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The Boundary Committee for England KEY THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY ELECTORAL REVIEW OF WILTSHIRE PROPOSED PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY HILPERTON ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME TROWBRIDGE CP PARISH NAME Draft Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries in the Unitary Authority of Wiltshire July 2008 TROWBRIDGE PARK PARISH WARD PROPOSED PARISH WARD NAME Sheet 5 of 6 This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Scale : 1cm = 0.07000 km Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Grid interval 1km The Electoral Commission GD03114G 2008. SHEET 5, MAP 5A Proposed Electoral Divisions in Bradford on Avon Town A S Playing Field H 9 L 0 E B 1 Y 31 3 05 R O B A Great Ashley D 3 D D 6 A A 3 O O A R R H H G T I A E L B K Hotel O O R Upper Bearfield Farm B S E D A L S Woolley Park Farm Bradford-on-Avon Hospital Woolley Green SOUTH WRAXALL Recreation CP Ground BRADFORD ON AVON NORTH ED ASHLEY ROAD Allot Poplar Farm BRADFORD ON AVON NORTH Gdns St Laurence PARISH WARD Wiltshire K School B O Playing A O Music Centre T H R Field R B O Christ Church S A E D Primary School D B 3 A Allot 10 L Allot 5 S Gdns Gdns BRADFORD-ON-AVON CP B Playing Field T 3 ASAN 1 T PLE HOLT AND 0 MOUN 8 N AD EW O K R STAVERTON R PAR O EY RY AD SL RIO IN P T ED WINSLEY CP W S Y A LE L L L S L O N I O O H S W W A E O M O T L I LE B Y H T Beeches U ER D W R Farmhouse B U R M Y A R Nursery Y C P K 07 R LO L E 31 WINSLEY U SE T C B B S EM AD D T E HOLT RO A U TE L B R AND T Y S L S 161,000m A E N R L E T T W W S WESTWOOD V Y 382,000m O T I T L E N I LL O E W S O C E O ED S N W T D ROA ST86SW S HOLT Cemetery A N D Y L B E RA A DF Z OR E D WO OD LA RICKFIELD NE n o v A r e iv R BRADFORD-ON-AVON AD RO BE OM ELC B Recreation Oak House Ground Country Park Fitzmaurice T Playing Primary R Tithe Barn D O Field A School W O B Golf Course R R ID E G E Kennet and Avon Canal M R O O R A HOLT CP F D BRADFORD ON AVON SOUTH ED Sewage Farm BRADFORD ON AVON SOUTH R i v PARISH WARD e Playing Field r L A IL v o H S D n E R n vo ON r A E Rive WESTWOOD CP J M O anal R Recreation n C F Avo t and 9 Ground nne 0 Ke 1 A 3 Sports Ground 3 6 B 3 SHEET 5, MAP 5B Proposed Electoral Divisions in Trowbridge Town M Marina AR Ri SH E ver RO N A W A A vo D L n n Y o N K v O E H D A IL L D R r ST A O R e EE H v A i T W D R H A M D M OA k O R o STAVERTON CP E o N S r l D R B a O W H id n a A W C Y K n enn HOLT AND STAVERTON ED o A et v a A 3 nd HILPERTON MARSH High Ridge Stables 6 Av d 3 on n Ca a na t l e Marina n CAN n AL R e D K T R R BRADFORD ON iv O e r H W B I L BR Kennet 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