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A guide to Urbania’s tools: distance and area, lines and polygons, saved map settings, parcel links and contextual AI questions.

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

Short answer

What can I do after examining a parcel?

In Atlas you can measure, draw, save map settings, share a parcel link and ask a focused AI question. Each tool has its own purpose and limits.

Choose a tool for the task

Distance and area tools support preliminary investigation. A line or polygon is your research sketch, not an official cadastral boundary.

The separate guides below explain measurement, saving, sharing and working with AI step by step.

Keep the right parcel context

Check the selected cadastral code and source status. A saved workspace is not a complete passport or AI-chat archive, and a shared link is not a certified document copy.

03 / WORK ON THE MAP

A working map.Not just a viewer.

Keep the place you are studying in view while using Atlas’s measurement, drawing and research tools.

  1. Measure & draw

    Measure distance, area and perimeter. Draw lines and polygons or place a point, then edit or save the drawing.

    Measurements are approximate. Your drawing is user-generated, not an official cadastral plan.

  2. Return to your workspace

    Save drawings, basemap and layer settings, perspective and recent searches in your account’s workspace.

    Check the sync status. A workspace save does not archive a complete passport or an AI conversation.

  3. Share the parcel link

    Copy or share a link to the selected cadastral parcel so the recipient can open the same parcel in Atlas.

    The link identifies the parcel; it is not a certified copy of the displayed records. Atlas access requires sign-in.

Choose your next step

All guides
  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.

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