159 datasets found

Maintained set of regions to continue supporting statistical analysis. Currently there are no maintained regions for Scotland and Wales.

Boundaries for the three traditional countries which make up Great Britain, namely England, Scotland, and Wales.

Scotland is divided into parliamentary constituencies for voting purposes to elect Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs). Wales is divided into parliamentary constituencies...

A named intersection between roads at a junction or roundabout. The intersection may be numbered, have an official name or be assigned a modelled name based on the names of the...

Point feature associated with permanent inland water that is too small to be captured as a Water feature but which OS consider to be of sufficient interest to be captured.

A Road Link is a linear spatial object that defines the geometry and connectivity of a road network between two points in the network. Road Links can represent single...

The Non-Addressable Object Feature Type represents local authority and Ordnance Survey captured features that are currently live but are objects that would not be expected to be...

The Scottish Parliament electoral region is a grouping of Scottish Parliament constituencies. The Welsh Parliament electoral region is a grouping of Welsh Parliament...

England, Scotland and Wales are divided into parliamentary constituencies for voting purposes to elect members (MPs) to the Westminster Parliament. Parliamentary constituencies...

Feature which has a line geometry and represents a linear, freestanding, manmade construction that is not a building and is not wide enough to capture as a structure. Examples...

Highway dedication provides an indication of the type of Highway user who has access to that particular section of the Highway. Against every section of geometry supplied by the...

The Pre-Build Address Feature Type represents local authority addresses that will be able to receive mail, deliveries or services, where the property is either yet to be built...

The Historic counties data shows the county boundaries based on records and mapping circa 1888, using the following acts as primary sources: Local Government (England and Wales)...

A feature which has a line geometry and represents a wall between two buildings, building internal divisions, or an overhanging building edge.

An area on the Earth's surface that has not otherwise been captured as a Building Part, Structure Point, or Water Point feature and is too small to capture as a Land feature,...

Polygon feature which represents the recognisable extent of certain types of function or activity. Examples include a caravan site, a university, and a railway centre.

A ceremonial county is an area that has an appointed Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff and is used for ceremonial purposes in relation to the monarchy. These areas are referred...

Polygon feature representing either a complete separate building, or part of a larger building where internal divisions exist from ground to roof level which can be identified...

A road feature is a link set which represents a collection of road link features that share the same name (for example, Bilston Road) or classification number (for example,...

A feature which has a point geometry and provides information about whether the road is maintained at public expense by a national or local highway authority, a road authority...