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ZBGIS cadastral map: how to use it

The ZBGIS cadastral map shows parcel boundaries and numbers for all of Slovakia. We explain themes and layers, measuring, printing and sharing – and when another map is simpler.

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The same state data as ZBGIS, without themes or locking: C and E parcels, buildings, encumbrances, aerial photo and risk maps in one click. On mobile the map goes full screen.

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Cadastral map of Bratislava with parcel boundariesOpen map →

In short

  • Turn on the ZBGIS cadastral map with the “Real Estate Cadastre” theme; parcel numbers show when zoomed in.
  • ZBGIS can measure distance and area, print to PDF and share a link to a parcel.
  • A simpler map with risks and aerial photo in one click: the Kataster24 cadastral map.

Updated 13. 10. 2026 · Sources: ÚGKK SR, ZBGIS, public state registers

Themes and layers

ZBGIS is split into themes. For the cadastre you need “Real Estate Cadastre”, which turns on the cadastral map. In it you can toggle:

Parcel numbers appear only when zoomed in a lot (roughly from 1 : 2,000). If you cannot see them, zoom in.

Measuring distance and area

The toolbar has a measuring tool. Click on the map to draw a line or an area and ZBGIS shows the length in metres and the area in m². The result is indicative – the official parcel area is in its detail.

Printing and sharing

Print the map to PDF with the print tool. To share, copy the page address – it contains the position and scale. A link to a specific parcel looks like …/mapka/sk/kataster/detail/kataster/parcela-c/{area code}/{number}.

Things to watch
  • The cadastral map may not match the orthophoto exactly – differences of a few metres are common.
  • A vector map (VKM) is not available everywhere; some areas only have a less precise non-numeric map.
  • The area recorded in the cadastre may differ from the area measured on the map.

A simpler cadastral map: Kataster24

The Kataster24 cadastral map uses the same state data without themes or locking. C and E parcels, buildings, encumbrances, orthophoto and risk maps (landslides, radon, floods, noise) are one click away, and on mobile the map goes full screen.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I turn on the cadastral map in ZBGIS?

Switch the theme to Real Estate Cadastre. In the layer list you can then toggle C and E parcels, buildings and cadastral area boundaries.

Why can't I see parcel numbers?

Numbers appear only when zoomed in a lot. Zoom in to street level.

Can I measure a plot's area in ZBGIS?

Yes, with the measuring tool. The result is indicative; the official area is in the parcel detail.

Related guides

ZBGIS: how to find a parcel, ownership sheet and ownerStep-by-step guide to the ZBGIS map client from ÚGKK SR: find a parcel, its ownership sheet (LV) and owner. Plus a faster alternative with simpler controls.ZBGIS parcels: how to find register C and E parcelsHow to find a parcel in ZBGIS by number, address or on the map. The difference between C and E parcels, common mistakes and a faster way without locking an area.How to find a plot's owner in ZBGISHow to find a parcel's owner in ZBGIS through the ownership sheet, search by name, informative vs official extracts, and what changes in access from 2027.Orthophoto map of Slovakia: aerial images with the cadastreWhat an orthophoto map is, where to find current aerial images of Slovakia for free, how to combine them with the cadastral map and what to watch at plot boundaries.

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Data collected from public sources
  • ÚGKK SR
  • ESKN
  • INSPIRE
  • ZBGIS
  • Address Register
  • ŠGÚDŠ
  • VÚPOP
  • EEA
  • OpenStreetMap

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Parcel report

Parcel number, area, land type and use, built-up area status, LV number, buildings and flats on one page.

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Cadastral map

Register C and E parcels, buildings, encumbrances, cadastral areas and aerial photos for all of Slovakia.

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Risks at the location

Landslides, radon, Natura 2000, protected areas, mineral deposits, environmental burdens and noise.

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House and flats

Registry number, entrances, number of flats and floors from the Address Register. Find a flat by address.

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From address to report in three steps

  1. Enter a parcel or addressFor example “Staré Mesto 10309” or “Obchodná 10, Bratislava”.
  2. We combine the sourcesÚGKK cadastre, Address Register, ŠGÚDŠ geological survey, VÚPOP soil institute and the European Environment Agency at once.
  3. You get the reportParcel data, the house and risks at the location. Check the owner in one click in the official ZBGIS.

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