Did you know OS Maps is available free on Microsoft Bing Maps? To access them go to https://www.bing.com/maps. Then click the drop-down menu under Road and select Ordnance Survey.
OS Maps on Bing
You can then zoom to any location to display the OS map for that area.
OS map on Bing
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It’s looking as though the OS Maps access through Bing has ended. Either that, or it has changed so drastically that this page is obsolete.
Hi Dave,
Just checked and the feature is still available. You need to be using a computer to access. The button to access the map is over to the right of the page. I had to scroll across to reveal it.
Hope this helps,
Anthony
Gone for me too… I’m on a desktop PC fast internet and graphics.
I have the road button but it only offers the Aerial option, Streetside and Ordinance Survey as in the screenshot are gone.
Hi David,
A number of people have complained of similar occurrences. If you have a look at this page (and the subsequent pages) there are some suggested solutions: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/bing/forum/all/os-maps-option-in-bing-maps/e618e6dd-e26f-42f8-b8e4-fb1db49e400d