STABILNI
KATASTR
In 1806
advance workings began on the new cadaster. In virtue of the order, declared
by the emperor Frantisek II. in 1817, in the cadaster had to be registered
all land property. For that purpose it was to be known:
a) geometric
size with a detailed description
b) a purpose of use
c) classification of cultivated fields (based on a soil quality)
For all
localities were also done maps (using the trigonometrical method), providing
detailed information on buildings and land property. Plots were marked by
numbers. Borders of localities stayed as in Josef´s cadaster. Maps were
drawn in the ratio scale 1:2880.
For tax
purpose, final yields on land property were recorded. Workings on the cadaster
finished in 1843.
Besides
those maps so called "imperial reprints" were made later (coloured maps).
In addition, other coloured prints were prepared, adapted for the purpose
of using during the revision of the previous admeasurement. Those maps we
call "Indikacni skicy".
In the
cadaster land property was recorded in jitro and sah (see
the list of measures), a yield in zlaty and krejcar (see the
lists of currency).
The cadaster
became valid in 1860.
Colours
used on the "Indikacni skicy" (these maps are often used by researchers
in the Czech Republic):
red =
stone and brick houses
yellow = wooden houses
umbre = cultivated fields
dark green = gardens and meadows of good quality
light green = grasslands and barrens
grey = forests
blue = ponds and watercourses
brown = roads
pink = railroad