025. These are not adoption or planning-validity dates. The copy retrieved on 2026-10-11 retains all received municipal records; the visible area loads by pages, up to 5,000 map features and 8 MiB per layer. Overlaps and gaps may exist; do not add their areas or interpret risk categories as current alerts. Read the local notices in Sources.

What is the source and how can I reuse the data?

IGAC / Colombia OT, using municipal instruments as inputs. Colombia en Mapas declares CC BY 4.0 for the selected layers: credit the municipality, IGAC and the GeoSAT adaptation when exporting. GeoSAT retains geometries and codes, adds official domain labels and represents empty text as null. Records link the service, catalog and documents; the documents are not automatically linked to individual polygons.

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