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Abstract: Aversa’s first cadastral map was produced upon the Unification of Italy, when a new law required the formation of buildings’ cadastres: the office of the Direzione del Censo of Rome arranged for the survey of parcels of those towns with more than 6,000 inhabitants within the southern provinces. Responsible for the surveying campaign was the engineer Luigi Mazzoni, also manager of operations for the Nuovo Catasto Urbano of Naples. The surveying of the center of Aversa was completed in about six months (5 August 1875 – 29 February 1876) thanks to the work of the engineers Enrico Regali and Salvatore Sebregondi, employees of the Ufficio Tecnico di Finanza. Later on, in April 1876, the draughtsman Gaetano Marschitzeh copied the cadastral map in conformity with the original. The cadastral map is a useful tool to understand the actual relevance of the transformations undergone by the city starting in 1876.