SEPHO Interactive maps

To view interactive atlases you may need to add support for Flash content to your Internet browser. The best way to check this is by following one of the links below. If you do not get an atlas appearing then the most likely cause of the problem is that you do not have the Adobe Flash Player (ver.9 or higher) installed.

You can test your browser support for Flash by clicking on the Adobe Flash version test page.

If you need to install the free Adobe Flash Player 'plug-in' then you can download it from the Adobe web site. If you have any problems accessing these interactive atlases please contact Jo Watson .

If you are looking for static maps, please use the Search box in the upper right and view the items that appear under the Maps tab.

If you would like to use any of the maps in your presentations or publications, please view the copyright information below as new restrictions are in place.

Please visit our Feedback Form to submit any enquiries.

• Skin cancer Atlas
• National Cancer e-Atlas - Local Authority
  
• National Cancer e-Atlas - Cancer Network
• Teenage Pregnancy Atlas - Single Atlas - County
• Teenage Pregnancy Atlas - Single Atlas - District
• The national obesity e-Atlas
• Mental Health e-Atlas
• National HES e-Atlas
• South East Quality & Outcomes Framework (QOF) Atlas
• European Regional Comparisons – Cancer Atlas

Copyright information

All the boundaries are based on digital boundaries obtained from Ordnance Survey and are subject to Crown Copyright. You are allowed to print one copy of each image for reference purposes only. The making of multiple copies, the usage of the images for other than reference purposes and any attempt to extract the vector map data are all illegal and infringe Crown Copyright.

If you wish to use any of the maps in a report of any kind you should obtain a Paper Map Copying Licence from Ordnance Survey. The licence will cost around £50 and will be valid for a year. Please note that our maps can never be used for profit and you should always ensure that the copyright statement is clearly visible.

Last review Nov 2009.