C mappie

This is a browsing system that combines the map provided by the Ministry of Justice registry office with a scale of 1/500 (Article 14 map *) data and the city planning decision line.

It is possible to check the positional relationship between the survey site and the city planning decision line yourself.

The data of the city planning decision line posted on C Mappie can be handed over by application for use.
The data format is "shape file" or "geo-database".
Please refer to this website for a list of routes listed on C Mapy.

※： The map provided by the Ministry of Justice registry office (Article 14 map) is a drawing prescribed in Article 14, Paragraph 1 of the Real Estate Registration Act. It is a map created at a scale of 1/500 based on the results of the national land survey (public survey), and has high accuracy in the area, distance, shape, and position of the land. In the general name, it is called "public map (scale 1/500)". The map data provided by the Ministry of Justice registry office is open to the public by the Ministry of Justice via the G Space Information Center.

[i-Mappy] You can check all city planning information.
[R Mappie] You can check the positional relationship between the city planning decision line and the survey site by the boundary point (*).
[C Mappie] You can check the positional relationship between the city planning decision line and the survey site according to the site shape.
※： Boundary point shows positions such as piles that city establishes as road boundary. In the boundary survey map, boundaries are determined by various types of signs such as city piles, city studs, private piles, and points on the map, but piles may not exist in the site.
When using C-Mappy (R-Mappy), be sure to check iMappy. Also, if the location can be identified with R Mapy, use R Mapy preferentially.

Check the position of the city planning decision line by superimposing the survey map surface prepared by yourself and the site (brush world) described on the C mappy. （PDF：528KB）