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title: Power grid map of Lithuania: high-voltage lines — InCaseMap
description: Lithuania’s power transmission lines on the map along their full length: whether a line runs past a home or plot, protection zones and safety. Free InCaseMap.
url: https://incasemap.com/en/power-grid-map
updated: 2026-10-30
language: en
publisher: InCaseMap
---

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# Power grid map: where the high-voltage lines run

Map · Power grid

Does a high-voltage line run past your plot or home? The InCaseMap map shows the whole route of Lithuania’s power transmission grid.

Prepared by the [InCaseMap team](https://incasemap.com/en/about) · Updated 30 October 2026

>  **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

1. Open the InCaseMap map in your browser ([app.incasemap.com](https://app.incasemap.com)) or in the Android app — [download](https://incasemap.com/en/download).
2. Turn on the power grid layer.
3. 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](https://incasemap.com/en/gas-pipeline-map), [petrol stations with prices](https://incasemap.com/en/fuel-prices-map) and [EV charging points](https://incasemap.com/en/ev-charging-stations).

**Power and gas networks on your phone.** Lines and pipelines are shown along their full length, together with shelters, petrol stations and charging points. The app is free. [Open the map](https://app.incasemap.com) · [All 27 categories](https://incasemap.com/en/categories)

## 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](https://incasemap.com/en/first-aid-electric-shock).

Power cut — [What to do in a power cut](https://incasemap.com/en/power-outage).

## 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.

## Related

- [Power outage](https://incasemap.com/en/power-outage): Light, water, heat and your phone battery.
- [Electric shock](https://incasemap.com/en/first-aid-electric-shock): Electric shock
- [Gas pipelines](https://incasemap.com/en/gas-pipeline-map): Gas networks along their full length
- [Map](https://incasemap.com/en/map): The InCaseMap map: shelters, water and help in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland