WMS service showing the dataset "Boundaries of natural areas in Oslo and nearby communities". The dataset defines an area for the scope of the Act of 6 June 2009, no. 35 on natural areas in Oslo and nearby communities ("Markaloven"), which came into force on 1 September 2009. The scope of this Act is established in the regulation of 4 September 2015, no. 1032 on adjustment of the boundaries of natural areas in Oslo and nearby communities establishes the geographical scope of the "Markaloven" Act with associated maps.

A WMS service showing the status of the introduction of digital plan registers at the municipalities, plus an overview of the municipalities that have zoning and municipal plans for the nationwide national dataset for Norway Digital partners.

Zoning plans WMS is a WMS service with zoning plans in Norway.

Service for plan areas showing the plan boundaries of adopted spatial plans, and the properties of the plan areas.

The municipal plan must be the general steering document for the municipality. It must provide a framework for businesses' plans and measures, and plans for use and conservation of spaces in the municipality. All municipalities must have a municipal plan. A collective municipal plan is made up of both a community element with an action element and a spatial element. By adopting a municipal plan strategy, the municipality decides whether the municipality is to implement a full municipal plan revision of all elements, or whether just elements of the municipal plan are to be revised, and what this revision is to be based on. The municipal plan must safeguard municipal, regional and national objectives, interests and tasks, and it should include all important objectives and tasks in the municipality. It must be based on the municipal plan strategy and be based on guidelines and orders from governmental and regional authorities. Municipal subplans can be prepared for specific areas, themes or business areas. The municipal plan must have an action element which indicates how the plan is to be followed up over the next four years or more, and be revised annually (Regjeringen.no). The dataset is generated from the nationwide copy of municipal plans. This is kept updated with data from the original plan data at the municipalities. Updating takes place by means of periodic copying from the municipalities' data or synchronisation.

The service/dataset shows governmental planning guidelines for differentiated administration of the beach zone along the waterfront. The planning guidelines are applicable to the 100-metre belt inside the coastal contour. Banning of measures in the beach zone is elaborated with Governmental planning guidelines for differentiated administration of the beach zone along the waterfront. The dataset shows how strictly the ban is to be enforced in the individual municipalities.

Webclient with an overview of land use plans.

Sjøkart Marine infrastruktur WFS contains high-resolution map information about the infrastructure in Norwegian ocean- and coastal areas. This can be useful as a decision-making tool used for planning and management purposes. The data is based on the Norwegian Mapping Authority's maritime primary database and is primarily adapted for a navigation purpose with focus on safe and efficient sailing. The Norwegian Mapping Authority's is not the data owner and can therefore not publish detailed attribute information, or guarantee that the data sets are complete. The Norwegian Mapping Authority's depends on reports from the data owners to keep the data set up to date.

National map client for information on universal design and accessibility. The Norwegian Mapping Authority maps universal design and accessibility in towns, district centers and recreational areas and publishes all data. Data collection is focused on two user groups: People with reduced mobility and people with impaired vision. The data show how the place is designed in respect to accessibility for people with reduced mobility and impaired vision. The data set is a contribution to the national goal of a universally designed society by 2025. All people with disabilities or special needs, temporary or permanent, should be able to be as independent as possible and safe. By that, the project is a contribution to improve public health. The aim of a national mapping project is to ensure consistent and comparable recording of populated areas and recreational areas throughout the country.

The service returns the dataset "Boundaries of natural areas in Oslo and nearby communities" in GML format in accordance with the WFS standard. The dataset defines an area for the scope of the Act of 6 June 2009, no. 35 on natural areas in Oslo and nearby communities ("Markaloven"), which came into force on 1 September 2009. The scope of this Act is established in the regulation of 4 September 2015, no. 1032 on adjustment of the boundaries of natural areas in Oslo and nearby communities establishes the geographical scope of the "Markaloven" Act with associated maps.