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Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Information on Rights of Way in Hampshire including extracts from “The Hampshire Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Prepared by the County Council under section 33(1) of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 and section 57(3) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 The relevant date of this document is 15th December 2007 Published 1st January 2008 Notes: 1. Save as otherwise provided, the prefix SU applies to all grid references 2. The majority of the statements set out in column 5 were prepared between 1950 and 1964 and have not been revised save as provided by column 6 3. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘5’ were added to the definitive map after 1st January 1964 4. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘7’ were originally in an adjoining parish but have been affected by a diversion or parish boundary change since 1st January 1964 5. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘9’ were in an adjoining county on 1st January 1964 6. Columns 3 and 4 do not form part of the Definitive Statement and are included for information only Parish and Path No. Status Start Point End point Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations (Grid ref and (Grid ref and description) description) Longstock 1 Footpath 3413 3559 3465 3598 Footpath 8 Red Rice Road at parish boundary Longstock 2 Footpath 3466 3599 3540 3608 From Road C.91 to Road C.17 Red Rice Road Longstock Road From Road C.91 through field gate northeastwards along track enclosed approx. 15 ft. That part of the path which ran between 3486 3598 and 3469 wide between farm building and hedge, through field gate, along verge of pasture on 3594 has been diverted and now runs between 3486 3598 and north side of wire fence, over wire fence, along verge of pasture on north side of 3466 3599 hedge and wire fence, through cuckoo gate, along verge of pasture on north side of 1.2 metres wide between 3466 3599 and 3471 3602 hedge and wire fence and over post and rail fence to Road C.17 1.8 metres wide between 3471 3602 and 3486 3598 Longstock 3 Footpath 3409 3700 3570 3687 From Road C.91 to Road C.17 Red Rice Road Longstock Road From Road C.91 over stile eastwards along verge of pasture on south side of wire Stile at 3466 3599 fence and hedge, over rail and wire fence, eastwards along verge of pasture on south ‘V’ gates at 3482 3605 and 3486 3598 side of hedge and wire fence, over stile, along grass verge of arable field on south side of hedge, along verge of arable field on south side of hedge, through wicket gate to left of field gate and southeastwards along approx. 8 ft. wide gravel and grass track on south side of hedge and fence to Road C.17. Longstock 4 Footpath 3577 3713 3606 3770 From Road U.89 to Road C.17 Restricted Byway Longstock Road From Road U.89 through field gate, northeastwards along approx. 10 ft. wide grass 10 path on east side of cemetery fence and wire netting fence, across arable field through field gate, along verge of pasture on west side of wire fence and hedge, over wire fence, along verge of pasture on west side of hedge and wire fence, eastwards along verge of pasture on north side of wire fence and hedge, then northeastwards along verge of pasture on west side of wire fence, over rail and wire fence, crossing track along verge of pasture on west side of wire fence, over wire fence, along verge of pasture on west side of wire fence, through gateway, and southeastwards along gravelled track enclosed approx. 10 ft. wide between hedge and bank to Road C.17. Longstock 5 Footpath 3615 3751 3653 3825 From Road C.17 to Road C.65 Longstock Road Longstock Park From Road C.17 northeastwards along 6 ft. wide track enclosed approx. 12 ft. wide between hedges, through cuckoo gate, along grass path, along grass verge of arable field on west side of hedge, through wicket gate, along verge of arable field on west side of hedge, over stile, along verge of arable field on west side of hedge, over rails, along grass path on west side of hedge, through kissing gate, along verge of pasture on east side of hedge and fence, through kissing gate by gate, and along gravelled path 10 ft. wide between fences to Road C.65. Longstock 6 Footpath 3502 3704 3506 3725 From Road U.89, Church Road, to No.3 west of Longstock Footpath 3 Restricted Byway 10 From U.89 (unmetalled) southwards along grass track enclosed approximately 10’ wide between hedges to junction with No.3. Longstock 7 Footpath 3482 3916 3501 3910 From Road U.89 to Parish Boundary Wherwell 25 Restricted Byway 9 From Road U.89 (unmetalled) northeastwards along unenclosed earth track to Parish at parish boundary Boundary. Longstock 9 Restricted 3356 3800 3712 3894 From Parish Boundary to Road C.91 Byway Stockbridge Road Wherwell 26 From Parish Boundary northwestwards along grass track approx. 15 ft. wide between at parish boundary hedge and fence approx. 60 ft. apart, then westwards between fences approx. 25 ft. apart, then unenclosed grass track, then between fences 25 ft. – 50 ft. apart, across road C.17, then along grass track between fence and field 60 yds. apart, passing No.7, over cattle grid beside field gate, then along grass track between fence and arable field 15 ft. apart, then southwestwards along roughly metalled track 7 ft. wide between fence and arable field approx. 15 ft. apart, over cattle grid beside field gate, then along roughly metalled track between fence and arable field approx. 15 ft. apart, over cattle grid beside field gate and on to Road C.91. Longstock 10 Restricted 3357 3757 3592 3709 From Road C.91 to Road C.17 (Church Road) Byway Red Rice Road Longstock Road From Road C.91 eastwards along grass track between hedge and fence approx. 30 ft. apart, then between hedges 30 ft. apart then earth track between hedges 30 ft. apart and on to short metalled road leading to Road C.17. Longstock 11 Restricted 3299 3656 3353 3759 From Parish Boundary to Road C.91 Byway Spitfire Lane Red Rice Road From Parish Boundary northeastwards along grass track 7 ft. wide between fences 15 ft. apart, then grass track between fences 50 ft. apart, then roughly metalled track 7 ft. wide between fences 15 ft. – 30 ft. apart, over No.8, and on to Road C.91. Longstock 12 Restricted 3423 3536 3497 3520 From Parish Boundary to Housing estate road leading to Road A.30 Byway Houghton BOAT 13 Road A30 From Parish Boundary eastwards along roughly metalled track 7 ft. wide between fences 12 ft. apart, then between hedges approx. 12 ft. apart, then along grass track approx. 7 ft. wide between hedges 20 ft. – 50 ft. apart and on to housing estate road leading to Road A.30. Longstock 501 Footpath 3632 3653 3646 3668 Stockbridge 503 Leckford 501 at parish boundary at parish boundary.
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