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The Department of the Surveyor General (DSG) is a land administration authority, which
services the community,
the government, and businesses. The Department operates under the Ministry of Lands,
Agriculture, Water, Fisheries and Rural Settlement. The Office of the Surveyor General is a
statutory entity whose existence
is a resultant of the Land Survey Act (20:12) and has authority on surveying and cadastre
(tenure and land property boundaries). The Department is mandated to preside over
the survey of all state land, perform examinations, approve all cadastral surveys and
provide custodianship of all records related to such surveys. In other words, the DSG’s
responsibility is to carry out land administration, advisory, technical and regulatory
functions connected to land, space surveys, mapping, storage and provision of
geo-information.
The Department is spearheading the Electronic Cadastre (eCadastre)
project in an effort to modernize the land administration system, in support of the
Presidential title deeds and settlement regularization program.
Our solutions and provisions are designed to achieve e-governance objectives, promoting transparency and ensuring efficient service delivery to all stakeholders.
From anywhere in the world, you can now search for your property online with ease. Simply type in your property address to access a detailed diagram for your property. In addition to the diagram, you can also obtain official verification of your property details, ensuring accuracy and up-to-date information.
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The DSG through the eCadastre now have all maps covering the whole country available online. Select your preferred scale from the new 1:25,000 topographic series to the updated Harare street map at 1:33,000 to view detailed, accurate mapping data. These resources ensure you have current geographic information.
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The National geodetic datasets are maintained in both analogue and digital formats, providing foundational reference for diverse surveying and mapping applications. These datasets underpin the comprehensive multi-purpose cadastre system, ensuring spatial accuracy and consistency across property boundaries.
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To access or retrieve any of the comprehensive datasets, maps, and products available through the eCadastre portal, users must first register for an eCadastre account. Once registered, you can select any of the desired products, complete the secure payment process, and download or receive your requested resources securely and instantly.
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The DSG is the custodian of all records pertaining to all surveys conducted. These records are preserved in the Surveyor-General's office. The eCadastre is making this information available online, allowing stakeholders to conduct their surveys as stipulated in the Land Survey Act (20:12) and enabling interested parties to trace the history of their property.
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One of the major mandates of land surveyors is to submit their surveys for examination at the Surveyor-General's office. E-lodgement now provides a platform for surveyors to complete this process from their various workstations. With the use of this system, all documents are checked to ensure they are in order and that all required documents have been submitted.
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This is a public record platform that contains information about land parcels such as their boundaries, ownership, usage and other related details by providing an accurate and up to date inventory of land and property assets for various purposes.
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What is a title / cadastral survey?
This is the process of accurately determining the boundaries of a property, for the purpose of registration in the Deeds Registry Office.
Who carries out a title / cadastral survey?
This is the preserve of a land surveyor, a qualified practitioner who has been licensed to carry out this kind of work. A list of licensed land surveyors can be obtained from the Council of Land Surveyors or the Department of Surveyor-General.
How much will it cost to have my property surveyed?
This varies, depending on property size, location, and other variables. The cost is based on published tariffs that attempt to standardize what the different land surveyors would have charged.
What is a diagram?
A diagram is a straightforward map that illustrates the boundaries of a specific property. It can be better understood as either a survey diagram or a section of a general plan.
How is a boundary dispute resolved?
A land surveyor must be engaged and he/she will use existing data to accurately determine the original boundaries.
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