Is there an official mobile coverage map for Denmark?
Coverage maps and antenna database
Short answer
Yes. The official mobile coverage map is on tjekditnet.dk, where the state publishes coverage data reported by the Danish mobile operators. Mobile broadband is shown as outdoor coverage in speed intervals, and voice coverage is mapped too. The positions of existing and planned antennas are in the Mastedatabasen on mastedatabasen.dk, where you can search by address and filter by technology. The database shows antennas, not the masts themselves.
Why
- The coverage map is on tjekditnet.dk.
- It covers both voice and mobile data.
- Antenna positions are on mastedatabasen.dk.
Details
Before buying a plan, you can compare on tjekditnet.dk which operator covers best where you use your phone most.
Tip
Ask neighbours how their signal works too, because the map shows outdoor coverage only.
What may differ
Indoor coverage, crowded areas and fast travel by car or train can give a weaker signal than the map.
Common misconception
Operators' own coverage maps are the only maps available.
What actually happens
There is a public map that shows all operators' coverage in one place.
People also ask
- Where is there 5G in Denmark?
- Why is my mobile signal weak indoors?
- How do I check internet speed at an address?
Sources
This answer is for reference only. Prices and terms of mobile plans are set by each operator, so check them with your own operator.
Practical infoRelated questions
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How do you log in to Danish E-tax (TastSelv), and is it in English?
You log in to E-tax for individuals, called TastSelv in Danish, with MitID if you are 15 or older.
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Is there an SMS warning service for deaf people in Denmark?
Yes.
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Does the S!RENEN phone warning need internet, and does it track your phone?
No to both.
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Will you get emergency alerts on a foreign phone in Denmark?
Yes, if your phone is compatible.

