Police district

The Digital Atlas of Denmark's Historical-Administrative Geography (DigDag) is a historical-geographical data collection of Denmark's administrative division from about 1660 until the present day. DigDag is funded by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Development under the National Fund for Research Infrastructure. DigDay Police comprises Denmark's divisions, is related to the police service.

The parish division is part of DAGI and delimits the parishes, which form the framework for ecclesiastical activities and the personal registration tasks assigned to the national church.

Landsdel is part of DAGI and is a statistical division of Denmark into 11 areas for use in reporting to the European Commission (Eurostat).

Denmark's administrative geographical divisions exhibited in generalised scales for presentation purposes are part of DAGI. Data should not be used for management purposes or where current data is needed.

Voting area is part of DAGI and defines the areas in a municipality where voters must vote at a particular polling station.

Denmark's division into constituencies is part of DAGI and is the basis for the nomination and election of candidates for the Danish Parliament. The constituency division includes the constituency, Storkreds and Valglandsdel.