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Map of Upper Morden Conservation Area UE E18.9mN AV H 27.0m O N A T T G TO N AVENUE G LEAMIN MIN H A E CRLYOSE LE E HER 19.7m AVENU R C OSS L 9m ILLC R C .9 H E BM 19.0m 8 L 1 I O 28.22m BM G S H H E o m L The Holt e f I i N e l K d S 28.7m B Morden M A House V 2 Club E 0 N Morden House . 0 Playing Field U 5 E m 25.9m h 28.6m C g Holt D H ei Lodge A E 23.18mBM B rl O T R M e se R HE R E thu G BM N 2 a o N R 29.07m Y LA H H EE W KY 1 O N O L A . D O AH 2 N D WRN 8 G O E m 22.0m O L Grosvenor E TH Court N R O A O D L N W L E O L NU O I l VE F H oo A F D c h SS S O P C N ry R L a a O rim LLC O P I t 25.9m s H W h S N ros F E N G illc A R E H 19.7m FF C E S E O W N L F W C t Morden Park School Y O ns Games Court O Co A D oro h Sports Centre W B at T E P S N IV Cherry Wood O R N m A D O BM46 E R D 0. The Oaks L m 2 T A84 F H H . M F E S 2 W 2 O Morden Park Playing Fields Carriage R B N Day NA M M Cleaning Shed Centre HL B K in L 19.8m a A K 2 Dr Y E 1 Morden Park I . G 2 2 H Morden Park School Sports Centre m E RM U N P O E R O V a A A O N S t S h E D K RO Carriage Cleaning Shed A A Y S L LC A E Cherry Wood D L T E HI FF TW W The Oaks U S A I in EA Y N 21.2mG ra E H D V A ef Tennis Courts N D O T FF S d E n L U R U st H on T C n ro Pavilio Bo FF n Allotment Gardens 23.0m lio Allotment Gardens vi a P B M ay 2 bw 6 Su . 03 Morden Park School m Games Courts Pond Sports Centre 25.2m RespiteBrightwell Care House m 7 .1 Y 1 M A 3 E o W V r M I d B R E Morden Park School Sports Centre e B D M n N S O O C o D u E L t L A h P H M S S F t E F a T t R i o O n 28.3m S E AD D RO E N N DO E ON A E L V U E N E N BM V U F F 31.08m A E F F S S O R BM 24.42m LC U IL nd H F f Morden Park School W 30.6m e Sports Centre D UE FF N VE st EA n S o LO C DC C ro E H o Pond R A B L G R F O E F U V EN C E V H A U A K V IC R R E S S Car Park L T N E U O U E N n d D UE R N I FF E V AV E Y FF 32.0m Playground LE F H F AS Paddling Pool Public Conveniences M erton Hatfeild Mead T echnic al D F Merton College OA W Morden Park Technical R AL College TR Morden Park EN F C C F A M B O Morden R U N n A E d L m E R .58 X O 25 Bandstand A d D N A BM n C E D D P U 26.3m N R M A d r A y S a R d Q K U W B Morden Park Baths D C E A C O R Hatfeild ON U 36.0m Mead M AlexandraE Morden Park Baths U R RA T Square L TR K Mound O Morden N D O AD N E St Lawrence's O P U Church R a N R L E A t O 21.1mV R h A A T S Rectory N S D CE RO C LL Lawrence Weaver HI Close F F 8m .9 Hart Square 20 BM 20.6m Manor House Hall Scout Hall Legion Court s ct The Sanctuary n Morden Park The George Inn ci re P e D h A T Und O Douglas Square R M O S G P R Morden Park Miniature Golf Course E E E T N h Sports e LA Ground L N aw E Hatfield Primary School r en ce W FB TCourtennis ea v Haig Homes er Playing Field In st H itu a te ig P l 21.4m ac BM e 21 .65 m SouthClose Trenchard 21.8m MORDEN PARK Court p P o O lT Nursery il H t r u 21.7m o C LOW e ER M s O RDEN 25.7m u St Helier 22.1mLANE o Station h r m o 6 o .2 M BM 22.88m 7 - CRAN M 2 s ER CL H M R e OSE CRA OSE D O O d N MCEL B o R A LN UG 22.0m O E E h R M R E C O S M H N A T O O 25.7m S L S E AV P E C E NU Car Park E N O T Hall S N E Y 22.9m Allotment Gardens B CARD IN M 2 ALAVE 5. NUE Pavilion 25.4m 16m D Y A E A O S B R O M W 2 Y L 4. 98 24.3m N R C m L O O L W U E T A R R B M U G N IN O T O RD L IN T D E EA G N U N L S R T R A A L N D E S A N A D R L TU N T E H S T D C E E V R O O O G O N I L O N R C A V N T DR E E E L B IVE S C Allotment Gardens C U D H C R E S L A Y 25.9m R 25.7mE IE SE F R C R F F O C H I A Y L F D L E Y TC C A S E I D X L S L L LE O C L Y King George's AAR O O R Playing Field W V D 26.4m 25.6m G O EN IN W R m A U A D 50 D E L RUT . C IVL H Y 0 n ol AR EAN O A 4 o ho B D D L W ag c L Allotment Gardens N N M Ar S M INA Morden Park E E TO B ary 2 AVL O U C G im 8 E W N H R IN r Car Park .7 N E A R P 8 U E S O m E M V E T RO A R D L D E A L Y N N IE A E F K W H L W O T C A D in N IT W N L BP ra N S E L N A O E C 27.2mm L D D Y O GO N S 68 T T L E C E . R D G CLC R R R 8 F A IFLF A Tennis Courts E C 2 W IN H Allotment Gardens O G S T S G C Y 28.0mM E A E E B S S N U R N T S R E E 29.4m L N D O DR R O A W NA G D Playground Upper Morden Conservation Area Designated: 4th December 1986 Extension: Approved by Cabinet 15th October 2007 Area: 91.8 Hectares (227 Acres).
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