Recent data releases are as follows:

Recent data releases are as follows:

Recent data releases are as follows:

Since 9 September 2022 Digimap had the following product updates to the data available:

Since 10 August 2022 Digimap had the following product updates to the data available for download:

On 8 August 2022 Digimap had the following product updates to the data available for download:

These changes are not reflected in the Roam mapping applications

The July 2022 version of the OS MasterMap Water Network has been released for Data Download. It’s available from Digimap as GML3 and you can read more about the data on the Ordnance Survey website here.

OS MasterMap Water Network is useful for:

• Flood risk understanding/mitigation
• Environmental impact analysis

Geology Digimap now offers the new GeoCoast dataset, which replaces the Coastal Vulnerability dataset.  GeoCoast is available from Geology Download under the Onshore Geology section.  It is available in Shapefile format and only as a national datasets (it’s not possible to select a particular area – the whole dataset will be included in the download).

The Coastal erosion data includes:

• Coastal erosion susceptibility (vertical cliff layers, properties).
• Cliff profiling (slope angle, distance, cliff height). The gridded properties data + inundation layer contain all the details related to the coast:
• Foreshore (type, properties, spatial area).
• Backshore (type, properties, spatial area).
• Coastal erosion susceptibility (vertical cliff layers, properties).
• Cliff profiling (slope angle, distance, cliff height).
• Inundation under climate change scenarios (future sea level rise forecast for 2050, 2080, 2100).
• Coastal subsidence potential (satellite measurements and lithology type)
• Groundwater flooding & coastal flood (combined hazards indicating exacerbated impact).

This Coastal Vulnerability dataset has been withdrawn and is no longer supported by BGS. However, it remains available through Geology Digimap under the Archived Datasets section. It is provided “as is” and used at your own risk.