Drinking water protection zones currently being reglemented Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied…

Provisional drinking water protection zones Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from geoportal…

Reglemented drinking water protection zones Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from geoportal…

Quantitative Data from Different Groundwater locations The Data is provided ‘as-is’, without any guarantee of correctness.

The different zones emphasize whether a geothermal drilling under the criterion of the groundwater protection is permitted. Generally drillings are permitted in the white zone, only with depth restrictions in the orange zone and prohibited in the red zone. Data not transformed into INSPIRE data…

Pumping stations Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from geoportal sources

Main watercourses Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from geoportal sources

Drinking water tanks Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from geoportal sources

Sources - Water rising naturally from the earth. Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from…

sewage treatment plant data not transformed into INSPIRE data model--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from geoportal sources

Drinking water abstraction points Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from geoportal sources

Drillings and wells dug to exploit groundwater. Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model.--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from…

Affluent watercourses Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model.--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from geoportal sources

Areas in which the application of Metazachlor is forbidden

Fishing sections Data not transformed into INSPIRE data model--------------------------------------- Automatically created dataset for INSPIRE Annexes II and III 'as-is' delivery Description copied from here Data copied from geoportal sources WMS proxied from geoportal sources

The ecological status of the natural waterbodies is assessed in 5 classes going from 1 to 5 (high, good, moderate, poor, bad). The classification of the ecological status is based on the biological quality elements, physico-chemical quality elements and in some cases also the hydromorphological…

According to the water framework directive WFD(DIR 2000/60/CE), important physico chemical parameters are measured in the surface water bodies for the assessment of the ecological status. The modalities for this monitoring are stated in the grand ducal Regulation of 30 December 2010 (règlement…

Overall evaluation of the hydromorphological status per surface water body. The assessment of the hydromorphological status is based on the mapping and the assessment of the structural quality of the Luxembourgish watercourses. The quality element “morphology” has not been covered in the framework…

The surface water typology was determined on the basis of geographical , geological, morphological and hydrological characteristics. The Luxembourgish surface water typology comprises six types. For all six types the reference conditions, which would be achieved if there were no anthropogenic…

The hydromorphological status was determined by a monitoring compliant with the Water Framework Directive (Directive 2000/60/EU). The elaboration of a structural quality mapping is one part of this monitoring. Within the scope of the work on the structural quality mapping, a total of 31 parameters…