The OS MasterMap Topography layer is presented seamlessly with more than 500 Million real world objects – all uniquely identified – including roads, buildings, parks and waterways all managed and maintained by Ordnance Survey within one of the world’s largest spatial databases.
This product is updated every six to eight weeks.
Within the Latitude Mapping Portal you can quickly mark out your area of interest, before taking the map as either a scaled Print or Image, or as a Data Export for your CAD or GIS system.
If you require any help please do not hesitate to contact us? Our sales team are happy to help, contact us on 01707 663090 or enquiries@latitudemaps.co.uk
Mapping from the ground up
In a business of any kind, OS MasterMap Topography Layer gives you the confidence to make location-based decisions about assets, services, environmental risks, customers and operations.
Accurate referencing
Geo-tag your assets, with the topographic identifier (TOID) at the heart of OS MasterMap products. This makes it ideal for monitoring assets such as pipelines, pylons, bridges and warehouses.
Enhanced features
OS MasterMap Topography Layer includes enhanced features – Building Height Attribute to analyse the built environment and Sites Layer showing the main points of access to key sites.
The foundation of the OS MasterMap family
With OS MasterMap Topography Layer, each feature is a record in a database. Each of these records has information about the feature’s position and shape on Earth – its geometry – as well as details about it termed ‘attributes’. It provides an accurate visual context to help you interpret addresses, routes and imagery provided by the other layers.
Planning Applications
OS MasterMap is the trusted mapping for planning applications.
View and print planning maps via our simple step-by-step process. Registration is free and instantaneous. We offer a full range of scales (1:200/1:500/1:1250/1:2500) with prices starting at £15.00 + VAT. Available as pdf/tiff files.
When you are extending your home or carrying out small building projects you will need detailed mapping of your property or site to submit to the planning authorities.
Block plans (1:200/1:500 scale) and location mapping (1:1250/1:2500 scale) may be required when applying for planning permission. Your local planning authority will advise you on the scale and number of copies required for planning and building control regulations. Click here for more information. [link to Planning Maps]
