Secondary roads on an Ordnance Survey map are typically shown in white or grey, depending on the scale and edition of the map. They serve as connecting routes between primary roads and local areas.
A canal is typically shown as a blue line with parallel lines running vertically through it on an OS map. It is often accompanied by a blue name label, bridges, locks, and towpaths.
On a UK Ordnance Survey map, a main 'A' road (trunk road, etc) is often shown in red.
Tides are not typically indicated on maps; they change throughout the day based on gravitational forces. Tide tables or charts are more commonly used to determine the high and low tide times at a specific location.
Wind direction is typically shown by an arrow on weather maps, pointing in the direction the wind is coming from. It is also often indicated by a wind vane or windsock in real-time observations.
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OS maps online can make personalized enhanced maps for an individuals as well as individuals companies and websites. IN case you want to show people how to get to your facility
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Andorra is shown on political maps, provided there's enough detail in the map. It's a very small country.
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In the United Kingdom, a Government body, The Ordnance Survey (OS), surveys and prints maps of the UK at various scales.
OS Maps Online are definetly available in the United States but it will take longer to find one. It is less common than if you would find one of Britain.
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