The survey record for parcel J1906 in Port Glaud, Mahe. Surveyed size, the island and district, and the boundary beacons around the plot. The facts are free. The full valuation comes in the report.
| Surveyed area | 822 m² |
|---|---|
| In hectares | 0.0822 ha |
| Boundary length | 163 m |
| Island | Mahe |
| District | Port Glaud |
| Position | -4.66324, 55.42049 |
| Survey beacons | 4 |
The national land use plan sets what this land is zoned for, which guides what the planning authority is likely to allow. Confirm any specific project with the Planning Authority before you commit.
Straight line distances from the centre of the plot to the nearest of each, drawn from official records.
The plot has 13 boundary sides in the survey. The longest runs about 53 m and the shortest about 0 m. A land surveyor confirms these on the ground from the beacons.
Parcels that share a survey beacon with J1906, so they border it or meet it at a corner.
The parcel number J1906 is the plot's identity in the national land register. The beacons are the surveyed corner marks that fix its boundary on the ground. To buy, sell, subdivide or value this land you work from these same references. Read what a beacon is, how buying land works, and how property tax applies. Prices and the market in Port Glaud are set out on the Port Glaud district page.