C.M.A. - Major Waterways & Waterbodies (Vol1 09 CMA Waterbodies Map)
The one-page map titled “C.M.A. - Major Waterways & Waterbodies” identifies water bodies and administrative and transport boundaries within the mapped C.M.A. area. The page does not name an issuing department, order number or date, and it does not state any change to land ownership, development rights or planning controls.
What the map covers
The map titled “C.M.A. - Major Waterways & Waterbodies” provides a broad geographical view of water bodies across the mapped C.M.A. area. The page also shows boundaries and major transport routes to help readers locate the water bodies in relation to surrounding places.
The map includes labels for Chennai City and several taluks, villages, railway stations, roads and tanks. Place names visible on the page include Tambaram, Pallavaram, Pammal and Chembarambakkam Tank. Directional references include routes towards Gummidipoondi, Tiruvallur, Bangalore and Mahabalipuram.
Information shown in the legend
The legend for “C.M.A. - Major Waterways & Waterbodies” identifies the following map features:
- CMA boundary
- City boundary
- Taluk boundary
- Village boundary
- National highways
- Railway line
- Water bodies
The map also includes mile and kilometre scales. The supplied page does not provide written descriptions, measurements or individual classifications for the mapped water bodies.
Who may find it relevant
The “C.M.A. - Major Waterways & Waterbodies” map may help property buyers, owners and professionals make an initial visual check of whether a location appears close to a mapped water body. It may also help users understand the broad relationship between water bodies, administrative boundaries, national highways and railway lines.
The page does not provide survey-specific findings for an individual property. Although some numbers and place labels appear on the map, the page does not explain whether they represent survey numbers, water body identifiers or another mapping system.
What the page does not establish
The “C.M.A. - Major Waterways & Waterbodies” map does not contain an order, notification or written planning rule. It does not state that any parcel is government land, prohibit construction, grant development permission or determine ownership.
The supplied page does not identify an issuing department or authority in full. It also does not print an order number, publication date, approval date or statement that the map has been amended or superseded.
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Common questions
Does this map show whether my property is inside a water body?
The map gives a broad visual indication of mapped water bodies, but it does not provide a survey-specific finding for an individual property.
Does the map change land ownership or development rights?
No such change is stated on the page. The map does not determine ownership, prohibit construction or grant development permission.
What boundaries are shown on the map?
The legend shows the CMA boundary, city boundary, taluk boundary and village boundary. It also identifies national highways, railway lines and water bodies.
Does the page provide an order number or date?
No order number or date is printed in the supplied page. The issuing department or authority is also not named in full.
