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Classification of statistical tract and basic statistical unit

There are about 14 000 basic statistical units and 1 550 statistical tracts in Norway.The purpose of dividing the municipalities in basic statistical units was to establish small, stable and geographical units which can give a flexible basis for the work with and the presentation of regional statistics for statistcal, analytical and planning purposes.. The basic statistical units are designed to be as stable as possible for a reasonable time period and the units shall be geographically coherent. One main principle is that basic statistical units shall be as homogeneous as possible with respect to e.g. communication and building structure. The statistical tract is an intermediate level between municipality and basic statistical unit.

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Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20271.1.2027
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20261.1.20261.1.2027
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20251.1.20251.1.2026
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20241.1.20241.1.2025
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20231.1.20231.1.2024
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20211.1.20211.1.2023
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20201.1.20201.1.2021
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20191.1.20191.1.2020
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20181.1.20181.1.2019
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20171.1.20171.1.2018
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20161.1.20161.1.2017
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20141.1.20141.1.2016
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20131.1.20131.1.2014
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20121.1.20121.1.2013
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20111.1.20111.1.2012
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20101.1.20101.1.2011
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20091.1.20091.1.2010
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20081.1.20081.1.2009
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20071.1.20071.1.2008
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20061.1.20061.1.2007
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20051.1.20051.1.2006
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20031.1.20031.1.2005
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20021.1.20021.1.2003
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20011.1.20011.1.2002
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 20001.1.20001.1.2001
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19991.1.19991.1.2000
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19981.1.19981.1.1999
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19971.1.19971.1.1998
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19961.1.19961.1.1997
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19951.1.19951.1.1996
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19941.1.19941.1.1995
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19921.1.19921.1.1994
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19911.1.19911.1.1992
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19901.1.19901.1.1991
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19881.1.19881.1.1990
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19871.1.19871.1.1988
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19841.1.19841.1.1987
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19821.1.19821.1.1984
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19811.1.19811.1.1982
Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 19801.1.19801.1.1981
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Statistical tract and basic statistical unit 2008

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1.1.2008
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1.1.2009

There are about 14 000 basic statistical units and 1 550 statistical tracts in Norway.The purpose of dividing the municipalities in basic statistical units was to establish small, stable and geographical units which can give a flexible basis for the work with and the presentation of regional statistics for statistcal, analytical and planning purposes.. The basic statistical units are designed to be as stable as possible for a reasonable time period and the units shall be geographically coherent. One main principle is that basic statistical units shall be as homogeneous as possible with respect to e.g. communication and building structure. The statistical tract is an intermediate level between municipality and basic statistical unit.

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