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Sheet 3 Sheet 2Sheet 1 Sheet 4 550000 600000 650000 700000 750000 800000 450000 ± 450000 Legend: Order limits Sheet boundary (offshore) Sheet boundary (onshore) 400000 400000 350000 350000 Sheet 2 Sheet 1 Sheet 3 Sheet 4 300000 300000 Project: Report: Norfolk Vanguard Development Consent Order Offshore Wind Farm Title: 2.8 Plan of statutory/non-statutory sites or features of nature conservation (key plan) Doc Ref: APFP Ref: Drawing No: 2.8 5(2)(l) PB4476-006-000-012 Revision: Date: Drawn: Checked: Size: Scale: 250000 250000 01 21/05/2018 LB GK A1 1:450,000 Co-ordinate system: British National Grid EPSG: 27700 0 20 40 km © Vattenfall Wind Power Ltd 2018. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 0100031673 550000 600000 650000 700000 750000 800000 320000 340000 360000 380000 400000 420000 440000 460000 480000 500000 520000 540000 Holderness Holderness 5960000 Inshore MCZ Offshore MCZ ± 5960000 Humber Silver Estuary Pit MCZ 5940000 SPA 5940000 Lincs Belt MCZ Legend: Order limits Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ)¹ 5920000 North Norfolk 5920000 Recommended Marine Conservation Zone (rMCZ)¹ MABLETHORPE Sandbanks and Saturn Reef SAC Special Area of Conservation (SAC)² Inner Dowsing, Race Bank and Candidate Special Area of Conservation (cSAC)² Wash North Ridge SAC Special Protection Area (SPA)¹ Approach MCZ Greater Wash 5900000 5900000 SPA SKEGNESS Gibraltar Point SPA 5880000 The Wash and 5880000 North Norfolk Coast SAC North Norfolk Cromer Shoal The Wash SPA Coast SPA Chalk Beds MCZ Haisborough, Hammond and 5860000 Winterton SAC 5860000 NORTH WALSHAM KING'S LYNN 5840000 5840000 NORWICH Southern GREAT YARMOUTH North Breydon Sea cSAC Water SPA ¹ Natural England, 2018. 5820000 5820000 ² JNCC, 2017. LOWESTOFT Project: Report: Norfolk Vanguard Development Consent Order ELY Offshore Wind Farm Title: SOUTHWOLD 5800000 Outer Thames 5800000 Estuary SPA 2.8 Plan of statutory/non-statutory sites or features of nature conservation (offshore) Minsmere-Walberswick SPA CAMBRIDGE LEISTON Doc Ref: APFP Ref: Drawing No: 2.8.1 5(2)(l) PB4476-006-000-013 Alde-Ore Estuary Revision: Date: Drawn: Checked: Size: Scale: 5780000 SPA 5780000 04 31/05/2018 GC GK A1 1:400,000 Orford Alde, Ore Inshore and Butley 03 21/05/2018 LB GK A1 1:400,000 Deben MCZ Stour and Estuaries SAC Estuary Co-ordinate system: ETRS 1989 UTM Zone 31N EPSG: 25831 Orwell SPA Estuaries SPA 0 10 20 nm FELIXSTOWE 5760000 5760000 HARWICH 0 20 40 km © Vattenfall Wind Power Ltd. © Crown Copyright, 2018. All rights reserved License No. EK001-472123. Hamford NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database rights, 2018. Water SPA 320000 340000 360000 380000 400000 420000 440000 460000 480000 500000 520000 540000 630000 632000 634000 636000 638000 640000 642000 Sheet 1 ± Sheet 2 Mundesley 336000 Cliffs 336000 SSSI Legend: Norfolk Coast AONB Order limits Paston Great Sheet boundary Barn Paston SSSI Great Barn County Wildlife Site (CWS)¹ NNR, SAC, SSSI Proposed County Wildlife Site (pCWS) Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)² 334000 334000 Local Nature Reserve (LNR)² The Broads National Park² National Nature Reserve (NNR)² Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)² Knapton Cutting LNR Ramsar² Paston Way Special Area of Conservation (SAC)² & Knapton Cutting CWS Special Protection Area (SPA)² Pigney's Wood LNR & pCWS 332000 332000 Happisburgh Cliffs SSSI Spa Common CWS Ebridge Farm Meadows CWS Fox Hill Crostwight Allotment & 330000 Heath CWS Common CWS 330000 Dyball's Allotment Crostwight CWS Common CWS Alder Carr CWS Marram ¹ NBIS, 2018. East Ruston Hills ² Natural England, 2018. Common CWS SSSI Project: Report: 328000 328000 Norfolk Vanguard Development Consent Order Offshore Wind Farm Title: Westwick Lakes SSSI 2.8 Plan of statutory/non-statutory sites or features of nature conservation (onshore) (map 1 of 4) Doc Ref: APFP Ref: Drawing No: 2.8.2 5(2)(l) PB4476-006-000-014 Calthorpe Broad NNR & SSSI Norfolk Revision: Date: Drawn: Checked: Size: Scale: 326000 Coast 326000 Broadland Ramsar, AONB Broadland Ramsar, The Broads 03 21/05/2018 LB GK A1 1:25,000 The Broads SAC, SPA SAC, SPA 02 30/04/2018 LB GK A1 1:25,000 Priory Meadows, Broad Fen, Hickling SSSI Dilham Co-ordinate system: British National Grid EPSG: 27700 SSSI Broadland Ramsar, The Broads SAC, SPA 0 1 2 km Smallburgh © Vattenfall Wind Power Ltd 2018. Contains Ordnance Survey data Fen SSSI © Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 0100031673 630000 632000 634000 636000 638000 640000 642000 614000 616000 618000 620000 622000 624000 626000 628000 Norfolk Sheet 2 Coast AONB Norfolk Coast AONB 336000 ± 336000 Southrepps Common LNR Norfolk Valley Fens SAC Southrepps Common SSSI Gunton Park Lake SSSI Legend: 334000 334000 Order limits Sheet boundary County Wildlife Site (CWS)¹ The Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)² Warren Ponds Head CWS Plantation Local Nature Reserve (LNR)² CWS Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)² Antingham Ponds CWS Special Area of Conservation (SAC)² 332000 332000 Totter's Hill CWS David Hood's Meadow CWS Vernon Wood CWS Meadow at Rugg's Hall CWS Meadows near Blickling CWS 330000 River Bure 330000 (stretch 1 and Great & Stretch 2) CWS Waterloo Woods CWS The Bryant's Heath, Tollands Felmingham SSSI CWS Weavers' Bunkers Hill Way CWS Plantation CWS Blickling Hall CWS The Old Felmingham Allotments Cutting LNR CWS Long Hollands, Clump & Holly's Belt CWS Grove CWS Lodge Farm Pond Meadows CWS Wood CWS 328000 328000 Westwick Lakes SSSI ¹ NBIS, 2018. Abel Westwick ² Natural England, 2018. Heath CWS Lakes Westwick Lakes Sheet 3 SSSI Burgh Hall Woods SSSI Project: Report: & Plantation CWS Westwick Lakes SSSI Norfolk Vanguard Development Consent Order Offshore Wind Farm Title: Blackbridge 2.8 Plan of statutory/non-statutory sites or Wood CWS 326000 326000 features of nature conservation (onshore) (map 2 of 4) Marriott's Way CWS Warren House Lake CWS Doc Ref: APFP Ref: Drawing No: 2.8.2 5(2)(l) PB4476-006-000-014 Marsh Plantation Lake CWS Revision: Date: Drawn: Checked: Size: Scale: The 03 21/05/2018 LB GK A1 1:25,000 Mermaid CWS Cawston 02 30/04/2018 LB GK A1 1:25,000 Park CWS Sheet 1 Co-ordinate system: British National Grid EPSG: 27700 324000 324000 Cawston and Marsham Heaths SSSI 0 1 2 km © Vattenfall Wind Power Ltd 2018. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 0100031673 Cawston Wood CWS 614000 616000 618000 620000 622000 624000 626000 628000 600000 602000 604000 606000 608000 610000 612000 614000 Sheet 3 Brake Hills Plantation& Carman's Be CWS ± Newhall Wood CWS Blackbridge Wood CWS 326000 326000 Legend: Salle Park CWS Order limits River Land adjacent Wensum to Disued Sheet boundary SSSI Railway CWS Salle Common & Adjacent County Wildlife Site (CWS)¹ 324000 Land CWS 324000 Proposed County Wildlife Site (pCWS) National Nature Reserve (NNR)² Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)² Marriott's Way CWS Norfolk Valley Special Area of Conservation (SAC)² Fens SAC Sheet 2 Cawston Wood CWS Booton Foxley Common SSSI Wood NNR & SSSI Reepham Meadows Broomhill CWS Meadows CWS 322000 Marriott's 322000 Way CWS Whitwell River Wensum Hall CWS SAC & SSSI Eades Hill Meadows CWS Whitwell Common SSSI Land adjacent Sparham to Whitwell Wood Sparham Common CWS CWS Gibbet Hill House Platn & Bawd Grounds CWS 320000 Heath CWS 320000 Sheet 4 Pits Lakes near Mill near Lyng Street CWS CWS Alderford River Wensum Lake Opposite Common SSSI Fustyweed CWS SAC & SSSI Swannington Upgate Sparham Common SSSI ¹ NBIS, 2018. 318000 Pools Grassland 318000 ² Natural England, 2018. River Wensum CWS North Covert adj. River SAC & SSSI Meadow CWS Wensum CWS Project: Report: Swanton Norfolk Vanguard Development Consent Order Morley Offshore Wind Farm Meadow CWS Land south of Cadder's Marriott's Way Hoe Marsh Hill CWS CWS CWS Earthworks Title: Field, Park Farm CWS 2.8 Plan of statutory/non-statutory sites or features of nature conservation (onshore) Woodgate Meadow CWS (map 3 of 4) Doc Ref: APFP Ref: Drawing No: 316000 316000 2.8.2 5(2)(l) PB4476-006-000-014 Revision: Date: Drawn: Checked: Size: Scale: 03 21/05/2018 LB GK A1 1:25,000 02 30/04/2018 LB GK A1 1:25,000 Co-ordinate system: British National Grid EPSG: 27700 North Tuddenham Hockering Common CWS Wood SSSI 0 1 2 kmEtling © Vattenfall Wind Power Ltd 2018. Contains Ordnance Survey data 314000 Neatherd Green © Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 0100031673 314000 Moor CWS CWS 600000 602000 604000 606000 608000 610000 612000 614000 586000 588000 590000 592000 594000 596000 598000 600000 Sheet 4 Horse Wood, Mileham SSSI ± 318000 318000 North Covert Land south-west West Meadow CWS River Nar of Gravel Pit CWS Hoe SSSI Meadow CWS Beetley & Hoe Meadows SSSI Beetley & Hoe Litcham Meadows CWS Common LNR Gressenhall Gressenhall Beetley & Hoe Green Orchard Hoe Gravel Meadows SSSI Hoe Marsh CWS Marshes CWS CWS Pit CWS Eel's Foot CWS Land west of Legend: Gressenhall Green CWS Order limits Longham Clay Dentford Pits CWS Wood CWS Dillington Carr, Sheet boundary 316000 Gressenhall SSSI 316000 County Wildlife Site (CWS)¹ Local Nature Reserve (LNR)² Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)² Longham Road Land south of Meadow CWS Dillington Special Area of Conservation (SAC)² Carr CWS Little Wood CWS Baker's Old Carr Wood CWS Honeypot Wood, CWS Wendling SSSI Dereham Rush Meadow SSSI Pump House 314000 Woods CWS 314000 Sheet 3 Dereham Rushmeadow Sewerage Works Road Neatherd Disused Railway Meadow CWS Moor CWS Line CWS Meadow CWS Church Farm Holly Farm Wendling Meadow CWS Meadow, Carr CWS Wendling SSSI Land near Podmore Farm CWS Scarning Meadows CWS Potter & Scarning Fens, East Dereham SSSI Norfolk Valley Fens SAC 312000 312000 Necton Wood CWS North Grove CWS Great Wood CWS 310000 310000 ¹ NBIS, 2018. ² Natural England, 2018.
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