Boundary Marker - Flåm, Norway - Public Land Survey Marks on Waymarking.com

Boundary marker on the Flåmsdalsvegen, Flåm.

Sadly I am no authority on Norwegian boundary markers. Here is what I found out about it:

Boundary marker (Grensemerke) used in Norway. The inscription reads "GRENSE OFF. GODKJ. MERKE," which translates to "Boundary Officially Approved Marker." The number "1-2-5" likely refers to its specific designation or identification number. These markers are commonly used to demarcate property boundaries, national borders, or other significant boundary lines, and they are officially recognized and maintained. The marker is driven into a rock, signifying a fixed and permanent boundary point.

There may be information on kartverket.no (visit link)

Here is a link to a document (in Norwegian) - Specification for boundary marks according to the Land Registry Act (visit link)

Type of survey mark: Grensemerke What indicators are near the mark to help people identify where it is located?: Large boulder on river side of road. What property is this mark defining?: Not listed

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