SWITZERLAND · LANDSCAPE · SPATIAL PLANNING
Fruchtfolgeflächen
What this layer shows
The cantons' crop rotation areas: the best arable land, to be secured permanently under Art. 26 ff. RPV and the federal Sectoral Plan for Crop Rotation Areas. Each canton must keep a minimum area; crop rotation land may be zoned for building only for an objective the canton also considers important that cannot sensibly be reached without it, and only if the land is used optimally (Art. 30 para. 1bis RPV). Included: the cantons of AG, AI, AR, BE, BL, BS, FR, GE, GL, GR, JU, LU, SH, SO, SZ, TG, TI, UR, VS, ZG and ZH; cantons whose terms of use do not allow use in this app, or that do not publish the data openly, are not included. For the canton of Graubünden's data: “The structure-plan and land-use-plan information is provided without warranty and has no legal effect. Only the paper documents signed by the planning authority and the approving authority are binding.”
Publisher and licence
Kantone AG/AI/AR/BE/BL/BS/FR/GE/GL/GR/JU/LU/SH/SO/SZ/TG/TI/UR/VS/ZG/ZH über geodienste.ch (Quelle: Fruchtfolgeflächen (FFF), Kanton Graubünden, 2026), Nutzungsbedingungen der Kantone
Licence not stated by the publisher
Kantone AG/AI/AR/BE/BL/BS/FR/GE/GL/GR/JU/LU/SH/SO/SZ/TG/TI/UR/VS/ZG/ZH über geodienste.ch (Quelle: Fruchtfolgeflächen (FFF), Kanton Graubünden, 2026), Nutzungsbedingungen der Kantone
Where the data comes from
WFS · geodienste.ch
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Cantonal quality · Counted · Remark · Canton
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Building and planning
The rules a building project meets first: building zones, primary and overlay land use, planning zones, noise sensitivity levels, crop rotation areas, static forest boundaries and river space, national road building lines and aerodrome safety zones, polluted sites, ISOS and IVS. For a parcel, the ÖREB cadastre remains what binds.
Farming and biodiversity
Biodiversity promotion areas at quality level II and in networking projects, crop rotation areas, and the dry and wet habitats that depend on farming to survive: dry grasslands and fens of national importance.