Postcode Boundaries on Google Maps
Building on changes to Ordnance Survey data licensing on the 1st April, Map-Logic have added Postcode Area and District boundaries to Google Maps to provide a highly sought-after online reference tool for businesses and consumers. Users can view a region of Great Britain, view the extent of Postcode Districts in the region and display the District name as required. With Google’s own search tool, users can navigate anywhere in Britain to view Postcode geography and view these boundaries in relation to Google’s street level or satellite maps.
These maps provide popular simple viewing tools that many visitors to Map-Logic are searching for. Postcode boundaries form the framework by which many businesses plan mailing campaigns, sales territory structures or retail networks and are used to quickly locate customers. A quick and free reference tool such as this will help many businesses improve their strategic planning and operational efficiency.
The very same boundaries are also available in a wide range of system formats should businesses wish to use these boundaries in their own GIS or mapping software for more advanced spatial and demographic analysis.
The Online Postcode maps can be viewed at:
http://www.map-
And more information about the boundaries created for the maps can be seen at: http://www.map-
Photo:
http://www.prlog.org/
