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 Plats show the division of properties. They take one property and split it into two or more divisions. For example, a plat may create a subdivision, or a 'short plat' might create a small division. These types of surveys can also represent several properties that coexist as a single lot-a condominium 'survey map and plan.'
​A Plat or Survey Map is gotten from the ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey – also called a Property Map. The Plat Map or Property Map is very detailed and usually contains a huge amount of information about the property including rights, ownership and limitations to use the property. Plat Maps show all information noted in the ALTA Survey, including: description, boundary, closures, dimensions, servitudes, easements, rights of way, and record documents. The Plat Map from the ALTA Survey must be duly certified showing the language accepted by the Minimum Standard Detail for ALTA Surveys, 2016 edition.

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