Office for Land Register and Geoinformation

Approximately 40 employees work in our three departments and within the office staff.

The Land Register Department maintains a publicly available land register for the entire canton. This register records legally valid properties, their owners, and the rights in rem to the properties.

The Survey Department manages and oversees official surveys, which collect and document the basis of private property. We are the responsible authority in the canton for the ÖREB-cadaster (the cadaster of public-law restrictions on landownership). We also collect so-called reference data, which serves as the foundation for various geodata.

The Geoinformation Department manages the GIS of the canton Zug. For this purpose, we operate the cantonal geodata infrastructure on which the cantonal geodata is collected, distributed and published. We make this geoinformation available to you along with the cadastral information in the form of interactive maps or via open interfaces.

Approximately 40 employees work in our three departments and within the office staff.

The Land Register Department maintains a publicly available land register for the entire canton. This register records legally valid properties, their owners, and the rights in rem to the properties.

The Survey Department manages and oversees official surveys, which collect and document the basis of private property. We are the responsible authority in the canton for the ÖREB-cadaster (the cadaster of public-law restrictions on landownership). We also collect so-called reference data, which serves as the foundation for various geodata.

The Geoinformation Department manages the GIS of the canton Zug. For this purpose, we operate the cantonal geodata infrastructure on which the cantonal geodata is collected, distributed and published. We make this geoinformation available to you along with the cadastral information in the form of interactive maps or via open interfaces.