February 2022 - UK NHS CCG Areas and Health Boards for England, N. Ireland, Scotland & Wales

The new 5 London Clinical Commissioning Group boundaries have been blown up to appear as it’s own inset map at the side of the main map. Each group is labelled with the corresponding CCG code and the full name of the CCG is listed in colour coordinated table above the map. London has quite small boundaries where the labels can be difficult to read so this enlarged CCG London inset map is a great addition.

We can also supply the GIS .SHP shapefiles of all the clinical commissioning groups(CCG’s), University Trusts and Health Boards shown on the Full UK CCG map(seen on the left) as one integrated set of GIS files.
The tables seen on the map sample don’t exist in shapefiles(as you will know) and special software such as QGIS or ArcGIS or equivalent is required to view and edit the files.
The GIS & database files containing all the attributes of each region, group and trust are NOT included in this bundle.

Vector map image file formats are far better and more versatile than normal images when it comes to mapping. Raster image files are files with extensions such as .jpg, .gif, .png etc. Vector files are more like coloured drawings where every line, shape or piece of text is created using coordinates and attributes that make up complex images with code which can be edited after the image has been created.  A vector map can be opened in applications such as Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, Corel, Powerpoint and many other editing packages(some of which are free to download and use). The other major benefit of a vector file format is they can be scaled up to any size and they don’t become pixelated or lose any resolution. You could literally print it out the size of a bus and it would be as crisp as if it were printed at A4.