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New Forest Remembers DBA Appendix 3 New Forest Remembers: Untold Stories of World War II April 2013 0B Appendix 3: Gazetteer Maritime Monument Name Site Type Easting Northing Archaeology ID MA0004 RAF SOPLEY GCI RADAR STATION RADAR STATION 416095 97811 MA0006 HINTON ADMIRAL RAILBRIDGE - Second World War pill box PILLBOX 419401 94600 MA0008 RAF IBSLEY BATTLE HEADQUARTERS BUNKER 416351 108500 MA0009 RAF IBSLEY PILL BOX AND BANK PILLBOX 415101 109240 MA0010 RAF IBSLEY CONTROL TOWER STRUCTURE 415847 108879 MA0011 RAF IBSLEY AIR RAID SHELTER AIR RAID SHELTER 415501 107900 MA0012 RAF IBSLEY AIR RAID SHELTER AIR RAID SHELTER 415901 108900 MA0013 RAF IBSLEY AIR RAID SHELTER AIR RAID SHELTER 415301 108300 MA0014 RAF IBSLEY ABLUTIONS BLOCK STRUCTURE 415311 108301 MA0015 RAF IBSLEY AIR RAID SHELTER AIR RAID SHELTER 415201 108200 MA0016 VEALS FARM - Anti aircraft rocket projector battery ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY 439801 109300 MA0017 RAF IBSLEY - Second World War air raid shelter AIR RAID SHELTER 415301 109250 MA0018 RAF IBSLEY - Second World War air raid shelter AIR RAID SHELTER 415284 109299 MA0020 PLUTO (PIPELINE UNDER THE OCEAN) PLUTO 445501 98500 MA0021 RAF IBSLEY CROSSLEY TOWERS OFFICERS QUARTERS STRUCTURE 416651 109550 MA0022 RAF IBSLEY MOCKBEGGAR NISSEN HUT STRUCTURE 416731 109550 RAF IBSLEY RADAR STATION ACCOMMODATION HUT AND AIR RAID MA0023 STRUCTURE 417601 110300 SHELTER MA0024 RAF IBSLEY AIR RAID SHELTER AIR RAID SHELTER 415301 109300 MA0025 RAF IBSLEY AIR RAID SHELTER AIR RAID SHELTER 415501 109200 MA0026 EMBARKATION HARD SITE Q2 EMBARKATION HARD 446561 98680 MA0027 NEW FARM AIR RAID SHELTER AIR RAID SHELTER 416101 110300 MA0028 RAF IBSLEY COMMUNAL SITE NO 2 AIR RAID SHELTER AIR RAID SHELTER 416101 110600 Maritime Archaeology Ltd MA Ltd 1832 Room W1/95, National Oceanography Centre, Empress Dock, Southampton. SO14 3ZH. www.maritimearchaeology.co.uk Page 25 of 79 New Forest Remembers: Untold Stories of World War II April 2013 Maritime Monument Name Site Type Easting Northing Archaeology ID MA0029 RAF IBSLEY COMMUNAL SITE NO 2 AIR RAID SHELTER AIR RAID SHELTER 416221 110580 MA0030 RAF IBSLEY COMMUNAL SITE NO 2 STRUCTURE 416251 110600 MA0031 RAF IBSLEY COMMUNAL SITE NO 1 AIRFIELD COMMUNAL SITE 416201 109660 MA0032 TOTTON AIR RAID SHELTERS AIR RAID SHELTER 436141 112900 MA0033 TOTTON AIR RAID SHELTERS AIR RAID SHELTER 436141 112930 MA0034 AVON AUXILLARY UNIT BUNKER 414001 98000 MA0035 FORDINGBRIDGE ANTI-TANK ISLAND ANTI TANK ISLAND 414001 114000 MA0036 LYNDHURST ANTI TANK ISLAND ANTI TANK ISLAND 430001 108000 MA0037 RINGWOOD ANTI-TANK ISLAND ANTI TANK ISLAND 415001 105000 MA0038 TOTTON BRIDGE ANTI-TANK ISLAND ANTI TANK ISLAND 437001 113000 MA0039 HIGHCLIFFE PILL BOX PILLBOX 420787 93083 MA0040 CHRISTCHURCH ANTI-TANK BLOCKS ANTI TANK BLOCKS 415522 93401 MA0041 CHRISTCHURCH PILL BOX PILLBOX 415550 93416 MA0043 MUDEFORD EMERGENCY COASTAL BATTERY GUN EMPLACEMENT 419101 92600 MA0045 WOODYATES RADAR STATION RADAR STATION 402671 119830 MA0046 RIDLEY PLAIN BOMBING DECOY Q160A BOMBING DECOY 421001 107200 MA0047 VERWOOD BOMBING DECOY Q160B BOMBING DECOY 410001 106600 MA0051 CLEARBURY DOWN STARFISH BOMBING DECOY SF53B BOMBING DECOY 414801 124000 MA0056 NAVAL COAST BOMBING DECOY 610 BOMBING DECOY 440301 109200 MA0057 ASQL BOMBING DECOY 'CADNAM A' BOMBING DECOY 427401 118700 MA0059 ASQL BOMBING DECOY 'CADNAM C' BOMBING DECOY 429501 117400 MA0060 EMBARKATION HARD SITE A EMBARKATION HARD 433315 95498 MA0061 EMBARKATION HARD SITE C1 EMBARKATION HARD 433301 95500 MA0067 HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY LYMINGTON L3 HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY 434901 98800 MA0071 HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY SOLENT S16 HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY 436401 106300 MA0072 PRISONER OF WAR CAMP 624 POW CAMP 422701 96900 MA0073 CHAIN HOME RADAR STATION CH11 RADAR STATION 416401 90800 Maritime Archaeology Ltd MA Ltd 1832 Room W1/95, National Oceanography Centre, Empress Dock, Southampton. SO14 3ZH. www.maritimearchaeology.co.uk Page 26 of 79 New Forest Remembers: Untold Stories of World War II April 2013 Maritime Monument Name Site Type Easting Northing Archaeology ID MA0074 STONE POINT BATTERY GUN EMPLACEMENT 445701 98500 MA0075 SOUTHBOURNE EMERGENCY COASTAL BATTERY GUN EMPLACEMENT 415601 90900 MA0077 RAF IBSLEY COMMUNAL SITE NO 6 MILITARY CAMP 416640 110182 MA0078 RAF IBSLEY COMMUNAL SITE NO 3 MILITARY CAMP 416469 110891 MA0079 RAF IBSLEY REQUISITIONED OFFICERS QUARTERS PRACTICE TRENCHES SLIT TRENCH 415561 111696 MA0080 OGDENS: Second World War bomb crater BOMB CRATER 417871 112051 MA0081 RAF IBSLEY HUFF DUFF STATION RADAR STATION 417573 110382 MA0082 ROGER PENNY WAY TANK TRACK TRACKWAY 418593 114597 MA0083 GODSHILL BOMB CRATERS BOMB CRATER 418099 114658 MA0084 GODSHILL FIRING RANGE FIRING RANGE 418209 114830 MA0085 ASHLEY WALK - Second World War bombing range BOMBING RANGE 419742 114071 MA0086 WINKTON ADVANCED LANDING GROUND AIRFIELD 416757 98237 MA0087 WINKTON ADVANCED LANDING GROUND POSSIBLE BOMB CRATER HOLLOW 416256 98162 MA0089 WINKTON ADVANCED LANDING GROUND POSSIBLE EARTHWORKS AIRFIELD 416585 97839 MA0090 WINKTON ADVANCED LANDING GROUND TRENCHES MILITARY CAMP 417205 97770 MA0091 RINGWOOD POSSIBLE EMERGENCY WATER STORAGE TANK WATER TANK 415356 104660 MA0092 BISTERNE AIRFIELD AIRFIELD 415545 101955 MA0094 TURF HILL - Possible WWII bomb craters BOMB CRATER 419954 117174 MA0095 TURF HILL PITS OR EARTHWORKS MILITARY SITE 419936 117335 MA0096 TURF HILL - Possible earthwork MILITARY SITE 419722 117266 MA0097 ASHLEY WALK - Second World War bombing range target BOMBING RANGE 419935 115314 MA0098 RAF IBSLEY POSSIBLE BOMB CRATERS BOMB CRATER 413477 108981 MA0099 BARTON CLIFF MILITARY SITE 425764 92509 MA0100 RINGWOOD MILITARY SITE MILITARY SITE 416129 105653 MA0101 RAF IBSLEY SLIT TRENCHES SLIT TRENCH 416358 108403 MA0102 RAF IBSLEY SLIT TRENCHES SLIT TRENCH 416554 108366 MA0103 RAF IBSLEY POSSIBLE BOMB CRATERS BOMB CRATER 416968 109333 Maritime Archaeology Ltd MA Ltd 1832 Room W1/95, National Oceanography Centre, Empress Dock, Southampton. SO14 3ZH. www.maritimearchaeology.co.uk Page 27 of 79 New Forest Remembers: Untold Stories of World War II April 2013 Maritime Monument Name Site Type Easting Northing Archaeology ID MA0104 RAF IBSLEY POSSIBLE TARGETS MILITARY SITE 416769 109515 MA0105 RAF IBSLEY POSSIBLE BOMB CRATERS BOMB CRATER 416638 109821 MA0106 RAF IBSLEY POSSIBLE BOMB CRATERS ENCLOSURE 416533 109592 MA0107 RAF IBSLEY COMMUNAL SITE NO 4 MILITARY CAMP 416051 109992 MA0108 BURTON COMMON POSSIBLE BOMB CRATERS BOMB CRATER 419312 95719 MA0109 BURTON COMMON POSSIBLE BOMB CRATERS BOMB CRATER 419349 95257 MA0110 BURTON COMMON POSSIBLE BOMB CRATERS BOMB CRATER 419033 95068 MA0112 HOLMSLEY SOUTH AIRFIELD - NISSEN HUTS MILITARY CAMP 420274 97495 MA0113 RAF IBSLEY AIRFIELD AIRFIELD 415338 108774 MA0114 RAF IBSLEY BUILDING PLATFORMS BUILDING PLATFORM 416665 108846 MA0115 RAF IBSLEY BATTLE HEADQUARTERS ENCLOSURE ENCLOSURE 416424 108835 MA0116 HONEYLAKE WOOD BOMB CRATERS BOMB CRATER 426523 93515 MA0117 BASHLEY BOMB CRATERS BOMB CRATER 423309 96575 MA0119 ROOK CLIFF MILITARY SITE 428415 91515 MA0120 AGARTON FARM BOMB CRATERS BOMB CRATER 430027 92596 MA0121 KEYHAVEN BOMB CRATER 430040 92246 MA0122 GREAT NEWBRIDGE COPSE BOMB CRATER 430778 93414 MA0123 LOWER PENNINGTON BOMB CRATER 431510 93605 MA0124 HURST BEACH BEACH DEFENCE 429431 90985 MA0125 LAVENDER FARM MILITARY CAMP 426469 95181 MA0126 LAVENDER FARM BARRAGE BALLOON SITE 426407 95122 MA0127 KINGS LANE MILITARY CAMP 428660 97374 MA0128 SWAY - Second World War activity site MILITARY SITE 428354 97750 MA0129 SWAY - Second World War activity site MILITARY CAMP 428253 98006 MA0130 SWAY - Second World War activity site AIRFIELD 428639 97989 MA0132 LONG MEAD END/TRADDIFORD GAP WWII TANK TRAPS TANK TRAP 426138 92314 MA0133 HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY LYMINGTON L1 ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY 430280 91996 Maritime Archaeology Ltd MA Ltd 1832 Room W1/95, National Oceanography Centre, Empress Dock, Southampton. SO14 3ZH. www.maritimearchaeology.co.uk Page 28 of 79 New Forest Remembers: Untold Stories of World War II April 2013 Maritime Monument Name Site Type Easting Northing Archaeology ID MA0134 HEAVY ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY LYMINGTON L2 ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY 429820 97351 MA0135 GRAVEL PIT HILL DECOY AIRFIELD 419292 116735 MA0136 RAF IBSLEY NISSEN HUT BUILDING PLATFORM 416723 109540 MA0137 RAF IBSLEY CONTROL TOWER CONTROL TOWER 415847 108881 MA0139 RAF IBSLEY COMMUNAL SITE NO 1 MILITARY CAMP 416238 109734 MA0140 WINKTON ADVANCED LANDING GROUND AIRFIELD 416697 97375 MA0141 EXBURY HOUSE MILITARY BUILDING 442392 100061 MA0142 SHORT SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT CRASH SITE 449018 102492 MA0151 PURWELL CROSS WAR MEMORIAL WAR MEMORIAL 417073 92986 MA0180 ST. MARK'S CHURCH WAR MEMEMORIAL WAR MEMORIAL 420513 93572 MA0199 HINTON ADMIRAL PILLBOX PILLBOX 419533 94697 MA0200 HINTON ADMIRAL PILLBOX PILLBOX 419401 94600 MA0203 CHRISTCHURCH BAY HURRICANE CRASH SITE AIRCRAFT, HURRICANE 423530 90898 MA0204 CHRISTCHURCH BAY MESSERCHMITT CRASH SITE AIRCRAFT, ME110 423530 90898 MA0205 CHRISTCHURCH BAY MESSERCHMITT CRASH SITE AIRCRAFT, ME110 423530 90898 MA0206 CHRISTCHURCH BAY MESSERCHMITT CRASH SITE AIRCRAFT, ME109 423530 90898 MA0212 CHRISTCHURCH PILL BOX PILLBOX 416321 92355 MA0213 MUDEFORD PILLBOX PILLBOX 418063 92741 MA0214 MUDEFORD PILLBOX PILLBOX 418163 92825 MA0215 MUDEFORD PILLBOX PILLBOX 418412 91749 MA0216 MUDEFORD PILLBOX PILLBOX 418701 92000 MA0217 AVON BEACH CUBE 418801 92100 MA0219 HIGHCLIFFE PILL BOX PILLBOX 420901 93100 MA0220 HIGHCLIFFE PILL BOX PILLBOX 421101 93100 MA0221 CHRISTCHURCH PILL BOX PILLBOX 421201 94700 MA0225 CHRISTCHURCH PILL BOX PILLBOX 415281 93930 MA0227 BEAULIEU HEATH - Second
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