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Ordnance Survey, or OS, is a key player in the UK's mapping world, and the story mentions their increased sales. They've been around for centuries, originally for military purposes, but now they're famous for detailed maps used by hikers, cyclists, and anyone exploring Britain. Their maps are known for accuracy and comprehensive detail.
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