Definitions of unit types

Address: An official address is the complete address for a building, part of a building, unit of use, property or another object that is registered with an address in Norway’s official property register, the cadastre. Every address must be specified by coordinates.
Workplace accident: Workplace accidents include occupational injuries and fatal accidents on Norwegian or foreign territory, in petroleum activities at sea and in service on ships or during fishing/hunting.
Building: Buildings in the Ground Property, Address and Building Register (GAB) that are included in Norwegian statistics are defined as constructions for which a utility floor space can be measured. The utility floor space is measured in accordance with Norwegian Standard NS 3940 Area and volume calculations of buildings.

Cattle: Cattle, often referred to simply as cows and bulls, are a type of livestock that is kept for milk and meat production.
County (administrative): County (administrative) is an administrative unit for regional state and county authority activities, respectively.
County (geographic): County (geographic) is a designation for a regional level in statistics. The counties are delimited by the national border, territorial border, demarcation line at sea and county border.
Course: A course is an educational activity.
Dwelling: A dwelling is a residential unit consisting of one or more rooms that are built or rebuilt as an all-year private residence for one or more persons. It must be possible to enter the rooms without going through another dwelling. A dwelling can be either a flat or a bedsit. A flat is a dwelling with at least one room and kitchen (flat also includes detached house, row housing etc.). A bedsit is a room with its own entrance and is regarded as a dwelling for one or more persons. The residents must have access to water and toilet without going through another dwelling. This also includes bedsits in bedsit buildings with shared entrances and kitchens, typical student bedsits and units for the elderly and disabled etc. Bedsits that do not have a separate entrance (e.g. rooms in a private dwelling) are not regarded as a dwelling.
Election: Election includes Norwegian parliamentary, county, municipal and Sámi parliamentary elections
Enterprise: The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) defines an enterprise as the minimum combination of legal entities that produce goods or services, and which to a certain degree has independent decision-making powers.
Establishment: Defined as a locally delimited functional unit that mainly carries out business within a specific industry group (Standard Industrial Classification).
Family: A family consists of persons who are permanently resident in the same dwelling, and who are linked to each other as spouses, cohabitants, registered partners and/or as parents and unmarried children (regardless of the age of the unmarried child(ren)). A family can, at most, consist of two (consecutive) generations, and only one married/cohabiting couple. Individuals are also regarded as families, whereby all persons belong to a family and a household, either with others, or on their own.
Goods/services: Goods are tangible products, while services are intangible products/activities.
Governmental enterprise: Government enterprises are administrative bodies, including ministries, i.e. all enterprises that are part of the government as legal entities.
Household: A household consists of persons who are permanently resident in the same dwelling (dwelling unit) or institution. A private household consists of persons who are permanently resident in the same dwelling, but the dwelling is not an institution. An institutional household consists of persons who are permanently resident, and whose needs for food, nursing and care, are covered in the institution.

Municipality (administrative): Municipality (administrative) is an administrative unit that denotes both a political and an administrative level.
Municipality (geographic): Municipality (geographic) is a designation for a regional level in statistics. The municipalities are delimited by the national border, territorial border, demarcation line at sea, county border and municipality border. In addition, the baseline and 1 nautical mile are included, which are legal demarcations off the coast.
Offence: An offence is a punishable act as described in the Norwegian penal codes and special legislation.
Person: Person is a single person, an individual.
Port call: About ships: visiting a port
Property: Property is any object to which property rights can be attached. In Statistics Norway's statistics, property is the same as "immovable property". (The other two main categories are personal property and intellectual property)
Securities: Securities is a document that represents a monetary claim, e.g. shares, bond and contracts.
Ship: A ship is a vessel used to transport people or goods on water. Ship is a common term for a larger seagoing vessel, in contrast to boat, which usually denotes a smaller craft or vessel.
Traffic accident: Traffic accidents include fatal accidents and other accidents with personal injury that have been reported to the police. The traffic accidents have occurred on a public or private road, street or space open to general traffic.
Transaction: Transaction is an economic term for the transfer of a given sum of money (digital or cash) from one party to another, in return for some form of good or service.
Vehicle: A vehicle is an appliance that is provided to drive on the ground.