Norwegian Download service for ELF Addresses.

The Cadastre is Norway's official register of real property, including buildings, housing and addresses. The Geointegration project is a project working on joint interface standards and principles for interaction between professional systems, GIS and case/archive systems in the public sector. The project has defined a number of interfaces, including 3 for Cadastral data.

The Cadastre is Norway's official register of real property, including buildings, housing and addresses. The service provides raster images of the Cadastre's map objects: Cadastral units with boundaries (property), building points, sefrak monuments, road addresses (possibly cadastral addresses). The WMS service also includes district with associated boundaries. The Cadastre also has a register element that does not appear in Cadastre WMS. Information registered in the Cadastre is given publicity (announced publicly).

The WFS delivers the dataset airports which contains airports and heliports extracted from N50 map data.

Location of properties based on address identifiers, usually by road name, house number, postal code. Description: An address is an identification of the fixed location of a property. The full address is a hierarchy consisting of components such as geographic names, with an increasing level of detail, e.g.: town, then street name, then house number or name. It may also include a post code or other postal descriptors. The address may include a path of access but this depends on the function of the address.

The Cadastre is Norway's official register of real property, including buildings, housing/housing units and physical addresses. The Cadastre is regulated by the Cadastre Act which came into force on 1 January 2010 and replaced the previous Land Partition Act. The Cadastre also includes data from official registration, the population register, the central coordinating register for legal entities, ground contamination and cultural monuments.