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Nature Conservation - Onshore (Key Plan) Rev Date by Comment APFP Ref: 5(2)(I) 2.7 (B) Ref: 630000 635000 610000 620000 630000 640000 Legend Order Limits F Onshore Sheet 250000 250000 Sheet 3 Sheet 4 Sheet 2 240000 240000 Sheet 1 Doc Reference 2.7 (b) APFP Regulation 5(2)(I) Date November 2015 Author East Anglia THREE Limited Revision History A 610000 620000 630000 640000 Original A3 0 1 2 3 4 Kilometres Drg No EA3-DCO-2.7-1 Plot Scale East Anglia THREE Limited 1:100,000 Statutoryy/Non-Statutory Sites or Features of Rev 1 1 30/10/15 LB First Issue Date 30/10/2015 © Crown Copyright 2015. All rights reserved. Document Ordnance Survey Licence 0100031673. Nature Conservation - Onshore (Key Plan) Rev Date By Comment APFP Ref: 5(2)(I) 2.7 (b) Ref: 630000 635000 CWS12 Legend Order Limits CWS10 Sheet boundary AONB1 F Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) CWS12 SAC1 County Wildlife Site (CWS) CWS8 Heritage Coast (Suffolk) SPA2 Local Nature Reserve (LNR) RAMSAR R1 CWS7Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) Special Protection Area (SPA) SSSI2 Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) CWS6 CWS5 Sheet 2 SSSI3 240000 240000 SPA3 CWS1 R2 SPA1 SSSI1 CWS2 CWS3 CWS4 AONB1 ID Number Designation ID Number Designation ID Number Designation 235000 235000 AONB1 Suffolk Coast & Heaths AONB CWS6 Kirton Reservoir CWS SPA2 Alde-Ore Estuary SPA CWS1 Suffolk Shingle Beaches CWS CWS12 Ramsholt Marshes and Lodge Plantation CWS SPA3 Deben Estuary SPA Doc Reference 2.7 (b) CWS2 Kings Fleet CWS R1 Alde-Ore Estuary RAMSAR SSSI1 Baw dsey Cliff SSSI APFP Regulation 5(2)(I) CWS3 Felixstow e Ferry CWS R2 Deben Estuary RAMSAR SSSI2 Alde-Ore Estuary SSSI Date November2015 CWS4 Egypt Wood CWS SAC1 Orfordness-Shingle Street SAC SSSI3 Deben Estuary SSSI Author East Anglia THREE Limited CWS5 Corporation Marshes CWS SPA1 Outer Thames Estuary SPA Revision History A Sheet 1 630000 635000 Original A3 0 500 1,000 m Drg No EA3-DCO-2.7.2-1 Plot Scale East Anglia THREE Limited 2 29/10/15 LB Second issue 1:35,000 Statutory/Non-Statutory Sites or Features (Nature Rev 1 1 09/10/15 LB First issue Environmental data © Natural England copyright 2015, Suffolk Biological Records Centre 2014 Date 29/10/2015 © Crown Copyright 2015. All rights reserved. Conservation) - Onshore Document Rev Date By Comment Ordnance Survey Licence 0100031673. Sheet Number: Sheet 1 of 4 APFP Ref: 5(2)(I) 2.7 (b) Ref: 620000 625000 630000 SSSI8 Legend CWS26 CWS23 SSSI9 SPA4 Order Limits Sheet boundary F Area of Outstanding NaturalCWS37 Beauty (AONB) CWS22 CWS25 CWS24 County Wildlife Site (CWS) CWS31 Heritage Coast (Suffolk) CWS18 Local Nature Reserve (LNR) SSSI7 SPA4 RAMSAR CWS40 Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) CWS34 Special Protection AreaCWS36 (SPA) CWS18 AONB1 Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) CWS32 CWS33 CWS18 CWS19 CWS20 SPA3 CWS14 CWS13 SSSI12 CWS17 SSSI3 CWS21 CWS16 CWS15 CWS16 R2 SSSI7 CWS13 SSSI4 SPA4 Sheet 3 245000 SSSI10 245000 SSSI11 LNR2 LNR1 SSSI13 SSSI6 CWS8 CWS11 CWS9 LNR3 SSSI15 SSSI5 SSSI14 ID Number Designation ID Number Designation CWS10 AONB1 Suffolk Coast & Heaths AONB CWS22 Woodbridge Wet Meadow Sheet 1 CWS8 The Mill River CWS23 Woodbridge Old Cemetery CWS8 CWS12 CWS9 Brightw ell Grazing Meadow s CWS24 Porters Wood ID Number Designation CWS10 New bourbe Springs Meadow s CWS25 Seckford Hall Camp Site SSSI3 Deben Estuary SSSI CWS10 AONB1 CWS11 Shottisham Creek CWS26 Kiln Farm Meadow SSSI6 New bourn Springs SSSI CWS12 Ramsholt Marshes and Lodge Plantation CWS31 Meadow Cottage Wood CWS12 SSSI7 Sutton and Hollesley Heaths SSSI CWS8 CWS13 Cliff Farm Meadow s & Nettle Hill Wood CWS32 Pogson's Farm Meadow SSSI8 Sandlings Forest SSSI CWS14 Lumber Wood CWS33 Lux Wood SSSI9 Ferry Cliff, Sutton SSSI CWS15 Old Rotary Camping Ground CWS34 Playford Mere SSSI10 Waldringfield Pit SSSI CWS16 Martlesham Common LNR1 Mill Stream LNR Doc Reference 2.7 (b) SSSI11 Ipsw ich Heaths SSSI CWS17 Martlesham PLantation Acid Grassland LNR2 Sandlings LNR CWS7 APFP Regulation 5(2)(I) SSSI12 Sinks Valley, Kesgrave SSSI CWS18 Kyson Meadow s, Sluice Wood & Martlesham Creek LNR3 Bixley Heath LNR Date November2015 CWS19 Bloomfield's Farm Meadow R2 Deben Estuary RAMSAR SSSI13 Rockhall Wood Pit, Sutton SSSI CWS20 Osier Bed and Martlesham Plantation Meadow s SPA3 Deben Estuary SPA SSSI14 Ipsw ich Heaths SSSICWS6 Author East Anglia THREE Limited CWS21 Kesgrave Wood and Sinks Valley SPA4 Sandlings SPA SSSI15 Bixley Heath SSSI Revision History A Sheet 2 CWS5 620000 625000 630000 Original A3 0 500 1,000 m Drg No EA3-DCO-2.7.2-2 Plot Scale East Anglia THREE Limited 2 29/10/15 LB Second issue 1:35,000 Statutory/Non-Statutory Sites or Features (Nature Rev 1 1 09/10/15 LB First issue Environmental data © Natural England copyright 2015, Suffolk Biological Records Centre 2014 Date 29/10/2015 © Crown Copyright 2015. All rights reserved. Conservation) - Onshore Document Rev Date By Comment Ordnance Survey Licence 0100031673. Sheet Number: Sheet 2 of 4 APFP Ref: 5(2)(I) 2.7 (b) Ref: 615000 620000 625000 Legend ID Number Designation ID Number Designation ID Number Designation Order Limits AONB1 Suffolk Coast & Heaths AONB CWS32 Pogson's Farm Meadow CWS43 Rede Wood Sheet boundary CWS18 Kyson Meadow s, Sluice Wood & Martlesham Creek CWS33 Lux Wood CWS44 RNR 165 F Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) CWS19 Bloomfield's Farm Meadow CWS34 Playford Mere LNR4 Rede Wood LNR County Wildlife Site (CWS) CWS21 Kesgrave Wood and Sinks Valley CWS35 Hasketon Meadow LNR5 The Dales Open Space LNR Heritage Coast (Suffolk) CWS25 Seckford Hall Camp Site CWS36 Playford Alder Carr SPA3 Deben Estuary SPA Local Nature Reserve (LNR) CWS26 Kiln Farm Meadow CWS37 Playford Reservoir SSSI3 Deben Estuary SSSI RAMSAR CWS27 Queech Wood CWS38 Culpho Wood SSSI12 Sinks Valley, Kesgrave SSSI Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) SSSI16 Riverside House Meadow , Hasketon SSSI Special Protection Area (SPA) CWS28 Church Farm Meadow CWS39 Tuddenham Hall Wood Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) CWS29 Blunt's Wood CWS40 Pumping Station Meadow SSSI17 Sandy Lane Pit, Barham SSSI CWS30 Blunt's Wood Meadow CWS41 Welham's Meadow and Copse CWS31 Meadow Cottage Wood CWS42 Witnesham Thicks SSSI17 CWS42 CWS43 LNR4 CWS35 SSSI16 CWS28 CWS39 250000 250000 CWS44 CWS38 CWS45 CWS29 CWS30 CWS27 Sheet 2 CWS26 CWS23 CWS37 CWS25 CWS24 Sheet 4 CWS31 CWS40 CWS34 CWS36 CWS18 CWS32 R2/SPA3 CWS33 SSSI3 CWS18 CWS19 AONB1 CWS20 (b) Doc Reference 2.7 CWS14 CWS52 SSSI12 APFP RegulationCWS17 5(2)(I) LNR5 CWS21 Date November 2015 Author East AngliaCWS16 THREE LimitedCWS15 Revision History A Sheet 3 615000 620000 625000 Original A3 0 500 1,000 m Drg No EA3-DCO-2.7.2-3 Plot Scale East Anglia THREE Limited 2 29/10/15 LB Second issue 1:35,000 Statutory/Non-Statutory Sites or Features (Nature Rev 1 1 09/10/15 LB First issue Environmental data © Natural England copyright 2015, Suffolk Biological Records Centre 2014 Date 29/10/2015 © Crown Copyright 2015. All rights reserved. Conservation) - Onshore Document Rev Date By Comment Ordnance Survey Licence 0100031673. Sheet Number: Sheet 3 of 4 APFP Ref: 5(2)(I) 2.7 (b) Ref: 605000 610000 615000 Legend Order Limits Sheet boundary F Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) SSSI20 SSSI20 County Wildlife Site (CWS) SSSI17 Heritage Coast (Suffolk) Local Nature Reserve (LNR) RAMSAR CWS46 Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) CWS47 Special Protection Area (SPA) CWS49 Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) CWS50 CWS43 SSSI18 LNR4 SSSI18 CWS55 CWS53 250000 SSSI21 SSSI21 250000 SSSI18 CWS44 CWS54 CWS57 CWS45 CWS46 CWS58 CWS56 SSSI16 CWS59 CWS48 CWS60 CWS46 CWS68 CWS51 CWS61 LNR6 SSSI22 CWS67 CWS65 CWS52 LNR5 ID Number Designation ID Number Designation CWS66 CWS43 Rede Wood CWS58 Valley Lodge Meadow CWS62 CWS44 RNR 165 CWS59 RNR 119 CWS45 RNR 144 CWS60 Cubitts Pit Sheet 3 CWS46 River Gipping (Sections) CWS61 Miller's Wood CWS47 Barham Pits CWS62 Bullen Wood CWS63 CWS48 Suffolk Water Park CWS63 Round Wood and Elms Grove CWS64 CWS49 Great Wood CWS64 Burstall Long Wood 245000 CWS50 Great Blakneham Churchyard CWS65 Fore and Bushey Groves 245000 CWS51 Bramford Meadow s CWS66 Flow tonhall Grove CWS52 Bramford Churchyard CWS67 RNR 92 Doc Reference 2.7 (b) ID Number Designation CWS53 RNR 106 CWS68 Somersham Park SSSI18 Great Blakenham Pit SSSI APFP Regulation 5(2)(I) LNR7 CWS54 Great Blakenham Pit LNR4 Rede Wood LNR SSSI19 Little Blakenham Pit SSSI Date November 2015 CWS55 Column Field Upper Quarry LNR5 The Dales Open Space LNR SSSI20 Barking Woods SSSI CWS56 Hogfield Grove LNR6 Bramford Meadow s LNR SSSI21 Middle Wood, Offton SSSI Author East Anglia THREE Limited SSSI23 CWS57 Nut Tree Cottage Meadow SSSI17 Sandy Lane Pit, Barham SSSI SSSI22 Elmsett Park Wood SSSI Revision History A Sheet 4 605000 610000 615000 Original A3 0 500 1,000 m Drg No EA3-DCO-2.7.2-4 Plot Scale East Anglia THREE Limited 2 29/10/15 LB Second issue 1:35,000 Statutory/Non-Statutory Sites or Features (Nature Rev 1 1 09/10/15 LB First issue Environmental data © Natural England copyright 2015, Suffolk Biological Records Centre 2014 Date 29/10/2015 © Crown Copyright 2015. All rights reserved. Conservation) - Onshore Document Rev Date By Comment Ordnance Survey Licence 0100031673. Sheet Number: Sheet 4 of 4 APFP Ref: 5(2)(I) 2.7 (b) Ref: .
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