ESCAPEMAP
Live evidence · five nations
Coverage without spin

What is live,
where.

Five nations publish local evidence through different systems. Escape Map exposes those differences instead of forcing unlike statistics into one misleading league table.

5nations searchable
3universal live layers
0invented substitutions
Live: returned during your searchSource only: official publication linked, but no comparable point-level result
NationSearch & mapRoads & amenitiesClimateComparable local context
EnglandLiveLiveLiveLiveONS Census 2021 via Nomis
UK Police street-level API
WalesLiveLiveLiveLiveONS Census 2021 via Nomis
UK Police street-level API
ScotlandLiveLiveLiveSource onlyScotland's Census 2022
Police Scotland area releases
Northern IrelandLiveLiveLiveSource onlyNISRA Census 2021
PSNI official statistics
IrelandLiveLiveLiveSource onlyCSO Census 2022 SAPS
CSO Garda-recorded crime
01

Universal live layers

Place search, reverse geocoding, road routing, mapped shops and services, rail, drinking-water points, named freshwater features, three-year sunshine, rainfall, frost, temperature and elevation work from coordinates across all five nations.

02

Why crime differs

England and Wales publish a common point-level API. Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland publish through separate area systems with different offence categories and geographies. Raw totals are therefore not presented as directly comparable.

03

Hazards need official maps

The profile links to the relevant national flood map, severe-weather warning service and seismic information. Escape Map does not convert those separate sources into a false town-level disaster score.

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What “nearest” means

Amenity and water distances are approximate straight-line distances to OpenStreetMap points or feature centres. They do not establish access, potability, shoreline distance or flood risk. Regional-city results route the four closest candidates and select the quickest no-traffic journey.

Accuracy rule

Unavailable is a valid result. Escape Map will show a gap before it shows a statistic from the wrong country, geography or reference period.