On June 9th, according to the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment, the unit is urgently editing and updating cadastral and topographic map data for 126 new communes and wards under the “Project for arranging, reorganizing administrative units at all levels and the model of local government with two levels” in the city.
Updating cadastral and topographic maps after administrative rearrangement is an extremely important task, contributing to the completion of a synchronous and accurate land dossier system, effectively serving the direction and administration in the fields of land, agriculture, urban planning, and infrastructure development.
Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment is editing and updating cadastral and topographic map data for 126 new communes and wards.
The new maps will accurately depict the new administrative boundaries, land parcel boundaries, infrastructure, and agricultural production areas, conforming to reality and current map surveying standards.
According to the plan, the entire process of updating and editing cadastral and topographic maps must be completed by June 30, 2025. The Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment is focusing on directing its subordinate units to coordinate with local authorities to review land use status, conduct field inspections, and rearrange measurements in areas with significant changes to meet the deadline.
The leadership of the Department of Agriculture and Environment stated that the early completion of updating cadastral and topographic maps in the 126 administrative units is essential to ensure legality, unity, and transparency in land management when the two-level local government model officially comes into operation on July 1st.
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