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The Boundary Committee for England St Mary's or Bait Island THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND Curry's Point PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF NORTH TYNESIDE A 1 9 3 Draft Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in The Borough of North Tyneside 2003 Nature Reserve Sheet 2 of 2 Caravan Park Sheet 2 "This map is reproduced from the OS map by The Electoral Commission with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright. B L Y T H Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. R O A Licence Number: GD03114G" D Whitley New Cemetery 1 2 Whitley Bay Golf Course Burn dene ST MARY'S WARD Brier Club House N O R T H E C R L N A R P E R M O O M N E T N R A O D A E D d ne efi nd ht U aig str +++ Leisure Pool B R U N D O E N NU E A AV V ON E IS N AV U D E East Holywell B R I B A Panama Gardens R R I G A A V C H L E 1 T A N 9 O R U 2 N Whitley Sands E E M G O R N O T V E Southridge G A First School R D S E DN Whitley Links N H G Whitley Bay S UT MO High School NE UR E BO N A R L E Q Y D U E E L H E T O H N R U O 'S A S L R ### Y O # H ## E ### W ### A ### D VE E D S R I L N I I R L D L V D A F E N V G East Farm O E R R T N O A A U DS SE E IN C NK W O O M M B E G A R D Spanish City E Cemetery N Churchill S Valley Gardens C E N Playing Fields T Middle School R A L L O E W U Whitley Park E EN R V Schools P A R E O IN R M A E Whitley Bay M N A D Earsdon ### E Wellfield EA RS D P O A N H 6 R R 8 O A 1 A R K D P A T A L A E V Superstore R Y E A K N E V V U D E A N I E U E R E W A WHITLEY BAY WARDP H D T A U O O R S K L IC C W N L A O W D D A Monkseaton H T E E R T Victoria Park S South Wellfield E T W IV N HI R O AM ROAD TL R NORH EY D F RO W AD O L D U L 6 8 E 1 MONKSEATON NORTH WARD U A N VE A E OD U O South N Monkseaton TW E AN T V West station R E Wellfield A B E R S N T E R S School T Whitley Bay Station U N R B O C R R E F E U R T EN T V K O A IN O LD S IE G F S D ST L A E N E Y I D A A V W O E Sports Centre PLE R N SSE N Bertram Grange U Y C O E RE D SCE S NT R Community Centre Marden Bridge A Brown's Bay E Middle School E U Shiremoor N E Centre V A M Appletree A Y R E Gardens D L W E E E M First School N S U O E TW N R SKDA NORMA CRE E R W LE S O VIE TERR ++ V B TH ACE ++ A A A NOR D Dickey's Holm R LL D D E D i A S V CL s G W O IFF O I R m R D R U C O Shiremoor E L West Crawford W U T E A S T a N D H n Station C Park A O Undefined straight t E R l Monkseaton H D e A I L O A d IL R due east E H ID C R Marden Park NS R R a BU E i Nature Reserve lw M Ice Rink S O a +++ M N +++ I +++ L K +++ y F Watch House IE S LD R A O (Community Centre) AVENUE VE LESBURY N A UE D LangleySchool First PA RK A VE Cullercoats VALLEY WARD NU E Station C Dove Marine R A S Football T Laboratory E R Shiremoor Ground A Cullercoats V E NT N P E U SC Bay A S E E Langley E CR T R T N A RY H K T U E O SB E C Playing Field E L S N FT B A A E V H R R I S N C L O L B E E A E E AN E L D L A R T VE D O W AS N A M E MONKSEATOND SOUTH WARD A R L L Y L A E Y Tynemouth N E T W Cullercoats E Y O R North Point R E Burnt House D R U A Primary School K A N O B R R C O E N 1 A Nurseries E 3 D V TO 22 A P Shiremoor Y M E A L H First School G Cullercoats N A L B E Murton Steads Farm V E R L E Y E U G # 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