The above location information is inspired by whereami.uk.

This web site provides a simple mapping system using Ordnance Survey open data. Use is free of charge with a money back guarantee.

Try https://find.me.uk/ followed by a postcode. You can also do a DNS "LOC" lookup for [postcode].find.me.uk

The URL after https://find.me.uk/ can contain a number of / separated fields in any order.

• An O/S grid reference with 6, 8 or 10 digits, or
• A postcode, e.g. RG121QS, or
• easting/northing, e.g. 485953/169190
• A signle letter A to E for zoom level. Default is A, and you can use Z for max zoom out.
• A size widthxheight, e.g. 1000x500
• The string nopin to not set a pin on the map. Other options include noqr, and noinput.

The URL can end with a file type after a dot. The only one that matters is .svg which causes an SVG to be served, else an HTML is served.

If no size is set then HTML has a simple onload that reloads with the page size. If size is set then an SVG is embedded in the HTML and an onresize will reload with a change of size.

To embed in another page as a map, sadly, this SVG does not work in an img tag, it seems, so use an iframe and set width and height and maybe set no padding/margin either to avoid scroll bars..

Thanks to Ross McKillop for the go-location javascript and Paul Dixon for the tools.