Product code: 15894422 / 065363
Providing complete GB coverage, the OS Explorer map series details information essential in the great outdoors, including youth hostels, pubs and visitor information. Rights of way, fences, permissive paths and bridleways are clearly shown, ensuring you have the best information to get the most out of your time in the countryside.
Features
This map comes with a digital version which you can download to your smartphone or tablet.
Go to OS.uk/redeem for more details (terms and conditions apply).
Scratch off the panel on the inside cover of the map to reveal a code, you are then just three easy steps away from downloading your digital map.
If the scratch panel has already been scratched off or if you have any problems downloading your map, please call the OS Customer Service Centre on 03456 050505.
Ordnance Survey | |
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155 | |
Explorer | |
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Cannot be offered in the following areas, and will be attempted within 48 hours: BT (all Northern Ireland), GY, IM, JE, KW11-17, HS, PH32-35, ZE.
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I like the explorer range, but oddly here there was some mismatch of a slither of boundary between explorer 155d and 156d. Some overlap would have helped. Bought as an aid to walking the Kennet and Avon canal. Had some problems navigating some paths in the surrounding area due to farmers blocking some routes. And non obvious paths across agricultural land. Makes me wonder if people are using GPS aids these days for these blind walks, or there are a lack of ramblers in Wiltshire walking them. I haven't tried their associated digital maps yet. But it did make me think that augmented digital versions - with landmarks such as trees and photos could really help.
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I bought a map and it came in the post....wow!