Explore 1,019 activity areas and 266 rural records for Tierralta, Córdoba, published by IGAC in 2025. The query retains sectors without a reported use and distinguishes detail from category. The IGAC register retrieved on 6 October 2026 reports the 2001 PBOT as repealed and the 2011 PBOT, Agreement 3 of 25 March 2011, as current with expired long-term validity. Both list an update on 15 December 2024. The historical SGC inventory is queried separately and does not represent current alerts.
Open Planning and filter Detalle_Uso_Principal by “Lote vacío” to query those urban records: Uso_Principal remains empty. In the rural layer, use “Sin información” to identify missing data; these are not unrestricted areas. Read both instruments under Tools and confirm current uses and conditions with Planning.
Open Planning and filter Detalle_Uso_Principal by “Lote vacío” to query those urban records: Uso_Principal remains empty. In the rural layer, use “Sin información” to identify missing data; these are not unrestricted areas. Read both instruments under Tools and confirm current uses and conditions with Planning.
23807 identifies Tierralta in DANE. OBJECTID distinguishes mapping records, not parcels or permits. Property-registration and parcel-number search are not enabled. Area codes retain the semantics published by IGAC.
Local example: Tierralta · IGAC activity areas · latitude, longitude: 8.170612, -76.059797
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Explore 1019 activity areas and 266 rural-zoning records for Tierralta, 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.
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. Copy retrieved on 6 October 2026. 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. In Tierralta, 40 urban and 153 rural records lack a main use. The same 153 rural records lack a category; 152 retain “Sin información” and one lacks detail. Vacant-lot, subdivision and undeveloped-area labels describe the instrument input, not current physical conditions or real-estate availability. Compatible, conditional and prohibited uses are unreported.
Explore points from the SGC national inventory within the query area. Compare published types and subtypes and open the result source. This reference complements municipal hazard layers with a different scope.
National historical inventory, not an alert or a current hazard map. The service publishes no occurrence or update date per record. Queries show points intersecting the visible area, which may include neighboring municipalities; this is not an exhaustive municipal count. Empty results do not establish absence of movements or risk. Confirm current conditions with the local authority.
Query IGAC polygons around Tierralta. Select a territory to read its name, code, category and legal reference. Use the name legend and code filter to distinguish the municipality or district from departments and neighbors also present in the view.
Territorial reference for the visible area: includes departments and neighboring municipalities or districts, with overlapping polygons. Do not add their areas or interpret results as a municipal count. Published categories: 0 department, 1 municipality, 2 district, 3 uncategorized; other codes are retained without a verified definition. Territorial codes remain text; they are not parcel identifiers. Depto and the legal reference are source attributes, not certification of administrative hierarchy or legal validity. Update date not declared. Geometries are generalized by zoom level and coordinates rounded for display; unsuitable for exact positioning, measuring areas or distances, or resolving boundaries. Credit IGAC and identify these changes when reusing.
Explore the national agricultural frontier around Tierralta. Select a polygon to read its published municipality, department and codes. The legend distinguishes municipalities; filter cod_dane_mpio with 23807 to query Tierralta polygons received in that area. This rural reference complements the land-use plan without replacing its permitted uses or identifying suitability for a crop.
Indicative reference at 1:100,000 scale, version 4.1 according to the service; not crop suitability, land-use permission or a parcel assessment. SIPRA warns against use for financial, credit or parcel-planning decisions. The metadata linked by SIPRA is titled June 2025 but lists creation on 2026-03-22 and publication/revision on 2025-05-29: no dataset-wide date is assigned. The methodology aggregates patches larger than 25 ha within 100 m and fills holes smaller than 25 ha. The viewer also generalizes geometry by zoom and rounds coordinates; do not measure areas or settle boundaries with it. Queried polygons may include neighboring municipalities and are not a complete municipal inventory. Empty results do not establish absence of restrictions. Department names and codes remain as published, without validating administrative hierarchy; municipal codes do not identify parcels. This layer does not distinguish conditioned and unconditioned agricultural frontier. Public use with UPRA attribution under its metadata terms; identify the display adaptation and consult the source and authorities for specific decisions.
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Planning: IGAC land uses and zoning· Explore activity areas and rural zoning published for Tierralta; check missing data and observations before interpretation
Activity areas · IGAC 2025· Select an area of Tierralta to inspect codes, labels and observations from activity areas · igac 2025
Rural zoning · IGAC 2025· Select an area of Tierralta to inspect codes, labels and observations from rural zoning · igac 2025
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Activity areas · IGAC 2025Tierralta municipality · IGAC / Colombia OT · GeoSAT adaptation: domain labels and empty values
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. Copy retrieved on 6 October 2026. 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. Catalog scale 1:2.000. In Tierralta, 40 urban and 153 rural records lack a main use. The same 153 rural records lack a category; 152 retain “Sin información” and one lacks detail. Vacant-lot, subdivision and undeveloped-area labels describe the instrument input, not current physical conditions or real-estate availability. Compatible, conditional and prohibited uses are unreported.
Rural zoning · IGAC 2025Tierralta municipality · IGAC / Colombia OT · GeoSAT adaptation: domain labels and empty values
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. Copy retrieved on 6 October 2026. 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. Catalog scale 1:25.000. In Tierralta, 40 urban and 153 rural records lack a main use. The same 153 rural records lack a category; 152 retain “Sin información” and one lacks detail. Vacant-lot, subdivision and undeveloped-area labels describe the instrument input, not current physical conditions or real-estate availability. Compatible, conditional and prohibited uses are unreported.
National historical inventory, not an alert or a current hazard map. The service publishes no occurrence or update date per record. Queries show points intersecting the visible area, which may include neighboring municipalities; this is not an exhaustive municipal count. Empty results do not establish absence of movements or risk. Confirm current conditions with the local authority.
Territorial reference for the visible area: includes departments and neighboring municipalities or districts, with overlapping polygons. Do not add their areas or interpret results as a municipal count. Published categories: 0 department, 1 municipality, 2 district, 3 uncategorized; other codes are retained without a verified definition. Territorial codes remain text; they are not parcel identifiers. Depto and the legal reference are source attributes, not certification of administrative hierarchy or legal validity. Update date not declared. Geometries are generalized by zoom level and coordinates rounded for display; unsuitable for exact positioning, measuring areas or distances, or resolving boundaries. Credit IGAC and identify these changes when reusing.
Indicative reference at 1:100,000 scale, version 4.1 according to the service; not crop suitability, land-use permission or a parcel assessment. SIPRA warns against use for financial, credit or parcel-planning decisions. The metadata linked by SIPRA is titled June 2025 but lists creation on 2026-03-22 and publication/revision on 2025-05-29: no dataset-wide date is assigned. The methodology aggregates patches larger than 25 ha within 100 m and fills holes smaller than 25 ha. The viewer also generalizes geometry by zoom and rounds coordinates; do not measure areas or settle boundaries with it. Queried polygons may include neighboring municipalities and are not a complete municipal inventory. Empty results do not establish absence of restrictions. Department names and codes remain as published, without validating administrative hierarchy; municipal codes do not identify parcels. This layer does not distinguish conditioned and unconditioned agricultural frontier. Public use with UPRA attribution under its metadata terms; identify the display adaptation and consult the source and authorities for specific decisions.
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Locate an area, enable its layers and inspect attributes, categories and dates. Compare received records through thematic maps and statistics; measure approximate distances and areas, import local files, export results, and print or share the public view. General address search depends on the geocoder and does not identify parcels. Local files remain in your browser.
