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MAP REFERRED to in the ISLE of WIGHT of ISLE in the to REFERRED MAP R E SHEET 3, MAP 3 Isle of Wight Unitary County. Electoral Divisions in Cowes Town MAP REFERRED TO IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT KEY COUNTY BOUNDARY ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY (ELECTORAL CHANGES) ORDER 2008 SHEET 3 OF 9 PARISH BOUNDARY Cowes Roads PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY Cowes Roads PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of COWES NORTH ELECTORAL DIVISION ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. COWES CP PARISH NAME Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. PARISH WARD NAME The Electoral Commission GD03114G 2008. COWES MEDINA PARISH WARD Egypt Point QUEE N'S ROAD Cowes Old Castle Point Castle N E O D T ANA QUE Scale : 1cm = 0.07000 km PL G EN S D 'S E N R T I O GYP R AD E N E G R Grid interval 1km Y O P M T D H CLIFF R IL L ROAD BARING C A S T L OAD E G R ARIN R B O A D Golf Course B r L ea Northwood House IL kw H a (Council Offices) T te E r K R Northwood Park A Cowes High School W M A R D COWES NORTH Norris Castle C E a U St Mary's Church m A N T p E V PARISH WARD i V S n A E g S LD N D H it E U R G e I I Playing Field F E N D C S R H Playing Fields S IO US A O N IN M R M B P U C ER R R T ID I D Convent N G Gurnard Bay R Caravan Cowes Harbour C E of the Cross Marina Y D Park E R D N R ' D S A COWES NORTH A O D B E R L K L S E R A I P COWES WEST A P F L ELECTORAL DIVISION S A E N Solent PARISH WARD R Holy Cross RC A A D Middle M Primary School E School D R 'S RD Golf Course Y B R IR A D M EAST COWES ELECTORAL DIVISION M R IN OLD RO T FO G AD S K H Cowes C A E M Norris Castle Primary B R D O 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Industrial A R A OAD T O R E R Park TIC East Cowes I A Gurnard Ledge Gurnard Pines Industrial S ARC C Northwood Cemetery D E Estate Allotment A Holiday Village Cemetery V Gardens E N Mea U n Low E k) Wa D rac ter T OA (T R E AD E O S R R E B OD T T A O A R W S Oil Depot The Park N G T TO E O AR W E Works R N B E TH R R Baskett's Farm O A D D OA D R Cockleton OO NW Farm RTO BA AD M D RO e NWOO a BARTO n W H ig H h I P W Thorness Bay P a I te Cowes N r G Power Station H A M D k A R o U O O o n The Park Barton Manor r d Gun Emplacements R C D A B T D O A s (disused) ' C O R r Rew Street K Works e R O L E P m T E l W Osborne a O C A r Def N E P A e N Middle School 3 t L L a A 0 P 2 r N M W 1 O e E UN t Somerton Farm T R w a O o AD B L W E n h A a g i e T H R M n I C a e E Football M A V Ground k R E c i N v u e U L r E D d A M r O a R e n d r E i u C n N a WHIPPINGHAM AND OSBORNE ELECTORAL DIVISION G A L L A P Sewage Works Osborne Works W (dis) WHIPPINGHAM NORTH Y New Barton Farm A T T PARISH WARD S Business L N A Park N O E D Rugby Ground Sunnycott E Camping Ground S Caravan Park R O Refuse A D Tip Comforts COWES SOUTH AND NORTHWOOD Farm Victoria and Albert ELECTORAL DIVISION Almshouses B NORTHWOOD E A T R IC E A St Mildred's V Church E W Whippingham H I P T Primary P E I N E School Sticelett Farm G R Whippingham H T D A S A O R M W E C R E N A O R LL NORTHWOOD CP PA A D HILLIS C Whippance H Farm CORNER U N R E C W H P T L O REE A T N D S R R E T WHIPPINGHAM CP XFO O R O AL A FO VE Northwood D R LL ST Primary School Y ON d L M n AN E R U P E O O A AD L U L A A N Y N T U 3 H C a 0 c R n E I 2 h L d D L t O 0 R L A M A I N L S a E D L r I i G n H E a A S N L T A L E Skinners Farm L U O nd R R S O T A T D A Y W ok L ro IL B H Folly Works 's S er LL O lm R a 092,000m P Alverstone Gate LANE 446,000m Y CALBOURNE CP FOLL The Folly Inn WEST WIGHT ELECTORAL DIVISION CHAWTON LANE (PH) Medina Park SZ49SE WOOTTON BRIDGE CP WOOTTON BRIDGE Rolls Poultry Farm Sewage Works (dis) Werrar Farm ELECTORAL DIVISION Rolls Farm LL HI LLS RO Military History B R O Museum C K S C W O H P S Def IP E P R IN O H G A IL N H D L E Stagwell Dairy IS Agricultural Show Ground A G W M A P R T O E O A R R O D A Und T D D R A O O R A D S R Alverstone Farm E Stagwell Farm M L Hillisgate A P NEWPORT NORTH ELECTORAL DIVISION D A A Pallancegate 3 O 0 R 2 WHIPPINGHAM SOUTH 1 E N TO PARISH WARD S R E V Recreation Crockers a L n Ground i A Farm d e M ALVERSTONE CROSS r e v i R C Wootton O W Primary E School S r R f e t e Mark's Corner O D PARKHURST ELECTORAL DIVISION a A W D D Wight Marina A A Def h O 3 g R 0 i S 5 H E 4 W n A O PARKHURST a C e 3 T LUSHINGTON HILL 0 M S A Def 2 E HIGH ST A 3054 PARISH WARD 0 Def Parkhurst Forest Noke Farm Palmers Brook N O NEWPORT CP Farm K E C O M H M O r P G e O R M t A R N a I R S L A W L E K E V L RS B NEWPORT CP R h A U k NEWPORT NORTH E g N O O R C i o CARISBROOKE E L H E C A I A o D R P n r D I G a 1 B D PARISH WARD PARISH WARD T e 2 A E 0 O M 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