Listed buildings in St. Albans and Croydon

Thanks to Tim Hitchcock for alerting me to sketchmap.co.uk.

It has a handy feature of a listed buildings and scheduled monuments layer. So here's St. Albans compared with Croydon:


Having read the conservation area reports for stalbans I presume that many of the blue blobs are for 'locally listed' rather than nationally?

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