OS OpenMap – Local Downloads
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The legend for OS OpenMap – Local provides a full list of features and their styling in the raster format.
Land and sea tiles created for use with OS VectorMap Local work seamlessly with OS OpenMap Local and are made available as downloadable zip files from this page.
Predefined stylesheets for OS OpenMap – Local are available for download from the OS OpenMap – Local Stylesheets GitHub repository. To download a ZIP containing all stylesheets, navigate to Code > Download ZIP.
XML versions of the OS OpenMap – Local code lists are available below:
Code lists provide a controlled list and formal definition for values used in certain attributes of the product.
The XML schemas for all OS Open products are available from the XML file resources page on the XML file resources page on the Ordnance Survey website. The schema file for this product is included below:
The XML File Repository License, covering the terms and conditions for the use of all Ordnance Survey XML schemas, is made available through the in the Resources section.
Our land tiles complete land areas at each zoom level, as required. They define the spatial extents of each product so you can apply a background colour of your choice to areas of the map not covered by Tidal Water. These are available as a downloadable zip file
Our free 5km x 5km sea tiles an supporting TIFF World Files are free to download as a zip file grouped by OS grid coverage. These can be combined into a single directory, covering all of Great Britain, if required. OS VectorMap Local sea tiles are geo-tagged, so they don't require additional world files.
Our free 5km x 5km sea tiles an supporting TIFF World Files are free to download as a zip file grouped by OS grid coverage. These can be combined into a single directory, covering all of Great Britain, if required. OS VectorMap Local sea tiles are geo-tagged, so they don't require additional world files.