💡 On this page you will find our UKBOTA map and the latest list. Scroll or swipe down to see the list in table format.
Multiple markersHow to use the Planning Map
This bunker planning map shows all UK bunkers, it can be used to determine which bunkers have been activated, by and when, and also to show which bunkers are UKBOTA ATNO (‘All Time New Ones’), i.e. there is no record of a previous activation at this bunker. Note, this map is probably best used for planning an activation, for use during an activation we recommend the activation maps linked below. For clarity bunkers are shown as ‘hot spots’ until you ‘zoom’ in at which point they will be shown individually.
Top left:
Zoom in and out: + and -, and Full Screen [ ]
Top Right:
Controls:
* Select to view by year or Lifetime, ie. ‘All Time’
* Toggle Map / Satellite View
* Show bunkers activations and un-activated bunkers (ATNO)
* Show 1km range circles
Statistics: Show how many bunkers have been activated. Find: Search for a bunker (use the correct syntax!)
ℹ️ Note: To view your personalised Activator and Hunter maps, please log in to Bunkerbase 2 (BB2) first. Once logged in, your maps will appear on your Activator and Hunter dashboards.
📍 The above map is great for planning. Whilst activating we recommend either the the M1SDH map (great for multi-scheme activations, eg. if activating UKBOTA and POTA at the same time), or the WWBOTA map. Both the M1SDH and WWBOTA have the added bonus of geolocation of your actual activating location.
📍 A Google Maps compatible file of current UKBOTA bunkers as a KMZ file can be found in our downloads area here.
⚠️ Safety and Right of Access. Inclusion on our list does not mean that a bunker, including anywhere within the activation zone is either safe or legal to access. If in doubt activators are advised to seek permission from the landowner and conduct your own Risk Assessment. You are advised to follow all local signage regarding permissions, access, safety and site photography.
UKBOTA accepts no responsibility for issues arising from an activators activity.
| UKBOTA Ref | Name | Type | Area | Latitude | Longitude | OS Grid | WAB | PostCode | Locator | Bunker_AFB25 | Bunker_ROC25 | Bunker_Advent25 | Bunker_DXCC | Bunker_BOTA | ROC Group |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B/G-0001 | ROC Post Pavenham | ROC Bunker | Bedfordshire | 52.18983 | -0.58041 | SP 9714 5557 | SP95 | MK43 7NB | IO92RE | 0 | 1 | 0 | 223 | UKBOTA | BED |
| B/G-0002 | ROC Post Toddington | ROC Bunker | Bedfordshire | 51.92689 | -0.53375 | TL 0092 2639 | TL02 | LU5 6JL | IO91RW | 0 | 1 | 0 | 223 | UKBOTA | OXF |
| B/G-0003 | ROC Post Ampthill | ROC Bunker | Bedfordshire | 52.02972 | -0.50298 | TL 0280 3787 | TL03 | MK45 2GT | IO92RA | 0 | 1 | 0 | 223 | UKBOTA | BED |
| B/G-0004 | ROC Post Riseley | ROC Bunker | Bedfordshire | 52.25162 | -0.46754 | TL 0471 6260 | TL06 | MK44 1DP | IO92SG | 0 | 1 | 0 | 223 | UKBOTA | BED |
| B/G-0005 | ROC Post Ravensden | ROC Bunker | Bedfordshire | 52.16761 | -0.41721 | TL 0835 5333 | TL05 | MK41 0JJ | IO92SE | 0 | 1 | 0 | 223 | UKBOTA | BED |
| B/G-0006 | ROC Post Sandy | ROC Bunker | Bedfordshire | 52.13344 | -0.31921 | TL 1514 4968 | TL14 | MK44 3DE | IO92UD | 0 | 1 | 0 | 223 | UKBOTA | BED |
| B/G-0007 | ROC Post Shefford | ROC Bunker | Bedfordshire | 52.03247 | -0.31367 | TL 1578 3846 | TL13 | SG17 5PT | IO92UA | 0 | 1 | 0 | 223 | UKBOTA | BED |
| B/G-0008 | ROC Post Ashbury Master Post | ROC Bunker | Berkshire | 51.55945 | -1.61019 | SU 2712 8458 | SU28 | SN6 8LZ | IO91EN | 0 | 1 | 0 | 223 | UKBOTA | OXF |
| B/G-0009 | ROC Post Great Shefford | ROC Bunker | Berkshire | 51.46301 | -1.46001 | SU 3761 7392 | SU37 | RG17 7BP | IO91GL | 0 | 1 | 0 | 223 | UKBOTA | WIN |
| B/G-0010 | ROC Post Wantage | ROC Bunker | Oxfordshire | 51.58169 | -1.41979 | SU 4030 8714 | SU48 | OX12 8PB | IO91GN | 0 | 1 | 0 | 223 | UKBOTA | OXF |
| UKBOTA Ref | Name | Type | Area | Latitude | Longitude | OS Grid | WAB | PostCode | Locator | Bunker_AFB25 | Bunker_ROC25 | Bunker_Advent25 | Bunker_DXCC | Bunker_BOTA | ROC Group |
💡 How to propose new bunkers for the UKBOTA list. The UKBOTA list is updated 3 or 4 times a year, proposals for the list are developed collaboratively on the UKBOTA WhatsApp channels. See UKBOTA WhatsApp (link on homepage) for details.
We strive to plot UKBOTA bunkers as accurately as possible. However, sometimes the data we receive is incorrect or based on low-fidelity grid references (for example, a 6-figure grid reference can be up to 100m out in any direction). If you have any updates that more accurately locate a bunker, please let us know.
⚠️ A note on WAB Squares. The WAB square listed is the square the bunker is centred on. UKBOTA bunkers have a generous 1000m (1km) ‘activation zone’, i.e. they may be activated within 1000m radius of the given bunker coordinates. This may mean that the actual location an activator is activating from may not be the same as the WAB square listed. Do not assume that the activator is in the square given on our list.
This images below (Google Earth) illustrate the challenge regarding WAB squares!
The image is centred on B/G-0848 (the ROC Post at Rye Harbour on the South Coast).
As can be seen the activation zone (blue 1000m radius circle) covers 4 WAB squares: The bunker is listed at TQ91, but the activator could be in TQ82, TQ92, TQ81 or TQ91 (as shown by the 4 yellow triangle examples).
ℹ️ For information related to WAB Squares and awards we recommend a visit to their website here.
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