Four open data products to help your data analysis

It’s been 10 years since OS OpenData first launched and we currently have 14 products for you to download and use free of charge as backdrop mapping or for data analysis. Did you know that it includes Royal Mail’s postcode data; administrative boundaries; greenspaces; and detailed basemaps? Find out about four OS OpenData products we believe can most help you.
OS Open Zoomstack

Boundary-Line

Code-Point Open

OS Open Greenspace

New OS OpenData coming soon
From July we’ll be launching even more OS OpenData – OS Open UPRN, OS Open USRN , OS Open TOID and OS Open Linked Identifiers. We’re releasing these in conjunction with GeoPlace and the Improvement Service and we’ll publish Unique Property Reference Numbers (UPRNs), Unique Street Reference Numbers (USRNs) and Topographic Identifiers (TOIDs) with associated geometry, under open terms, to allow easier linking and analysis of location-based data.
We’ll also be launching a new way for you to access all of our OS OpenData, in the OS Data Hub. Our trial of the hub is open until 17 June, so you still have time for a sneak peek if you sign up here. We’ll be launching in full from Wednesday 1 July, so watch this space.
The OS OpenData plan through the OS Data Hub includes our APIs: OS Maps API, OS Vector Tile API, OS Features API, OS Linked Identifiers API and OS Names API. The OS Downloads API will also be available for automated downloads of OS OpenData.