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The Boundary Committee for England Periodic Electoral MAP 1 Harrogate Borough. Divisions in Harrogate town KNARESBOROUGH CP KNARESBOROUGH BILTON WARD BILTON WARD ELECTORAL DIVISION KILLINGHALL AND BISHOP MONKTON BILTON ELECTORAL DIVISION (28) (27) KNARESBOROUGH HARROGATE NIDD GORGE ELECTORAL DIVISION SCRIVEN PARK WARD (22) SKIPTO WOODFIELD WARD N ROAD NEW PARK KILLINGHALL WARD NEW PARK WARD Woodfield School JENNYFIELD S K IP T O N R O A D JENNY FIELD DRIVE SALTERGATE WARD Harrogate Golf Course D A O R R I P S O ' Harrogate Granby N G N R I High School O K A KILLINGHALL CP D STARBECK WARD K IN G S L E Y R STARBECK O A D Killinghall Moor HARROGATE SALTERGATE ELECTORAL DIVISION Oakdale Golf Course (25) HARROGATE STARBECK GRANBY WARD ELECTORAL DIVISION D ROA UGH RO W SBO (26) HARROGATE GRANBY ELECTORAL DIVISION ARE E KN D D E (21) R B U R D N A A O V R HIGH E N N A HIGH HARROGATE WARD U W HARROGATE E S PE NNY POT L ANE OR RO UGH ROAD Harrogate District Hospital HARROGATE Hookstone Chase County Primary School LOW HARROGATE E V I R D Y LOW HARROGATE WARD N E L L E O A I V V I R S D I S V D I N P A E L S L D A O D H P C M O E N P C L O O ST T W K O O A O N N H D R R O D ) O T 9 R P T 1 A ( M C W E O L L N WE P E VE TH O RI ER HARLOW MOOR WARD D The Stray or Two Hundred Acre BY Y T OR R O O S M AD T W S B O D I L A R N A O I R H H R A Harlow Moor R A L H O T W A Stonefall B M St Aidan's Cemetery O D O L Church of England R E O IV R R C D O High School E A ON D ST OK HO The Great Yorkshire STRAY WARD HARROGATE OATLANDS ELECTORAL DIVISION Show Ground Water Works (23) St John Fisher RC High School HOOKSTONE WARD D OA Y R LE OT HARLOW HILL HARROGATE ROSSETT ELECTORAL DIVISION 454000m (24) 428000m SE25SE Scale : 1cm = .08188 km OATLANDS Grid Interval is 1km County Cricket Ground Hornbeam Park E N A L L L A H D A E L ROSSETT WARD PANNAL AND LOWER WHARFEDALE ELECTORAL DIVISION (30) PANNAL CP FOLLIFOOT CP PATELEY BRIDGE ELECTORAL DIVISION PANNAL PANNAL WARD AINSTY ELECTORAL DIVISION (31) ASH (19) WASHBURN WARD RIBSTON WARD KEY "This map is reproduced from the OS map by The Electoral Commission THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright. PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. EXISTING WARD BOUNDARY Licence Number: GD03114G" PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF NORTH YORKSHIRE WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY EXISTING PARISH BOUNDARY PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME AINSTY ELECTORAL DIVISION Final Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries October 2004 Sheet 2 of 2 MAP 2 Harrogate Borough. Divisions in Ripon MAP 3 Scarborough Borough. Divisions in Scarborough town E N A L S S O R C NORTH BAY WARD NEWBY AND SCALBY CP NEWBY ELECTORAL DIVISION AD RO ALE END (53) GIV NEWBY WARD 1 6 E A IV R D D L E I D F OA Y R E TH R R W NO C O L E S C L Northstead I F RIPON SPA WARD F County School E R O A E D V RI D OR AN M AD Peasholm Park TE HS RT N NO O R T H L E A BOROUGHBRIDGE S A V ELECTORAL E N U DIVISION E RIPON NORTH ELECTORAL DIVISION (20) (32) WOODLANDS ELECTORAL DIVISION NEWBY WARD (59) SHAROW CP NORTHSTEAD WARD E T Ri A v G e r R Ur E H e S I F NORTHSTEAD B E D A ID ELECTORAL DIVISION R S N R R E A OW L WOODLANDS WARD G (54) W C L Y I F A F B R O H A T D E T R A G 489000m O L N L 503000m E K R S I P TA08NW W O O L N B Y - Manor Road Cemetery P A ell S r Sk S Rive RIPON MINSTER WARD PROSPECT Dean Road MOUNT E N Cemetery I V A R FISHER GREEN S RIPON CP U D B R M U E L T O A C G O R R A H LANE KER LOC R A L E I BONDGATE G H S S VINE T RA R O AND L E U OOD W REET E T ST ISON T H URCH G M A T E OAD ECT R PROSP B 62 65 T STREE RDON BONDGATE END GO RIPON SOUTH ELECTORAL DIVISION ANE TONE L GLADS (33) I R 1 E 6 K T N A WOODLANDS O A N CENTRAL WEAETRD STR S R THBURY E T RO S R B O E R E T O EET U NIA STR G HIBER RIPON MOORSIDE WARD H R REET O LER ST A CAND D STEPNEY WARD CASTLE AD BY RO SCAL ELECTORAL DIVISION (46) 431000m SE37SW 470000m C O M M Scale : 1cm = .04733 km E FALSGRAVE AND STEPNEY R Grid Interval is 1km C IA LITTLETHORPE CP L ELECTORAL S T Scale : 1cm = .03585 km R E BISHOP MONKTON WARD E Grid Interval is 1km DIVISION T KILLINGHALL AND BISHOP MONKTON ELECTORAL DIVISION (50) (27).
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