Official source
Kartverket · Matrikkelen. Norwegian parcels are identified by kommune, gårdsnummer and bruksnummer from Kartverket’s Matrikkelen. Coverage is the mainland, excluding Svalbard.
You may know it as: matrikkelen, gårdsnummer, bruksnummer.
How to look up a parcel in Norway
- Open the map and move to your location, or search for a place or parcel reference.
- Tap the parcel to request it from Kartverket · Matrikkelen.
- Read the area, perimeter, source and retrieval time, then save the parcel with notes and photos or export a report.
Limits to know before you rely on it
- Mainland, excluding Svalbard.
- Parcel geometry is indicative. It is not a survey, an ownership record or a legal boundary determination.
- New official lookups need a connection; saved parcels reopen offline.
Questions
Does Boundara cover all of Norway?
Mainland, excluding Svalbard.
Which official source does Boundara use in Norway?
Kartverket · Matrikkelen. Boundara shows the source and retrieval time with each result.
Is the boundary shown for Norway legally binding?
No. Parcel geometry is indicative. It is not a survey, an ownership record or a legal boundary determination.
Can I use Boundara offline in Norway?
Saved parcels reopen offline. Field map areas are prepared on iPhone while connected, subject to the provider’s terms. New official lookups in Norway need a connection.