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Soil contamination, Discontinued before mapping (UIK). Sites where a clean-up has been carried out so that they are not identified as contaminated (V2). In addition, there are sites in this category where it has been assessed whether they should be mapped as possible contaminated (V1) but where the site is acquitted on the basis of the historical information. DK-Earth contains data on soil contamination. Data have been collected in connection with the work of the regions and the former counties on mapping, studies, etc. concerning soil contamination. DK-Earth contains information on which areas have been identified at knowledge level 1 (V1) or knowledge level 2 (V2), cf. the Soil Pollution Act. DK-Jord also contains information on which areas have been located (LOK), deleted before mapping (UIK) or after mapping (UEK). Localised areas are the areas on which the region has information that has not yet been assessed in relation to mapping, cf. the Soil Pollution Act. Data is associated with localities and a locality may contain multiple cadastral/areas. No data are reported on localised areas in Copenhagen and Tårnby municipality. Please note that other additional data that exist at site level may not be applicable to all cadastre/areas under each site. It should also be noted that other supplementary data may vary in scope and quality. We reserve the right for any input errors, and we would like to point out that DK-Jord is continuously updated.
GeoDanmarks vandløbsmidte (WatercourseLink). Data kan anvendes alene eller i kombination med andre data fra Danmark og Europa til analyser og planlægning.
The land register is the legal basis for property registration in Denmark. It provides a central database of common basic property data, which is essential for efficient property management.
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.
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.
GeoDanmark data, hvor du kan filtrere på relevante objekttyper, som beskriver områder ud fra deres nuværende overflade (LandCover). Data kan anvendes alene eller i kombination med andre data fra Danmark og Europa til analyser og præsentationer.
Databox Faroe Islands is a collection of datasets covering the Faroe Islands. Data can be downloaded or displayed via web services.
The Danish Height Model - Origin (DHM/Origin) includes information on the origin of points in the height model as well as areas where corrections have been made in the current and the historical height models. Data is part of Denmark's Height Model (DHM).
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. DigDag Judicial includes Denmark's judicial divisions.
Police districts are part of DAGI and are the geographical demarcation for police authorities. There are 12 police districts in Denmark.
Voting area is part of DAGI and defines the areas in a municipality where voters must vote at a particular polling station.