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Map Referred to in the Oxfordshire (Electoral KEY Map referred to in the Oxfordshire (Electoral Changes) Order 2012 DISTRICT COUNCIL BOUNDARY ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY Sheet 4 of 7 WARD BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY WEST OXFORDSHIRE DISTRICT DISTRICT NAME This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of Scale : 1cm = 0.08000 km WITNEY NORTH AND EAST ED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. WARD NAME Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Grid Interval 1km WITNEY WEST WARD The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2012. WITNEY CP PARISH NAME WITNEY SOUTH PARISH WARD PARISH WARD NAME COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. SHEET 4, MAP 4A Electoral division boundaries in Witney HANBOROUGH AND MINSTER LOVELL ED 5 9 0 W 4 IT A NE (57) Y RO AD HAILEY, MINSTER LOVELL AND LEAFIELD WARD HAILEY CP CRAWLEY CP E AD N O A R L T T River Windrush G A Y N I W NE LK I The Kings School MINSTER LOVELL CP M e Witney Community Lak Primary School A 4095 SC HOF IELD AVE E NU N E A L Y R D E D AN L A L D IL O M A Allot D EW R A N O H O A D R Gdns R L R Y T E T V I E A E F L Y I S T A W T S Y H E D W A E N A RO W LY A Y W AR E Y LE C AD R M B A 4047 W WITNEY NORTH WARD LE Y R O A Council OAD D WITNEY NORTH CK R Offices STO OOD PARISH WARD W Y A W R i Madley Brook E ve r E W Primary School R in T dr us Y h R Bromag BU WOODGREEN R R E FO k Industrial RD o H L RO IL ro C Estate AD H B N y E le W E ad E R S G M T D H E O A N O R D W V E S 5 Wood Green T 9 W 0 Secondary School A 4 Y A Football West Witney Ground Sports Ground WITNEY CENTRAL WARD Cricket T Ground S E D B 4047 A BURFORD ROAD M G A I ID NEWLAND 4 LL O R 0 S WITNEY CENTRAL T B R 9 R D E 5 E A Y S T Zedoc A N Windrush V PARISH WARD W E E W Business Park E N WITNEY NORTH AND EAST ED L O Industrial M I P Tower Hill A B D O E 40 N U O 95 J Park W O N W E R Community A W R IN R L O T N L (58) A A D Primary K O E A D N N R R V R D W D G A U School D A S E F L E O D G T H N O LO A R UC N R N U R ES TER D O K E CURBRIDGE E D PLA A V C M R C A E S L W D A L I E EY L CP P R A L R O A Y W R C ITA Y D N A E E W RD W E C T ND A RLA Y D N O OO WITNEY D M E W N L A A E L V West Witney R T L E I H V County E I Hospital W A L ELC R EYNSHAM ED A H W L AY T H Primary P S L E School E H D Y G (56) E I D W H WITNEY EAST WARD IN A Y WITNEY SOUTH AND CENTRAL ED G T O H N O WITNEY EAST EYNSHAM AND R (59) L E O L N O A O A XFO D L RD CASSINGTON WARD W PARISH WARD HI H LL WITNEY WEST WARD A C W Y R A Cemetery U D A W R H R Windrush C D' DO SOUTH LEIGH CP O S WITNEY CP EA Cemetery A The Batt C of E M D VA Primary D WITNEY WEST A O A School C R P OR PARISH WARD T L N L S L N E Q TR I Y E H E U ET C W S E S D E A E St Mary's E E R Y N G E C Church G E O GATE R ALE H M LANGD O R B G COGGES C P E M C 4 L 02 A 2 A A H R R 'S A The Blake Church K R R D D i v T of England (Aided) R Y e 0 W H O K 4 r Primary School D E E A A A W C A O D D Y Our Lady of Lourdes C o R W i n U l E R w T Y I d N RC Primary G C T A O e E D r C I A u l K W S F l E School R N s B L N B R R T h C I O W D r H U N S A o G C X RO G A A L o LE S IL k Y H RA T ES O G OG N C B L WITNEY SOUTH WARD L A A N K E E S Queen's Dyke CP WITNEY SOUTH A E The Henry Box V WITNEY WEST AND BAMPTON ED m E A School S m N B School T a PARISH WARD U B ' A s (Secondary) E E D N (60) Y Playing Field M y A T k N R e OR O Y L O NE E RO N OR Y A A TH D S H D A R C A O 40 U R T Recreation Ground R O C A O D L BURW W ELL DRIVE Country Park 209000m E L E L N 5 A 9 D L 0 N R O 4 TI A I V TA E S 433000m Recreation STATION LANE Two Rivers Ground Industrial Estate WITNEY BURWELL St John's Church PARISH WARD SP30NW AVENUE TWO THOR NEY LEYS Thorney Leys W M Industrial Park A E IN Witan Park L R L O A L D A N E DUCKLINGTON WARD A 4 1 rook Curbridge 5 ell B DUCKLINGTON CP Colw SHEET 4, MAP 4B Electoral division boundaries in Cumnor and North Hinksey B B 0 4 2 40 A 4 0 44 1 7 D A O E R YN LLS SH OGWE FARMOOR AM F RO PARISH WARD AD DEAN COURT PARISH WARD NORTH HINKSEY ED Farmoor Reservoir (49) Y A W D S A K DEAN O C R O COURT Filchampstead D N N R I A P H C R O STANTON HARCOURT CP C U M N O R R O A D VALE OF WHITE HORSE DISTRICT (D) L IL C H H AW R T L O U EY N M M B CUMNOR CP L U E LA C D N O E W N s H e IL m L E a N h A T L T r Chawley S e R v U i H R NO RRE Cumnor YS R OAD C of E CUMNOR HILL Primary School L PARISH WARD EY CUMNOR VILLAGE S RO AD PARISH WARD H IG H S T R E E T Bablock Hythe APPLETON AND CUMNOR WARD B 4017 OXF B ORD ROAD 4 0 1 WEST OXFORDSHIRE 7 L IL Cumnor H DISTRICT R O N A M B U (E) I N C G D O N EYNSHAM ED TON ROAD R APPLE O A (56) D 0 STANDLAKE, ASTON AND 2 4 STANTON HARCOURT WARD A B A B L O C K H Y T H E R O A D Eaton Heath KINGSTON AND CUMNOR ED D A (48) O R N O D G N I R A F NORTHMOOR CP Eaton D A APPLETON-WITH-EATON CP O R N O D G N I R A F s e m a h T r e iv R D A O R N O T A E Henwood KENNINGTON AND RADLEY ED C U M (47) N O R R WOOTTON CP O A D 202000m 4 4 4 0 0 Bessels Leigh 0 m Wootton St Peter's C of E BESSELSLEIGH CP B Primary SP40SW ES SE School LSL EIG H E RO LAN AD ELL Appleton C of E DSW BA Primary School k Wootton o o r Village B d r SUTTON COURTENAY o f d n a AND MARCHAM ED S SUNNINGWELL AND WOOTTON WARD (51) FYFIELD AND Appleton Playing TUBNEY CP B Wootton 4 Field P 0 0 A 2 RK LA Business Park 1 NE 4 ST HELEN WITHOUT CP 7 HANNEYS WARD A.
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