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National Land Survey of Finland won the Kaiku Prize
15.05.2012
The State Treasury awarded the Kaiku Prize for 2012 to the National Land Survey of Finland. The prize jury noted that the National Land Survey of Finland had been developing its activities aimed at wellbeing at work and occupational safety and health for a long time and in a systematic fashion.
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National Land Survey topographic data now freely available
04.05.2012
Press release
On 1 May 2012, the National Land Survey of Finland (NLS) opened all its topographic data to be used free of charge. In the beginning, the freely available data will particularly benefit application developers, map enthusiasts and organisations using geographic information.
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Telephone numbers change on 26 March 2012
26.03.2012
The telephone and fax numbers of the National Land Survey (NLS) will change on 26 March 2012, when the NLS will start using telephone numbers common to other state authorities. Click here to see the new numbers.
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The improved cadastral index map means more accurate boundary markers
26.03.2012
Press release
The National Land Survey (NLS) has completed a project lasting more than 30 years to fundamentally improve the accuracy of the cadastral index map. Together with representatives of forestry organisations, municipalities and landowners, the NLS celebrated the completion of the project on 15 March 2012 in Kajaani.
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Real estate sales in 2011: The economic recession seems to be over
21.03.2012
Press release
The National Land Survey (NLS) has issued the Real estate purchase price statistics for 2011. The statistics show that in the real estate business the economic recession seems to be over. The worst period of the recession occurred at the beginning of 2009. Since then the business has clearly picked up. In 2011, a total of 68 700 purchases of real estate were made, which equals the number of purchases made in 2010. The sum of money used on real estate amounted to 8.1 billion euros.
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