The London Plan Maps

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Overview

The ten maps that accompany The London Plan, the City of London's current Official Plan, published by the City as separate files in the January 2026 consolidation. They show place types, the remnant high density residential overlay from the 1989 Official Plan, street classifications, the active mobility network, natural heritage, hazards and natural resources, specific policy areas, community improvement project areas, heritage conservation districts and protected major transit station areas. They are drawings with almost no text.

What it covers

Map 1 - Place Types
Map 2 - High Density Residential Overlay (From 1989 Official Plan)
Map 3 - Street Classifications
Map 4 - Active Mobility Network
Map 5 - Natural Heritage
Map 6 - Hazards and Natural Resources
Map 7 - Specific Policy Areas
Map 8 - Community Improvement Project Areas
Map 9 - Heritage Conservation Districts and Cultural Heritage Landscapes
Map 10 - Protected Major Transit Station Areas

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