Was doing a bit of research on a piece of river and came across this site, I have now got a 1:25,000 map of the exact stretch I want printed for free.

No more following rivers off of one map onto the next, simply find the area you want save, move along the river save again do a little "real" cut and pasting and you have your map.

Also as you have saved the map to your computer you can e-mail it to anyone.

http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/getamap/

Mick

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Cheers Mick, that could come in very useful.

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Multimap has an OS layer now and the windows are much bigger than they are on the OS site.

Also, Multimap also goes down to 1:50,000 now which is very useful.

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i cant seem to crack this, i am looking for a map of loch avich near dalavich and the hill locks in this area, if anyone that is better at at this kind of thing could do it and email it to me that would be much appreciated.

cheers in advance

kevin

How's that? (Then click the OS Map button for the contours etc.)

http://getamap.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/getamap/frames.htm

and wack in Dalavich. Will take you down to 1:25,000

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Agree and you can drag to anywhere on the map as well.

I also nominate the Google map search as being better again. Try that.

kf28

Any good?

http://www.magic.gov.uk/website/magi...JECTID%3d28973

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