Check your site's UXO risk instantly,
Covers every threat from air raids to military targets.
UXO Risk Map
What the UXO Risk Map shows
The map draws on a unique integration of wartime bombing records, defensive structures, former military sites, and explosive facilities across the UK.
Enter a location and you'll receive a downloadable report within seconds — covering the specific risk factors relevant to that site, in a format you can share with colleagues or keep on file.
It's a genuine first-look tool for developers, planners, and consultants, built around four data sources:
- Wartime bombing raid records and density mapping
- Recorded defensive structures and fortifications
- Former military training grounds and operational sites
- Historical explosive manufacturing and storage facilities
The report tells you whether a full Preliminary or Detailed UXO Risk Assessment is likely to be needed — saving time and cost at the earliest stage of a project.
Trusted
Trusted for definitive UXO risk insight by clients including: Sizewell C, The National Trust, Kier, Wilmott Dixon, WSP
Frequently asked questions about the UXO Risk Map
- Is the UXO Risk Map a replacement for a full assessment?
No. It's a powerful first step, not a substitute for industry-standard assessment work. What it does is tell you quickly whether you need to go further — so you're not commissioning a full Preliminary UXO Risk Assessment before you even know if one is warranted.
- Who is it for?
Developers, project managers, engineers, planners, and risk managers working on sites anywhere in the UK. If you're at the early stages of a project and need to understand whether UXO is a factor, this is where to start.
- Is it free?
Yes, completely. No registration, no cost, no waiting. All we ask is that you enter your details to download a personalised report for your chosen area.
- What do I get?
A downloadable report, specific to your site location, available within seconds of entering the address. It's a professional document you can use to inform next steps and support decision-making.
