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228 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 8 JANUARY, 1954 NATIONAL PARKS AND ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE ACT, 1949 COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON Survey of Rights of Way NOTICE is hereby given that the County Council of the County of Southampton, hi exercise of the powers conferred on them by Sub-section (3) of Section 29 of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, 1949, have determined to modify the particulars contained in the Draft Map and Statements prepared under Section 27 of the above mentioned Act in relation to the rights of way within the area of the Rural District of Kingsclere and Whitchurch in the said County by (1) the deletion of the paths indicated in the First Schedule hereto, (2) the inclusion of the paths indicated in the Second Schedule hereto, (3) changing the status of paths as indicated in the Third Schedule hereto, and (4) amending the Statements as indicated in the Fourth Schedule hereto. Maps and Statements showing these modifications have been deposited at the offices of the County Surveyor,. The Castle, Winchester and the Clerk of the Rural District Council, Council Offices, Kingsclere, where they may be seen free of charge during the usual office hours. Any representation or objection with respect to these determinations should be made in writing and addressed to the Clerk of the County Council, The Castle, Winchester, before the 13th day of February, 1954. C. G. HICKSON, Deputy Clerk of the County Council. 4th January, 1954. FIRST SCHEDULE Parish Path No. Status Description Ashmansworth 8 Footpath From Road C.145 opposite the City south-eastwards to Moppers Barn .and thence to Parish boundary. do. 12(part) do. From Road U.9 southwards to St. Michael's Church. do. 10 do. From Road U.9 north-eastwards to its junction with Path No. 9 at Crux Easton Farm. do. 15 do. From Road U.37 north of Lye Farm eastwards along the southern edge of Easton Park Wood and then south* eastwards through the Wood to Parish boundary. Baughurst 27 do. From junction with Road C.101 opposite the Baptist Chapel south-westwards to its junction with Path No. 40 south-west of Foxcot Farm. do 33(part) do. From junction with Road C.89 south-eastwards to its junction with Path No. 34 north of Wolverton Wood. do: 30(part) do. From junction with Path No. 65 south of Beech Copse eastwards to its junction with Paths Nos. 29 and 31 north of Brock Cottage. do 40 do. From its junction with Brazenhead Lane south-eastwards via Ewhurst Farm and Ewhurst Park, then north- eastwards to its junction with Lloyd's Lane and Path No. 42. do 43 do. From Pit Lane, south of Pit Hall Farm, north-eastwards to Lloyd's Lane south of Lodge. Burghclere and Highclere *\ do. From Road A.34 south of Deadman's Bottom north- 4J westwards to Tothill Farm and then south-westwards to Railway, then along western edge of Hopping Common to its junction with Road A.34 north of Tothill Railway Bridge. Burghclere 22 do. From Road U.35 south-east of Ridgemoor Farm eastwards over the Railway to Road U.I 3 north-west of Duncroft Farm. do. 33 do. From Road C.57 near Burghclere Station, southwards and then over the railway to Down Farm and thence west- wards over the railway to Road A.34 north of Seven Barrows. East Woodhay 16 do. From Road U.34 south of Broad Mead Copse south- eastwards across pasture to Road U.34. Hurstbourne Priors 1 do. From its junction with Road B.3048 north-west of Crystal Abbey north-eastwards along Parish boundary and then south-eastwards to its junction with Road U.28 south- east of Jamica Farm. do. 2 do. From Parish boundary at the Bourne Rivulet north- eastwards to its junction with Road B.3048 north-west of Crystal Abbey. do. 6 do. From Road U.29 north-east of Long Plantation south- eastwards across the Common to its junction with Road B.3048 north of Long House. Kingsclere 65 do. From its junction with Path No. 64 on Frith Common eastwards south of Pound Copse to the Parish boundary south of Beech Copse. do 88(part) do. Section of path across Freemantle Park Down. do 93(part) do. From its junction with Path No. 88 north of Freemantle Park Down westwards to its junction with Paths Nos. 95 and 96 north of Stubbington Down. Kingsclere 107 do. From Idworth Lane north-east of Hannington north- eastwards to its junction with Path No. 1 10 north-west of Gaston Copse. do 111 do. From Babstone Farm north-eastwards to Pit Lane, south of Old Chalk Pit. Laverstoke 12 Bridleway From Parish boundary south-westwards through Round- wood Farm, across pasture south of Yew Tree Hassock to Road C.19 east of Freefolk Wood. Litchfield and Woodcott . 2(part) Footpath From its junction with Path No. 3 south of Beech Hanger Copse north-westwards to Parish boundary. do. 6 do. From Parish boundary south-west of Rabbits Warren, south-eastwards to its junction with Path No. 5 south- east of Hook Farm..
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