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Water & sewer assets along roads

Selected water and sewer objects along public roads from Statens vegvesen's Nasjonal vegdatabank (NVDB, the national road database). The dataset includes:

  • Manhole - structure for connecting pipelines or for taking in water through a grating or drain.
  • Pipeline - pipe for liquid or gas along a road.
  • Closed pipe trench - route with buried pipeline(s) or a crushed stone drain for drainage or other pipe lines.
  • Open ditch - depression in the terrain for drainage, part of the road's water run-off system.
  • Toilet facility - buildings with toilets or urinals (typically at rest areas).

The dataset supplements the broader Manhole cover, drain and hydrant layer, which covers the municipal water and sewer network. For a developer, water and sewer infrastructure near roads is relevant when building close to a public road, and when assessing drainage and surface water management. Included in Placepoint's map layers for infrastructure and transport. Related: Wastewater facilities, Manhole cover, drain and hydrant.

Update frequency: weekly.

How the dataset appears on the map​

The dataset is part of the Infrastructure map layer:

Water & sewer assets along roads in Placepoint

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