Number of cadastral incomes by type of parcel

This table shows the number of cadastral revenues by type of parcel as of January 1 of each year. Definition of the types of parcels: Ordinary building: other than industrial buildings and equipment and tools (e.g.: plots with dwelling house, buildings, farms); Industrial building: plot comprising buildings and devoted mainly to an industrial activity (e.g.: cement works, brickworks, toy factories, clothing factories, furniture factories, etc., blast furnaces); Building materials and tools: equipment and tools fixed to the ground and therefore treated as frames (e.g. pylons, silos, gasometers); Unbuilt ordinary: Other than industrial and non-industrial equipment and tools (e.g.: land, grounds, pastures, cemeteries, orchards, ramparts, sports fields, parks); Industrial non-built: land comprising no buildings and devoted mainly to an industrial activity (e.g.: industrial land, quarries, mines, railways); Hardware and tools not built: equipment and tools not fixed to the ground (e.g.: settling basin, reservoir or open pit basin).