Description
- all larger mining areas (gravel pits, limestone quarries and clay pits), for which a design plan is available. The areas shown each comprise the entire perimeter of the approved design plans, and not individual dismantling stages.
- Small dismantling sites. These are usually smaller, community-owned marl pits in which material for the construction and maintenance of forest and corridor paths is mined. Small-scale mining sites do not require a design plan. The areas shown here each include the perimeter approved at the construction or dismantling permit stage.
- All future expansion and replacement sites, which are contained in the cantonal indicative plan (Chapters E-3.1 to E-3.4).
The areas have been digitized or taken over by various plan templates and existing area data of different scale.
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | https://files.geo.so.ch/ch.so.afu.abbaustellen/aktuell/ch.so.afu.abbaustellen.dxf.zip | ||
| 0 | https://files.geo.so.ch/ch.so.afu.abbaustellen/aktuell/ch.so.afu.abbaustellen.gpkg.zip | ||
| 0 | https://files.geo.so.ch/ch.so.afu.abbaustellen/aktuell/ch.so.afu.abbaustellen.xtf.zip | ||
| 61 | https://files.geo.so.ch/ch.so.afu.abbaustellen/aktuell/ch.so.afu.abbaustellen.shp.zip |
Tags
- abbaugebiet
- steinbruch
- unverschmutztes-aushubmaterial
- kiesgrube
- kalksteinbruche
- kleinabbaustelle
- kiesabbau
- tongrube
- mergelgrube
- kalksteinbruch