In short: On the InCaseMap map, Lithuania’s power transmission lines are shown along their full length, not as separate points, so you can see whether a line runs past a home, a plot or a hiking route. The transmission grid is run by Litgrid, and the distribution grid that brings power to homes by ESO. Report broken wires to ESO on the free line 1852; if life is in danger, call 112. InCaseMap is a free map: power lines and gas pipelines in Lithuania, plus shelters, petrol stations and EV charging points in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland.
How to see the power lines
- Open the InCaseMap map in your browser (app.incasemap.com) or in the Android app — download.
- Turn on the power grid layer.
- Zoom in on your area: a line is shown along its full length, so you can see where it runs.
What it is useful for
- Buying or building. You see at once whether a high-voltage line runs past a plot. Protection zones and special land use conditions apply around power lines — check the exact restrictions with Registrų centras and the grid operator.
- Outdoors. Hiking, fishing, flying a kite or a drone, you know where the wires run.
- All energy on one map. Together with gas pipelines, petrol stations with prices and EV charging points.
Staying safe near power lines
- Do not touch broken wires or go near them — report them to ESO on the free line 1852; if life is in danger, call 112.
- Do not fly kites or drones, fish or raise tall machinery under high-voltage lines.
- Electric shock — First aid: electric shock.
Power cut — What to do in a power cut.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I see high-voltage lines on a map?
On the InCaseMap map: open app.incasemap.com or the Android app and turn on the power grid layer — you will see Lithuania’s power transmission lines along their full length.
How do I find out whether a power line runs past a plot?
Zoom in on the plot on the InCaseMap map — the line is shown along its full length. Check the exact protection zones and restrictions with Registrų centras or the grid operator.
Who runs Lithuania’s power grid?
The transmission grid (high-voltage lines) is run by Litgrid, and the distribution grid that brings power to homes by ESO.
Where do I report broken power lines?
To ESO on the free line 1852. If life is in danger, call 112. Do not touch broken wires or go near them.