Great Britain · Data Coverage

Great Britain Parcel Data Coverage

Name: AcreBound Great Britain Parcel Data Coverage
Creator: AcreBound

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Explore AcreBound's land and parcel data coverage across Great Britain, including mapped registered land parcels, title references and regional parcel counts.

International parcel coverage is being prepared for the AcreBound iOS app.

Great Britain Coverage Summary

Aggregated figures for the parcels AcreBound currently maps.

26M

Mapped parcels

Regions covered

July 2026

Last AcreBound update

100%

Parcel Boundaries coverage

100%

Title Reference coverage

94%

Record Date coverage

Great Britain at a glance

Approximately 25,962,340 mapped parcels are currently represented in AcreBound's Great Britain coverage data.
Title reference information is available for approximately 100% of mapped parcels.
Record date information is available for approximately 94% of mapped parcels.
Coverage spans 2 regions, led by England and Wales with 94% of mapped parcels.

Great Britain Boundary Coverage Map

Shaded areas have mapped parcels in AcreBound. The map draws administrative outlines only.

Excellent · 90%+Good · 75–89%Partial · 40–74%Limited · 1–39%Unavailable · 0%

Property Data Coverage by Region

Mapped parcels and the share carrying each data type, across all regions AcreBound covers.

Great Britain parcel data coverage by region
Region	Parcels	Title Reference	Record Date	Updated
England and Wales	24,397,995	100%	100%	July 2026
Scotland	1,564,345	100%	n/a	July 2026

Property Data Available in Great Britain

Coverage includes England, Wales and Scotland. Northern Ireland has a separate land registration system and is not included.

Property data available in Great Britain
Data	Availability	Share of parcels
Parcel Boundaries	High Availability	100%
Title Reference	High Availability	100%
Record Date	High Availability	94%

Understanding Property Records in Great Britain

Registered Parcel: The mapped extent of land covered by a registered title.
Title Number: The reference that identifies a registered title. It is the usual way to look a property up in the land register.
Title Plan: The map attached to a title that shows its extent, usually outlined in red.
General Boundaries: The rule that a title plan shows an approximate boundary position, not the exact legal line.
Freehold and Leasehold: The two main kinds of tenure. Freehold means ownership of the land, and leasehold means a right to it for a fixed term.
Record Date: The date associated with the registered record.

Understanding Parcel Data in Great Britain

Why Great Britain and Not the United Kingdom

This coverage is for England, Wales and Scotland. Northern Ireland keeps its own land registration system and is not part of it, so the page uses the term Great Britain rather than United Kingdom.

How Registered Land Works in England and Wales

Most land in England and Wales is registered. Each registered title has a title number and a title plan that outlines its extent.

Title plans follow the general boundaries rule. They show roughly where a boundary lies, not its exact position, which is why a title plan is not a substitute for a boundary survey.

How Scotland's Land Register Differs

Scotland has its own land register, its own legal terms and its own title references. Registered land is shown on a cadastral map, and Scotland is reported separately from England and Wales on this page.

What the Coverage Figures Mean

A mapped parcel here is a registered land extent. One extent can hold many homes, such as a block of flats, and one property can sit on more than one extent, so the parcel count is not a count of homes.

For Great Britain the focus is on mapped parcels, title references and record dates. Land area and property values are not part of this coverage.

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