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Nursery Pond Drawing No. Revision Pond 85.7m FB Maze 84.9m 0 The Kitchen Gardens El Sub Sta Path CF Melon House Path 85.0m SD Fountain Path 51 Key Eagle Lodge 57 55 59 55a Wood Edge Firs View 126 Orchard House Location of works FW 118b Pond 118a 5 West View Lower Park Middle Lodge 114 CG 83.7m Beyond 75 75A FW ORCHARD FIELD LANE 100 Def 73A Grid Ref 79.7m 1. 444086E, 214322N 2. 444560E, 214514N Co Const, CP & ED Bdy GROVE ROAD FW 88 61 3. 444837E, 214888N CF 86a 79.3m 86 78.9m 4. 445144E, 215284N Track 6 84 49 5. 445522E, 215587N Track 3 LB 5 THE HO FW 4 MEST 10 72.4m Home 72 Park 1 EAD Cattle Grid FW 77.9m River Glyme Bladon Bridge 4 Def 60 2 Bladon Pits (dis) 1 16 23 4 45 Spring Track 72.0m 43 HOME FARM CLOSE 14 75.4m 15 1 FB 10 11 FW 4 The Beeches FB 41 A 4095 8 9 70.5m 40 34 19 24 72.6m 33 30 14 FB 9 Diamond Quarry House 23 6 2 to 5 to 2 5 Court 76.4m Sunderland 1 Und 9 LINCOLN GROVE PARK CLOSE 1 11 FW Path (um) Plas Dowel Bladon Lodge PARK LANE 71.1m Def 9 4 FW 14 87.2m Shabbanoneuk A 4095 7 10 2 3 74.8m 1 FW PH 1 89.8m The Coach House 4 CW TCB The Old Malt House GROVE ROAD 2 Issues 70.7m Rannoch Lodge Allotment Pump Gardens 2 Issues El Sub Crown Copyright and Database rights 10023343 2017 Pond 1.22m RH © Sta Bladon Rev. Drawn CheckedApproved C of E Date Purpose of revision 12 Primary School Merillee Track 3 Track Brackenwood War Memorial Track Track St Martins Track Church Def 22 Drain 72.9m 17 Track RH Co Const, CP & ED Bdy Track Bladon 14 Lych Gate 79.5m Church Mews 19 1 19 24 3 2 Track 21 ED & Ward Bdy Track 26 17 THE GREEN 10 St Martin's Farmhouse Track Bladon Methodist 19 Owen Jenkins Church Drain 28 Director for 17 4 PARK STREET THE GREEN CHURCH STREET 11 78.9m Infrastructure Delivery 34 15 Rectory Farm 1 The Barn The Lince 31 Barn Communities Wychwood Oxfordshire County Council Drain 36 Lince Lodge 33 County Hall 2 LAMB LANE 11 Waterfall New Road Lamb El River Glyme Shelter 4 Barn Park End Cottages 1 Sub 35 Oxford Sta OX1 1ND 12a 1 Park End 78.0m House LB 3 2 5 Tel: 0845 310 1111 FB 2 Drain 14 6 Lince 8 Bridge 14a 12 Pond 10a 10 1 CR 12 9 11 Project title 18 Withy Clump 15 20a Path (um) Track 7 71.5m 20 79.8m 11 Drain 15 SURFACE DRESSING 2021/22 MANOR ROAD Drain 30 Pond 29 31c 31b Drain 31 SITE 9 - BLADON - A4095 18 a 22 27 35 Pinsley House River Evenlode 79.4m 39 47 GROVE ROAD - LOWER ROAD 26 Drain 31 70.2m 33 28 30 2 61 MAIN ROAD Drawing title HEATH LANE 36 73 Drain Drain 46 El Sub Sta Drain Bladon House 58 Cattle Grid 75 83.6m LOCATION 68 Path (um) ED & Ward Bdy Pond Allot PLAN 70.8m GP Gdns 85 Drain 78 89 Drain Thatch Cottage 87 80 Path (um) 86 Drain Drawing Status A 4095 69.4m FOR INFORMATION Drain 1 Pond Scale @ A4 Drawn by Checked by Approved by Path (um) Pond Track LA 71.9m 86.1m Hanborough Bridge 68.6m N.T.S Date drawn Date checked Date approved Drain Sinks Pond 01.10.2020 Path (um) Drain Oxfordshire Project Folly Bridge No. & File Ref. Drawing No. Revision 88.0m W A.

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Park and Formal Garden Walks Icon Key 2 Formal Gardens Exit 20 Bladon Bridge Information Formal Gardens Lake
23 No vehicle access Vehicle Exit To Churchill’s Burial Site, 20 A4095 St Martin’s Church, Bladon P 10 11 8 9 5 4 13 6 7 6 Due to the Cascades One Way having essential A4095 Traffic 12 restoration works South there is no access. Lawn Formal 3 7 Gardens No access is possible 9 to The Boathouse for 8 2 your safety. 21 Hensington P 4 5 Drive Vehicle access only 2 3 1 1 A44 P 19 Woodstock Entrance 14 22 Pedestrian access only Rowing Boats 2 1 15 Great Lake 17 Hi gh Street Queen Pool 3 18 The water levels are lower due to the Cascade essential works taking place. Levels Market Street will be returned by the end of August. The town of Woodstock Visit wakeuptowoodstock.com 16 Park Farm this way This is not a public area. Flagstaff Information Point and Facilities Formal Garden exit YOUR ON-SITE 2 3 3 GUIDE East NEW Courtyard PALACE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE FORMAL GARDENS AUDIO GUIDE Entrance 2 Ditchley A44 1 Gate & TREASURE HUNT WHERE YOU The Palace and grounds are a working Estate and there are vehicles using the CAN ENTER TO WIN PRIZES roads. Please follow guidance on any safety signage around the site during EXIT your visit. All children under 12 years old must be supervised at all times. blenheimpalace.com/app MAP KEY KEEPING The Palace and grounds are a working Estate and there are YOU vehicles using the roads. Please follow guidance on any SAFE safety signage around the site during your visit.
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