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LiDAR map of Buckinghamshire

Waystone shows the bare-earth LiDAR of Buckinghamshire at one metre per pixel, with the 3,368 recorded historic places the heritage records hold here, the Roman roads and the Ordnance Survey six-inch maps of 1843–1913 over the same ground. Free, in a browser.

Open Buckinghamshire in the LiDAR map → The full map is built for a laptop or desktop browser.
3,368Recorded places
195Scheduled monuments
1,600listed buildings
734places recorded in Wikidata
570Aerial survey features
Boddington Camp: a slight univallate hillfort on the summit of Boddington Hill, Buckinghamshire, on bare-earth LiDAR
Boddington Camp: a slight univallate hillfort on the summit of Boddington Hill on the bare-earth LiDAR, 1.3 km across, north at the top. LiDAR: Environment Agency, 1 m composite DTM, Open Government Licence.

Places on the LiDAR in Buckinghamshire

Each page shows the site on the LiDAR with its record, its location and the recorded places around it.

LiDAR maps of the parishes of Buckinghamshire

One page for each of the 223 parishes, with a LiDAR picture and the recorded places inside it.

About the LiDAR

The terrain model is made from an airborne laser survey with vegetation and buildings removed, so earthworks show as height: hillfort ramparts, barrows, Roman road banks, hollow ways and ridge and furrow. In the app the picture is computed as you change the settings, with a moveable sun, a local relief model, multidirectional hillshading and the VAT composite. See how to read a LiDAR map and what archaeology looks like on LiDAR.

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Last updated 2026-10-16.