Official OEREB cadastre extracts for any Swiss parcel
lookup takes you to the OEREB cadastre extract for a Swiss parcel without working through 26 different cantonal geoportals. Search an address in the top bar or click a parcel on the map. lookup reads the parcel's EGRID, determines the canton from the official cantonal boundaries, and builds the links to that canton's OEREB extract service. This also works for unbuilt parcels such as gardens or open land.
What the OEREB extract contains
The OEREB cadastre records the public-law restrictions on landownership that apply to a parcel, for example zoning, protected zones, noise limits and contaminated sites. The extract comes directly from the cantonal OEREB service, so you always read the canton's own document.
Extract formats
- PDF extract for reading, printing and filing
- DATA extract as XML or JSON for software and further processing
- Direct extract URL from the cantonal service
- Available formats depend on each canton's service
Parcel facts next to the extract
The side panel shows the address, EGRID, municipality, BFS code, parcel area, zone, and Swiss LV95 and WGS84 coordinates. Where a building stands on the parcel, it adds details such as year built, floors, footprint and height.
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Frequently asked questions
Which public-law restrictions (OEREB) apply to this parcel?
Select the parcel in lookup and open its OEREB extract. The extract, issued by the canton's OEREB cadastre, lists the public-law restrictions on that parcel, such as zoning, protected zones, noise limits and contaminated sites.
Is the result from lookup a legal assessment?
No. lookup retrieves the official cadastre extract and its documents from the cantonal OEREB service and does not give legal advice. The cantonal cadastre remains authoritative, and lookup does not replace a certified extract.
Which cantons and formats are covered?
lookup links to the OEREB extract services of all 26 cantons. Depending on the canton, the extract opens as a PDF, as machine-readable XML or JSON, or through the direct extract URL.