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268 layers
Places & services
Service proximity (coverage area)10
- Grocery store · travel timeThe area that reaches the nearest grocery store along the road network, in bands by travel time.
- Pharmacy · travel timeThe area that reaches the nearest pharmacy along the road network, in bands by travel time.
- Health centre · travel timeThe area that reaches the nearest health centre along the road network, in bands by travel time.
- Hospital · travel timeThe area that reaches the nearest hospital along the road network, in bands by travel time.
- Library · travel timeThe area that reaches the nearest library along the road network, in bands by travel time.
- Swimming pool · travel timeThe area that reaches the nearest swimming baths along the road network, in bands by travel time.
- Train station · travel timeThe area that reaches the nearest train station along the road network, in bands by travel time.
- EV charger · travel timeThe area that reaches the nearest public charging station along the road network, in bands by travel time.
- School · walking timeThe area that reaches the nearest school, measured as walking time along the road network.
- Preschool · walking timeThe area that reaches the nearest preschool, measured as walking time along the road network.
Schools + school quality3
- Compulsory schools (merit value etc.)Sweden's compulsory schools, colourable by merit rating, eligibility or share of qualified teachers (Skolverket).
- Upper secondary schoolsUpper secondary schools with Skolverket's quality measures per school.
- Preschools (no quality data)Preschools as a point layer. No quality data exists at preschool level.
Health & care6
- Health centresHealth centres and GP surgeries from OpenStreetMap.
- HospitalHospitals from OpenStreetMap.
- Emergency departmentsEmergency departments from OpenStreetMap.
- PharmacyPharmacies from OpenStreetMap.
- Dental care (public/private)Dental clinics, both public dental service and private.
- Care homeCare homes and nursing homes from OpenStreetMap.
Society & land (OSM)2
- CemeteriesChurchyards and cemeteries from OpenStreetMap.
- Allotment gardensAllotment gardens and allotment plots from OpenStreetMap.
Other layers3
- Associations & venuesAssociations and their premises, from the site's register of associations.
- EventsWikidata's recurring public events in Sweden: festivals, markets, fairs, parades and races. Just over 200 points. The next date is missing for almost all of them: the map shows that the event exists, not when it takes place.
- Museum sites (colored by type)Crowdsourced places from the site's own contribution feed: museums, artworks, sights and local history, coloured by type.
Food & drink11
The groups below are points from OpenStreetMap.
Health & care10
Education10
Culture & entertainment9
Community & services10
Religion & belief11
Transport & travel15
Sport & exercise17
Nature & outdoors14
Housing & accommodation6
Retail30
Cultural heritage10
Infrastructure9
Offices & services10
Emergency & information9
Chains · Fast food & cafés8
Chains · Pharmacies4
Chains · Home, DIY & discount11
Chains · Electronics5
Chains · Sports & clothing10
Chains · Banks5
67 layers
Nature & environment
Protected nature6
- Nature reserve & national parkNature reserves and national parks (Naturvårdsverket).
- Natura 2000Natura 2000, the EU's network of protected areas.
- Ramsar wetlandRamsar sites: wetlands protected by international convention.
- Water protection areaWater protection areas around drinking water sources.
- Biotope protection (forest)Skogsstyrelsen's habitat protection areas on forest land.
- National interest: outdoor recreationNational interest for outdoor recreation: areas the state has designated for recreation.
Natural values in forest (Swedish Forest Agency)4
- Woodland key habitatsSkogsstyrelsen's woodland key habitats: forest land with high natural value. An assessment of natural value, not protection. The inventory has in practice been frozen since 2021.
- Key habitats (forestry companies)Key habitats that forestry companies such as Sveaskog and SCA have registered with Skogsstyrelsen themselves. A different selection process from the agency's own inventory.
- Sites with conservation valuesSkogsstyrelsen's sites with natural value: areas just below key habitat level. Also an assessment, not protection.
- Swamp forestsSkogsstyrelsen's swamp forest inventory: wet and damp forest land, mapped 1980 to 2001, with three quarters interpreted from aerial photos without field visits.
Wildlife & nature2
- Known birding sitesWell-known birdwatching sites with name and location.
- Species distribution, search a speciesObservation density for a chosen animal species as a heatmap, straight from GBIF.
Land cover (Lantmäteriet)3
- ForestForest land from Lantmäteriet's land cover data.
- Agriculture (arable land)Arable land and other farmland from Lantmäteriet's land cover data.
- IndustryIndustrial land from Lantmäteriet's land cover data.
Felling notifications (Swedish Forest Agency)2
- Notified felling (5 yrs)Skogsstyrelsen's felling notifications from the last five years, coloured by year of notification. A notification is an intention, not a completed clear-cut.
- Completed felling (since 2000)Skogsstyrelsen's completed fellings since 2000, mapped from satellite images and coloured by year of felling. Only fellings linked to a notification are included.
Forest base data (Swedish Forest Agency)4
- Tree heightThe Swedish Forest Agency's laser-derived tree height, mean per 50 m cell: an empty area means no trees, not unmeasured.
- Soil moistureSLU's soil moisture map in three classes, modelled from laser data and trained on forest land.
- 3D trees (near urban areas)Individual trees in 3D from Skogsstyrelsen's canopy height model, with height and crown width measured per tree. Built municipality by municipality.
- 3D trees, impostor (near urban areas)The same trees as 3D trees, but drawn at a distance as billboards against a pre-baked image of the tree: a fraction of the triangles, the same heights and crown widths.
Sun & sky4
- Sun path (point, day by day)The sun's path over a chosen point, day by day: sunrise, sunset and elevation.
- Sun over Sweden (daylight)Day length across Sweden for a chosen date.
- Earth & sun (day/night, time)Day and night across the globe at a chosen time.
- Chance to see the auroraModelled chance of seeing the northern lights, based on geomagnetic activity.
Climate 1961– (SMHI)3
- Mean annual temperatureSMHI's mean annual temperature 1991–2020 on a 4 km grid (PTHBV).
- Annual precipitationSMHI's annual precipitation 1991–2020 on a 4 km grid, corrected for measurement losses (PTHBV).
- Warming since 1961–1990How much warmer 1991–2020 was than 1961–1990 per 4 km square, according to SMHI's PTHBV.
Other layers2
- Mean wind at 100 m
- LakesSweden's lakes as areas, from Lantmäteriet's map data.
Leisure & recreation1
- Bathing sites (bathing water quality)Official bathing sites with the latest bathing water quality sample.
Leisure & recreation · Trails3
- Hiking trailsWaymarked hiking trails from OpenStreetMap.
- Cycling trailsWaymarked cycling routes from OpenStreetMap.
- Ski trailsMarked ski tracks and ski trails from OpenStreetMap.
Leisure & recreation · Sports & leisure9
- Swimming pools & bathsSwimming pools and swimming baths from OpenStreetMap.
- Sports hallsSports halls and gymnasiums from OpenStreetMap.
- Ice & skating rinksIce rinks and outdoor rinks from OpenStreetMap.
- GymGyms and fitness centres from OpenStreetMap.
- Sports fieldsSports grounds and pitches from OpenStreetMap.
- Floodlit trailFloodlit trails for running and skiing.
- Golf coursesGolf courses from OpenStreetMap.
- Motorsport (racing/karting/motocross)Motorsport tracks: racing, karting and motocross.
- Harness & flat racingTrotting and horse racing tracks.
Leisure & recreation · Mushroom spots (modelled)6
- ChanterelleWhere conditions are best for chanterelles: older conifer and mixed forest on moist till. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type, slope and clear-cuts, tempered by current weather in each municipality. Conditions, not finds.
- Funnel chanterelleWhere conditions are best for funnel chanterelles: damp, mossy older spruce forest, ideally on a north-facing slope. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type, slope and clear-cuts, tempered by current weather in each municipality. Conditions, not finds.
- Porcini (king bolete)Where conditions are best for porcini: moist to dry older spruce and pine forest on till. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type, slope and clear-cuts, tempered by current weather in each municipality. Conditions, not finds.
- Slippery jack & velvet bolete (pine heath)Where conditions are best for slippery jacks and velvet boletes: dry pine forest on sand and gravel. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type, slope and clear-cuts, tempered by current weather in each municipality. Conditions, not finds.
- Black trumpetWhere conditions are best for black trumpets: older broadleaf forest with beech, oak and hazel. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type, slope and clear-cuts, tempered by current weather in each municipality. Conditions, not finds.
- Morels (spring)Where conditions are best for morels in spring: fresh burn sites, new clear-cuts and sandy pine land. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type, slope and clear-cuts, tempered by current weather in each municipality. Conditions, not finds.
Leisure & recreation · Berries and herbs (modelled)5
- RaspberryWhere conditions are best for raspberries: clear-cuts 3 to 10 years old and forest edges. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type and altitude, with a picking season per municipality. Conditions, not finds.
- LingonberryWhere conditions are best for lingonberries: dry clear-cuts and open pine forest on sand and glaciofluvial deposits. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type and altitude, with a picking season per municipality. Conditions, not finds.
- BilberryWhere conditions are best for blueberries: older pine and spruce forest on moist ground, not too dense. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type and altitude, with a picking season per municipality. Conditions, not finds.
- CloudberryWhere conditions are best for cloudberries: open bog in the north and at high altitude. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type and altitude, with a picking season per municipality. Conditions, not finds.
- Wild garlic (spring)Where conditions are best for wild garlic: damp broadleaf forest on clayey, lime-rich soil in southern Sweden. Modelled from forest type, tree height, soil moisture, soil type and altitude, with a picking season per municipality. Conditions, not finds.
Environmental nuisances · Air quality2
- PM2.5 (fine particles)Concentration of fine particles (PM2.5) as a raster map.
- NO₂ (nitrogen dioxide)Concentration of nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) as a raster map.
Environmental nuisances · Noise4
- Road trafficNoise spread from road traffic (Trafikverket's EU noise mapping).
- RailwayNoise spread from rail traffic (Trafikverket's EU noise mapping).
- FlightsNoise spread from air traffic (Trafikverket's EU noise mapping).
- Natural areas (quiet)Naturvårdsverket's sound levels in natural areas: where it is still quiet.
Hunting: game habitat (modelled)7
- ElkWhere conditions are best for moose: large forest areas with young forest and scrub, far from fields and buildings. Modelled from land use (NMD), tree height, clear-cuts and Trafikverket's wildlife collisions for the range. Conditions, not finds. Hunting season per county from the hunting ordinance.
- Roe deerWhere conditions are best for roe deer: edges between forest and open land in farmland. Modelled from land use (NMD), tree height, clear-cuts and Trafikverket's wildlife collisions for the range. Conditions, not finds. Hunting season per county from the hunting ordinance.
- Wild boarWhere conditions are best for wild boar: oak and beech forest with acorns and mast, not too close to dense settlement. Modelled from land use (NMD), tree height, clear-cuts and Trafikverket's wildlife collisions for the range. Conditions, not finds. Hunting season per county from the hunting ordinance.
- Red deerWhere conditions are best for red deer: large continuous areas with some farmland, a little way from urban areas. Modelled from land use (NMD), tree height, clear-cuts and Trafikverket's wildlife collisions for the range. Conditions, not finds. Hunting season per county from the hunting ordinance.
- Fallow deerWhere conditions are best for fallow deer: farmland with oak and beech. Modelled from land use (NMD), tree height, clear-cuts and Trafikverket's wildlife collisions for the range. Conditions, not finds. Hunting season per county from the hunting ordinance.
- CapercaillieWhere conditions are best for capercaillie: large continuous pine-rich conifer forests far from fields and buildings, sparser in Skåne. Modelled from land use (NMD), tree species and location in the country, without collision data for birds. Conditions, not finds. Hunting season per county from the hunting ordinance.
- Black grouseWhere conditions are best for black grouse: bog and forest in a mosaic with clear-cuts and birch scrub. Modelled from land use (NMD), tree height and location in the country, without collision data for birds. Conditions, not finds. Hunting season per county from the hunting ordinance.
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Infrastructure & transport
Other layers2
- Buildings (colored by type)Lantmäteriet's buildings, coloured by building type.
- Cycle network (cycleways)The everyday cycling network: cycle paths and cycle lanes from OpenStreetMap.
Public transport7
- Railway linesThe railway network as lines.
- Domestic flightsScheduled domestic flight routes between Swedish airports.
- TrainTrain lines from public transport open data.
- Bus routesBus lines from public transport open data.
- FerriesFerry routes, both road ferries and scheduled sea services.
- Metro, commuter rail & tramMetro, commuter rail and tram as separate lines.
- Transit hubsPlaces where at least two public transport lines meet, graded by number of lines.
Freight & logistics4
- Freight railway (track class)The railway network coloured by Trafikverket's track type, with freight corridors highlighted.
- Industrial & commercial landIndustrial and commercial land as areas, just over 7,000 areas across the country.
- Heavy traffic (AADT)Heavy traffic per road section, measured as annual average daily traffic (AADT).
- Ports (cargo volume)Swedish ports graded by freight volume, with change over time.
Power, energy & grid6
- Power linesPower lines coloured by voltage level.
- SubstationsSwitchyards and substations in the power grid.
- Grid capacityIndicative available capacity per county, from Svenska kraftnät's grid capacity map.
- Electricity price areasThe electricity price areas SE1 to SE4.
- Wind turbineBuilt wind turbines with capacity and year of commissioning.
- Charging stationsPublic charging stations for electric cars.
Mobile coverage2
- Cell towersMobile transmitters: masts and towers in the mobile network.
- Mobile coverage (model)Modelled mobile coverage on a 250 metre grid, adjusted for terrain and land cover.
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Housing & prices
Land & plots2
- Vacant plotsVacant plots for sale from the municipality: house plots and business land: from the municipalities' own open data following the national specification. 506 plots, but only 13 of 290 municipalities publish the data, so an empty map means the municipality does not publish.
- Urban development areasHand-curated urban development areas such as Slakthusområdet, Hagastaden, Frihamnen and Hyllie: what is being built, how many homes, the timeline and which metro or railway is on the way, with a link to the municipality's project page. 89 areas; the ring is an approximate extent.
Prices & rents2
- Buy: houses + condominiums (municipality)Housing prices per municipality over time, for houses and tenant-owned apartments.
- Rent: rental apartments 2016–2025 (municipality)Rent per square metre for rental apartments per municipality, 2016 to 2025 (SCB).
Population & areas4
- SCB projection 2024–2070Statistics Sweden's official population projection per municipality, 2024 to 2070.
- Population density (heat map)Population density as a heatmap, from Statistics Sweden's open kilometre grid.
- Change over time (RegSO/DeSO)Change per residential area (RegSO or DeSO) with a year slider, for a chosen measure.
- Stability 2011–2024 (RegSO)Areas whose key figures stayed still from 2011 to 2024: volatility, not direction.
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Risks & restrictions
Other layers3
- Warnings right nowSMHI's current weather warnings (yellow, orange, red) and messages, fetched live.
- Future sea levelWhich areas end up under water at a chosen future sea level (SMHI).
- Contaminated landPotentially contaminated land from the county administrative boards' EBH register, about 85,000 sites.
Natural hazards (SGU)7
- Landslide risk (advisory areas)SGU's caution areas for landslides and slope failures in fine-grained soil.
- Past landslides (landslide scars)Past landslides, slope failures and debris flows that have left traces in the terrain.
- Lake flooding (Vänern/Mälaren)Estimated flood extent around Vänern and Mälaren (Swedish Civil Defence and Resilience Agency, formerly MSB).
- Flooding from watercoursesEstimated flood extent along watercourses at high flows (Swedish Civil Defence and Resilience Agency, formerly MSB).
- Coastal erosionSGU's mapping of coastal erosion along the shores.
- Ravines (inland erosion)Ravines and erosion features inland (SGU).
- Forest fires (since 2018)Areas burnt in forest fires since 2018 (Skogsstyrelsen).
Public safety2
- Reported crimes / 100k (by type)Reported crimes per 100,000 inhabitants and crime type (Brå).
- Vulnerable areas (police 2025)The police's 2025 assessment of vulnerable areas, as areas.
Public safety · Justice system7
- Prisons (security class)Prison and Probation Service prisons, coloured by security class.
- Fenix units (extra high security)The Fenix units: places with extra high security.
- Remand prisonsRemand prisons run by the Prison and Probation Service.
- Police stationsPolice stations and police offices.
- CourtsCourts: district courts, courts of appeal and administrative courts.
- SiS youth homes & LVM homesSiS special youth homes and LVM homes.
- Probation officeProbation offices.
Emergency preparedness · Fire stations2
- Fire stations (type)Fire stations coloured by type: full-time, part-time or volunteer.
- Coverage area (response time ~5/10/15 min)Modelled response time from the nearest fire station, in bands around 5, 10 and 15 minutes.
Emergency preparedness2
- SheltersSweden's civil defence shelters with the number of places per shelter.
- Military areas & firing rangesMilitary areas and firing ranges where access is restricted.
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Economy & politics
Municipal finances2
- Net income, solvency, tax (by measure)The municipality's own finances: nine measures such as surplus, equity ratio and tax rate, 2008 to 2025.
- Entrepreneurship, wage ratio, climate (by measure)Business in the municipality: seven measures such as entrepreneurship, wage ratio and business climate.
Politics3
- Largest party / vote share (1973–2022)Largest party and vote share in the municipal council elections 1973 to 2022.
- General elections 2010–2022 (RegSO)The general elections of 2010, 2014, 2018 and 2022 per residential area: largest party, turnout and each party's share of the vote: as a level or as the change from the previous election.
- Political governance by year (1994–2025)Which bloc or party has governed the municipality in each term of office, 1994 to 2025.
41 layers
Map geek
Bedrock & structure · Bedrock (SGU)4
- Rock typesSGU's bedrock map: the rock types beneath the soil cover.
- Age of the rockHow old the bedrock under the point is, coloured by geological era. The age comes from SGU's own description of the geological unit.
- Tectonic unitsTectonic units: the big building blocks of Sweden's bedrock.
- Deformation zonesDeformation zones: fracture zones and shear zones in the bedrock.
Bedrock & structure3
- Magnetic anomalySGU's aeromagnetic anomaly map: the structure of the bedrock through soil and water.
- Geologically interesting sites133 curated places where Swedish geology can be seen on site: canyons, type localities, river rock slabs.
- Gravity (Bouguer)SGU's Bouguer anomaly: how heavy the bedrock is, meaning density rather than magnetism.
Soils, sediment & radiation · Soil types (SGU)2
- Soil typeSGU's soil map: till, clay, sand and peat at the surface.
- Radon riskRadon risk class derived from the soil type.
Soils, sediment & radiation · Acid sulfate soil (SGU)2
- Mapped areasMapped areas of acid sulfate soil, which can acidify watercourses when drained.
- Sample pointsSample points where acid sulfate soil has been investigated in the field.
Soils, sediment & radiation · Seabed (SGU)2
- Seabed typeSeabed surface substrate: sand, clay, till or rock.
- Fiber banksFibre banks: old discharges from the pulp industry on the seabed.
Soils, sediment & radiation · Uranium (SGU)2
- Uranium in bedrock (outcrop measurements)Uranium content measured directly on rock outcrops.
- Uranium in till (soil samples)Uranium content in till samples.
Soils, sediment & radiation1
- Ground motion: subsiding landWhere the ground is sinking, measured with satellite radar 2020–2024: settlement in clay, peat and fill.
Ore, wells & heat · Mines & minerals (SGU)4
- MinesMines, both active and closed, with mineral and period of operation.
- Quarries / pitsQuarries and pits: rock, gravel, sand and peat.
- ConcessionsExploitation concessions: the right to mine a deposit.
- Exploration permitsValid exploration permits for mineral prospecting.
Ore, wells & heat1
- Wells (energy + water)SGU's well archive: energy wells and water wells, just over 800,000 of them.
Ore, wells & heat · Ground-source heat (SGU)2
- Soil depth to bedrockHow deep it is down to bedrock, from SGU's soil depth model.
- Thermal conductivityThe thermal conductivity of the bedrock, which determines the yield of a ground-source heat well.
The ice age · Ice age traces (SGU)6
- Eskers (glaciofluvial ridges)Eskers: gravel deposited by meltwater rivers beneath the ice sheet.
- Meltwater channelsMeltwater channels carved out by the meltwater.
- DrumlinsDrumlins: streamlined till ridges that show the movement of the ice.
- Moraine ridgesMoraine ridges deposited at the ice margin.
- ShorelinesBeach ridges from higher sea levels after the ice age.
- Highest shorelineThe highest coastline: the highest the sea reached after the ice age.
The ice age4
- Ice movement directionGlacial striations as an arrow field: which way the ice sheet moved.
- Sea, ice lakes & inland iceSGU's official model of sea, ice lakes and ice sheet through the end of the ice age.
- Land upliftOngoing land uplift in millimetres per year.
- The sea's retreat after the Ice AgeThe sea's retreat after the ice age: when a place rose out of the water.
Terrain & slope3
- Ground slope (colored)Slope in degrees, colour-coded, calculated from Lantmäteriet's elevation model.
- Shaded reliefHillshade: the terrain lit at an angle from above.
- Steep slopes (≥15°)Slopes steeper than 15 degrees.
Reference systems2
- SWEREF zonesThe twelve local projection zones in SWEREF 99.
- Reference points (SWEPOS)SWEPOS reference stations for satellite positioning.
Time zones3
- Solar time (local mean solar time)Local mean solar time: the time set by the sun, not by law.
- Nautical time zones (15° bands)Nautical time zones: the straight 15-degree bands at sea.
- Official time zones (IANA)Official time zones according to the IANA database.
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Rules & rights
Regulations8
- Shoreline protection, calculated (100 m)Calculated general shoreline protection, 100 metres from the shoreline. Indicative, not an official decision.
- Shoreline protection, extendedExtended shoreline protection where the county administrative board has decided on more than 100 metres.
- National interest for nature conservationNational interest for nature conservation: areas the state has designated as nationally valuable nature.
- National interest for cultural heritageNational interest for cultural heritage: nationally valuable cultural environments.
- National interest for valuable mineralsNational interest for valuable substances and materials: deposits the state wants to protect.
- Landscape-view protectionLandscape protection: older protection of open landscapes.
- Animal & plant protection areaWildlife and plant protection areas with access rules during parts of the year.
- Natural monumentNatural monuments: individual protected trees, boulders and formations.
Reindeer husbandry3
- The reindeer herding areaThe reindeer husbandry area: where reindeer herding is permitted.
- National interest · core areasNational interest for reindeer husbandry, core areas: the most valuable parts.
- National interest · totalNational interest for reindeer husbandry as a whole.
Detailed plans2
- Detailed development plansCurrent detailed development plans from the National Geodata Platform.
- Plan provisions (zoom 12+)The plan provisions inside the detailed plans, visible from zoom 12.
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Basic settings
Other layers17
- Municipality boundariesThe boundaries of the 290 municipalities.
- Choropleth fillMunicipality areas coloured by the key figure you chose to colour the map by.
- POI pointsThe point layer showing the place types you have ticked.
- My pinsPins you have placed yourself. Saved in your browser.
- LikedMunicipalities you have liked (★).
- VisitedMunicipalities you have visited: the tick (✓) and the ring around the selected municipality.
- Infrastructure plansTrafikverket's planned and ongoing infrastructure projects.
- Province bordersThe boundaries of the 25 provinces.
- Land borders (Norrland/Svealand/Götaland)Götaland, Svealand and Norrland.
- County boundariesThe boundaries of the 21 counties.
- National areas (NUTS 2)National areas, the EU's statistical division NUTS 2.
- Healthcare regionsThe six healthcare regions.
- Fast mode (low data)Fast mode: fewer layers and lighter data, for slow connections.
- 3D buildings
- Mount Everest (scale reference)A model of Mount Everest to place anywhere on the map as a scale reference: contour rings from Copernicus GLO-90 within 12 km of the summit, extruded from sea level. Requires the 3D map to be on and the camera to be tilted.
- Sweden's footprint (cubes)Sweden's footprint over one year as cubes at real volume, to place anywhere on the map: greenhouse gases, waste and materials. Switch between all of Sweden and per person. Each cube carries its source, its year and its density assumption. Requires the 3D map to be on and the camera to be tilted.
- Hide all labelsHides all text on the map: place names, municipality names, street names and labels. Your own pins and notes stay.