How many evacuation points there are in Mažeikiai District
As of 15 October 2026, the map shows 75 evacuation points in Mažeikiai District. That is 3.9% of Lithuania's 1,942.
- Rank among Lithuania's 60 municipalities: 5.
- Residents per evacuation point: 679 (population on 1 January 2026).
- Average per municipality in Telšiai County: 48.
When to go to an evacuation point
An evacuation point is a pre-designated place where evacuated residents gather. They are registered there, and onward travel to a safe place is organised from there.
It is not a shelter: you go to the point only once the authorities announce an evacuation. To hide from an immediate threat, go to the nearest shelter or KAS shelter — the map shows 343 shelters and 62 KAS shelters in Mažeikiai District.
What to do when an evacuation is announced and what to take — Evacuation.
How to find the nearest evacuation point in Mažeikiai District
- Open the InCaseMap map in your browser: app.incasemap.com.
- Turn on the “Evacuation points” layer — the map will show the nearest places.
- Tap a place — its card opens with the details.
- Places are saved on your phone, so you will see them even when the network or power is down.
Look up the nearest point to your home and work in advance, not during an emergency.
Evacuation points in Telšiai County
- Telšiai District — 104
- Mažeikiai District — 75
- Rietavas — 9
- Plungė District — 3
Evacuation points in the other largest municipalities
- Vilnius — 70
- Kaunas — 12
- Klaipėda — 103
- Kaunas District — 45
- Vilnius District — 181
- Šiauliai — 84
- Panevėžys — 9
- Klaipėda District — 30
- Marijampolė — 39
Frequently asked questions
How many evacuation points are there in Mažeikiai District?
As of 15 October 2026, the InCaseMap map shows 75 evacuation points in Mažeikiai District.
Where can I find an evacuation point in Mažeikiai District?
On the InCaseMap map: open app.incasemap.com and turn on the “Evacuation points” layer. The map is free and works offline.
When should I go to an evacuation point?
Only once the authorities announce an evacuation. Follow LRT and official announcements.
How does an evacuation point differ from a shelter?
You go to an evacuation point when an evacuation is announced, and onward travel to a safe place is organised from there. A shelter is for hiding briefly from an immediate threat.