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The National Land Survey of Iceland sells digital data on Iceland and digital aerial photos.

As of January 1, 2007 the institute does not sell printed maps due to changes in the law.

Please contact ferdakort@ferdakort.is for printed maps (touring maps).

The history of the National Land Survey of Iceland can be traced back to the turn of the 20th century, when the surveying branch of the Danish General Staff began mapping the country. The National Land Survey of Iceland became an independent institute under the Ministry for Communications in 1956, and from 1990 it has been under the auspices of the Ministry for the Environment.

The institute is located at Stillholt 16-18 in Akranes where it has been located since January 1, 1999. The institute currently has a staff of 28. The managing director is Magnús Guðmundsson.

Objective
To provide and share geographical information on Iceland.


Address:
National Land Survey of Iceland
Stillholt 16-18
300 Akranes

Iceland
Tel.: +354 430 9000
Fax: +354 430 9090

E-mail: lmi@lmi.is
Homepage: www.lmi.is

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