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The goal of this article is to define contributions of geoinformation technologies to solving issues of barrier-free environment. Contributions were defined based on solving concrete spatial analyses in Dvůr Králové nad Labem and Hlinsko in Bohemia. Geoinformation technologies were introduced to all phases of the project from data collection over data processing to final presentation of results.