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This getting started guide provides instructions for using OS Open Zoomstack in different software applications. Users with limited technical knowledge will be able to follow this guide.
OS Open Zoomstack is designed to make OS map data more accessible, customisable and easier to use. It’s a one-file-fits-all product that has reduced the time to install detailed maps by an order of magnitude, saving valuable time and effort.
The instructions contained in this document show you how to produce a feature-rich map that allows users to zoom in and out while being served high-quality, fast-rendering results.
Zoomstack is supplied in GeoPackage and Vector Tiles formats. For demonstrative purposes, this document focuses on the implementation of Zoomstack, using each of the formats in various GIS (Geographic Information System) software applications. It is important to note that many other GIS software applications can be used with the Zoomstack product.
Using the GeoPackage or Vector Tiles format in any of the GIS software products will produce a similar result. You could either work through this guide from beginning to end or you could navigate directly to the Zoomstack format relevant to you:
Once you've produced the map, it is advisable to apply styles to give it that extra visual appeal. The instructions for doing so are also contained in this document.
The purpose of this document is to instruct users about how to produce quality maps using Ordnance Survey's (OS) Zoomstack product. It provides:
An overview of the formats in which Zoomstack is supplied, specifically the Vector Tiles and GeoPackage formats.
Instructions on how to implement Zoomstack Vector Tiles in GIS software applications.
Instructions on how to implement Zoomstack GeoPackage in GIS software applications.
This document is intended for:
Users with no technical knowledge in GIS but are comfortable navigating the internet.
Users with technical knowledge in GIS.
Not all GIS software allows for a stylesheet to be applied directly to your data, so you may be required to manually input the cartographic styles. For this purpose, we have supplied the colour values for each of our four house styles; Outdoor, Road, Light and Night.
You can view the OS Open Zoomstack stylesheets on the Ordnance Survery GitHub repository here.
If you’re creating an interactive web map, you may wish to restrict the ability to pan beyond the extent of the sea polygon. The necessary coordinates for this are:
-11.3, 49.4 - Southwest coordinates
3.5, 61.5 - Northeast coordinates
The names layer is multi-lingual. For settlement names (Cities, Towns, Villages, etc.) the name1 attribute will contain the accepted or English name and name2 will contain the Welsh, Gaelic or English name.
The name1language and name2language attributes let you select which names to display. For example, if you want to show all the Welsh language names then you can use these attributes to filter them out and render them on your map.
These are the attribute values in the language fields:
cym = The name is in the Welsh language.
eng = The name is in the English language.
gla = The name is in the Scottish Gaelic language.
NULL = The language type is not set if there is only one name, or if there are two names, and the language of one or both of the names is not recorded as English, Welsh or Gaelic.
Ordnance Survey's OS Open Zoomstack is an open vector basemap showing coverage of Great Britain from a national level, right down to street detail. Designed to make OS map data more accessible, customisable, and easier to use; OS Open Zoomstack reduces the time needed to install detailed feature-rich maps to visualise your data.
This product is updated every six months
There’s no need to crunch thousands of data files – we’ve done it for you. The data is available in just one single file. It’s provided in easy-to-use formats to help you get started quickly.
Vector Map Tiles contain actual data and not just images, which can be interrogated and analysed. The high-definition mapping also renders quickly, giving a seamless experience.
OS Open Zoomstack gives you consistent mapping content across the whole of Great Britain. Zoom out for an overview or zoom in to get street-level detail. From the Scilly Isles to Shetland you get a seamless mapping experience.
By combining elements of OS OpenData, OS Open Zoomstack offers a variety of mapping features, from local buildings to contours, from greenspaces to foreshore. Whether you're mapping urban or rural environments you can find and customise the content you need.
OS Open Zoomstack is supplied with four beautiful cartographic styles. You can also create your own look and feel by customising the cartography. Apply your own brand colours or get creative, OS Open Zoomstack allows you to create the maps you want.
Access: Download
Data theme: Contextual
Data structure: Vector (Points, Lines, Polygons, Text)
Coverage: Great Britain
Scale: National scale to street scale (1:5 000 000 to 1:10 000)
Format: GeoPackage, Vector Tiles (MBTiles)
Ordering area: All of Great Britain
Publication months: June, December
OS Data Hub plan: OS OpenData Plan (FREE), Public Sector Plan, Premium Plan, Energy & Infrastructure Plan
Access to OS OpenData is free through the OS Data Hub.
A vector tile represents a specific area of the earth’s surface and contains geographic information about the coverage area. Each tile can contain many layers of features such as buildings, roads, rivers, greenspaces, etc. They are packets of geographic data, packaged into tiles for transfer over the web. The information they contain can be used to deliver styled web maps to the end-user.
OS supplies data in the Mapbox Vector Tile Specification, packed in a single MBTiles file (which is based on the SQLite database).
Vector tiles offer users the following benefits:
Styling - customise your map with full and dynamic design control.
File size - lightweight tiles that are efficient and super-fast to render in the client.
Pixel perfect - high resolution, beautiful mapping for all devices.
Open standard - created under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 US License.
Smooth - an improved, seamless user experience when zooming in and out of maps.
Advanced features - Vector Tiles contain actual geographic data (not just images) which can be interrogated and analysed.
Offline maps - store the tiles locally to take your maps offline.
With Zoomstack vector tiles you get one single MBTiles file that is around 3GB in size. It is light enough to be fast on the web and suitable for offline use. OS has pre-selected the right content for each zoom level and supply stylesheets to give you a great starting point. This can save a considerable amount of time and effort.
The instructions that follow are for installing Zoomstack Vector Tiles in Mapbox Studio, Cadcorp SIS Desktop, and QGIS. Please refer to the relevant section based on the GIS software you’re using. Note that the GIS software packages above were used for demonstrative purposes in this guide and that many other GIS software applications can be used with the Zoomstack product.
There are many choices for hosting and serving your own Vector Tiles. Here is a list of the available options for Vector Tiles and some more here relating specifically to MBTiles.
If you want to export the MBTiles file to a directory of files, then you can use Tippecanoe or MBUtil.
It is possible to use OS styles on Vector Tiles you’ve created. Follow the steps below to do this.
You will need to download the folder of stylesheets. You can also view the stylesheets on GitHub.
Once you’ve downloaded and unzipped the folder of stylesheets, navigate to Vector Tiles → Mapbox GL Styles where you will find four styles.
Choose the style that you want to use and open the .json file (e.g. OS Outdoor.json) in a text editor.
Find this chunk of code near the top of the file and paste your data source where it says ADD-SOURCE- URL-HERE:
You can find more information on the different source types here.
Save the .json file.
This style is now ready to use. If you want to customise the style, then Maputnik is a good open source map editor for this job.
GeoPackage is an open, standards-based, portable, platform-independent, compact format for transferring geospatial information. This allows Zoomstack to store geospatial data in a single file that is easy to distribute. It can hold large amounts of data and can support the different geometry types and indexes which make the data much easier to use. Quite simply it is a great Plug n Play format which works with a wide range of software implementations.
GeoPackage offers users the following benefits:
The single file is easy to transfer and offers the end-user a rich experience.
Attribute names are not limited in length making it user friendly.
No file size limit so lots of data can be easily accommodated.
Supports both raster and vector making it versatile for any type of data.
OGC Standard.
The instructions that follow are for installing Zoomstack GeoPackage in various GIS software applications. Please refer to the relevant section based on the GIS software you’re using:
Note that the GIS software packages above were used for demonstrative purposes in this guide and that many other GIS software applications can be used with the Zoomstack product.
The table below provides the list of layers and a brief description for each one.
Layer | Description |
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There are four pre-made styles available for Zoomstack. These can be downloaded from GitHub, and instructions for applying them are available in the associated . This section contains a brief overview of the four available styles to help you choose.
This style focuses on transport networks, specifically highlighting the Great British road network. High in contrast with lots of detail and colour, this style will fit many uses and satisfy those who are familiar with traditional OS maps.
Designed for outdoor leisure and used within our OS Maps desktop and mobile application. Borrowing certain design elements from our traditional paper maps this style focuses on terrain and land cover, has a minimal colour palette and contains familiar symbology.
Designed specifically for data visualisation, this style has a subtle palette and is simple and clear. Use it to add geographic context and make your own data shine.
Night mode mapping that is designed for dark environments. This style is at its best on a mobile device where dark pixels can help save battery power and make the screen easier to use in low lighting conditions.
This technical specification provides detailed technical information about OS Open Zoomstack. It is targeted at technical users and software developers.
OS Open Zoomstack is a comprehensive vector basemap showing coverage of Great Britain at a national level, right down to street-level detail. Described as a “game changer” by users, it's one map, in one file that can be used for GIS, web, mobile or for offline use.
Zoomstack is supplied in GeoPackage and Vector Tiles formats.
This document supports the and provides you with detailed technical information relating to the product.
This document is intended for:
Users with technical knowledge in GIS. Supply Formats
GeoPackage (zipped) – Approximately 3.8GB zipped and 11.8 unzipped
Vector Tiles (MBTiles) – Approximately 2.6GB Coverage
This data covers content for Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland).
We have designed the data schemas slightly differently due to the way they are used and applied within a range of software. These differences are:
Projection – This is the most noticeable difference. The GeoPackage is in British National Grid (EPSG: 27700) whilst Vector Tiles is in Web Mercator (EPSG: 3857).
Number of layers - They contain a different number of layers (21 for GeoPackage, 18 for Vector Tiles) as we endeavoured to make the data as performant as possible, across a range of technologies. The nature of a Vector Tiles pyramid means that many different geometries can exist in the same layer and only be rendered at given zoom levels – a concept not apparent in many GIS software. Therefore, we made decisions to split layers out based on their spatial resolutions (e.g. roads are split into 3 layers; national, regional and local).
Depicting the extent of Great Britain – The GeoPackage contains a Land layer to depict the extent of Great Britain whereas the Vector Tiles contain a Sea layer which is the inverse but gives the same visual appearance.
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Airports | A centre point for all major airports including a name. |
Boundaries | National boundary lines between England - Scotland and England - Wales. |
Building | Generalised building footprints at both local and district resolutions. The local buildings have a unique identifier which can be used to style features distinctly. The identifier will not be persistent between product versions and therefore there will be no change history information for a feature. |
Contours | These contours lines have a 10-metre interval with an index every 50 metres. Each contour contains a value. |
ETL | Electricity Transmission Lines. |
Foreshore | These polygons depict the part of the shore or beach which lies between the Mean Low Water Mark and Mean High Water Mark. |
Greenspace | Polygon features representing the extent of places such as parks and sports facilities that are likely to be accessible to the public. |
Land | This layer depicts the shape of Great Britain. (GeoPackage only) |
Names | Use this point layer to render contextual labels on your map. |
National Parks | Theses polygons depict the extent of the 15 National Parks in Great Britain. |
Railway Stations | This layer contains a point for all stations and includes a name. |
Rail | Lines representing the railway network. They are broken where they pass under bridges, buildings or other obstructing detail. |
Roads | Lines representing the road network. A road is defined as a metalled way for vehicles. |
Sea | This layer depicts the sea around Great Britain. (Vector Tiles only) |
Sites | Polygon features that represent the area or extent of certain types of function or activity. |
Surface Water | These polygons represent inland water bodies that are sufficiently wide enough to be captured as an area. |
Urban Areas | These are generalised polygons representing built-up areas for use at smaller scales. |
Waterlines | Lines representing rivers, canals, drains and other linear bodies of water. |
Woodland | The polygons represent areas of trees: coniferous, non-coniferous and mixed. |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
name | varchar |
geom | Point |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY | National |
type | varchar |
geom | LineString |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY | Index |
type | varchar | Normal |
height | double precision |
geom | LineString |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
geom | LineString |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
geom | Polygon |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY | Allotments Or Community Growing Spaces |
type | varchar | Bowling Green |
type | varchar | Cemetery |
type | varchar | Golf Course |
type | varchar | Other Sports Facility |
type | varchar | Play Space |
type | varchar | Playing Field |
type | varchar | Public Park Or Garden |
type | varchar | Religious Grounds |
geom | Polygon | Tennis Court |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
geom | Polygon |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
uuid | varchar |
geom | Polygon |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY | Country |
type | varchar | Capital |
type | varchar | City |
type | varchar | Town |
type | varchar | Village |
type | varchar | Hamlet |
type | varchar | Small Settlements |
type | varchar | Suburban Area |
type | varchar | Woodland |
type | varchar | Landform |
type | varchar | Landcover |
type | varchar | Water |
type | varchar | Greenspace |
type | varchar | Sites |
type | varchar | Motorway Junction |
type | varchar | National Park |
name1 | varchar |
name1language | varchar | cym |
name1language | varchar | eng |
name1language | varchar | gla |
name1language | varchar | NULL |
name2 | varchar |
name2language | varchar | cym |
name2language | varchar | eng |
name2language | varchar | gla |
name2language | varchar | NULL |
geom | Point |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
geom | Polygon |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY | Light Rapid Transit Station |
type | varchar | Light Rapid Transit Station And London Underground Station |
type | varchar | Light Rapid Transit Station And Railway Station |
type | varchar | London Underground Station |
type | varchar | Railway Station |
type | varchar | Railway Station And London Underground Station |
name | varchar |
geom | Point |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY | Multi Track |
type | varchar | Single Track |
type | varchar | Narrow Gauge |
type | varchar | Tunnel |
geom | Linesting |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
type | varchar | Local |
type | varchar | Minor |
type | varchar | Guided Busway |
name | varchar |
number | varchar |
level | integer | 0 |
level | integer | 1 |
level | integer | 2 |
geom | LineString |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
type | varchar | Primary |
type | varchar | Motorway |
name | varchar |
number | varchar |
level | integer | 0 |
level | integer | 1 |
level | integer | 2 |
geom | LineString |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
type | varchar | A Road |
type | varchar | B Road |
type | varchar | Tunnels |
name | varchar |
number | varchar |
level | integer | 0 |
level | integer | 1 |
level | integer | 2 |
geom | LineString |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
type | varchar | Air Transport |
type | varchar | Education |
type | varchar | Medical Care |
type | varchar | Road Transport |
type | varchar | Water Transport |
geom | MultiPolygon |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
type | varchar | Local |
type | varchar | Regional |
type | varchar | National |
geom | Polygon |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
type | varchar | Regional |
type | varchar | National |
geom | Polygon |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
type | varchar | Local |
type | varchar | District |
type | varchar | Regional |
type | varchar | National |
type | varchar | MHW |
type | varchar | MLW |
geom | LineString |
id | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY |
type | varchar | Local |
type | varchar | Regional |
type | varchar | National |
geom | Polygon |
The tables below indicate an X where a feature type or layer is present at the indicated zoom level.
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n/a
name
X
X
X
X
X
National
type
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
n/a
uuid
X
X
X
X
normal
type ,value
X
X
X
index
type ,value
X
X
X
X
X
X
n/a
n/a
X
X
X
n/a
n/a
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Allotments Or Community Growing Spaces
type
X
X
X
X
X
Bowling green
type
X
X
X
X
X
Cemetry
type
X
X
X
X
X
Golf Course
type
X
X
X
X
X
Other Sports Facility
type
X
X
X
X
X
Play Space
type
X
X
X
X
X
Playing Field
type
X
X
X
X
X
Public Park or Garden
type
X
X
X
X
X
Religious Grounds
type
X
X
X
X
X
Tennis Court
type
X
X
X
X
X
Country
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Capital
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
National Park
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
City
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
x
X
X
X
X
x
X
X
X
Town
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Village
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Hamlet
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Small Settlements
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
Suburban Area
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
X
Woodland
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
Landform
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
Landcover
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
Water
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
X
X
Greenspace
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
Sites
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
X
Motorway Junctions
type, name1, name1language, name2, name2language
X
n/a
n/a
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Light Rapid Transit Station
type, name
X
X
X
Light Rapid Transit Station And London Underground Station
type, name
X
X
X
Light Rapid Transit Station And Railway Station
type, name
X
X
X
London Underground Station
type, name
X
X
X
Railway Station
type, name
X
X
X
Railway Station And London Underground Station
type, name
X
X
X
Multi Track
type
X
X
X
X
X
Single Track
type
X
X
X
X
X
Narrow Gauge
type
X
Tunnel
type
X
X
X
X
X
Motorway
type, name, number, level
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Primary
type, name, number, level
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
A Road
type, name, number, level
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
B Road
type, name, number, level
X
X
X
X
X
Guided Busway
type, name, number, level
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Minor
type, name, number, level
X
X
X
X
Local
type, name, number, level
X
X
X
Restricted
type, name, number, level
X
X
X
Tunnels
type, name, number, level
X
X
X
X
X
X
n/a
n/a
x
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Air Transport
type
X
X
X
X
Education
type
X
X
X
X
Medical Care
type
X
X
X
X
Road Transport
type
X
X
X
X
Water Transport
type
X
X
X
X
n/a
n/a
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
n/a
type
X
X
X
X
X
X
National
type
X
Regional
type
X
District
type
X
X
Local
type
X
X
X
MHW
type
X
X
X
X
X
X
MLW
ty[e
X
X
X
X
X
X
n/a
n/a
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X