Geoinformation

We manage the interactive map library ZugMap.ch.

We collect geoinformation from all administrative departments, and distribute and publish it as digital maps and in machine-readable formats through open services, downloads and interfaces.

Information zu den Öffnungszeiten

Aus betrieblichen Gründen bleibt das Amt für Grundbuch und Geoinformation am

Dienstag, 16. Juni 2026 von 09:00 Uhr bis 11:00 Uhr geschlossen.

Unterlagen/Tagebuchanmeldungen können am Schalter in der Empfangshalle abgegeben werden.

Tag	Uhrzeit
Montag, 15.06.2026:	08:00 Uhr	bis	11:30 Uhr
	14:00 Uhr	bis	17:00 Uhr
Dienstag, 16.06.2026:	08:00 Uhr	bis	09:00 Uhr
	11:00 Uhr	bis	11:30 Uhr
	14:00 Uhr	bis	17:00 Uhr
Mittwoch bis Freitag:	08:00 Uhr	bis	11:30 Uhr
	14:00 Uhr	bis	17:00 Uhr

Topics

We specialize in managing geodata from the canton of Zug. This reliable spatial data is vital for a wide range of tasks and decisions. We make it accessible through various channels.

We publish a generalized, comprehensive data set with all media related to supply and disposal lines in the cantonal utilities cadaster.

Understanding geoinformation

Using geoinformation

Pipeline cadaster

ZugMap

Contact

Amt für Grundbuch und Geoinformation

Amt für Grundbuch und Geoinformation
Aabachstrasse 5, Postfach
6301 Zug

Monday to Friday
08:00 - 11:30
14:00 - 17:00

+41 41 594 56 00

info.agg@zg.ch

About us

Recognizing the potential of geoinformation, the canton of Zug established a special department for it in 1994. In 2004, ZugMap.ch became one of the first online map portals available. Today, the Geoinformation Department is the canton's competence center for geoinformation.

We consider ourselves a future-oriented service, and link useful data from the public sector and make it accessible openly and for free. As a part of the administration, we want to be a pioneer in providing modern digital services.

We serve as the foundation for the cantonal geoinformation system and promote the widespread use of available geodata. This includes ZugMap.ch, freely available map services, and open interfaces. The high-performance geodata infrastructure is built using modern IT technology and relies heavily on open-source software components.