OS Sitemap DXF Data for CAD (Plan, Design and Build Licence)

Sitemap DXF? is the format of highly-detailed, layered mapping data which is primarily used by the architectural industry. The format is vector based which enables limitless scaling & plotting without loss of clarity and enables the user to integrate their plans & designs directly into the mapping.

The format is derived from Ordnance Survey?s National Topographic Database (NTD), which holds more than 200 million individual features of the British landscape, creating a seamless computer map of Great Britain which receives 5000+ updates daily.

OS Sitemap DXF? Data is available under two licensing arrangements?
IBU (Internal Business Use)
PDB (Plan, Design and Build)
It is your responsibility to ensure that the data you purchase is licensed for the purpose of use.

Ensuring you get the correct licence...
For a summary & comparison of the two end-user licensing principles please click here
To learn more about the licensing arrangements for Best Practice in Business click here
To purchase DXF Data under the IBU (Internal Business Use) Licence please click here
To view the full IBU licence click here
To view the full PDB licence click here

DXF? (Data eXchange Format) conforms to AutoCAD? release 12 onwards. This is a proprietary data format owned by Autodesk? by which digital drawings and/or data may be transferred between CAD users. DXF provides a graphic presentation, but the level to which attributes are represented is dependent on the CAD package with which the data is used. Above & Beyond are prepared to send you the data ordered in .dwg format should you encounter any compatibility issues with the software you use...you can request this in advance by writing your requirements in the 'additional info' section of the order form above..

Buy the area you require:
The mapped coverage you can purchase directly through this website is a short list of the most typically requested areas. We can, however, produce any area up to 10,000 Hectares (10km x 10km) and in any shape!
If you wish to purchase a different area than those listed and/or if your site is an irregular shape then you need not worry?
We can provide a basic overview map of the area around your site by email for you to outline the area needed & then fax or email back to us. We?ll then supply a quote on that area for you to confirm & purchase giving details over the phone. To do this?email us at dxfenquiries@aboveandbeyond.co.uk with any relevant information such as the property address, postcode, town or village name and the approximate size of area you require.

For a detailed guide to OS Sitemap DXF? you can download the user guide here

Note: Prices shown are inclusive of VAT @ 17.5% and may be subject to a variable discount as outlined above and found within the basket.
To order one of the areas listed please complete the order form above ensuring that the indicated mandatory fields all contain correct information.
To check whether the area you wish to purchase is classed as urban or rural click here. Enter your details (postcode or placename) and then click into the map image displayed to see a thumbnail of your area with its associated scale. Above & Beyond are under no obligation to supply an area purchased as rural data if that area is defined by OS as urban data. In the event of this occurring we shall contact you to determine the area you require & / or arrange for additional payment to be processed.

Ordnance Survey (OS) is Great Britain's national mapping agency, providing the most reliable, accurate and up-to-date mapping data available on the market. Ordnance Survey maps form the basis of almost all British Mapping products and so are used in one way or another by almost everyone in the UK on a daily basis. If you plan to go anywhere, especially into the great outdoors away from the cities, it is recommended that you take a good, up to date walking map. You'll also discover many things you didn't know about in your own neighbourhood on an Ordnance Survey Map.
OS maps are available as folded paper versions straight off the shelf. Many are also available as laminated waterproof (Active Map) versions which last many more years than the paper versions & allow the user to mark the map in pencil which can then be erased easily later.
OS's range of leisure maps are published in a variety of scales:
OS Tour Maps (1:100,000 scale) – These usually cover a county-sized area, show major and many minor roads and contain tourist information & selected footpaths. Tour maps have sky-blue covers.
OS Landranger Maps (1:50,000 scale) – The general purpose leisure map. Landrangers have pink covers & 204 sheets cover the whole of Great Britain & the Isle of Man. The map shows all footpaths and have a standard size coverage of 40km by 40km.
OS Explorer & Outdoor Leisure maps (1:25,000 scale) – Specifically designed for walkers and cyclists. They have orange covers with 403 sheets covering the whole of Great Britain. Explorer maps are the most detailed leisure maps that Ordnance Survey publish. Area coverage for each map does vary as some are single sided sheets & others double sided. The Outdoor Leisure series are all double sided & complement the OS Explorer Maps, showing areas of greater interest such as National Park areas in England and Wales with an enlarged area coverage.
OS Explorer Active map (1:25,000 scale) – The OS Explorer & Outdoor Leisure maps available as a plastic-laminated waterproof version. Fully waterproof & tearproof with the laminate being bonded to the paper.
OS Select (Explorer 1:25,000 or Landranger 1:50,000 scale) – Ever found that the place you want to go to is on the edge of a map? OS Select is a bespoke product that allows you to choose the centre point & personalise it with a title & subtitle. Landranger coverage is the standard 40km by 40km, Explorer coverage is 20km by 20km & they can be produced folded or flat.
OS also map the country in incredible detail and this map is known as the OS Mastermap. This is used to derive all 'Large-scale' products such as Sitemap & Landplan which are generally used in planning processes.
Ordnance Survey was formed in 1791. Scottish rebellion and war with France lead the English to realise the strategic significance of accurate maps. Amid fears of the French Revolution spreading across the English Channel the government ordered the Board of Ordnance to commence a survey of the southern coastline. Within 20 years around a third of England & Wales was mapped to the scale of 1 inch to the mile. Necessity for more detailed maps throughout the following decades resulted in surveys at 6 inches to the mile & then 25 inches to the mile, the latter completed in 1895. In the 20th Century Ordnance Survey returned to its militaristic roots by contributing significantly allied efforts in the two World Wars. In more recent years there has been a revolution in the way in which map data is gathered. In 1995 Britain became the first country in the world to complete its large-scale electronic mapping database.
OS are now one of the world's largest producers of maps. Whatever you do in the great outdoors ensure that it is accompanied by an OS map!
http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/

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