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BreanishBreanish GislaGisla MealistaMealista Balallan SchSchSch Shiltenish Arivruach South Lochs Lot No.5 Aline Hushinish Scaladale Gov ig Amhuinnsuidhe Maaruig Cliasmol Bunav oneadar Ardhasaig Rhenigidale Tarbert Luskenty re LochLochLoch UrghaUrgha LochLochLoch SeaforthSeaforthSeaforth Diracleit Ky les Seilebost B r i d g e CuddyCuddy PointPoint Scalpay Horgabost Drinishader Kennav ay Scarista Harris Grosebay Stockinish Northton Manish PriorityPriority 11 PriorityPriority 22 Finsbay PriorityPriority 33 PriorityPriority 44 Lev erburgh Borsham PriorityPriority 44 Lingerbay Rodel ICE GRITTING 2017 LIST OF ROAD PRIORITIES ________________________________________________________________ _______ LOT No.5 PRIORITY: 1 Road A859 Balallan Jct south to Luskentyre Jct PRIORITY: 2 Road A859 Luskentyre Jct via Seilebost,Horgabost,Borve,Scarista,Leverburgh Ferry/lower Road to Ferry Terminal jct A868 A859 jct around Tarbert Village Loop to A859 Jct C78 Tarbert Main St Jct Via Carragreich,Scalpay Bridge to Cunningham Road Jct Scalpay PRIORITY: 3 Road C79 Bays Golden Road Jct via Grosebay,Stockinish,Leckalee,Geocrab,Manish,Finsbay to Rodel North Jct Leckalee jct to A859 Grosebay Link Road A859 Rodel North Jct to leverburgh Ferry Road Jct B887 Bunavoneadar Jct via Amhuinnsuidhe to Hushinish Village turning Point Govig Village Luskentyre Village Seilebost School Access Horgabost Township Northton Village Leverburgh Ferry Road via Strond to Borrisdale turning point and Port A859 Maaruig Access via Maaruig Village to Turning Point Rhenigidale Road Scott Road Tarbert Urgha Township Scalpay Cunningham Road Jct via Playpark,Ard an Aiseig to Outend Kyles Scalpay incl old ferry Car park Cuddy Point PRIORITY: 4 Road Scaladale Village Ceann an Ora Housing Scheme Ardhasaig Village Cul na H-Aird Village Old Pier Road Tarbert MacQueen St Tarbert Diraclete Township Mill Road Diraclete Scadabay Township Stockinish Pier Road Lickisto Ardmor Geocrab Ardslave Manish Township Quidinish Township Ardvey Finsbay Borsham Lingerbay Township Rodel Loop Leverburgh to Finsbay Moor Road Dunmore Crescent Kintulavaig Lever Terrace Kyles Lodge Leverhulme Road Scalpay New Road Ferry Road Loop Cunningham Road Scalpay Ard na Cille Ardeaginish Airivruach Branches PRIORITY: 5 [by request only] Road Kyles Skerrybhuidhe Cliasmol Housing Scheme .

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