Catastro
in Spanish is land register in English.
The Spanish catastro is an official land register, approved by the government,
which lists details of real estate both urban and rural and gives information
about any special features they may have. It is also used by the Treasury to work
out Spanish
Annual Real Estate Tax.
The catastro includes
information such as size of estates, location, boundaries, adjoining areas as
well as giving physical details of land and buildings.
Certificates
are issued by regional bodies which manage the Land Register and are in charge
of recording the information required.