Cadastral plans of the buildings of Paris 1809-1856
Description
The Finance Act of 15 September 1807 established the parcel cadastre, known as “Napoleonian cadastre”, throughout the French territory. The implementation is particular for Paris because of the density of its occupation. Block plans by neighbourhood are too brief to allow for an effective tax assessment. More detailed plans were then executed under the direction of Philibert Vasserot (prefectural decree of 25 April 1809). Nearly 26200 ground floor plans were raised until 1854, one sheet per building, for the twelve old arrondissements of Paris.
These early 19th century plans are being digitised, described and posted on the National Archives’ documentary portal (https://www.siv.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr/siv/IR/FRAN_IR_059652). As of November 2023, 9534 plans are available on the Internet.
The dataset made available here was based on archive inventories. It contains the following information:
\- Address: street name, no
\- Year
\- Indexation: street, old district, new district
\- Details: division or district name, islet number, owner name
\- Scale
\- Dimensions
\- Techniques and materials
\- Rating
\- URL of the notice on the documentary portal of the National Archives
\- URL of the images on the documentary portal of the National Archives
Resources
| Name |
Format |
Description |
Link |
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23 |
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/0fb6edcb-1856-416e-85b8-afa3f1c46e87 |
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8 |
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/b060eb57-1f33-4462-8b8e-781bf7a735f8 |
Tags
- histoire
- archives
- architecture
- 19e-siecle
- plan
- paris