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MAP 12 Proposed Electoral Divisions in St Dennis and St Stephen-In-Brannel SHEET 12, MAP 12 Proposed Electoral Divisions in St Dennis and St Stephen-in-Brannel 0 Pendine 3 Ruthvoes A Tregoss Tregoss Moor Water ST COLUMB MAJOR ED Water Tregoss Moor Screech Owl Sanctuary ST COLUMB MAJOR CP Water Rive r Fal Tregoss Mill way Water Rail Water ntled isma D Water Rive r Fal Goss Moor ROCHE CP St Dennis Water Junction AD RO ND LA OR MO D ism an Goss Moor tle d Goss Moor Ra ilw ay Toldish Water Industrial Park y a Gilley Mill w l i a Farm R d e l t n a R i m v s e i r D Enniscaven F a l Trerank Moor 30 R Retillick Farm i A ve r Tip F a (dis) l Gaverigan Manor Electricity Sub Station Quarry (dis) B 3 2 Goss Moor 7 9 Penrose-Vean Penrose Veor Gilleys Mica Dam B 32 Farm G (disused) 79 O T Research & H E Development R ST ENODER ED S Establishment R (China Clay) O A ST ENODER CP Gaverigan Bridge D D Gothers Tin OMEL Boundary LICK H Workings ILL ST DENNIS CP Farm (disused) DOMELLICK Domellick Farm CORNER Cleers Carnegga Farm St Denys L Church L I H S R C E A E R L NE C H I LL ROCHE ED S Roseveare Clay Pit T Mica Dam A Cemetery Mobile Home M (disused) Park P S l B a St Dennis H F 3 Tip I r 2 Community L e v 7 L i 9 Primary School R Tip Works (dis) St Dennis Playing (disused) Field ay ilw Carsella a D d R A tle Farm O an R m S Dis R Infant E TH O Sch G Boscawen Park Football Pitches Trerice Bridge Water Sewage D T St Dennis e i R ac s E rr Works m L Reservoir e Recreation AV T a O (covered) ce n Ground U i t R r l re e R T d O A R D a Works i l w a BR y EW ERS Mine HILL (dis) Whitemoor Littlejohns China Clay Works CROW Infant & Junior Hendra N ROAD School Wheal Remfry China Clay Works Whitemoor H Trelavour Maclaren's E China Clay Works Refinery N Trerice Dairy Farm D (disused) l R a A F r R e O iv R A Trerice Manor Farm D Rostowrack Farm WHITEMOOR y Parkandillick a PARISH WARD ilw China Clay Works a R l (Disused) ra e in Dorothy China Clay Works M L L Water I H South Fraddon Dry N A (disused) I B R R 3 U 2 Hallew 7 C 9 China Clay Works (disused) Water D i s Hendra m China Clay Works a n t l e d R a i l w a Tip y Tip Central Great Wheal Prosper Treviscoe China Stone Quarry Dubbers New Mica Dam D A Menmundy O Treviscoe R N IA Barton R R U C Rostowrack China Clay Works g R n i d i l v y Tip e e ST DENNIS a i r l F F al Treviscoe P AND NANPEAN ED B 3 2 7 Tip Treviscoe AD 9 Plant and RO EW Refinery LL Nanpean HA Victoria Bottoms B 3279 Old Pound China Clay Works Playing Field Nanpean Winnipeg Mica Dam Community (disused) Primary School Treviscoe Cemy China Clay Works M s i n n ST GE d ORGE e Tip S RD r G a t l o R Water l l a A il w a y y a w l i G Virginia China Clay Works a O R V d E e l R t M S n in a er E a T m l s R H i Water ai D lw Lower Longstone China Clay Works ay H I L O L L D P OUN Works D (disused) Water Longstone Works Goverseth Refinery Old Pound Farm y a Water w il a Melbur China Clay Works R l a r e n i M Kernick Mica Dam M i Cricket n Goonvean China Clay Works e r Ground a Football l Trethosa China Clay Works R Ground a i l w a y Gainsborough Park (Caravan Park) Goonamarris Playing Field North Carloggas Mica Dam Goonavean Foxhole Melbur Refinery y Primary a (disused) Park w l School i a R Goonabarn d e l t n OAD a ON R m EAC s B i D South Carloggas China Clay Works (disused) Mid-Cornwall China Clay Works Foxhole (disused) Stepaside C H A P E NANPEAN Beacon L China Clay Works R Works O PARISH WARD (disused) A (disused) D Water Carloggas Moor Blackpool China Clay Works Farm Pit (dis) Watch Hill Water Penbough Reservoirs Farm (covered) Carloggas Farm Maggie Pie Experimental Quarry Seeding Grounds (disused) Carpalla Mica Dam Treneague Water Tregargus Mill ST STEPHEN-IN-BRANNEL CP (disused) D A O R A S O H T Trevear E St Stephen Churchtown R Mill T (disused) Tip R Community Primary School i v e r F a l Recreation Ground Communication Mast Quarry St Stephen (disused) M L i n L I e r H a l S Cemetery Ra R E Hornick i T l w E a P AD y RAS RO Terras TER 058 A 3 Terras Mill (disused) ST MEWAN ED B Newgate 32 79 ST MEWAN CP Tip GW IN DR A RO AD High Street LONG LANE 8 5 0 3 A 305 A Lanjeth 8 ST STEPHEN-IN-BRANNEL ED A 3 0 58 ST STEPHEN-IN-BRANNEL PARISH WARD Gwindra Industrial Estate Brannel Industrial Scale : 1cm = 0.08500 km Nazearth School Estate Grid interval 1km Blackpool High Street Dryers and Mills Resugga Reservoirs Lanjeth M in Burngullow Riding e (covered) r a Dryers and Mill School l R a i lw a y KEY Burngullow PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY Dryers PARISH BOUNDARY Reservoir PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY ROCHE ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME Resugga and Tolgarrick Mine ST DENNIS CP PARISH NAME Langerth Farm (disused) NANPEAN PARISH WARD PROPOSED PARISH WARD NAME Crugwallins This map is based uponCOO Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of MBE ROAD 52,000M the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 193,000M The Electoral Commission GD03114G 2009. SW95SW Resugga Lane-End Brannel Farm The Chalet Playing Field Coombe THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND LADOCK, ST CLEMENT AND ST ERME ED ELECTORAL REVIEW OF CORNWALL River Fal Carnwinnick Farm Final Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries in the Unitary Authority of CornwallTrewithen December 2009 Farm LADOCK CP Sheet 12 of 20 Diggers Rest.
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