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THE ORDNANCE SURVEY FOOT/METRE CONVERSION RATIO

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The Figure of the Earth used by the Ordnance Survey for its work in Great Britain is that given by Sir George Airy in the “Encyclopaedia of Astronomy” in an article on the Figure of the Earth. It is universally known as Airy's Figure.

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