I am aware of this:
However, this only gives you the borders for, for example, 'L' rather than:
L1, L10, L11, L12 etc.
Can I obtain these fine-grained border data from somewhere free?
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UK postcodes are 100% open (OKFN)... Data that you need not there (ONS)? ... Perhaps you have only a "filter problem", not a real opendata or "need for dataset" problem -- so, need find good tools, and ask how to use a filter-tool. UK also have good postcode data at OpenStreetMap.– Peter KraussJul 15, 2015 at 12:14
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Take a look at this site: UK Postcodes
It has the CSV data for all the boundaries. You can also download a KML file at each level to display in Google Earth, or QGIS where you can do more analysis.
Unfortunately you may need to individually download each Area to get detail for the next level down. For example, select CH from the list and then click 'Download the individual postcode data in KMl format' to get data of the next level down (CH1, CH2 etc).
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Thanks. That's where I got the borders for the UK postcode areas from. Unfortunately, I cannot see any outcode borders such as CH1. Thanks.– cs0815Mar 3, 2015 at 16:24
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That's what I meant by each area - you need to select CH from the list and then click 'Download the individual postcode data in KMl format' to get data of the next level down (CH1, CH2 etc).– MAJ742Mar 3, 2015 at 16:28
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UK postcode boundary polygons opendoorlogistics.com/downloads you might need to reproject for overlaying on Google Maps ask on GIS Stack Exchange gis.stackexchange.com how to.– MapperzMar 3, 2015 at 18:44
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Actually this site does not provide border data (i.e. polygons) but only point data.– cs0815Jul 10, 2015 at 19:32
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are you sure about points and not polygons? i converted the first shapefile into kml and got this bl.ocks.org/d/34f9523a6b51e9dfed66– albertJul 11, 2015 at 21:31
I found KML files for district level boundaries for all UK Postcode areas on github at https://github.com/missinglink/uk-postcode-polygons/tree/master/kml
have tested with one file on google maps and it overlays the boundaries correctly
Wikipedia has also an option to download the UK postcodes in .kml files
