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    AED Locations in Norway

    Publicly accessible automated external defibrillators across Norway.

    In a cardiac emergency: call 113 immediately, start CPR, and send someone for the nearest AED.

    Find AEDs by city

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    Frequently asked questions

    How do I find the nearest AED in Norway?

    Open the city page closest to you below to see an interactive map of publicly accessible AEDs. In an emergency, Call 113 first — dispatchers can also direct you to the nearest defibrillator.

    Are AEDs free to use in Norway?

    Yes. Publicly accessible AEDs are designed for use by any bystander. They give voice prompts and only deliver a shock if needed. There are no legal penalties for trying to save a life with one.

    Where is AED location data sourced from?

    AED pins come from OpenAEDMap and OpenStreetMap — a community-maintained dataset. Coverage varies by region; please verify on arrival and consider adding any missing AEDs to openaedmap.org.

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