Rural planning zoning in San Carlos
Explore 7 rural-zoning records for San Carlos, published by IGAC. Select an area to read its main use, detail, category and observations. Compare labels in the legend and filter by the published code.
Explore these layers ↗Reference mapping published by IGAC from municipal planning instruments. The catalog lists publication on 28 November 2025 and inputs dated 20 February 2025; these are not adoption dates or polygon update dates. The layer does not identify the applicable act for each feature: query the instrument register separately under Tools. Codes retain official domain labels without standardizing categories or filling nulls. Empty compatible, conditional or prohibited-use fields do not mean a use is allowed. All received polygons, rings and vertices are retained; counts do not represent parcels or exclusive areas. Queries load the visible area in pages. Does not certify authorized uses, building capacity, permits, planning validity or current hazards. Instruments retrieved from the IGAC register: EOT2000: Agreement 3 (2000-04-03), Adoption; register: Repealed, Published; EOT2023: Agreement 4 (2023-11-30), Review following expiry of the long-term period; register: Current, Current, Published. The integrated query covers rural zoning only: seven records; activity areas returned zero, which does not establish absence of urban planning. Six rural records (6373, 6720, 6721, 6722, 6723 and 6724) have no reported category. The EOT2023 register reports no cartography although the service contains these vectors; no claim is made that they all correspond to Agreement 4 dated 2023-11-30. 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.
San Carlos · Public query
Rural planning zoning
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Frequently asked questions
What does Rural planning zoning include in the San Carlos geovisor?
In San Carlos’s Rural planning zoning you can explore 1 layer: Rural zoning · IGAC 2025. Each layer states its source, date and use limits.
Can I reuse the Rural planning zoning data?
According to each layer’s published license: CC BY 4.0 · Colombia en Mapas. Check the exact license on the layer record before reuse.
How current are the Rural planning zoning data?
Layers declare data dates from 2025-11-28 to 2025-11-28. Last GeoSAT verification: 2026-10-11.
How do I explore Rural planning zoning in the viewer?
Click “Explore these layers” to open the prepared Rural planning zoning query; review enabled layers under Layers. Filter by exact field and value, select features to read their records, and export received results with attribution and dates.
Who publishes the Rural planning zoning data?
Layers come from San Carlos municipality · IGAC / Colombia OT · GeoSAT adaptation: domain labels and empty values, retrieved and adapted by GeoSAT with per-record attribution and provenance.
Which other themes can I explore?
Other themes in the San Carlos geovisor: Recorded mass movements, Territorial divisions, and UPRA agricultural frontier.
Local search and identifiers
Open the POT example and select “Query map center” to inspect OBJECTID 4815 under Rural zoning. Read original observations; do not add overlapping areas. IGAC national cadastre returned zero urban and rural records for San Carlos on 2026-10-11. Parcel queries and NPN search are not enabled; this result establishes neither an actual absence of parcels nor the absence of another municipal source. 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 2024, source date 2024-05-26, 20 cm resolution and 1:2000 scale. Municipal product for San Carlos, Antioquia, a declared 72,394.57 ha, Vexcel Ultracam Lp sensor. Raster 2, Orto20_05649_20240526, is fixed. The published footprint does not establish complete municipal coverage; the July 2024 municipal-seat raster remains separate and unqualified. CC BY-SA 4.0 according to individual metadata: retain attribution and ShareAlike for adaptations where applicable. CEM states CC BY 4.0; the discrepancy remains explicit. 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 aerial imagery and review its source before interpreting details.
05649 identifies San Carlos, Antioquia. 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: EOT2000: Agreement 3 (2000-04-03), Adoption; register: Repealed, Published; EOT2023: Agreement 4 (2023-11-30), Review following expiry of the long-term period; register: Current, Current, Published. The integrated query covers rural zoning only: seven records; activity areas returned zero, which does not establish absence of urban planning. Six rural records (6373, 6720, 6721, 6722, 6723 and 6724) have no reported category. The EOT2023 register reports no cartography although the service contains these vectors; no claim is made that they all correspond to Agreement 4 dated 2023-11-30. 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. IGAC national cadastre returned zero urban and rural records for San Carlos on 2026-10-11. Parcel queries and NPN search are not enabled; this result establishes neither an actual absence of parcels nor the absence of another municipal source.
Query guide for San Carlos →Sources, dates and limits
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| Layer and source | Data date | Reuse |
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Rural zoning · IGAC 2025San Carlos municipality · IGAC / Colombia OT · GeoSAT adaptation: domain labels and empty valuesLayer detailsReference mapping published by IGAC from municipal planning instruments. The catalog lists publication on 28 November 2025 and inputs dated 20 February 2025; these are not adoption dates or polygon update dates. The layer does not identify the applicable act for each feature: query the instrument register separately under Tools. Codes retain official domain labels without standardizing categories or filling nulls. Empty compatible, conditional or prohibited-use fields do not mean a use is allowed. All received polygons, rings and vertices are retained; counts do not represent parcels or exclusive areas. Queries load the visible area in pages. Does not certify authorized uses, building capacity, permits, planning validity or current hazards. Copy retrieved: 2026-10-11. Catalog scale 1:25.000. Instruments retrieved from the IGAC register: EOT2000: Agreement 3 (2000-04-03), Adoption; register: Repealed, Published; EOT2023: Agreement 4 (2023-11-30), Review following expiry of the long-term period; register: Current, Current, Published. The integrated query covers rural zoning only: seven records; activity areas returned zero, which does not establish absence of urban planning. Six rural records (6373, 6720, 6721, 6722, 6723 and 6724) have no reported category. The EOT2023 register reports no cartography although the service contains these vectors; no claim is made that they all correspond to Agreement 4 dated 2023-11-30. 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. | 2025-11-28Source checked: | CC BY 4.0 · Colombia en Mapas |
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