BomberCounty_StaticMap (FeatureServer)

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Service Description: 100 years of military aviation in Lincolnshire from the First World War to the present day.

Service ItemId: f140017cd41d401cbc54fc822998e1fe

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Max Record Count: 2000

Supported query Formats: JSON

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City_names (0)
Airfields WWI (1)
Airfields Inter-War (2)
Airfields WWII (3)
Airfields Cold War (4)
Airfields Present Day (5)
Airfields (6)
Airfield Squadrons WWI (7)
Airfield Squadrons Inter-War (8)
Airfield Squadrons WWII (9)
Airfield Squadrons Cold War (10)
Airfield Squadrons Present (11)
Airfield Squadrons (12)
Beach areas (13)
Airfield_Runway (14)
Airfield_Runway (15)
Airfield_Area (16)
Lincolnshire_DivisionBdys (17)
Lincolnshire_AirfieldHoles (18)
Airfield_Blockout (19)
Lincolnshire_AirfieldHoles (20)
Lincolnshire_Background (21)

Description:

The county of Lincolnshire in the United Kingdom gained the nickname of 'Bomber County' because of the number of British and American bomber airfields that were built there during the Second World War. This feature service demonstrates this as part of a study of the development of military aviation in Lincolnshire from the First World War to the present day.

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Spatial Reference: 102100 (3857)

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