Areas defined by cadastral registers or equivalent of Spain. According to Regulation (UE) Nº 1089/2010, a cadastral parcel should be considered as a single area of Earth surface (land and/or water), national law under homogeneous property rights and unique ownership, property rights and ownership being defined by national law Remark: By unique ownership is meant that the ownership is held by one or several joint owners for the whole parcel. This definition is fully adaptable to the Cadastral Parcel defined in the consolidated text of the Law of Real Estate Cadastre, approved by Royal Legislative Decree 1/2004, of 5 March, which notes: "For the exclusive cadastral purposes, it has the consideration of Real Estate, the parcel or portion of the soil of the same nature, nestled in a municipal term and closed by a polygonal line that delimits, to such effects, the spatial scope of the property right of an owner or of several pro indiviso and, in its case, the constructions located in this area, whatever its owner, and with independence of other rights that fall on the real estate”. The main object within the dataset of Cadastral Parcels is CadastralParcel containing the geometry, topology of enclosure, which delimits a cadastral parcel. Another of the objects that constitutes the data set according to the specifications of INSPIRE is CadastralZoning, which in the data model of DGC cadastre represents urban blocs and rural polygons. The Cadastral Parcel INSPIRE dataset contains the official data of the DGC transformed directly to the data model defined by the INSPIRE directive, the dataset is complete including urban and rural areas for 95% of the territory under the responsibility of the DGC, (except the Basque country and Navarre). More information: http://www.catastro.meh.es/webinspire/documentos/Conjuntos%20de%20datos_en.pdf. According to the specifications of INSPIRE for the theme of cadastral parcels INSPIRE Data Specification on Cadastral Parcels – Technical Guidelines. (https://inspire.ec.europa.eu/Themes/122/2892)