This study presents a comparative analysis of the accuracy of cadastral parcel positions in Himare, utilizing different methods including the state cadastre agency (ASHK), orthophoto 2007-2015 data and Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) measurements. The cadastral parcel positions are crucial for land administration and management, making accuracy a paramount concern. Through a comprehensive examination, this research evaluates the positional accuracy of cadastral parcels by comparing ASHK data with orthophoto 2007-2015 imagery, as well as GNSS measurements. The study employs statistical analyses and spatial techniques to assess discrepancies and similarities among the different datasets. Findings from this research provide insights into the effectiveness and reliability of cadastral data sources in Himare, shedding light on potential discrepancies and areas for improvement in cadastral mapping and land management practices. Such insights are essential for enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of cadastral systems, thereby contributing to better-informed decision-making processes and sustainable land development in the region.