Open building footprints
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Mapped building shapes inside Woodstock parish.
Current snapshot - 14 Aug 2026
Woodstock base map + WISH spatial layers
OpenStreetMap supplies the visual base map. The parish boundary, building geometry and addressable-place points are loaded from WISH’s own local snapshot and aligned over it.
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Loading the local WISH spatial snapshot…
Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Building and road/river-derived block data © OpenStreetMap contributors, Overture Maps Foundation. Overture data is provided under the ODbL. Data licensing details.
What is a UPRN? UPRN stands for Unique Property Reference Number. It is the official ID for an addressable place — for example a house, flat, shop or other property. One building can contain several UPRNs, so a UPRN count is not the same thing as a building or household count.
Addressable places (UPRNs)
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Official identifiers for places that can have an address, such as homes, flats and businesses.
UPRNs inside buildings
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Addressable places whose mapped point falls directly inside one of the current building footprints.
Buildings with UPRNs
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Mapped buildings containing at least one addressable place.
Population · 2021
3,522
Historic Census civil-parish baseline, not a live population estimate.
Households · 2021
1,594
Census households are different from both buildings and addressable places.
Nature & access around Woodstock
Defra and Natural England’s MAGIC map brings together authoritative environmental and countryside datasets. This shortcut opens MAGIC centred on Woodstock with a small set of useful local layers already switched on.
- Countryside and Rights of Way access land
- Registered common land
- Ancient woodland
- Sites of Special Scientific Interest
- Wood pasture and parkland
- Lowland meadow
Tap image to open MAGIC