Historical maps from across Norway
We have collected some of Norway’s most beautiful and unique historical maps – highlights from centuries of Norwegian cartography. Many of these are hand-drawn originals, executed with a precision and wealth of detail that makes them true works of art.
Most of the maps are sourced from the Kartverket archives, in addition to originals on loan from private owners. These have been repro-photographed in collaboration with Fineartprint – one of Norway’s leading studios for art reproduction. The digitization is performed using digital medium-format cameras, specialized optics, and controlled lighting – the same type of equipment used by leading museums and conservators worldwide. The result is lifelike prints with high precision, closely matching the expression of the original.
We recommend choosing art paper when ordering maps – this provides a museum-quality print on 100% cotton rag, with exceptionally vivid and lifelike colors. All maps can also be ordered fully framed – ready for the wall. Our historical wall maps are equally suited for the home, the cabin, or as a focal point in the office.
Select a county and find maps from your favorite location:
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Søndre Land 1827
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Vardø 1750
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Spruce 1879
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Jeløya 1822
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Hadeland 1827
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Sandnes 1899
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Kristiansund, Aure and Smøla 1890
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Gossa-Vestnes – Molde 1877
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Finnmark 1700
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Map of the Mandal Lillesand section from 1797
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Lepsøyrevet-Åfjord
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City to round
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Karmøy, Sauda and Ryfylke 1860
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Herdla – Fedje 1872
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Dioceses in Southern Norway 1922
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The coast Halten-Bodø 1839
















