Denmark’s Administrative Geographical Division (Day)

Denmark’s Administrative Geographical Breakdown (dayi) is part of the common public basic data distributed via the Data distributor in a coherent data model. It is a standardised reference data set that is suitable for compiling other data.

Day I contains the subdivisions: Regional division, part of the territory, municipal division, Sogne division, establishment area, policy district, judicial district, postal code division, additional city name, voting area and consensus council voting area.

The DAGI dataset can be used in interaction with all types of data, such as administrative, economic and statistical data.In combination with other data, new products can be created for dissemination, analysis, decision-making processes or they can be included in different services used in end-user solutions for citizens, case processing, applications or analyses, etc.

Day in 4 target conditions

1: 10.000 — See details
Is the reference target ratio for the most detailed presentation of the administrative boundaries. Suitable for use with data at target ratio 1: 6.500-1: 50: 000. It is this scale that constitutes the actual basic DAGI data, where the accuracy of geographical location is defined as ± 1 metres (see GeoDenmark data).

1: 250.000 — Low planning
Generalised display suitable for use with data at target ratio 1: 100.000-1: 250.000.

1: 500.000 — Overview
Generalised display suitable for use with data at target ratio 1: 300.000-1: 500.000.

1: 2.000.000 — Overview
Generalised display with the least detail suitable for an overall orientation for the whole of Denmark or Europe.