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Extract from the city map

Extract from the city map

You can order map sections with boundaries, buildings, parcel numbers, house numbers, street names, ridge line, number of storeys, topography and building line structure.

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Description

A section of the city base map as a print or PDF file in all DIN formats.
Contents: Boundaries, buildings, parcel number, house number, street name, ridge line, number of storeys, topography and building line structure.

Required documents

Order only possible with completed order form!

Duration & Costs

Processing time

1 to 2 working days

Fees

20 € to 150 €

Payment methods available

Links & Downloads

Landeshauptstadt München

Kommunalreferat
GeodatenService
SG Servicezentrum

Internet

Phone

Postal address

Landeshauptstadt München
Kommunalreferat
GeodatenService
SG Servicezentrum

Denisstraße 2
80335 München

Address

Denisstraße 2
80335 München

Until further notice only by appointment

Directions

Public transport

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