England's Historic Parklands (Undesignated)

asNeeded

This dataset was developed using multiple reference layers, each contributing unique value. The layers are listed below in order of precedence for decision-making: - Aerial Photography of Great Britain – High-resolution imagery used for precise boundary verification of historic parklands. - OS 2nd Edition Historic Map (1888–1913) – Detailed topographic maps capturing landscape changes during the late Victorian and Edwardian periods, with a - particular focus on Parks and Ornamental Grounds. - OS Hills Edition Historic Map (1885–1903) – One-inch-to-the-mile maps with shaded relief, providing insights into terrain and historical land use, with a specific emphasis on Parks and Ornamental Grounds. - HE Registered Parks and Gardens (RPG) – Contains designated historic parkland names and boundaries. - NE Wood Pasture and Parkland – Represents vegetation structure rather than historic features, used selectively when other sources are unavailable, although it has limited relevance for defining parkland boundaries. - NE Ancient Woodland – Depicts ancient woodlands but has limited relevance for defining parkland boundaries. - NE Historic Parkland – A pre-existing dataset with low spatial accuracy and no metadata, serving as a reference layer for areas requiring review (targeting only).