Jangan-gu Promoting Digital Transformation Through 'Cadastral Resurvey'

Jangan-gu (District Chief Hong Sung-gwan) will implement a cadastral resurvey project to resolve issues where the boundaries on cadastral maps created on paper during the Japanese colonial period around 1910 do not match the current actual conditions.

This cadastral resurvey project converts paper cadastral maps that have been used for over a century and are severely worn and damaged into three-dimensional digital cadastral maps, correcting boundaries that do not match actual conditions due to surveying with lower-precision equipment at the time. The project is a national undertaking to be carried out until 2030.

Since individual applications for the cadastral resurvey project to be promoted from 2014 will not be possible, the district plans to implement various public relations including resident briefing sessions to establish a landowners' council and obtain consent from two-thirds or more of the total number of landowners and two-thirds or more of the land area for designation of the project district.

A district official stated, "All surveying costs for the cadastral resurvey project will be fully supported by national funds, and upon project completion, land boundary disputes will be eliminated and it will contribute to protecting the property rights of landowners and efficient management of national territory."

For any inquiries about the cadastral resurvey project, you can contact the district office's General Civil Service and Cadastral Management Team at 228-5289 or 5262 for detailed guidance.