Data sources

Our address data is the Danish Address Register (DAR, Danmarks Adresseregister), published by Klimadatastyrelsen (the Danish Agency for Climate Data) through Datafordeleren. Danish public geodata, DAR included, is free, and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0): you may use it for any purpose, commercial ones included, as long as you credit the source.

Crediting it

If you display or pass on address data you got from this service, credit Klimadatastyrelsen, for example:

Contains data from the Danish Address Register (DAR), © Klimadatastyrelsen, CC BY 4.0.

In Danish:

Indeholder data fra Danmarks Adresseregister (DAR), © Klimadatastyrelsen, CC BY 4.0.

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What we serve

Addresses and access addresses are DAR's, as DAWA served them on 23 September 2026. We store each record in DAWA's flat shape and build the nested and mini shapes from it. Coordinates are held both as WGS84 and as ETRS89 / UTM zone 32N.
Postcodes are DAWA's list of 23 September 2026. Their bounding boxes and visual centres come from Klimadatastyrelsen's boundaries data (DAGI), also CC BY 4.0.
Some nested blocks (parish, police district, court district, constituency, polling district, cadastral parcel, zone) are DAWA's values of 23 September 2026, taken from DAGI and Matriklen. They are not kept up to date; see Differences from DAWA.

The data is provided as it is, without warranty of accuracy or completeness. Coverage is Denmark only.

More information

Klimadatastyrelsen
Datafordeleren, where DAR is published
CC BY 4.0