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LandMap Lebanon Analysis

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LandMap Lebanon is a free Android application designed to provide users with easy access to cadastral map information throughout Lebanon. It organizes available maps by Governorate, Caza, and Village, allowing users to efficiently browse and locate parcel data. Key features include the ability to search for parcels by number, view their boundaries, and utilize GPS to understand one's position relative to mapped areas. Users can also download maps for offline use, measure distances and areas, and calibrate maps for enhanced accuracy. Additionally, parcel locations can be exported to KML for use in Google Earth, making it a versatile tool for various users.

The application offers a demo account for users to explore the included maps before subscribing, which is available on a yearly basis. This subscription grants access to both current and newly added commercial maps during the active subscription period. LandMap Lebanon serves as a valuable resource for surveyors, engineers, real estate professionals, and landowners, providing critical access to land information in Lebanon. However, users should note that the app is not a substitute for official government documents and should consult the Directorate General of Land Registry and Cadastre for official records.

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Used LandMap Lebanon for Android?


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