The National Cadastral Agency has presented an updated version of the public cadastral map of Belarus. The service has received a modern design, a more user-friendly interface, and an expanded set of tools for working with geographical data.

The updated version introduces 'Favorites' and search history functions. These allow users to save interesting objects and quickly return to previous queries. Search functionality has also been improved: results are now more accurate, and service responses are faster. The map is adapted for use on both computers and smartphones and takes into account the selected viewing area.
For convenient work with geographical data, layer categories have been added. Information can be grouped by theme, and users can also create their own categories for specific tasks. Additionally, new cartographic bases have appeared: a multi-scale map, an updated navigation map, and an interactive tool for comparing different bases.
Users can now save maps and share them with colleagues, friends, and partners. The website also features a section with frequently asked questions and a feedback form through which users can ask technical support questions or submit suggestions.
Registered users have gained the ability to save object photos and their icons on their personal disk.
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