TOPOLOGY

Live Primary Network

The live primary network of parcels which cover the cadastre of New Zealand (out to the 12 mile limit) must have no gaps or overlaps. Every live parcel boundary line (except those marking the 12 mile limit itself) must be contained within the parcel topology of exactly two live primary parcels. If a live primary boundary line is only in the definition of one parcel, this means that on the other side of this line there must be a hole in the cadastral fabric.

Neighbouring live primary parcels must have the same topology along their common boundaries to ensure no gaps and overlaps (sliver parcels).

Topology
Boundary Observations vs Boundary Lines
Accuracy of Boundary Toplogy
Parcel Dimensions
Topology vs Geometry
Geometry in Landonline
Role of Topology in Landonline
Parcel Status
Toplogy Line Layers
No Topology Layer
Primary Layer
Secondary Layer
Tertiary Layer
Parcel Topology Classes
Topological Parcel Networks
Primary Parcel Networks
Provisional Primary Network
Approved Primary Network
Unregistered Gazette Primary Network
Strata Parcel Networks
Provisional Strata Network
Approved Parcel Network
Live Strata Network
Unregistered Gazette Strata Network
Secondary Parcel Networks
Tertiary Parcel Networks
Historic Parcel Networks