🗺️PSGA Product Summary

This page provides an overview of all the OS data products available to PSGA Members on an unlimited basis across the OS NGD, APIs and Download data products.

This page lists all of the OS data products available to Public Sector Geospatial Agreement (PSGA) Members on an unlimited basis across the OS National Geographic Database (OS NGD), APIs and Downloadable products. It also lists the small number of OS Premium and Beta products not available through the PSGA.

The Public Sector Geospatial Agreement (PSGA) sets out how Ordnance Survey (OS) provides world-leading location data and expertise to the public sector across Britain. It supports the delivery of critical infrastructure and services, as well as working to help protect our environment. 

Find out more about the PSGA by visiting the OS website, including the benefits of joining, instructions on how to access OS data, success stories, support, registration process information and instructions, and a PSGA Member finder tool to check if your organisation is already a member.

A plain text version of the PSGA product summary is also available.

OS National Geographic Database

The OS National Geographic Database (OS NGD) is the latest generation of authoritative geospatial data to describe the geography of Great Britain – delivering increased currency, improved data structures and enhanced metadata to allow users to make the most of OS data.

APIs

Our APIs give programmatic access to OS data and services, providing a powerful gateway to rich geospatial data that empowers organisations to integrate mapping data into their applications.

Download data products

OS produces two types of Download data product: Premium and OpenData:

  • Premium products refer to paid-for datasets – whether they’re paid for by businesses, purchased through an OS Partner, or accessed free at the point of use under the PSGA.

  • OpenData products are free to use by anyone for any purpose – including for services from which you make a profit.

Download data products are grouped by portfolio: Addresses and names, Areas and zones, Buildings and infrastructure, Land and terrain, Maps and imagery, Transport network, and Water.

Addresses and names

Explore mapping data relating to addresses, Unique Property Reference Numbers (UPRNs), named features and places. Discover address details, postcodes, identifiers and features.

Areas and zones

Explore mapping data designed to provide information about areas used for administration and analysis. Discover postcodes, boundaries and built up areas.

Buildings and infrastructure

Explore mapping data designed to provide information about the built environment. Discover building and structure features, identifiers and topography layers.

Example image showing OS MasterMap Topography Layer product data over a background map.

OS MasterMap Topography Layer

A detailed and accurate view of the landscape of Great Britain, representing both the manmade and natural environment, with over 500 million real-world objects.

Land and terrain

Explore mapping data designed to show land cover, land use and elevation. Discover land and built environment features, greenspace and topography layers.

Maps and imagery

Explore mapping data designed to provide visual context, allowing you to perform simple analysis. Discover raster and vector maps, imagery and topography layers.

Transport network

Explore mapping data designed to provide information about roads, paths, trams, ferries and railways. Discover transport networks, features and identifiers.

Water

Explore mapping data designed to show water bodies, tidelines and river networks. Discover water features, identifiers and topography layers.

Example image showing OS MasterMap Topography Layer product data over a background map.

OS MasterMap Topography Layer

A detailed and accurate view of the landscape of Great Britain, representing both the manmade and natural environment, with over 500 million real-world objects.

Additional products outside of the PSGA

The following premium and beta products are not available as part of the PSGA; these can often be trialled through using product sample data or accessed through an OS licensed partner by following the links under 'How to get this product' from the relevant product pages below:

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