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Ordnance Survey Mastermap in DXF

DXF derived from OS Mastermap — OS Mastermap in DXF

OS Mastermap (Large Scale Mapping) in DXF ready for CAD…

The data is delivered as a seamless, geographically contiguous area. This means that you only receive the area you select without additional, unwanted data, as may happen with tile-based products.

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