The task of this final dissertation is to determine the detailed points of the pilot location of the University North in Varaždin using the RTK method of GNSS positioning. The project assigment provides an account of the GNSS systems and satellite positioning, the space, control and user segments, errors in satellite positioning and in detail about the main satellite systems; GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou. It also provides an overview of EGNOS as a European regional satellite system for signal enhancement, EGNOS services, EGNOS architecture and the benefits of using EGNOS. In Croatia, a network of reference GNSS stations is used called CROPOS is used to determine the position in real time, and numerous CROPOS services are used with responsible administration and strict maintenance of CROPOS. Point measurements using GPS as used for Google Maps can be relatively imprecise, so the RTK method of GNSS positioning is used to determine detailed points in real time with relatively high accuracy. At University North in Varaždin location, a total of 959 points were measured within 3 days in the HTRS96/TM projection using the Trimble TSC7 controller and the Trimble R12 GNSS receiver with the RTK method of GNSS positioning, then the coordinates of the points were imported by coordinates into the AUTOCAD program, where then drawn, with a comparison with pictures and sketches, a plan of the situation of the University North in Varaždin.