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Description
Explore our collection of Ordnance Survey Maps, designed to meet a wide range of mapping requirements with varying scales and coverage options. The most detailed map we offer is OS MasterMap® including various useful layers such as building heights, freehold boundaries, the National Tree Map™ and 1m contours. These maps are vital resources for professionals such as architects, surveyors and engineers, as they provide accurate mapping data required for daily operations in their respective fields.
| Coverage: | GB |
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| Formats: | CAD (DWG & DXF), GML, PDF, PNG |
| Options: | Colour, black & white |
| Printable scales: | 1:200 – 1:10,000 |
| Stated accuracy: | Urban +/- 1m, rural +/- 2.5m, moorland / mountain +/- 8m |
| Layers: (CAD only): |
‘Standard’ option – up to 20 key layers ‘Pro’ option – up to 67 layers |
| Projection: | OSGB36 geodetic datum using Transverse Mercator projection |
| Grid: | British National Grid |
| Themes: | Buildings, roads, paths, water & natural features |
| Optional layers (CAD only): | 1m contours, building heights, National Tree Map™, freehold boundaries, listed buildings |
| Licence options: | 12 months (other options available on request) |
| Updates: | Every 6 weeks |
| Delivery: | Within seconds of ordering |
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| MasterMap® DWG and DXF (for CAD) |  |
| MasterMap® GML (for GIS) | |
| MasterMap® PDF and PNG formats | |
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Different Uses of Ordnance Survey Mapping Data
The Telecoms Surveyor
Access points to a mast are hard to find so Ordnance Survey mapping data such as aerial photography and Mastermap in DWG format are helpful for a site visit.
The Architect
A combination of OS maps is used to locate access points, connection points between a site and a project and site appraisals.
The Town Planner
OS mapping in various formats is used to check planning constraints and produce planning applications and certificates of lawfulness.
The Transport Planning Consultant
Large scale topographic maps are useful to find accesses to a construction site. OS mapping data help to establish if access to a site is adequate and whether a site corresponds to all appropriate guidelines.
The Arboricultural Consultant
Ordnance Survey maps and the National Tree Map are accurate enough to help survey a large range of land for an arboricultural consultant working across the country.
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