Canada land maps · Quebec · October 20, 2026
Quebec Cadastre Map: Free Infolot Lot Number Lookup
Find a Quebec lot number on the free Infolot cadastre map: how to get past the licence page, what the free version shows, and what it leaves out.
In Quebec, private land is shown on the Cadastre du Québec, a public register that gives every property its own lot number. Lot numbers start at 1,000,000. The province's Infolot service has a free version that puts any lot on a map.
Cadastre and land register
- Cadastre du Québec maps each lot and gives it a number.
- Registre foncier du Québec publishes the rights on each lot, such as sales and hypothecs, and is searched by lot number.
Get the lot number from the map first, then use it in the land register.
Using Infolot for free
- Open Infolot (free version). The site is in French.
- Tick the free-licence box and choose your device. Quebec requires this step, so there's no link straight to the map.
- Find a lot by lot number, address or postal code.
- The free map shows the lot's shape and position. Lot measurements and the original owner's name are only in the paid version.
French terms you'll see
- Numéro de lot: lot number
- Adresse: address
- Code postal: postal code
- Licence d'utilisation: terms of use
The link is kept current on our Quebec land maps page.
Accuracy: a map is not a survey
Online parcel maps are drawn for registry, tax and planning use. Lines can be off by a few metres, sometimes more. For a fence, a setback, a building permit or a sale, check the registered plan and hire a Canadian land surveyor licensed in that province or territory.
Related
- Quebec land and parcel maps
- Canadian parcel IDs explained: PID, LINC, PIN, ARN
- How to look up a Canadian property parcel for free
- All Canada land maps
Sources
- The official map viewers linked above. Each was opened without a login on October 20, 2026.
- Platbookmapper Canada pages, checked against each province's and territory's registry and mapping sites in October 2026.