Bradford - BD - Postcode Wall Map - Paper

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This is one of 37 pre-defined map sheets that covers the UK at Sector level displaying all of the first part of the postcode and the first number of the second part, or Inward Code, at a scale of an inch to 2. The Bradford Postcode wall map is a large, laminated Postcode wall map covering the entire BD Postcode Area. There are plenty of recreational facilities throughout the postcode, such as Baildon Moor, in addition to a variety of heritage sites, parks, country walks and reservoirs, which all contribute to BD17's reputation as a peaceful spot for nature lovers. West Yorkshire has a total area of 783 square miles, and a population density of 1133 people per square kilometre. The Editable GeoPDF is a High resolution PDF suitable for DTP, viewing on digital devices, printing, for use within GIS systems.

Optional pins and tags allow you to further personalise your map, for example pinpoint and tag places visited, would like to visit, places you've lived etc. Please note pins and tags are best used when selecting the canvas, pinboard or pinborad with wood frame finish. This Postcode Map is sealed between two flexible sheets of clear plastic for extra protection and durability.Area, District and Sector boundaries and numbers/letters are shown in red with County and Unitary Authority boundaries presented in green. There's plenty of local information, guides and useful data to browse and explore, whether you're a Bradford resident or a visitor to the area. As these maps are digital image files and subject to various copyrights, you must license the image according to your intended use. Xtreme accuracy postcode boundaries with clear regional mapping for you to plan sales and marketing campaigns, leaflet drops, postal mailings, etc.

Ordnance Survey 1:50 000 LandRanger Map Background in Colour including Motorways, Primary Roads, Major Towns, Cities and Villages. It covers the suburbs of Addingham, Allerton, Baildon, Bingley, Eccleshill, Harden, Idle, Thornton, Queensbury, Wilsden, and Windhill. Could this mark the death knell for the Great British high street, and what can we do about it to halt its decline?Laminated, pinboard and wooden frame - Laminated, mounted onto Kapa mount foam centred board and then placed in a wood frame.