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Boundary High Water Mark

Publisher
Ordnance Survey
Updated
10 January 2025
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Summary

In the OS NGD Boundaries Collection, the mean high water (springs) mark is shown to the normal tidal limit (NTL). Areas of salt marsh, mudflats and so on often have extremely complicated tide lines. For ease of digitising and to reduce data volumes, mean high water may be generalised in these areas (not Scotland). The mean high water (springs) mark is represented in the OS NGD Boundaries Collection by a polyline feature. The mean high water (springs) mark is subject to continuous change, but the captured alignment of a tide line is a snapshot on one day. It is not practical to revise tide lines frequently.

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Additional information

Source Metadata
XML, HTML
Date added
09 January 2025
Harvest GUID
EAID_18079BE0_6F4A_44ea_B0C2_7B714AF9FF9F
Extent (Latitude)
60.85° to 49.90°
Extent (Longitude)
-8.66° to 1.79°
Dataset reference date (publication)
2022-09-29
Frequency of update
daily
Access constraints
NGD data is available via OS Partners and to PSGA members
Responsible party
Ordnance Survey (publisher)
ISO 19139 resource type
dataset
Metadata language
eng

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