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Sources behind Allotment Atlas

Allotment Atlas is an independent directory created by Tony Smith. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or representative of any government, council or political entity.

Atlas brings together published datasets, council and operator pages, mapped observations and application guidance. Use this directory to open those original sources and check the information yourself.

Provider and guidance sources · Individual map and place-name references · Download the complete source inventory (JSON)

What this register covers

This register is extracted from the source references bundled with the Atlas catalogue and application guide: dataset and boundary provenance, individual record references, area enquiry routes, site contacts, site profiles, practical-information research, and map and place-search references. A source can support more than one use. Some retained dataset references document methods or inputs that yielded no records; inclusion does not mean every provider contributed a current site.

The full inventory retains the associated record IDs, area keys and input-file provenance. It is a source register, not a fresh verification that every linked page remains available or every recorded detail remains current. The catalogue compilation is dated 31 October 2026.

OS data retains Crown copyright and database rights; OpenStreetMap data is attributed to its contributors under ODbL. See source licences and attribution, photograph credits and how Atlas compiles and corrects its directory.

Online map and search providers

These services supply online maps, satellite imagery, map handoffs or place searches. They are provider references, separate from the source evidence for catalogue facts.

Provider and guidance sources

1,209 distinct source URLs. Council, government and independent-provider references are named as recorded in the source material; inclusion does not imply an affiliation or endorsement.