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The Local Government Boundary Commission For SHEET 3, MAP 3 Proposed division boundaries in St Cuthbert Out - South 9 3 9 3 A 1 D 3 is B UPPE ma Stoberry Park R BR KEY nt EACH led E R V ail O wa R y PROPOSED ELECTORAL D DIVISION BOUNDARY A AD E 3 E RO M T 7 RAK OFFATS DRI O 1 D VE WARD BOUNDARYC IL H C E Frome Road PARISH BOUNDARY N K A L Road A I Playing E P PARISH WARD BOUNDARY N S 'S A P Field L H R Stoberry A H E South Horrington AS G Park X K WELLS ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME R S A W T O A C School V ST CUTHBERT OUT NORTH WARD U V H WARD NAME E WELLS CENTRAL WARD TH E N BE T U Cricket RT E L WELLS CP PARISH NAME E L E A E I Ground V E R ROAD E S Sports H D FROME N E U OL V T U A O C SOUTH PARISH WARD PARISH WARD NAME N E S N R L Field OR Henley Hill O TH R D RO E i O C AD WELLS ST THOMAS' sm M U an DY W V tl W H H e E d R OO O A CHU a G S C RC ilwa O N WARD HILL ROAD y K A EAST EY COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES NORTH PARISH WARD H K O E L E N Wells T MO R EE SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. UN O N Cathedral R T A I T BA P O S TH RO LEA D School S AD SA N A Driving C N K T M H A R The Blue School O I V I Range L E H N C NU O T O E Y T G Scale : 1cm = 0.07500 km WOOKEY CP A T S MENDIP HILLS ED TE ' D R UE S E VEN LA B Y A I R C N Leisure L ODBU E Grid Interval 1km O A Haybridge Playing Field D HE W (6) Centre A T S O St Joseph and T R L Y St Teresa E W Playing Field R T E BE AN E E O KY R ST CUTHBERT OUT NORTH WARD L T Primary School R N Y L N TO O S N E S A A NL CH F U Sports Ground VE E ART O O T NU D H ER M N R E WAY R GREE D AL E NE Cemetery EAST PARISH WARD R E A A D L HE T L V CAT HIL (dis) E S OR A T Playin D g Fie T L Cathedral Church ld EE E ST ANDREW TR R of St Andrew S N S Playing Field A 3 AI T 71 L Stra ER wbe B Church rry WAY AM Woo PORT CH Bishop's d WELLS Palace T E E N C E R A O St Cuthbert's T WELLS CP S L 9 R H 3 T 31 O Church IG Great War Plantation 39 B T 1 N H 3 B Cemetery Tor Hill A A LOSE King's Castle Wood Y LM C T E THBERT ST L I ST CU WELLS ED Torhill Quarry O N OAD (disused) R ALCH R B REET (10) O T S S T T E A P E T N R S E P D S LA R CKER IN Sports R E T T A U C H Y T S N E J T S W S Ground N P S O R I R U E B T Peace Plantation Y G BURC H V Lyatt Covert OTT R O O O E AD A N IL B S R D S WELLS CENTRAL A The Park R Furzy Sleight T C E Y N D WARD H A W L A T L T A W O A O C Y R R E N BU Y E S T R O The Warren S I T R R P Colver's Brow E E R T VE HO UT WELLS ST CUTHBERT'S SO Sharcombe WARD STRAWBERRY C O Park E WAY N Dinder Wood U N S E ROUNDABOUT T V IT A U D T R Wells Central I A EAS O E W T S N AN E C of E OM H L K ER HT SE IL IG St Cuthbert's Junior School T W L E Lower Burcott AY SL Farm Sewage C of E Infants Bridge Works School Park Wood Farm Athletic Ground Burcott Keward B ISH OP S P AR E K N WA A Y L T CH S UR E CH W ST RE ET y a w il a D St Michael's R A E d O Church e R N tl A n Y Higher Croscombe L a R E m U R Farm P E B iv Dinder U is N er N S R D O he H A T pp RIV T L S e ER A y SIDE T L FAYR T G E WAY Hay Hill O C St Mary's R Church U B LON WOOKEY AND ST CUTHBERT OUT WEST WARD G STR Dulcote Hill EET Cliff Wood W River Sheppey O O D SHEPTON MALLET ED F O R (9) D ST CUTHBERT OUT CP L A N E P Church Hill T AR E EE AD AN TR IS L S E L R SHEPTON OLD ROAD A E OO LD NE M O (T N AY ra A H c L k) Coxley Wick 'S WEST PARISH WARD K CROSCOMBE CP C A E J R DROV HAYMOO SOUTH PARISH WARD Upper OL D W EL Coxley LS R OAD W O Wellesley Park O Churchill D F Farm O Breech Wood R D Dungeon R O Farm A D D A MENDIP WEST ED The Roundabout D O UN R G IN EO A (8) N M LA NE Smallford Wood Hill House Christ Farm Church Beech Covert Coxley Primary Coxley School Newclose Wood E V O 9 R Twinhills Wood Friar's Oven 3 D A R O O Launcherley LAUNCHERLEY M Worminster L Farm L CROSS I Farm 143000m P Worminster Down Launcherley Wood 353000m Worminster Worminster Sleight ST54SW Harter's Hill Farm CROSCOMBE AND PILTON WARD Harter's Hill Knowle Hill Launcherley Hill Hillside THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND Farm Knowle Farm Keen Hall Farm ELECTORAL REVIEW OF SOMERSET LA H U C Red House N T PILTON CP C H A Stoodly Farm E B R Bridge LE R Y E R T MENDIP SOUTH ED O S A N Draft recommendations for electoral division boundaries in D I M Compton Wood (7) R O S the county ofQueen's Somerset Sedge Moor February 2012 W T O O D Sheet 3 of 6 LY West Compton LA yne E Rh NORTH WOOTTON CP N e AN ne rov ) L E Brook House Rhy g D k L dle Lon c IL Farm Mid ra M T ( E N A ANE L DARK L This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of E North Town B Barrow Hill M the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. O Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. C The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2012..
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