®Layers / Forest
See the forest before you walk it
Species, age and growing stock for every forest compartment, and where felling is restricted. From the State Forest Register.
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What the colours mean
Every compartment, by its main tree
Each compartment is coloured by its dominant species. Older stands are drawn denser. Tap one to read age, height, diameter and growing stock.
- Pine
- Spruce
- Birch
- Black alder
- Aspen
- Grey alder
- Oak
How to read it
Try these parcels
Real parcels from the registers. Each opens on the map with this layer on.
17.87 ha of mostly pine, about 120 years old, inside a nature reserve zone of a national park.
Open on the map →88500030038A micro-reserve covers 2.25 ha of this parcel. Felling there is restricted.
Open on the map →8850003008133.51 ha with 23 compartments, a protected tree and several EU habitats.
Open on the map →Where felling is restricted
Protected areas over the stands
Turn on the nature layers to see protected areas, micro-reserves and habitats on top of the stands. These are the places where felling rules are stricter.
Sources and accuracy
| Layer | What it shows | Source | Data as of | Accuracy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Forest stands | Forest compartments by dominant species | State Forest Service, State Forest Register | 8 July 2026 | As declared by forest owners |
Check these yourself
What the registers cannot tell you.
- A timber value for the whole stand. A forest valuer measures on site.
- When a stand reaches felling age by diameter. We use age only.
- Felling permits.
- Forest data released after 8 July 2026.
Read a forest from your desk
Species, age and limits for every compartment, before you drive out.
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