Municipal property tax debts
Provided by the departmental government where the property is located.
Open cadastral data · DNC + IDE Uruguay · reference period 2026-08
Uruguay cadastral parcel map
Enter an address or cadastral parcel number to see the parcel, its cadastral data and what the cadastre does not tell you: what is for sale nearby and the neighborhood's asking price per square meter. All 1,296,702 urban and rural parcels nationwide.
Looking for property tax debts, the title or plans? They are not held in the cadastre: see where to consult them.
Try: Official DNC source · published 2026-08-07
DNC tenure regime
Horizontal property
Standard ownership
Rural
DNC parcel map 2026-08 · IDE addresses · © OpenFreeMap
Looking for tax debts, the title or plans?
This page shows cadastral data: the parcel's identity, areas and tax value. Debts, titles and plans are not shown here. Consult the following authorities:
Primary-education tax debts
Provided by DGI.
Property title and plans
Title information is held at the Property Registry (Dirección General de Registros ); it is usually requested through a notary. Survey plans are held in the MTOP archive ; building plans are held by the departmental government.
INGAR does not handle these procedures or have access to those databases. Links to official websites checked on 22/09/2026.
Cadastral parcels by department
Each department has its own page with urban and rural parcel counts, median cadastral values and localities.
Canelones
246,501 parcels
204,221 urban · 42,280 rural · 171,140 addresses
Montevideo
208,299 parcels
200,106 urban · 8,193 rural · 386,986 addresses
Maldonado
126,299 parcels
106,766 urban · 19,533 rural · 57,656 addresses
Rocha
115,804 parcels
95,998 urban · 19,806 rural · 32,149 addresses
Colonia
75,510 parcels
58,479 urban · 17,031 rural · 49,161 addresses
San José
54,426 parcels
38,171 urban · 16,255 rural · 35,967 addresses
Salto
48,047 parcels
39,437 urban · 8,610 rural · 33,557 addresses
Cerro Largo
46,328 parcels
32,712 urban · 13,616 rural · 28,670 addresses
Paysandú
43,341 parcels
35,599 urban · 7,742 rural · 37,708 addresses
Lavalleja
42,037 parcels
25,947 urban · 16,090 rural · 21,609 addresses
Rivera
41,810 parcels
31,876 urban · 9,934 rural · 35,451 addresses
Tacuarembó
41,728 parcels
29,617 urban · 12,111 rural · 29,927 addresses
Florida
41,576 parcels
27,577 urban · 13,999 rural · 23,606 addresses
Soriano
35,049 parcels
24,774 urban · 10,275 rural · 27,053 addresses
Durazno
32,494 parcels
22,440 urban · 10,054 rural · 19,291 addresses
Treinta y Tres
31,111 parcels
22,913 urban · 8,198 rural · 15,901 addresses
Artigas
29,172 parcels
22,991 urban · 6,181 rural · 24,787 addresses
Río Negro
23,398 parcels
18,680 urban · 4,718 rural · 18,535 addresses
Flores
13,772 parcels
9,811 urban · 3,961 rural · 10,102 addresses
What you can find out about a parcel
Four connected layers of data in one record. What the official cadastral viewer shows, plus the information only a real estate agency can add.
Cadastral identity
Department, cadastral locality, number, tenure regime (standard ownership, PH, UH, rural) and parcel geometry. Parcels with the same number in different localities are kept distinct.
Source: DNC
Areas and values
Land area, built area and DNC assessed value for the parcel and each unit. Find out which unit has the highest tax value before buying.
Source: DNC
Actual addresses
Each parcel is linked to its official street addresses according to IDE. Search the way people speak—“18 de Julio 1234”—and find the correct parcel.
Source: IDE Uruguay
Market context
Cadastral values are for tax purposes, not sale prices. We add the neighborhood's asking prices from the INGAR Index and properties for sale in the area.
Only at INGAR
Frequently asked questions
How can I find the cadastral parcel number for an address?
Enter the street and number in the search box (for example, “18 de Julio 1234”) and choose the department. The search uses official IDE addresses linked to DNC parcels, so the result is the actual parcel, not an approximation based on proximity.
What is a cadastral parcel number?
It is the number used by the Dirección Nacional de Catastro to identify each property in Uruguay. It is combined with the department and cadastral locality: the same number can exist in two different cities, which is why we always show all three.
Is the cadastral value what my property is worth?
No. The DNC assessed value is a tax reference in pesos, used for municipal property tax and other taxes. Market value is usually different. Where the INGAR Index has neighborhood data, the parcel record compares them, and you can always request an appraisal.
Can I obtain a cadastral certificate here?
No. INGAR reuses open data and does not issue documents. Cadastral certificates must be requested from the Dirección Nacional de Catastro; each parcel record includes a direct link to the official procedure.
What is a horizontal-property (PH) parcel?
It is a building or development divided into units, each with its own number, area and DNC assessed value. The parcel record lists the units and their individual data.
How often is the data updated?
Monthly, following the DNC publication in the National Open Data Catalogue. Each page shows the source publication date and the processing date.
Guides and procedures
How to obtain a cadastral certificateRequirements and where to applyStandard vs detailed cadastral certificateWhat each type certifiesHow to find a cadastral parcel number from an addressStep-by-step search guideLook up cadastral valuesDNC medians by departmentRural parcelsOpen area and value dataFind a cadastral survey planAccess the official MTOP archiveData methodologyHow we link DNC and IDE dataAppraisal by an INGAR agentYour property's actual market value
Source, date and scope
Parcels and attributes: Dirección Nacional de Catastro, resource published on 2026-08-07. DNC geometries published on 2026-08-10. Addresses: Infraestructura de Datos Espaciales, published 2026-08-01. INGAR processing: 2026-08-29. Reuse with transformations and aggregations under Uruguay Open Data License. Market data: INGAR Index.