They have been making maps of Great Britain since 1791, and they update them regularly to account for new details and customer preferences. Their entire business model is founded on a dedication to new ideas. Data collection, management, and dissemination are all areas in which their experts excel, and they are always on the lookout for novel and fruitful methods to assist clients make the most of the information they acquire. They have an assortment of old maps available at their map library, and their associated vendors stock a wide range of artefacts from the past. They collect data on every location in the UK, keep it up to date, and share it with the public. The primary Ordnance Survey map (OS) is periodically updated and now includes 500 million geographical components.
Maps
Find both everyday and out-of-the-ordinary map products in their extensive catalogue. All sorts of paper maps, from standard road maps to the downright bizarre, are available here.
3 Maps for £20! Use code: 3MAPS
*Three for £20 applies to standard OS Explorer and OS Landranger maps only. All other maps included in this offer will be discounted at 33%. Offer excludes Custom Made, Map Sets, City & Street Maps. Cannot be used with items on sale or any other offer. Subject to availability.
1. Map of The Peak District – White Peak Area
The Peak District – White Peak Area is a stunning region of breathtaking beauty. Visitors can explore the entire area, with its honey-coloured limestone villages, rolling hills and rough moorlands offering an idyllic landscape for walking and cycling enthusiasts to roam. The iconic Tissington Trail which runs through the length of the Peak District – White Peak Area will offer hours of pleasure for those who like to take in the views on horseback or by mountain bike, with a large number of historic sites and breathtaking scenery along the way. So why not grab your map of The Peak District – White Peak Area today, if you’re ready for a journey through one of Britain’s most spectacular landscapes! Admire the picturesque landscapes and traditional British settlements like Buxton and Bakewell. Explore the spectacular limestone terrain and the caverns and gorges that provided the inspiration for the name “The White Peak” while indulging in some of the world’s best Bakewell tart.
2. Map of Winchester & Basingstoke
Ordnance Survey recently published an updated map of Winchester and Basingstoke, providing detailed visuals to aid in navigation. This user-friendly map includes labeled roads, highways and other transportation routes, as well as points of interest throughout the area. It marks large parks, nature reserves and major destinations like tourist attractions and sport venues. It also features access features such as footpaths and bridleways. Ordinance Survey maps are trusted for their accuracy and reliability; this new version offers the latest information on one of south England’s most important regions.
3. Map of Cornwall
Cornwall is a county in the south west of England, and to help visitors make the most of their trip, Ordnance Survey has created a map of Cornwall that offers an exhaustive list of activities and attractions which can be visited. From charming beaches and exhilarating coastal paths, to national parks and centuries-old structures, this map provides clear directions along with descriptions of each destination’s points of interest. Visitors to Cornwall will also find local tours, restaurants and pubs nestled within Ordnance Survey’s comprehensive map – making it an invaluable resource for those looking for a holiday that offers unique cultural experiences.
4. Map of Northern Scotland
The Ordnance Survey has released a detailed map of Northern Scotland, providing visitors with an in-depth look into this beautiful region. From rivers and lakes to cities and stately homes, there’s so much to explore in Scotland’s northern regions. Tourists who embark upon the Ordnance Survey’s map will get an unprecedented view – from the majestic mountains of Wester Ross to the rolling glens near Caithness. Whether it be for sightseeing, trekking or exploring historical sites, Ordnance Survey’s new map is an invaluable guide for planning any trip to Northern Scotland.
