✨OS Maps LAYERS ✨ OS Maps has 4 layers to choose from when creating a route and viewing maps. 🧅 OS Standard Mapping is a free, simple map and a great starting point for planning activities. 🧅 Topographic mapping has more detail and shows OS’s Explorer and Landranger maps. 🧅 Aerial maps shows hi-res imagery, great for seeing the terrain and land use. 🚲 You can also add the National Cycle Network layer to your map to see cycle routes across the UK with the toggle. | Ordnance Survey

How well do you know your OS map symbols? 🗺️🥾🔍 Maps can look complicated... but not when you know what to look for! We break it down in this easy guide, This #NationalWalkingMonth we're thrilled to be launching a new partnership with our friends at Ordnance Survey focussed on helping everyone to access and enjoy the outdoors safely! To celebrate, OS are giving Ramblers supporters 25% off an OS Maps Premium annual subscription - giving new customers digital access to all 607 OS Leisure maps an

OS Maps, the online mapping and route planning tool, now has an amazing new Aerial 3D layer. Use it to explore Britain or preview your next walk. It's available exclusively to Premium subscribers. Find out more, start a free trial or upgrade to Premium today: https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/getoutside/3d/ | Ordnance Survey

Did you know that today marks history in the world of maps and geospatial data? 😯 Today, the three ‘norths’ (true north, magnetic north and grid north) combine at a single point over Great Britain for the first time ever. 🧭 The historic triple alignment will make landfall in the village of Langton Matravers, just west of Swanage, and will stay converged on Great Britain for three and a half years as it slowly travels up the country! Learn more about it here - http://ow.ly/lXL750LrUao #OSMaps #