Meanings of ordnance survey in English

According to the ordnance survey map, the fort is right behind the house.

I have gone into the matter, comparing past and present ordnance survey maps.

And thus I became a secretary in the ordnance survey.

He insisted both landmarks were obvious, and were clearly on the southern side of the Border on ordnance survey maps.

The geography papers received almost perfect reviews from students and teachers, but reservations were expressed about an ordnance survey question which featured Kinsale.

The higher-level paper, taken by almost 40,000 students, provided a sample answer to one of four ordnance survey questions.

Of all countries in Europe, Iceland is the one which has been the most minutely mapped, not even excepting the ordnance survey of Ireland.

An ordnance survey of Ireland from Derry to Kerry in the 19th century unearthed many mysteries of ancient legend and lore, writes Eileen Battersby.

It will focus on an approach to the teaching of physical geography in the Leaving Certificate, as well as ordnance survey maps and aerial photographs.

I don't know how I missed the word "old" when I picked up an ordnance survey map of Manorhamilton in Betty Eager's newsagents last week.

IMPACT has suspended its campaign of industrial action at Ordnance Survey Ireland.

Each Ordnance Survey map carefully details some small corner of the country.

He rose and pulled down several Ordnance Survey maps from the shelf.

Both publications were designed and printed by the Ordnance Survey of Ireland.

I am told that Ordnance Survey Ireland maps are not sufficient for this.

It is recorded in volume 10 of the Ordnance Survey Memoirs of Ireland.