1. The urban dimension of ecosystem services (ES) is underexposed, while the importance of ES for human well-being is nowhere as evident as in cities. Urban challenges such as air pollution, noise and heat can be moderated by urban green space (UGS), simultaneously providing multiple other services. However, available methods to quantify ES cannot typically deal with the high spatial and thematic resolution land cover data that are needed to better understand ES supply in the urban context. 2. This study derives methods to quantify and map a bundle of six ES as supplied by UGS, using land cover data with high spatial and thematic resolution, and applies these to the city of Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Land cover data comprise eight classes of UGS. Methods are derived from an evidence base on the importance of UGS types for the supply of each of the six ES that was built using literature review. 3. The evidence base reveals that UGS types differ in their contribution to various ES, although the strength of ... : Ecosystem services mapsThe zipfile contains ArcGIS layerfiles and supporting files (ArcGIS 10) used to create ecosystem services maps for Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The first set of files compiles a map of ecosystem services totals at district level. The second set of files compiles a map of Rotterdam's main roads. The remaining file sets compile maps of six ecosystem services at neighbourhood level: air purification (AP), carbon storage (CS), cooling (C), noise reduction (NR), recreation (R), and runoff retention (RR). These are calculated using data of tree (t), woodland (w), tall shrub (ts), short shrub (ss), herbaceous (h), garden (g), water (wa), and other vegetation (o) cover. Detailed information about the methods used to compile these maps is available in the publication and supplementary material.GIS_data_for_Dryad.zip ...