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CHESHIRE Extracted from the Database of the Milestone Society Entries in red - require a photograph CHESHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position CH_AECO01 SJ 843 768 A34 NETHER ALDERLEY S of Cross Farm on grass verge CH_AECO02 SJ 841 753 A34 NETHER ALDERLEY Alderley ParK on grass verge CH_AECO03 SJ 845 737 A34 SIDDINGTON BagbrooK Bridge in hedge CH_AECO04 SJ 845 723 A34 SIDDINGTON N of Redes Mere; S of Capesthorne ParK on the verge CH_AECO05 SJ 844 708 A34 SIDDINGTON S of jct at Siddington in hedge CH_AECO07 SJ 850 678 A34 MARTON S of Church on grass verge CH_AECO08 SJ 854 664 A34 HULME WALFIELD S of BricKyard Farm on the verge, bacK to wire fence CH_AECO09 SJ 860 649 A34 EATON SE of Midway FarmhoUse, nr bend on the verge in hedge CH_ALNT01 SJ 753 874 A556 ALTRINCHAM DUnham New ParK on banK CH_ALNT06 SJ 7232 7994 A556 TABLEY SUPERIOR Over Tabley, S of ChUrch; 100m N service station in lay-by CH_BB02 SJ 993 956 A57 LONGDENDALE MarKet Street, Mottram Moor, Mottram in Longdendale on wall of The JUnction PH CH_BHGC05 SJ 263 878 B5139 HOYLAKE E of BrooKdale Ave jct on the verge CH_BHGC06 SJ 24917 87091 B5139 HOYLAKE Millcroft ParK on the verge CH_BHGC07 SJ 23126 87000 B5139 HOYLAKE Corner of Woodlands Road in pavement bacK to bricK wall, beside road sign CH_BHNS03 SJ 33308 84827 B5149 BEBINGTON Bebington Road; nr Bebington Station on path, bacK to wall CH_BHNS04 SJ 33246 83366 B5149 BEBINGTON ChUrch Road; between Lynton Drive and Foxcovers Road on path, bacK to wall CH_BHNS06 SJ 27987 83696 A551 HESWALL opp. Tree Tops, Barnston in hedge CH_BHNS07 SJ 28260 82213 A551 HESWALL Barnston on grass Registered Charity No 1105688 1 Entries in red - require a photograph CHESHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position CH_BSPH01 SJ 79230 89822 UC road SALE BrooKlands Road; by No. 250 in low wall MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXCO04 SK 011 702 A54 WILDBOARCLOUGH Danebower Hollow on grass verge MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXCO05 SK 000 691 A54 WILDBOARCLOUGH S of Sparbent on grass verge, bacK to low stone wall MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXCO06 SJ 9887 6805 A54 WILDBOARCLOUGH E of Berry BanK Farm access road on grass verge, bacK to wire fence MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXCO07 SJ 974 674 A54 WILDBOARCLOUGH W of Blaze Farm access road on grass verge, bacK to low stone wall MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXCO07A SJ 9741 6738 A54 WILDBOARCLOUGH W of Blaze Farm access road on grass verge CH_BXCO08 SJ 962 670 A54 WINCLE Hammerton Moss on grass verge, bacK to hedge CH_BXCO09 SJ 949 674 A54 WINCLE Cluelow Cross on grass verge, bacK to wire fence CH_BXCO12 SJ 907 664 A54 BOSLEY N of Greatoak Farm on grass verge CH_BXMC13 SJ 948 854 A6 STOCKPORT High Lane (West), in angle of road jct between pavement and hedge CH_BXMC14 SJ 93264 85782 A6 STOCKPORT Wellington Road, Hazel Grove, jUst N of studios in pavement bacK to bricK wall MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXMF04 SK 0114 7118 A537 WILDBOARCLOUGH BUxton Road; 200m NW, beyond modern Derbyshire CoUnty BoUndary; SE of Cat & Fiddle PH on moorside verge MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXMF05 SJ 9991 7211 A537 WILDBOARCLOUGH BUxton Road; NW of Cat & Fiddle, 140m N of other milepost on grass verge MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXMF06 SJ 9927 7310 A537 WILDBOARCLOUGH BUxton Road; W of Fieldhead by the road MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXMF07 SJ 9818 7347 A537 WILDBOARCLOUGH BUxton Road; NE of HindscloUgh Farm on grass verge, bacK to low stone wall MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXMF08 SJ 9681 7353 A537 WILDBOARCLOUGH BUxton Road on grass verge, bacK to wire fence CH_BXMF09 SJ 9540 7398 A537 RAINOW BUxton New Road; NW of WalKer Barn on the verge bacK to stone wall CH_BXMF10 SJ 9429 7383 A537 RAINOW BUxton New Road; S of Grove Farm, nr BacK EddisbUry Road on the verge bacK to high dry stone wall Registered Charity No 1105688 2 Entries in red - require a photograph CHESHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXMFA05 SJ 9991 7222 tracK WILDBOARCLOUGH BUxton Road; NW of Cat & Fiddle, on old road on grass verge MACCLESFIELD FOREST & CH_BXMFA08 SJ 9609 7365 A537 WILDBOARCLOUGH BUxton Road; NW of TUrnshawflat at end of low dry stone wall by gatepost CH_BXMFA10 SJ 949 732 UC road SUTTON London Road; Teggs Nose CoUntry ParK, SW of Visitors Centre on grass banK below stone wall CH_CFMF04 SJ 9922 8010 B5470 KETTLESHULME S of Broadcarr, Macclesfield Road, 280m E of Glebe HoUse; one mile W of Whaley Bridge, W of Townfield in grass in front of dry stone wall CH_CFMF05 SJ 9808 7931 B5470 LYME H&LEY Macclesfield Road; 80m E of Gnathole; W of The Reed Farm on grass verge CH_CFMF06 SJ 9737 7850 B5470 RAINOW N of Harrop HoUse Farm on the verge, bacK to dry stone wall CH_CFMF07 SJ 9657 7738 B5470 RAINOW Whaley Bridge Road; NE of Highwayman PH on grass bacK to hedge CH_CFMF08 SJ 9553 7636 B5470 RAINOW Rainow Road; on way to GinloUgh on the verge to dry stone wall CH_CFMF09 SJ 9456 7522 B5470 RAINOW Brookhouse bacK to high dry stone wall CH_CFMF10 SJ 93193 74547 B5470 HIGHER HURDSFIELD Rainow Road; opp. The MilehoUse, No. 66 in pavement bacK to low stone wall CH_CHAL18 SJ 61451 86126 A56 STOCKTON HEATH London Road at jcn Grappenhall Road in niche between shops CH_CHBH01 SJ 4037 6788 A5116 CHESTER Liverpool Road; by No. 62, 30m S of jct with Ormonde Road bacK to low stone wall in privet hedge CH_CHBH02 SJ 4023 6944 A5116 UPTON BY CHESTER roadside on the verge CH_CHBH03 SJ 400 709 A41 MOSTON S of BacKford Bridge in hedge CH_CHBH04 SJ 394 724 A41 BACKFORD between Axes Farm and A5032 jct under hedge CH_CHBH05 SJ 384 738 A41 ELLESMERE PORT SUtton Lodge, on NW corner of jct on the verge Under tree CH_CHBH06 SJ 377 752 A41 ELLESMERE PORT Great SUtton on the verge CH_CHBH07 SJ 371 767 A41 ELLESMERE PORT Little SUtton in pavement Registered Charity No 1105688 3 Entries in red - require a photograph CHESHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position CH_CHBH08 SJ 364 780 A41 ELLESMERE PORT N of Childer Thornton on the verge CH_CHBH09 SJ 360 794 A41 BEBINGTON N of Motel, N of M53 jct 5 in hedge CH_CHBH10 SJ 357 809 A41 BEBINGTON N of Eastham, by cemetery on the verge CH_CHBH11 SJ 3499 8237 UC road BEBINGTON BromboroUgh Village Road; S of jct with MarK Rae, by BromboroUgh Hotel set into wall of hotel, at edge of tarmac CH_CHKF10 SJ 5540 6842 A556 DELAMERE Chester Road; 70m E of jct with Stoney Lane by the road CH_CHKF11 SJ 56871 68899 A556 OAKMERE Chester Road; 25m E of jct with Waste Lane, NE of Bowyer's Waste in hedge CH_CHNW01 SJ 4210 6646 A51 CHESTER Tarvin Road; opp. No.54, 50m E of BoUghton gyratory in pavement, bacK to iron railings of water worKs CH_CHNW02 SJ 437 667 A51 LITTLETON roUndaboUt jct of A55 on the verge in front of barrier CH_CHNW04 SJ 468 673 A51 BARROW S of Stamford Bridge on the verge CH_CHNW05 SJ 482 667 A54 (was A51)TARVIN E of on roUndaboUt jct of A54 & A51 on the verge in front of barrier CH_CHNW08 SJ 51808 64435 A51 CLOTTON HOOFIELD Yewtree Farm in hedge CH_CHNW08a SJ 52484 68091 UC road (was A54)KELSALL Chester Road W of village inset in wall CH_CHNW09 SJ 541 688 A54 CROWTON Chester Road; 100m W of Kelsall Hill TollhoUse, in lay-by beside Sandstone Trail Car ParK CH_CHNW10 SJ 55373 62682 UC road (was A51)TARPORLEY High Street in pavement, bacK to bricK wall of bUilding CH_CHNW15 SJ 612 570 A51 WARDLE Wardle in pavement, bacK to bricK wall CH_CHQF01 SJ 393 669 A548 CHESTER by car sales yard on pavement, bacK to low wall CH_CHTP01 SJ 4195 6630 B5130 CHESTER Sandy Lane; 100m S of gyratory on garden wall CH_CHTP02 SJ 4220 6462 B5130 HUNTINGTON BroUghton Heath; by No 84 & 86 by the road Registered Charity No 1105688 4 Entries in red - require a photograph CHESHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position on the verge opp. High wooden fence where doUble lines CH_CHTP03 SJ 4244 6318 B5130 ALDFORD S of A55, and S of ChUrton HoUse Farm are CH_CHTP04 SJ 4244 6153 B5130 ALDFORD CrooK of Dee, opp. Cheaveley Hall Cottages, S of Cheaveley Bridge on the verge in front of trees CH_CHTP06 SJ 4194 5836 B5130 CHURTON BY ALDFORD Glebe Cottages in hedge CH_CHTP07 SJ 4182 5680 B5130 CHURTON BY ALDFORD N of ChUrton, opp. WalnUt Cottage Under power lines, by wall CH_CHTP08 SJ 4200 5536 B5130 CHURTON BY FARNDON between Farndon Crossroads, jct with A534, nr entrance to Sibbersfield Hall on the verge, 50yds of ChUrton sign CH_CHTP08a SJ 4140 5525 UC road (was B5130)FARNDON N of Farndon, next to SoUth View, between MonUment and Briarfield under hedge nr 30 sign CH_CHTP09 SJ 4237 5350 UC road (was B5130)FARNDON N of Lodge Farm on the verge bacK to hedge CH_CHTP10 SJ 4293 5207 UC road (was B5130)CALDECOTT N of Caldecott Green on the verge bacK to hedge CH_CHTP11 SJ 4338 5059 UC road (was B5130)CHURCH SHOCKLACH S of Castletown RoUgh on the verge bacK to hedge CH_CHTP12 SJ 4386 4918 UC road (was B5130)CHURCH SHOCKLACH ShocKlach village on the verge bacK to wooden fence CH_CHTP13 SJ 43432 47895 UC road (was B5130)SHOCKLACH OVIATT S of ShocKlach Hall jct on the verge bacK to wooden fence CH_CHWA03 SJ 4421 6937 A56 MICKLE TRAFFORD N of Trafford HoUse Farm on the verge CH_CHWA04 SJ 4493 7071 A56 MICKLE TRAFFORD Trafford Mill on the verge CH_CHWA06 SJ 4704 7273 A56 HELSBY opp.
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