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Ordnance Survey
@OrdnanceSurvey
Britain's mapping agency. Setting the benchmark in location data. Online 9-5 Mon-Fri.
Southampton, UK
Joined March 2009
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    Introducing the latest updates to the OS National Geographic Database 🎉 🔵 Retail areas 🔵 GB Postcode unit areas and points 🔵 NI Postcode points 🔵 Bus & Cycle lanes - full GB coverage 🔵 Third‑party bridge information Discover the new data: ow.ly/BcK050Yz2CQ
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    Replying to @weetabix and @HeinzUK
    You've lost us on this one...
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    Our calculations have discovered the three 'norths' will combine for the first time in history this week🧭 True north, magnetic north and grid north will combine at a single point - starting at Langton Matravers, a village just west of Swanage #3Norths
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    It took 28 years to complete this geological map of Scotland's mainland! The perfect combination of geology and cartography was created by Harry Young, and framed by his family for his 85th birthday 🗺 📷Shared with permission from @Jefferies_
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    Did you know that there are 82 British islands larger than 5km2? Our GeoDataViz team and @undertheraedar from @sheffielduni explored the islands in #geodata social.os.uk/3VSzl #GBIslands #opendata
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    #tbt to the evolution of OS maps👇
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    We’re testing real life contours! Contours are a feature of many of our mapping products; and now we’re taking them to the next level with our eco-friendly contour paint. 1/2
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    Are you interested in Great Britain's landmarks? This heatmap shows the distribution of historic buildings in GB; including Castles, Estates, Cathedrals, and more. It was created using OS Points of Interest and OS Open Zoomstack through ESRI @ArcGISPro's Kernel Density tool.
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    #30DayMapChallenge Day 6 - Network 🛤️  | OS Cartographer Tom Peterken shows road, tram and water networks in #Nottingham - highlighted on large and small scales. The animation uses OS data and was created in Python, utilising matplotlib and geopandas.
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