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24-06-2007, 06:27
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Trying to find out the boundaries for sheffields postcodes.
Does anyone have a map they can give me a link for or send me in a file?
Thanks
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24-06-2007, 08:54
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Originally Posted by tommo86
Trying to find out the boundaries for sheffields postcodes.
Does anyone have a map they can give me a link for or send me in a file?
Thanks
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This any good ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S_postcode_area
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24-06-2007, 10:32
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Or you could try the estate agents websites if you want a visual representation:
I can't post links yet but Blundells, Saxton Mee and Haybrook all show the post code areas. Just click on property search on their homepage.
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24-06-2007, 10:40
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UPS drivers use to give out post code books at one time, don't know if they still do.
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24-06-2007, 11:23
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Thats good, but just two small problems
- Location: USA
- Post Code in UK---Zip Code in the US
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24-06-2007, 12:02
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Yes Tony, it's a zip code book I have, but you do have UPS in the UK, maybe they have a post code book.
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24-06-2007, 13:19
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Geographia produced a large scale map of Sheffield ( 4inches to the mile)with the postcodes districts drawn on it.Try W H Smiths also the Royal mail produce post code address books(like the phone book) which are available at public Libraries... however not sure if available on sale to public.
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24-06-2007, 13:22
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funnily enough I edited much of that lol.but thanks!
just noticed s5 hasnt included Longley and s6 doesnt include Foxhill...it will be changed! lol
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Last edited by tommo86; 24-06-2007 at 13:28.
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24-06-2007, 13:24
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Originally Posted by silverknight
Geographia produced a large scale map of Sheffield ( 4inches to the mile)with the postcodes districts drawn on it.Try W H Smiths also the Royal mail produce post code address books(like the phone book) which are available at public Libraries... however not sure if available on sale to public.
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great stuff.
many thanks
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24-06-2007, 17:00
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Originally Posted by tommo86
Trying to find out the boundaries for sheffields postcodes.
Does anyone have a map they can give me a link for or send me in a file?
Thanks
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Sadly this is another example of a resource that has been compiled at public expense, but to which the public is denied free access. Even the local councils who have the responsibility of providing the information to keep the Royal Mail's Postcode Address File up to date, have to pay for access to it !!
Last time I had a look at this issue I think paper maps for a specific PC area wtih detail down to district and sector level boundaries cost around £30 but I couldn't buy a digitised version unless I bought the map for the whole of England at a cost of £1800 !!
BTW if you were the editor for that Wiki entry quoted above can I remind yiou that Worrall is in S6 and High Bradfield is not on top of a hill, but half way up the hill between Low Bradfield and Kirk Edge
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24-06-2007, 17:01
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Sadly this is another example of a resource that has been compiled at public expense, but to which the public is denied free access. Even the local councils who have the responsibility of providing the information to keep the Royal Mail's Postcode Address File up to date, have to pay for access to it !!
Last time I had a look at this issue I think paper maps for a specific PC area wtih detail down to district and sector level boundaries cost around £30 but I couldn't buy a digitised version unless I bought the map for the whole of England at a cost of £1800 !!
BTW if you were the editor for that Wiki entry quoted above can I remind yiou that Worrall is in S6 and High Bradfield is not on top of a hill, but half way up the hill between Low Bradfield and Kirk Edge 
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lol it if started editing every village id be here all day!
thanks for you post.it is disgusting,really need it for a uni project next yr
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24-06-2007, 17:07
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Isn't there one in the front of the phone book? This is from Blundells...
http://homesearch-sheffield.co.uk/lettings/search.php
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24-06-2007, 17:27
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Didn't there used to be one in the Thompson directory that came free through the door?
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24-06-2007, 18:30
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lol it if started editing every village id be here all day!
thanks for you post.it is disgusting,really need it for a uni project next yr
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Just kidding
You might like to give Geoplan a call to see what their 'free' products are
http://www.geoplan.com/Products/Default.asp?cat=0
If you stress the academic/educational purpose they would possibly offer something of use. Worth having a look round their site to see what's available and what might be available via Uni ?
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13-09-2012, 20:32
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Hmm. Not quite right. Higton Street and Camm Street are S6, not S10. Is it user-editable?
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