Geodetic Engineer in Kalinga

Land surveying and Kalinga

In Kalinga, surveying demand comes from an agricultural economy built on rice and coffee, with the floodplains around Tabuk City earning it the name rice granary of the Cordilleras, set within mountainous terrain that is largely indigenous ancestral land. Titles are registered with the Registry of Deeds of the province under the Land Registration Authority and tax mapping is handled by the municipal assessors, while the DENR approves public land and cadastral surveys and ancestral domains are recognized through the NCIP. Every plan must be signed and sealed by a PRC-licensed Geodetic Engineer and referenced to PRS92. Lot and subdivision surveys, relocation and verification surveys, and topographic surveys for agriculture and rural development are the recurring work in the province.