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Historic England Research Spatial Reports GIS data

Publisher
Historic England
Updated
31 January 2025
Topic
Environment

Summary

Access to those reports within the Historic England Research Reports series that relate to geographically defined sites such as a building where a building assessment or dendrochronology has been carried out, or a field covered by a geophysical survey. It important to note that there a lot of reports in the database that do not have a spatial location e.g. those that are thematic. These are still available via the Research Reports database. Spatial data relating to reports within the Historic England Research Reports series. This is point data for the grid reference given in the report, or where this was not available from other sources. The majority of reports relate to discrete features such as a building where a building assessment or dendrochronology has been carried out, or a field covered by a geophysical survey. However, there are also a small number of thematic reports that have contained detailed gazetteers allowing multiple links to the same report e.g. Police Stations, Jewish Cemeteries and Shropshire Inns. The most extreme example of this is the Gas Industry report where over 1500 points are used. There are also a number of large area projects covering extensive regions. Because this is a point layer, these are merely covered by a centre point for the feature. Data updated frequently.

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