Ordnance Survey is denying the ... That’s certainly what the organisation’s familiar pink maps ... When it comes to mountain spats, though, Snowdon and Thack Moor are tiny in comparison ...

ORDNANCE Survey printed a whopping 1.9 million paper maps in 2011 – and the Snowdonia outdoor leisure map was the biggest seller.

The team spent a night on the summit of Snowdon using high-tech GPS and mapping equipment. But the Ordnance Survey which is responsible for creating the UK's maps says the height of 1085m is correct.

Experts have found that Snowdon is a metre taller than originally thought. Three surveyors have discovered the iconic mountain stands at at 1086m, which is a metre taller than when it was last ...

Thack Moor in the North Pennines, about 12 miles north of Penrith, is 2cm above the 609.6m (2,000ft) mark that signifies mountain status by Ordnance Survey's (OS) definition.

Hikers will now find it easier than ever to plot walks through the UK countryside, thanks to new 3D mapping software launched by Ordnance Survey (OS). Jump to content UK News Website of the Year 2024 ...

Thack Moor in the North Pennines, about 12 miles north of Penrith, is 2cm above the 609.6m (2,000ft) mark that signifies mountain status by Ordnance Survey's (OS) definition.