Find tracks near a Place

Find tracks within :   km

of a Place named :

or from OS grid ref : HPHTHUHWHXHYHZNANBNCNDNFNGNHNJNKNLNMNNNONRNSNTNUNWNXNYNZOVSCSDSESHSJ--SKSMSNSOSPSRSSSTSUSVSWSXSYSZTATFTGTLTMTQTRTV NGR NGR = National Grid Reference, specifies a point on the ground using Ordnance Survey Landranger map coordinates.

Example; ST 123 567
More about NGR in the 'Grid Refs' FAQ

Find tracks by Name

Find tracks in OS square HPHTHUHWHXHYHZNANBNCNDNFNGNHNJNKNLNMNNNONRNSNTNUNWNXNYNZOVSCSDSESHSJ--SKSMSNSOSPSRSSSTSUSVSWSXSYSZTATFTGTLTMTQTRTV   OS Square letters The leading part of an OS grid reference is a two-letter code, e.g. TQ , which defines a 100km square.

or in Landranger sheet no.   Landranger numbers The common pink OS 'Landranger' maps covering the UK at 1:50,000 scale are numbered 1 to 204

named

   
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Find tracks with Restrictions

Find tracks in OS square HPHTHUHWHXHYHZNANBNCNDNFNGNHNJNKNLNMNNNONRNSNTNUNWNXNYNZOVSCSDSESHSJ--SKSMSNSOSPSRSSSTSUSVSWSXSYSZTATFTGTLTMTQTRTV   OS Square letters The leading part of an OS grid reference is a two-letter code, e.g. TQ , which defines a 100km square.

or in Landranger sheet no.   Landranger numbers The common pink OS 'Landranger' maps covering the UK at 1:50,000 scale are numbered 1 to 204

with some kind of Restriction in place (e.g a TRO or Permit scheme)

Find tracks by type

Find tracks in OS square HPHTHUHWHXHYHZNANBNCNDNFNGNHNJNKNLNMNNNONRNSNTNUNWNXNYNZOVSCSDSESHSJ--SKSMSNSOSPSRSSSTSUSVSWSXSYSZTATFTGTLTMTQTRTV   OS Square letters The leading part of an OS grid reference is a two-letter code, e.g. TQ , which defines a 100km square.

or in Landranger sheet no.   Landranger numbers The common pink OS 'Landranger' maps covering the UK at 1:50,000 scale are numbered 1 to 204

where the - select -Definitive MapList of StreetsOrdnance Survey Map

is includedexcludedFootpath Bridleway Byway Open to All Traffic (BOAT) Road Used as a Public Path (RUPP) Restricted Byway includedexcludedIncluded (but not specific) Metalled public road, passable to vehicles Metalled public road, with restricted access to vehicles Unmetalled public road or track Pedestrian way or footpath open to the public Private road or track (may carry public footpath) Metalled track or cycleway open to public Other public right of way includedexcludedA class road B class road Metalled road (yellow) Other road (white) Path (black dashed) ORPA Other Route with Public Access BOAT Byway Open to All Traffic RB Restricted Byway RUPP Road Used as a Public Path Bridleway Footpath Permissive Bridleway Permissive Footpath National Trail National or regional Cycle Trail Off-road Cycle Route Not shown on this map! unknown

   
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Find tracks by Authority Reference

Find tracks in OS square HPHTHUHWHXHYHZNANBNCNDNFNGNHNJNKNLNMNNNONRNSNTNUNWNXNYNZOVSCSDSESHSJ--SKSMSNSOSPSRSSSTSUSVSWSXSYSZTATFTGTLTMTQTRTV   OS Square letters The leading part of an OS grid reference is a two-letter code, e.g. TQ , which defines a 100km square.

or in Landranger sheet no.   Landranger numbers The common pink OS 'Landranger' maps covering the UK at 1:50,000 scale are numbered 1 to 204

with reference Authority Reference This could be a road number like U223 or a RoW number like Bloggsbury 21

Find tracks by UID

Find tracks with UID UID UID = Unique IDentification number, a method of uniquely naming track sections within the system, calculated from the position of the track.

Example format; ST2378-01
More help in 'UID' FAQ