OS MasterMap is a large-scale map suitable for planning maps for planning applications and land registration, and available in CAD and other file types.
Freehold Boundaries
Overlay freehold boundaries information based on Land Registry archives for your CAD planning maps.
Building Heights
Building height data from the Environment Agency, including maximum and minimum heights, average mean and median heights available for your planning maps as an extra layer to Mastermap’s CAD formats.
1m Contours
1m contours, which are available for planning maps, are an accurate representation of the land's topography and cover more than 60% of England, Wales, and a portion of Scotland.
National Tree Map™
A digital record of over 300 million trees of 3m or greater in height in England and Wales. It is available as an additional layer for your planning maps.
OS MasterMap® 3D
A stunning 3D visualisation of buildings and topography providing local urban context. Save time and money on modelling time.
The most professional, up-to-date planning maps of the UK
Mastermap, contours, freehold boundaries, building heights & more in CAD, PDF and other formats
Detailed planning maps with up to 67 layers of information with superb design for faster projects
Planning maps from £15.19 (save up to 22.4%2) with free previews
Define property ownership borders or a property element directly on your planning maps with a simple click.
Options
Select planning maps from a wide range of professional mapping, including OS MasterMap and aerial photography.
Papersize
Make sure that your planning maps are perfectly scaled and oriented and using our Papersize button.
Rectangle
Define the area of your planning maps with the Rectangle tool. Polygon and Set Area are two additional tools that can be used to pick oddly shaped plots.
Save Area
Save a specific area with your preferred reference name for future usage of your planning maps.
Snap to Point
Use the Snap to Point tool on your planning maps to partially highlight a property border or feature.
How our customers use their planning maps
The Telecoms Surveyor
David locates the mast using MapServe’s planning maps in DWG format. He also makes use of the free preview and aerial photos on- site to determine the best access locations for on-site visits.
Leigh primarily orders planning maps in CAD format, which he then superimposes on sketches to locate new access points and determine how each location relates to a project. He then combines the maps with Google Street View to conduct site inspections.
Stuart uses maps for a variety of purposes, including planning applications, checking planning constraints and precedents in a given location and obtaining a certificate of lawful use, which might include proof such as aerial imagery and planning maps.
Myles must ensure that access to a construction site is functional and appropriate and that it follows all necessary guidelines, building laws, and local government restrictions. He must also examine topographical maps to determine how to provide access to current transportation networks and the accessibility of a place.
Robert's job brings him all over the country, surveying a wide range of various sites. As the areas differ, he uses a variety of planning maps for each task. He primarily works on huge residential estates and requires maps covering up to 4000 hectares.
'I use MapServe®'s MasterMap® in black and white CAD format with the addition of 1m contour lines a lot. The contour lines help with the sites to determine if I need to create retaining walls or any other support mechanism and just to understand the ground profile.'