Fotolitograferede i Generalstabens Topografiske Afdeling og Geodatastyrelsen
Lisensiering
The contents of this file is, in either full extent or partially, based on open public geographic data from the Danish Geodata Agency:
Date retrieved: 25. januar 2021.
Source data set: Målebordsblade 1928-1940 (M20L_628_56).
Open public geographic data may be freely reused under the conditions for use of open public
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Further if other sourced are mentioned on the front of a service re-using these data, Danish Geodata Agency or Geodatastyrelsen must appear likewise.
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