Topographic plan at 1:200
A 1:200 topographic plan for small plots, courtyards, dense urban blocks and detailed design, showing every feature, utility and spot height.
Licensed service · EL-845/2026
1:200 is the largest scale used for topographic plans: one centimetre on the drawing equals two metres on the ground. At this scale kerbs, steps, small landscape structures, manhole covers, individual trees and even fence posts are shown close to their true size. Relief is usually drawn with contours at a 0.1–0.25 m interval and a dense grid of spot heights.
Such a plan is especially useful in the old quarters of Baku, for private courtyard houses and on small plots. An architect designing an extension next to an existing building, landscaping, driveways, stormwater drainage or a restoration project often finds 1:500 insufficient, because the small details are lost.
The survey is carried out with 1"–2" electronic total stations and SOUTH GNSS RTK receivers, relying mainly on the total station in dense built-up areas. Measurements are tied to the national geodetic network, and the horizontal accuracy of features is within a few centimetres. Besides above-ground features, visible outlets of underground networks are also recorded.
The plan is delivered in AutoCAD (DWG) and PDF formats in the national coordinate system or any system the client requires. It is organised in layers so that the designer can work with it directly.
When you need it
- Building design on a courtyard house or small plot
- Extensions to an existing building
- Landscaping, paving and stormwater drainage design
- Restoration of historic buildings
- Utility connections in densely built-up areas
What's included
- Control points tied to the national geodetic network
- Detailed total station and GNSS RTK survey
- Relief shown with 0.1–0.25 m contours
- Survey of buildings, fences, kerbs and small structures
- Recording of visible utility elements
- Plan prepared in DWG and PDF
How we work
- Agreeing the survey area and brief
- Setting out and tying in control points
- Field survey
- Office processing and drafting
- Quality check and delivery
Deliverables
- Topographic plan at 1:200 (DWG)
- Print-ready PDF version
- Coordinate list of control points
