OS Open Zoomstack

OS Open Zoomstack is a comprehensive vector basemap showing coverage of Great Britain at a national level, right down to street-level detail.

Data
  • Airports — more information — 46 Features
    • A centre point for all major airports including a name.
  • Boundaries — more information — 32 Features
    • National boundary lines between England - Scotland and England - Wales.
  • Contours — more information — 952689 Features
    • These contours lines have a 10-metre interval with an index every 50 metres. Each contour contains a value.
  • District Buildings — more information — 2756155 Features
    • Generalised building footprints at district resolution.
  • ETL — more information — 3456 Features
    • Electricity Transmission Lines.
  • Foreshore — more information — 36931 Features
    • These polygons depict the part of the shore or beach which lies between the Mean Low Water Mark and Mean High Water Mark.
  • Greenspace — more information — 163772 Features
    • Polygon features representing the extent of places such as parks and sports facilities that are likely to be accessible to the public.
  • Land — more information — 47845 Features
    • This layer depicts the shape of Great Britain.
  • Local Buildings — more information — 14767492 Features
    • Generalised building footprints at local resolution. The buildings have a unique identifier which can be used to style features distinctly. The identifier will not be persistent between product versions and therefore there will be no change history information for a feature.
  • Local Roads — more information — 3179639 Features
    • Lines representing the road network. A road is defined as a metalled way for vehicles.
  • Names — more information — 663624 Features
    • Use this point layer to render contextual labels on your map.
  • National Parks — more information — 39 Features
    • Theses polygons depict the extent of the 15 National Parks in Great Britain.
  • National Roads — more information — 123905 Features
    • Lines representing the road network. A road is defined as a metalled way for vehicles.
  • Rail — more information — 105582 Features
    • Lines representing the railway network. They are broken where they pass under bridges, buildings or other obstructing detail.
  • RailwayStation — more information — 3473 Features
    • This layer contains a point for all stations and includes a name.
  • Regional Roads — more information — 342709 Features
    • Lines representing the road network. A road is defined as a metalled way for vehicles.
  • Sites — more information — 36163 Features
    • Polygon features that represent the area or extent of certain types of function or activity.
  • Surface Water — more information — 520687 Features
    • These polygons represent inland water bodies that are sufficiently wide enough to be captured as an area.
  • Urban Areas — more information — 5499 Features
    • These are generalised polygons representing built-up areas for use at smaller scales.
  • Waterlines — more information — 2503541 Features
    • Lines representing rivers, canals, drains and other linear bodies of water.
  • Woodland — more information — 1285805 Features
    • The polygons represent areas of trees: coniferous, non-coniferous and mixed.

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