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Commercial premises are not shown on OS maps. However, it may be possible to get information via an OS product called Address Point.

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Who made the os map?

The Ordnance Survey (OS) is the national mapping agency for Great Britain, responsible for creating detailed maps of the region. Founded in 1791, its original purpose was to provide accurate maps for military purposes. Over the years, it has expanded to produce a wide range of maps for various uses, including hiking, planning, and navigation. The OS is renowned for its precision and comprehensive coverage of the landscape.


What unit is land measured in on OS maps?

On Ordnance Survey (OS) maps, land is typically measured in hectares for larger areas, while smaller plots may be represented in square meters. OS maps use various symbols and colors to denote different land uses, such as urban, agricultural, and natural landscapes. Additionally, elevation is often indicated in meters above sea level.


What are rises on old OS maps?

Rises on old OS (Ordnance Survey) maps refer to elevated landforms, such as hills or ridges, that are depicted using contour lines. These lines represent changes in elevation, with closer lines indicating steeper terrain. Rises can also be marked with symbols or shading to indicate their prominence. Such maps are valuable for understanding topography and landscape features in historical contexts.


What is the colour of a secondary road in an ordnance survey map?

Red . On all the many OS maps that I have, motorways are blue.


What is a canal shown as on a os map?

A blue line. It will also be annotated (in blue) "canal" or given a name eg. Shropshire Union Canal.