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Philip, ... Yes, and I've written a comparison article looking at the main programs for the CTC's Cycle magazine: Tracklogs: http://www.tracklogs.co.uk
Wondering if any here are using, or have tried Ordnance Survey digital maps on their computer. It would seem that a complete set of 1:50,000 can be obtained
It is not quite clear whether the extension(s) was/were built in the 1880s or late 1920s/early 1930s! In principle the map should show the house as it was in
What should have happened is that in the course of the 1923 revision ALL features included in the mapping specification should have been surveyed. Certainly
Dear Nick You should be able to find copies of all OS maps ever produced in the Legal Deposit Libraries which I have listed below. You could view them at the
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