Krigskart.no is a Norwegian history project dedicated to preserving and sharing knowledge about the Second World War in Norway. Founded in February 2019, it offers an interactive digital map featuring thousands of locations connected to the war and the years of occupation from 1940 to 1945. Visitors can explore sites, view photographs, and learn about the stories behind them.

The map organizes its content into categories including coastal forts, bunkers and other war remains, prisoner camps, Milorg resistance sites, museums, shipwrecks, aircraft wrecks, and historical events. Its listings cover locations such as resistance drop zones, cabins and hidden radio stations, as well as ships and aircraft lost during the war. Krigskart.no encourages people to use the map to plan visits and discover physical traces of this period, while noting that many shipwrecks are protected war graves.

The project draws on numerous sources and collaborates with historians and museums. It also invites volunteers and members of the public to share information about stories and heritage sites missing from the map, helping preserve this history for future generations.