OpenStreetMap

Distance & Boundary Tool

Search any UK postcode or address, then measure open lengths or closed plot areas — with each side listed in a copyable log.

Address search uses the shared daily tool quota. Drawing lengths and areas on the map is free and unlimited.

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Select Length or Area on the map, turn on the ruler, then click points. Esc finishes the current drawing.

Measurement log

No measurements yet — finish a drawing on the map to add it here. Click a row to expand segment lengths.

# Type Segments Total length Area
Totals

Map: OpenStreetMap · Search: Nominatim · Measure: Leaflet.PolylineMeasure · Approximate only — not a survey.

How to use

  1. Enter a postcode or street address and click Find Address (counts toward your shared daily search quota).
  2. On the map, choose Length (open distances) or Area (closed plot).
  3. Turn on the ruler, then click points on the map — drawing lengths and areas is free and does not use quota.
  4. Length: click the last point or press Esc to finish — no area is calculated.
  5. Area: click corners, then the green start point to close the shape (perimeter + area).
  6. In the log, click a row to expand each segment (P1→P2, P2→P3, …). Copy or clear as needed.

Address search shares the same daily quota as EPC, flood, crime and other lookup tools. Map drawing is unlimited. Approximate measurements for planning — not a survey.

Measuring the plot is a useful first check. For a full property report with sold prices, EPC, flood risk and crime, see homebuyerreport.co.uk.