LST Knickpoints and Knickzones — Biotop Mapping Database

All knickpoints and knickzones that are listed in the National Biotop Mapping Database. Each knickpoint and knickzone is located on a biotop-maped stretch with a protocol A. A knickpoint or knickzone is a point or shorter distance with a clear change in the bottom slope or bottom level similar to a waterfall. The layer contains only human-caused knickpoints and knickzones. Natural cases are not counted as knickpoints or knickzones. Coordinates of the knickpoint or knick zone are inserted as point objects. Each object has a point. The amount of data for the objects is limited in the layer, but each point has a link to the Protocol A on which that object is posted. Coordinates are in Sweref 99 TM.