Datasets · Geology
Geology (combined), already linked to every property.
Includes: mining rights, groundwater boreholes, gravel and crushed stone, loose masses, marine border, mineral resources, possibility of marine clay and radon susceptibility. Source: Placepoint.
What the dataset contains
Geology (combined) in Placepoint
Includes: mining rights, groundwater boreholes, gravel and crushed stone, loose masses, marine border, mineral resources, possibility of marine clay and radon susceptibility. Source: Placepoint. Part of Placepoint's Geology map layer.
This text is based on the dataset documentation, synced 16 October 2026.
What it looks like
Geology (combined) in the map
The dataset is part of the Geology map layer. You will find a screenshot, the sublayers and what a click on the map shows under Geology (combined).
Update frequency: When the source changes. Last updated 9 September 2026
More in the Geology map layer
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Bedrock, derived maps, NiN
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About the datasetBedrock N250
The map data is mainly based on the national printed bedrock geology map series at a scale of 1:250,000, and has since been harmonised across map sheet boundaries and updated with newer map data.
About the datasetBedrock N50
The maps are built on a combined interpretation of field observations, geophysical data, digital elevation models and aerial photos, along with analyses of collected samples.
About the datasetMining rights
Areas covered by mining rights for state-owned minerals under the Minerals Act: exploration rights (UN) and extraction rights (UT).
About the datasetDrill cores
NGU's drill core archive: places where drill cores have been taken for bedrock, natural stone, metals and industrial minerals.
About the datasetGeochemistry
NGU's national geochemical database: field samples of loose masses, stream sediments and water with analysed elements, and measurement points with geochemical measurements.
About the datasetHow often is the geology (combined) data updated?
When the source changes. The frequency follows the source and is shown on the dataset in Placepoint.
Where does the data come from?
From Placepoint. We collect and quality-check the data, then link it to the right property, with the source and date on every field.
How do I see geology (combined) for a property?
Look up the address in Fusion and turn on the Geology map layer. The dataset is there as its own layer, and the details appear in the property panel when you click on the map.
Can I get the dataset programmatically?
Yes. The same data is available in Placepoint API and in Placepoint AI through MCP, so you can bring it into your own systems and agents.
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