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PARKS AND OPEN SPACES Name ID Area (ha) Perimeter Abington Park 3 47.465 3995 mixed formal/informal/sport/play area Abington Square 159 0.085 224 monument Abington Vale Open Space 46 3.811 1949 Open Space Acre Lane Playing Field 86 6.535 1312 Sport Alsace Close Open Space 97 0.353 1617 Open Space Arbours Park North 17 2.269 1026 Open Space Arbours Park South 18 3.905 915 Open Space Auctioneers Way Open Space 172 0.077 303 shrub bed Augusta Avenue Open Space 168 0.073 157 Open Space Banbury Lane Open Space 102 1.067 872 Open Space Banbury Lane Recreation Ground 103 0.43 346 Play Area Barnes Meadow 1 6.423 2063 Open Space Barnes Meadow Interchange Open 170 0.255 391 Open Space Beaumont Drive Open Space 155 0.51 783 Open Space Beaune Close Open Space 98 0.141 329 Open Space Becketts Park 4 10.033 1547 Formal/play area/Sport Bellinge Ponds 7 4.824 2028 Open Space Bergerac Close Open Space 99 0.111 593 Open Space Berkeley Close Open Space 158 0.159 265 Open Space Billing Arbours Wood 5 12.138 2105 Open Space Billing Brook Linear Park 6 0.909 726 Open Space Blackthorn Park 25 0.717 412 Open Space/play area Blackymore Open Space 11 3.186 1370 Open Space Boughton Lane Linear Open Space 145 4.742 3197 Pocket Park maintained by Public Brackmills Industrial Linear Open Sp 171 0.754 1243 Open Space Brackmills Tree Belt 105 77.346 7601 Open Space Bradlaugh Fields 16 46.152 4712 Open Space/Nature Reserve maintained by wildlife trust Briar Hill Linear Open Space 24 2.365 1920 Open Space Briar Hill Playing Field 19 4.38 986 Open Space/play area/skateboard Brickyard Spinney Road Open Spac 147 1.882 751 Open Space Brittons Drive Open Space 149 0.022 63 Open Space Brockwood Close Open Space 101 0.093 123 Open Space Burford Avenue Open Space 20 0.916 522 Open Space Carlsberg Riverside Area 28 0.489 985 Open Space Castle Street Open Space 117 0.033 94 Open Space Chalcombe Avenue Play Area 106 0.21 208 Open Space/play area Cheddar Close Open Space 160 0.074 339 Open Space Cherry Orchard Park 12 8.002 2103 Open Space Chesham Rise Open Space 118 0.063 201 Open Space Claystones Open Space 104 0.368 289 Open Space Clipston Way Open Space 119 0.209 274 Open Space Collingtree Playing Field 26 1.396 482 Parish Council maintained by N.B.C Conifer Rise Open Space 53 0.537 370 Open Space/play area Cottingham Drive Open Space 29 0.663 689 Open Space Cranford Road Open Space 27 0.877 684 Open Space Dallington Park 87 9.542 1310 Sport Danehill Spinney and Open Space 30 3.009 1585 Open Space Danes Camp Way Open Space 162 0.507 905 Open Space Dayrell Road Open Space 111 0.067 112 Open Space Delapre Crescent Open Space 120 0.067 113 Open Space Delapre Estate 96 147.408 6812 Formal Duston Mill Reservoir 107 27.025 3561 Open Space Duston Wildes Open Space 31 2.251 1478 Open Space Name ID Area (ha) Perimeter Eastfield Park 14 24.258 2873 Open Space/play area Ecton Brook Linear Park 74 5.046 2870 Open Space Ecton Brook Playing Field 33 4.401 1033 Sport Ecton Park Road Open Space 153 2.114 1341 Open Space Errington Park 32 3.76 1124 Sport/play area Far Cotton Recreation Ground 88 6.973 1216 Sport/play area Faramir Place Open Space 151 1.293 513 Open Space Footmeadow 35 2.925 2068 Open Space Frosty Hollow Open Space 108 1.728 855 Open Space Goldings Reservoir and Osmund Dr 39 1.286 1006 Open Space Grafton Street Memorial Gardens 121 0.027 69 monument Grafton Way Open Space 37 0.8 505 Open Space/play area Granary Road East 9 0.938 610 Open Space Granary Road West 10 1.362 777 Open Space Grange Road Open Space 109 0.772 1012 Open Space Grangewood Park 75 8.164 2385 Open Space Great Billing Park 76 5.139 1348 Open Space Great Billing Recreation Ground 36 2.913 821 Parish Council Greatmeadow Road 152 1.39 645 Open Space Greenglades Open Space and Gree 38 2.202 2120 Open Space Harborough Road Open Space 167 0.058 185 Monument Harcourt Way Open Space 163 0.605 487 Open Space Hardingstone Recreation Ground 40 1.877 564 Parish Council Hardlands Road Open Space 41 0.781 468 Open Space Hunsbury Hill Avenue Open Space 122 0.224 512 Open Space Hunsbury Hill Park 77 31.015 6106 Open Space Hunslet Lane Open Space 42 2.612 713 Open Space Kings Heath Central Open Space 43 2.545 695 Open Space/play area Kings Heath Derwent Drive Open S 44 0.483 387 Open Space/play area Kings Heath Recreation Ground 90 6.31 1401 Sports area Kingsthorpe Green 115 0.623 732 Open Space Kingsthorpe Nature Reserve Mill La 123 14.591 3544 Nature Reserve maintained by wildlife trust Kingsthorpe Park and Tollgate Clos 78 8 2026 Formal/play area Kingsthorpe Recreation Ground 89 9.481 1847 Sport Ladybridge Playing Field 91 21.003 2923 Open Space/Sport/play area Lancaster Way Open Space 161 0.161 502 Open Space Langlands Open Space 48 1.146 1148 Open Space Leyland Drive Open Space 166 0.072 126 Open Space Lings Park 92 11.386 2293 Open Space/Sport Lings Wood and Open Space 79 30.495 3618 Open Space/Sport/Skateboard Lodge Farm Park 80 7.475 1386 Open Space London Road Open Space 110 0.396 285 Open Space Lumbertubs Park 73 2.599 976 Open Space Manning Road Open Space 50 1.606 1016 Open Space Manorfields Open Space 177 2.822 931 Open Space Mapperley Drive Open Space 112 0.115 165 Open Space Melbourne Lane Open Space 175 0.259 204 Open Space/play area Mendip Road Playing Field 49 1.572 692 Open Space/Play Area Midsummer Meadow 2 4.488 1238 Open Space Millers Meadow 51 1.511 702 Open Space/Play Area Moulton Way Open Space 146 1.05 902 Open Space/play area Newton Road Open Space 52 0.485 382 Open Space Obelisk Rise Central Open Space 21 1.349 617 Open Space/play area Obelisk Rise Open Space 23 0.848 415 Open Space/Monument Name ID Area (ha) Perimeter Obelisk Rise Playground 22 0.58 333 Open Space/play area Parklands Park 15 15.882 1905 Open Space/Sport/play area Penn Valley Park 81 6.527 1700 Open Space Penvale Tree Belt 124 0.228 613 Open Space Pine Ridge Open Space 148 0.208 194 Open Space Pyghtle Open Space 54 3.296 1019 Open Space Rectory Farm Linear Park 113 5.477 3739 Open Space Rectory Farm Playing Field 94 4.569 844 Sport/play area Redland Drive Open Space 55 0.695 819 Play Area Rochelle Way Open Space 100 0.264 227 Open Space Round Spinney Open Space 174 3.674 1041 Open Space Round Spinney Playing Field 95 5.043 1290 Sport Rushmere Road Riverside Area 125 1.578 1052 Open Space Ryehill Open Space 56 0.709 719 Open Space Saffron Close Open Space 169 0.187 436 Open Space Southcrest Open Space 62 1.074 779 Open Space Southfields Linear Open Space 64 4.672 2941 Open Space/play area Southfields Park 63 2.228 597 Sport Spencer Playground 66 0.847 419 Open Space St Andrews Road Open Space 57 0.589 377 Open Space St Davids Open Space 58 1.574 779 Open Space St Dunstans Rise Open Space 176 0.501 470 Open Space St James Mill Road Riverside Walk 127 0.897 786 Open Space St Johns Avenue Open Space 164 0.096 121 Open Space St Katherines Open Space 60 0.545 348 Open Space St Marks Crescent Open Space 165 0.191 186 Open Space Standens Barn Linear Park 82 3.148 2511 Open Space Standens Barn Linear Park West 114 2.685 1637 Open Space Standens Barn Play Park 67 0.749 706 Open Space Stanford Way Open Space 126 0.321 394 Open Space Stonepit Open Space 65 1.466 542 Open Space Tanfield Lane East Open Space 157 0.079 213 Open Space Tanfield Lane West Open Space 156 0.19 218 Open Space Teal Close Open Space 128 2 803 Open Space Thames Road Open Space 129 1.528 922 Open Space The Cross Great Houghton 130 0.049 97 monument The Green Great Houghton 131 0.052 104 Open Space The Racecourse 93 47.903 3465 Sport/play area Thorpelands Open Space 83 8.787 2608 Open Space Thorplands Play Park 68 0.85 388 Play Area Towcester Road Riverside Open Sp 69 0.678 956 Open Space Upper Nene Country Park 133 40.401 3335 Maintained by N.B.C Victoria Park 84 7.316 1325 Open Space/Sport/play area War Memorial Great Houghton 132 0.016 51 monument Watermeadow Drive Open Space 150 0.368 468 Open Space Westbury Close Play Area 134 0.122 267 Play Area Whitehills Open Space 71 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