Layers
Every register, one map
Prices, owners, forest, soil, risks, nature and terrain from Latvia’s official registers. A free account shows one layer at a time; Kalējs shows every layer at once.
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Seven groups
What each layer tells you


Transactions
What land really sold for
Registered sale prices of land, houses and apartments, pinned where the deal happened.


Parcels and owners
Who owns the land around you
Cadastre boundaries, buildings, easements and the type of owner.


Forest
See the forest before you walk it
Species, age and growing stock for every compartment.


Agriculture
Know a field before you buy it
Soil score, drainage, declared fields, groundwater, peat and hogweed.


Risks and restrictions
What can stop your plans
Protection zones, zoning, floods, corridors and contaminated sites.


Nature and heritage
Protected land, found early
Protected areas, micro-reserves, habitats and heritage zones.
Everything on the map
All 33 layers on the map
The full list from the layer panel of the map, grouped as it is there. A free account shows one layer at a time; Kalējs shows every layer at once.

Always on the map5
- Land and forest sales
- Sales of land with buildings
- Cadastre parcel boundaries
- Buildings
- Aerial photo

Agriculture8
- Declared farm fields
- Drainage systems
- Soil quality
- Groundwater
- Terrain (laser relief)
- Peatlands
- Hogweed
- Forest stands

Encumbrances7
- Protected nature areas (Natura 2000)
- Micro-reserves
- Habitats
- Natural monuments
- Heritage trees
- Cultural heritage
- Protected species

Restrictions10
- Local plan zoning
- Local plan burdened areas
- Special condition areas
- Scenic landscape areas
- Village and town boundaries
- Power lines and substations
- Gas pipelines
- Water and buffer zones (approximate)
- Roads and railway (approximate)
- Military zones

Risks3
- Floods and flood-prone areas
- Contaminated sites
- Construction cases
Terrain
The ground under the trees
Laser relief shows ditches, banks and old riverbeds even under forest. One switch away from the aerial photo.


Where the data comes from
Named sources, dated
Most layers come from state registers: the State Land Service, the State Forest Service, the Nature Conservation Agency and others. Power lines, gas pipelines and roads come from OpenStreetMap and are approximate.
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