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Consultation Area License Number 100019199 12 2 77.8m BM 77.98m 13 1 Path 20 74.5m 20 25 25 13 2 EVERINGTON ROADTCB 77.9m 30 LB BM 76.03m 37 43 1 24 Drain 34 33 Coldfall Wood 41 Sinks Coldfall Primary School FB Sports Ground GP FB Path Path Path Path FS Pond El Sub Sta FB Pond Path Drain FB Path Lodge Issues PC 80 76 92 110 98 96 124 Surgery 80.6m 176 CREIGHTON AVENUE 80.2m Gas Sta 184 81.4m 50 179 51 79 194 BM 85.23m 43 Fortismere School (North Wing) LB RINGWOOD 44 44 181 84.4m 181 BEECH DRIVE 187 187 AVENUE 189 189 CHURCH VALE 193 193 197 197 37 40 38 38 41 34 34 El Sub Sta 2 18 1a 36 Pond 6 34 34 30 Pond 30 12 76 37 LB MUSWELL AVENUE 1 33 1 15 16 53 Whitehall 1 BURLINGTON ROAD 14 DONOVAN 1 Lodge 13 AVENUE 1 to 36 to 1 2 3 Fortismere School 3 11 1 11 28 (North Wing) 28 2 2 Fortismere School (North Wing) 40 43 METHUEN PARK 37 20 20 Our Lady 9 16 Tennis Courts 64 of Muswell MUSWELL ROAD RC Church COLNEY HATCH LANE 13 23 23 Hall Our Lady of Muswell Tennis Courts 1 17 33 33 10 10 Primary School 10 23 24 Tennis 4 13 Courts El Sub Sta 22 22 22 25 Tennis Courts 61 14 to 24 8 Muswell Hill District 12a 8 26 26 Pav 26 14 14 BEECH DRIVE Synagogue 1 to 12 52 97 30 49 30 MEADOW DRIVE 20 ELMS AVENUE 13 13 2 2 Dorchester522 Court 98.5m Surgery BM 100.72m The Paddock 516 RINGWOOD AVENUE 100.3m Tennis Courts 502to 16 500 514 19 353 Surgery 13 14 13 25 36 CHURCH VALE 37 14 85 494 488 492 to 12 12 27 1 482 to 13 14 486 10 38 27 345 476 MUSWELL MEWS 480 to 13 WELLFIELD AVENUE 470 1 14 474 to 464 37 468 to 28 28 TETHERDOWN The Meadow WOODBERRY CRESCENT 458 to 73 462 KINGS AVENUE Fortismere School 15 25 36 2 2 452 456 to (South Wing) Child Guidance Centre BM 101.11m 2 446 450 to 335 101.5m BM 99.86m 26 440 2 to 27 13 444 434 25 438 to 47 to 51 Nursing Home 54 428 BM 103.32m 432 to 2 1 to 333 MUSWELL HILL BROADWAY 32 329 422 11 to 1 426 1 325 327 61 24 13 28 323 39 2 to 1 Post Office 319 101.5m DUKES AVENUE 26 420 46 11 to 317 36 Bowling Green 313 311 to 307 414 to Swimming Bath Pavilion 418 14 303 97.2m 305 40 HUNTINGDON 40 Raglan Hall Hotel ROAD 7a 22 299 301 9 34 412 21 7 36 293 42 42 42 Pavilion 297 23 5 295 406 291 40 to to 49 LB 410 13 283 Jubilee Court 5a 277 El Sub Sta 3 275 61 12 12 2 281 to 3 3 35 404 CLOSE 47 49 59 63 42 10 271 Shelter VALE GP 273 402 326 3 400 FB 269 to 34 398 QUEENS LANE 265 TWYFORD AVENUE 396 1 44 44 1 1 1 7 QUEENS AVENUE 259 6 324 263 2 TWYFORD AVENUE 261 23 for 35 35 394 Colgrain 257 to 392 322 50 253 DUKES MEWS 1 The Hornsey Centre 390 249 36 Hotel 39 251 26 26 320a 54 37 DURHAM ROAD Handicapped Children 384 BM 99.49m 320 247 to 2 2 to 388 BM 96.81m 243 48 76 318 74 Hotel Muswell Hill 102.4m 378 72 332 to 336 58 316 60 239 241 237 to Baptist Church Hotel 382 328 14 14 5 24 340 to 344 All Saints' Church 1 Tetherdown Hall 13 372 330 235 233 to Vicarage Muswell Hill 376 Bank Tennis Tennis Courts Tennis Courts 47 United Reformed QUEENS AVENUE 231 338 El Sub Sta Courts The Church 229 360 310 314 96.3m Firemans Cottage to DUKES MEWS 312 225 370 354 348 308 227 8 304 Cottages to to 346 to TCB Trough SPRING LANE 358 352 35 LEICESTER ROAD22a TCB Bank Posts 302296 22 75 300 223 to to 10 Tennis 219 77 86 57 75 Club 1 to 7 to 1 100.9m 103.6m Hotel 290 Queen's Mansions TCBs 294 to Pavilion 1 to 26 1 2 2 230 284 Pavilion Woodside 276 to 272 Clinic 1a to The 288 278 Cottage 216 TCBs Muswell Hill Primary School 224 to 14 to 282 270 Woodside Cottages 208 222 266 Charles Clore 268 25 to Library 2a 2a House 202 214 199 The 4 Club 14 to 32 33 to 51 170 to 201 11 to 14 206 196 197 211 Green Man to 26 to 14 to 32 140 Twyford Court Twyford Court 190 217 Tavern 15 1 to 8 200 193 (PH) 7 203 5 Coleraine to 195 to 3 1 to 11 194 184 209 Cottages 1 to 11 to 30 187 The Copse Long Ridges 188 176 98.8m 18 to 26 256 4 Fortis Green 238 6 14 to 197 224 242 240 2 262 Bomarsund Surgery 170 222 7 to 10 16 1 The Copse 10 to 17 104.2m 182 191 264 2b 173 2b Cottages CLISSOLD CLOSE 5 to 6 2 189 208 260 3 to 164 204 174 181 206 236 1 to 9 169 to 258 to 163 72 1 26 220 1 101.8m 165 168 158 185 to Fairport TCBs Hotel 24 175 190 17 FORTIS GREEN to to to 102.7m 254 AVENUE MEWS 226 TCBs 150 157 15 202 162 188 78 171 22 179 210 to Denmark Terrace LB Fortis Court to El Sub Sta 20 159 El Sub Sta LB to 6 244 Midhurst Parade 151 19 144 19 Garage 4 1 156 167 Nursery 192 to 153 77 3 Cheapside 4 138 38 The Cottage 145 13 148 PRINCES 13 School 13 70 1 to 24 101.2m 6 1 to 6 to 161 174 Subway 147 70 6 97.2m 6a 142 132 16 131 Shelter FB 11a 7 133 Midhurst Garden 176 2c 2c Shelter 137 23 to 23 18 7 to 12 Alexandra FORTIS GREEN 124ROAD 155 Bank The to 115 1 to 6 136 139 PH MUSWELL HILL Lynton 14 to 18 7 to 12 1 to 6 13 to 18 AVENUE 168 Grove (PH) to 186 1 to 4 to 1 152 11 PRINCES LANE 10 149 19 130 8 154 Grange 113 143 The Gables 125 LINCOLN ROAD PRINCES AVENUE 141 150 6 119 Midhurst Mansions 127 103.6m to 2d 2d 20 9 to 1 to 4 92 Police BM TCB 4 121 155 to 169 to 155 Memorial Hall 144 4 St James' Church 135 166 111 Station 2 6 40 102.52m Leaside Mansions 146 Depot 107 1 2 113 2 107 1 129 1 LB 115 Albion 109 Coldfall 1 1 Albion 1 a to c 100.0m 148 12 Lodge Lodge Nursery 123 142 Cottage 2 153 to 139 School 2 PH FORTISMERE AVENUE BM 104.86m 3 LB 1 117 Posts COLLINGWOOD AVENUE MIDHURST AVENUE 3 122 140 7 to 12 38 1 to 8 Clissold 1 to 24 111 SUMMERLAND 4 Arms 104.2m 116 1 to 6 1 Bank 126 to 138 BMto 104.28m126 2 111b to Lonsto Summerland Grange 123 to 137 to 123 1 109 105 1 (PH) 110 99 TCB 6 to 1 Priory Grange ALEXANDRA2 Garage 120 House 1 to 4 to 1 78 to 9 to 24 FB LEASIDE AVENUE GARDENS 68 104 Mews 91 103 12 to 7 AVENUE 111a 114 Field to 96 House 1 to 4 to MUSWELL HILL BROADWAY SPRINGFIELD Westside 98 PRINCES LANEDudrich 124 108 97 18 to 13 84.4m Cottages to 119 House 1 to 10 19 to 24 to 19 1a 102 1 to 19 121 86 to 96 to 86 109 2 84 120 7 98.8m 1 to 4 30 to 26 2 FORTIS GREEN MEWS 85 to El Sub Sta 97 Old Chapel Pl 78 118 113 to 117 to 113 13 31 to 36 to 31 107 89 El Sub Sta 81 to 69 Orchard Court to Blaenavon 2 114 4 72 The Fantail 82 112 BIRCHWOOD AVENUE 79 1 to 26 14 111 to And FirkinPH 8c 16 to 122 108 1 66 77 3 76 Chessing Court 106 105 13 83 to 65 55 to 3 to 13 58 102 Risborough Close 12 12 53 70 13 TCBs 8 87 87 to 96 2 10 51 89 EASTERN ROAD 49 60 8 52 57 to 75 to 57 64 BM 98.13m 83 13 to FORTIS GREEN AVENUE FIRS AVENUE 90 33 10 10a 56 46 to 64 97.8m 3 to 79 81 81 83 83 1 to 8 to 1 73 31 31 Path (um) 86 75 a a 47 50 40 88 83 83 13 to 35 to 45 to 35 100 82 21 34 85 98 79 58 FORTIS GREEN 79 ANNINGTON ROAD 44 81 13 FIRS CLOSE 13 103.3m to 24 to 30 103.3m 94 Risborough Court WESTERN ROAD FORTIS GREEN38 ROAD 55 77 25 25 92 1 57 11 11 77 77 to to ATHENAEUM PLACE Bank 11 32 BM 97.47m 15 15 56 15 65 71 Car Park 27 7 54 7 to MUSWELL HILL PLACE 22 80 59 69 2 Shelter 14 41 96.9m 4 35 HILLFIELD AVENUE to 69 69 to 78 3 3 20 to 63 to 39 29 1 1 2 74 HILLFIELD PARK MEWS 53 72 67 67 5 45 1 9 74 29 19 26 to 4 84 50 7 to 68 23 23 51 64 82 18 12 39 37 22 25 21 PARK 37 to 22 28 25 Shelter 9 43 58 North London 3 Squash Rackets 35 60 71 37 37 to 10 Cinema 1 21 27 13 Club 64 52 62 19 25 66 70 2 to 49 30 46 19 48 58 11 68 23 29 22 66 13 to 13 27 38 29 31 Kenwyn Lodge 35 44 30 33 32 38 67 8 7 29 28 54 66 KEYNES CLOSE 26 25 14 26 56 1 2 Muswell 35 36 34 to 50 Hill 27 123 32 1 to 6 40 102.1m 14 42 23 Centre 26 35 BROADWAY HILLFIELD PARK 56 Beechwood Close 37 52 50 18 to 24 to 18 Newholme 48 LB 46 38 1 1 1 10 to 16 to 10 1 to 16 HILLFIELD PARK MEWS 45 BIRCHWOOD AVENUE 6 115 FS 8 to 2 35 28 FIRS AVENUE 31 31 Posts 12 24 MIDHURST AVENUE 95.7m 40 FORTISMERE AVENUE 55 26 37 28 St James's Church FORTIS GREEN AVENUE 13 41 44 41 1 49 BM 102.79m 3 28 35 107 26 30 19 27 40 28 26 20 38 ALEXANDRA GARDENS 5 36 COLLINGWOOD AVENUE LEASIDE AVENUE 7 Posts 27 TCB 13 El Sub Sta 55 40 13 39 15 3 Post FRANCIS ROAD 1 LYNMOUTH ROAD 22 11 105 13 13 LB 208 48 HARWELL PASSAGE 34 14 43 28a Church Centre 28 20 17 SPRINGCROFT 14 Vicarage 12 103 33 23 96.9m 21 21 61 47 MUSWELL HILL ROAD 35 HILLFIELD PARK 13 54 Surgery 42 18 10 2 93 202 202 53 13 53 MUSWELL HILL PLACE 12 48 91 Beverley Court 65 6 53 7 3 89 AVENUE 23 18 19 13 1 to 12 to 1 1 to 12 to 1 1 55 8 32 32 21 EASTERN ROAD BM 93.53m 33 13 47 1 13 44 WESTERN ROAD 35 31b 29 4 2 200 200 2 50 1 4 4 31a 1 ST JAMES'S LANE 3 85 25 18 37 79 52 22 1 100.9m 75 7 The Terrace TCB 10 75 GRAND AVENUE 164 40 40 40 51 13 9 84.7m 33 33 13 13 13 23 21 20 Telephone LB 35 194 Berridale 194 13 to 27 to 13 1 27 to 13 TCB Exchange 80 4 LAURADALE ROAD CHURCH CRESCENT 82 65 Posts 65 28 53 1 12 63 PH Valette Tudor Lodge 1 BM 83.15m 10 10 34 Dunottar 34 69 73 1 to 12 Court 1 to 12 1 2 LAURADALE ROAD 2 76 Bishops View Court 76 20 Roselle 20 SUMMERLEE AVENUE 34 LB 34 24 24 Winkley Court 34 34 5 67 5 6 10 6 46 46 56 56 44 44 81.1m 37 Riposa 101 101 192 192 2 192 84 84 50 50 50 Aviv 74.1m 50 BEATTOCK RISE 24A LB 190 43 Chedington 190 34 24 45 34 11 60 Park View 188 72 75 76c El Sub Sta 15 60 60 62 76b 99 74 26 Ty 76a 1 1 78 Innisfail Gwen FS 14 12 2 24 22 2 87 60 17 60 Depot El Sub Sta 49 Tetherdown 85 Posts Primary 17 Path 35 53 28 28 26 School Drain 91.7m 91.4m SOUTHERN ROAD British Legion 90.2m Royal 88.4m BM 91.41m 20 LB BM 91.30m Club 1 44 3 55 5 19 13 9 25 1 3 31 1.5 4 40 80.8m 1 178 St Luke's- 23 Buckden Close 34 Woodside 27 4 33 Hospital 3 23 87 13 23 1 2 63 1 15 Reservoir The Crest 18 SHAKESPEARE GARDENS (covered) Allotment Gardens SUMMERLEE GARDENS 88.4m CHURCH CRESCENT 19a LINDEN ROAD 7 26 37 65 24 32 22 12 2 168 19 8 18 47 54 13 17c 13 Tennis 17b Courts 17a LEINSTER ROAD 17 10 93.9m Drain 12 CHURCH 15a GREENFIELD DRIVE 73 15 12a 166 28 27 77 68 ELLINGTON ROAD 2l 22 Treehouse School 73 12d 14 22 31 76 to 69 13 23 1 Tennis 12b 2
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