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St Mary Bourne(PDF) Gangbridge House Track 410 420 Wakeswood 109.4m Wakes Wood Bourne Gangbridge Cottage Rivulet Track Little Thatch Myrtle Cottage Ashford 4 7 Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council 98.9m 1 10 Rowe House Track Stoke Farm FB Squirrel Cottage Garage The Green Lodge Bungalow Goodyears The Coach FB House Rowe Farm Yew Trees Wakeswood Lodge 102.9m Willowtree House GANGBRIDGE LANERowe Farmhouse Cold-Harbour House B 3048 Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Little 84.6m Hassocks WADWICK BOTTOM Whitefloods B 3048 Nurseries Butler's Farm 103.3m The Croft Peach Swampton Farm House HILLSPRING Tumulus LANE Mulberry House Pond BAPTISTHILL B 3048 510 Patches BM 84.25m Tumulus Swampton Farm GANGBRIDGE LANE Stable Longhouse Cottage Basingstoke and1 DeaneSPRING HILL LANE Borough Council Tank BAPTIST HILL Bourne Farm Pound 8 Nurseries The Black 5 to 10 Barn The Pottery Greenacres 82.8m 1 Queens 1 Cottages 1 2 4 Track Batsford Breach Farm House Priorhurst 4 Pound Cottages School Bourne Fishers Field GP Cottages Rivulet 1 Path Ricket's Way 2 Meadowset (um) Church 1 Neds Place The Brambles 4 Breach Farm SwamptonBungalow Hall 2 Belle Vue 1 Cottages 1 FB Beech House 1 Thorngate2 4 LB Europa House The Rank TCB FB Trethowen Barford House Green Pastures Lodge Tel Ex St Mary Bourne PH Primary School Win-Fos Breach Farm Bourne Cottage Hill House Bungalow BM 82.27m Path The (um) House Arms Hurst Coronation Green Ashley Nutwood 1 HouseSwampton Old 2 Medhurst PoliceHouse 1 FBs Track 3 BasingstokeBATSFORD and DeaneEl Borough Council Gate 6 1 Wurrage Sub Cottage Sta 6 FB 11 Stud Farm Denham Terrace Path Stable Cottages 80.4m (um) House Ash House Track 1 1 Cricket 2 House Leverets 5 SPRING HILL LANE Swampton Chapel Cottage Homefield Path Haven Hill Meadowlands Woodbine (um) FB EGBURY ROAD Tennis Forge Spring Hill Cottage The Bank Croft Court BM Depot Longstop 1 80.35m Bank Top Spring Cottage B 3048 WB 14 Spring House Lowick Farm 17 2 to 4 The Lodge 12 B 3048 Fairwood The Grales Hill End DiplandsCottage Beech 10 Cottage Mundays Hill Path Wayfarers War (um) 7 7 JuglansMeml Track STEVENS GREEN HIRST GP Springlea COPSE Ponderosa 5 TudorCottage 14 6 Basingstoke and Deane BoroughBourneside The Mead Council 1 MindenRiversEdge Tellstar Diplands Lodge 4 Wendover 1 KnappCottage 16 House 15 2 17 Diplands Court Fieldside Diplands House MeadowBank STEVENS GREEN1 Court Ford Deux Proser LB Ford Cottage House Holdway Cotts Briarpatch Mille St Mary Bourne Langley Willow Cott 20 Hillview Cottages The 79.0m FB HansdaleCottage Path 1 Brookwood Tennis (um) 2 House 12 The House 1 Court Jubilee 4 9 Villas Bowling Summerhaugh L'Ancresse 24 8 Green The Orchard 5 Little 5a The TCB 4a Meadow Vicarage The George Inn 4 BM Playground 1 81.71m The Old PH Plough FB Wessex Summerfield Hall Fourways Kirkby Path PCTrestan (um) Cottage Studio Fourways Cott Cottage Pavilion PO Forge Cottage The Old BOURNE MEADOW Forge 1 2 St Peter'sCott BM St Peter's Church Portway Recreation 79.70m Roman Road 84.1m Ground 3 Brookside (course Of) 1 4 York 4 Basingstoke and Deane BoroughCottages Council Recreation 2 Ground Church Pioneer House Cottage 4 Gable Cottage Charivari Riverside 2 Pippins Cottages 3 Llamedos 1 Lakeview Applegate The Malt House 6 FlowerLittle Pot Thatch CottageCottage Gibbons Cott Queen Anne The Nest Quarley Cottage Portway Track Eyles CottThe AprilWedge Cott Quince Cottage Oak Beams Moores Bourne 78.0m View Rivulet Acreland house Lake Romans Green Bank 113.5m Derry Down Copse Path (um) Path FIVE LANES (um) GP 131.0m Bourne Court Bedlam's Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Cottage Copse Derrydown Gardeners Clinic Cottage Middle Sluice BM Cottage 78.23m Path (um) Derry Path (um) Down Copse Pit (disused) B 3048 Bourne Court Slaughter House Sluice B 3048 500 Port Way ROMAN(course of) Path (um) ROAD Derry Port Way Down Roman Road Copse (course Of) (disused) Path Watercress Bed LB The Bourne Valley Inn Path (um) (um) FB Down Copse Orchard Basingstoke and Deane BoroughDerry CouncilCottage 132.8m FB 77.1m Elm Cottages Reservoir Test Cottages 1 2 2 Ivy Cottages 1 2 1 Bourne 2 1 View 1 8 ROMAN ROAD Port Way South View Terrace (course of) Link Chessetts Copse Cottage Tillydown Cottage Little Barn Track Leybourne Derrydown House 1 2 Lillydown Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Villas Link Track Cottage Lower Link 1 Cottages 3 Derrydown Cottage Def 129.0m Foot Track Bridge Sluice Moors Wood Bourne Rivulet Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Derrydown Farm Cress View Moors Wood Middle Wyke Lower Wyke 75.5m Bungalows Barn Def 2 1 Drain Middle Wyke BM 122.53m Gravel Hill Farm Plantation B 3048 Middle Wyke Farm Cottage Gravel Hill Plantation Track Track Track Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Pond Watercress Beds Def This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Basingstoke and Deane Borough Local Plan Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Basingstoke and Deane Council. Licence No. 100019356 2007. Adopted Local Plan July 2006 Path (um) Lower Link Farm Settlement Policy Boundary Policies applying throughout the Inset Map Area (Policy D5) N D2, D4, E1, E2, E4-E8, EC5, C1-C5, C7-C9, A1-A7. North Wesex Downs: Area of Outstanding BasingstokePolicies applying and within Deane the Settlement PolicyBorough Boundaries Council INSET No. 7 Natural Beauty (Policy E6) D5, EC4, EC9, EC10, EC11, C6. ST. MARY BOURNE Conservation Area Policies applying outside the Settlement Policy Boundaries (Policy E3) D6-D9, EC6, EC7, EC8. 1:5,000 Note: Development proposals for areas of public or private 0 100 200 metres Flood Zone 3 Area open space (none of which are specifically identified on the proposals map) are subject to Policy C7. Scheduled Ancient Monument Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Documents/ Websites where additional details can be found: (Policy E4) • Areas of public and private open space Groundwater Protecton Zone 1 - Council’s Open Space Audit Black • Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINCs) - SINC Schedule (produced by HCC) Groundwater Protecton Zone 2 Yellow • English Heritage Registered Parks and Gardens Basingstoke - English Heritage and Register Deane of Historic Parks Borough and Gardens Council • Groundwater Protection Zones and Flood Zones Magenta - www.environment-agency.gov.uk Cyan INSET 7 ST MARY BOURNE.
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