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Height fixed points and height index

Height fixed points and height index

If you need individual height reference points or the entire height index for planning a building, you can order them here.

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Description

Height control points are used as a basis for planning and for checking structures under construction. The urban area comprises around 10,000 height control points (HFP). The register of fixed elevation points provides evidence of the fixed elevation points.

Prerequisites

A levelling device is required to use the data.

Duration & Costs

Processing time

One to two working days

Fees

  • per point: 20 Euro
  • each additional point:10 Euro
  • complete height index (PDF): 2.000 Euro

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

Fax: +49 89 233-26509

Address

Denisstraße 2
80335 München

Directions

Public transport

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