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Guides to the Tbilisi Atlas

Choose a task: find a parcel, read city layers, check a passport or save a drawing. Practical guides to the actual Urbania map workspace.

Guide reviewed: Editorial date — not a parcel-data update.

Short answer

Where should I start with Urbania?

Start with cadastral search if you know the code, or an address or map point if you only know the location. Then compare layers, the parcel passport and the source behind each record.

Choose a path by task

This directory is public and does not require an account. Entering the Atlas workspace uses your existing account or registration.

  • Locate a place — cadastral code, address candidates or point identification.
  • Read the evidence — zones, areas, registry and architecture records.
  • Continue researching — measurements, drawings, saved workspace and contextual AI.

What these guides establish

Each page explains an implemented function and its limits. The editorial review date is not the date of an NAPR extract or a municipal dataset update.

Choose your next step

Search topic names and descriptions. This searches guides, not cadastral records.

Pages found: 30

Start & search

  1. Getting started with UrbaniaEnter the Tbilisi Atlas, locate a place, open its passport and use source statuses to check what the returned information actually establishes.
  2. Cadastral code search in TbilisiFind a parcel using its dot-separated cadastral code. Understand format validation, Atlas lookup and the separate step of source verification.
  3. Address search and candidate selectionA Tbilisi street or address result is not automatically a verified parcel. Compare candidates, district, cadastral code and geometry before choosing.
  4. Select a parcel on the mapIdentify a parcel from a point on the Tbilisi map. Compare overlapping candidates and distinguish a selected location from a verified cadastral boundary.
  5. Missing zoning, K values or parcel dataWhat to check when a passport shows a general zone but lacks coefficients, geometry, registry records or files. Missing evidence must stay unknown.
  6. Frequently asked questions about UrbaniaAnswers about Atlas access, language, cadastral search, multiple zones, missing information and the role of official source evidence.

Map & layers

  1. Tbilisi map layer catalogueExplore Urbania’s six layer families: planning, land and buildings, protection, transport, utility networks and environmental context.
  2. Tbilisi functional zoning mapRead functional zoning and development contours in Atlas. Compare the map with the parcel passport and check every returned zone intersection.
  3. Tbilisi land and building layersUnderstand building outlines, commissioning records, normative land price and property-tax layers without confusing them with registry or market facts.
  4. Protection areas in the Tbilisi AtlasCompare heritage, airport, water and utility-protection layers with a parcel. Learn which distinctions matter before drawing a regulatory conclusion.
  5. Tbilisi transport and road layersExplore roads, public transport, stops, metro and the bicycle-network concept. Keep existing-network context separate from recommendations and concepts.
  6. Reading utility network mapsExplore electricity, gas, drainage, water and hydrant layers in Tbilisi. Separate mapped context from connection conditions that need operator confirmation.
  7. Green space, water and geological layersRead Tbilisi’s green-space, hydrological and geological-hazard context. Understand why a map layer cannot replace a site-specific engineering investigation.
  8. Street, light, dark and satellite basemapsChoose an Urbania basemap for your task. Understand why satellite imagery is useful context but is not an official cadastral survey or plan.

Passport & evidence

  1. How to read a parcel passportUnderstand Urbania’s quick card and full passport: summary, zoning, registry, projects, urban context, risks and sources for the selected parcel.
  2. Multiple zones on one cadastral parcelRead every returned zone and its coverage in Urbania. Understand residential-first presentation without treating it as legal priority over other intersections.
  3. Understanding K1, K2 and K3 coefficientsRead footprint, intensity and green-space coefficients in a parcel passport. Check the exact subzone, area basis and the meaning of missing values.
  4. Registered, GIS and measured parcel areasUnderstand why parcel areas can differ. Separate a registry record, map geometry, zone-intersection area and a measurement you drew yourself.
  5. NAPR registry records in a parcel passportRead extracts, ownership shares, registered units and burdens in Urbania. Check the document and distinguish an incomplete response from a negative fact.
  6. Architecture applications and project recordsRead TAS cases, decisions, PDFs and project materials in Urbania. Compare case identifiers, parcel identity and the actual scope of each decision.
  7. Source statuses and evidence qualityUnderstand SOURCE_VERIFIED, REFERENCE, PARTIAL and UNKNOWN. Distinguish verified records, reference context and incomplete information in Urbania.
  8. Atlas glossary — essential termsCadastral code, geometry, subzone, intersection, K values, source status and cached responses: a practical glossary for reading Urbania.
  9. Urbania sources and their scopeNAPR, municipal GIS, TAS, the 14-39 reference and OSM. Understand which source supports which fact and what still needs verification.

Workspace tools

  1. Measure distances and draw on the mapMeasure distance or area and draw lines or polygons in Urbania. Keep user-created sketches separate from official cadastral geometry.
  2. Saved workspace and drawingsUnderstand what an Urbania account workspace keeps: drawings, map settings, layers and searches. Learn what is not a complete report archive.
  3. Urbania AI in the selected parcel’s contextAsk focused questions inside Atlas, inspect sources and separate facts, assumptions and calculations. AI supports the map-based research workflow.
  4. Share a parcel linkShare a cadastral link into the Urbania Atlas. Understand why the link is neither a certified passport copy nor a fixed snapshot of source evidence.

Product & help

  1. Urbania — the working atlas of TbilisiUrbania is a map-first workspace for Tbilisi: parcel discovery, city layers, passports, source records and tools for continuing a site investigation.
  2. Urbania help and reporting a problemUse Atlas help or send a safe technical report. Learn what to include when search, a passport, a layer or a project attachment does not work as expected.
  3. Public-page data and privacyHow Urbania’s public guide uses language and motion preferences, cadastral links and satellite imagery loaded on request. Understand the scope of this notice.

This guide is not a parcel assessment, a current registry extract or a building permit.