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The Boundary Committee for England Further Electoral SHEET 3, MAP 3 Dacorum District, Berkhamsted 6 0 5 4 THE B BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND Vineyard Great Frithsden Copse Frithsden FURTHER ELECTORALNorthchurch REVIEW OF DACORUM Farm Little Frithsden Copse Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in the Borough of Dacorum August 2006 Berkhamstead Common Northchurch Common Sheet 3 of 4 Golf Course G ra nd U F n R D io IT A n H O C SD R an E N Ri a N E v l C D e O E r B P L u S TT lb E E o N ur ne A llo tm e Brown Springs nt G Farm ar Sports de ns Ground Sports NORTHCHURCH WARD Ground Allot Recreation Gdns Ground S N D Y A L O V E ICA R R D S AG N W E R D E T OA A A D O N K M R A D N T E H Berkhamstead Golf Club ER NORTHCHURCH CP Allot E T R A Gdns I W N E Potten End S ' T S JMI School H D B W EA Bridgewater School A M N A S K Y E R YN C D A O H B V ASHRIDGE WARD S R E PR R IN I S T G F D T R Northchurch IE L Potten End O LD E ON M A MM A R CO O W R D E St Mary's A EG THE Y N D ER A T 'S A CE First School O D L Y N A R A S OA V ' D O E R N NORTHCHURCH R U R E A NETTLEDEN WITH POTTEN END CP D M W EA E DO N W R OAD GR E G N A A A V N L N E E V O ST IL L V R N O L L AL TH A N E E LE B L T D B Y R RE R R RO ID T VE IV OAD A G E LY E D E L A L R L N O OA I W X D B AY LE Y C RO H A A Westfield IG ST D H BR LE ST IDG H County Primary RE EW IL Sports ET AT L School ER Ground WE RO ST AD FIE LD S RO OU AD TH PAR K G ARD ENS E BERKHAMSTED CASTLE WARD N A L LL E B DU R BERKHAMSTED CASTLE TH R PA AN L TS Berkhamsted Castle VE R PARISH WARD RA O Sports (remains of) G AD D Centre A O Gutteridge Wood R T S Football E E K Woodcock Hill House N N R Ground Y R A A A L E U P N W W A O ES E L S T D S B H R R A U S U O E T B A Recreation O N L D M A AN H R D Ground R S R Y U O M IV A H T IL D F D IG E LF IN H E S IE C S R T L H TR T A D E S T T R I R E E O ID O E T L N Lower Little A L E G D U D I R E BERKHAMSTED R WA N A M O Heath Farm E O T A Y V S D Egerton-Rothesay R A Playing Field Y E School S L R D T U N B C S CH A S H Berkhamsted A A L A P T R C E I L L B ES Collegiate ST Allotment U K ST R RE School E Gardens H ET L S LE S E M D E N A A G T R R L E O S E E A N N R G R S W G Y E O A L A O R St Thomas More Y E H A F D R D A I T I G E D L E G L Primary School D R R S R O T G O R Allotment OA S H EE E D N N Victoria T B D O Recreation Gardens L A C of E L M O Ground D U BERKHAMSTED WEST WARD M B R School R O K A C I Allotment D OA S R ' R R O S O Gardens T T D S C Berkhamsted L Greenway County O C Bullbeggar's Wood O I E D I R V First & Primary Collegiate F C Schools School H G I GRAEMESDYKE ROAD H A A Swing Gate 4 S BERKHAMSTED WEST S 1 H H H O D L O School O A Y L BA O NS L N T PARISH WARD R Y K E GS RO D M R IN A RI ILL S K D VE L W BERKHAMSTED CP AN A E Y E U N E V ACA A D CIA A GR H S I D L LL N O T I A R T OP L L O T R D R N L O W A O A D D O O E D N W E R H K O A O C A E R D A Ashlyns School A K A C P T R W L H L H O L O L I N BR L D A H A E IA A N H N R E A W K L R E S A E U ' Y R Y Playing Field A T P A N Playing Field N L L G S E Sewage D L K D UP A P R Works E H R A EN H E AL P Recreation L PA L R N K L Ground A Y D H A A W K D IN W G N National Film SH The Thomas L Gra IL E nd L W I Un E F D LAN Archive A Coram School ion A RCH Y Can CHU al TH R NOR Cemetery D Ashlyn's Hall BERKHAMSTED EAST WARD Watercress Beds D A O PIX R FA M R A M H LA S N E BERKHAMSTED EAST E H C PARISH WARD S W I N G S H G A A R T P E E L S A N L A E N E E N Haresfoot A L A 4251 School R A G U S 6 1 4 A Haresfoot Farm 206,000m 499,000m SP90NE ST ONEY LANE 1 A 4 Harriott's End Farm The Larches BOVINGDON, FLAUNDEN AND CHIPPERFIELD WARD Mount's Hill BOVINGDON CP KEY Scale : 1cm = 0.09100 km Great Wood DISTRICT BOUNDARY E N A PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY L Grid interval 1km Driving D N Range E Ashley Green PARISH BOUNDARY E N PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITHR WARD BOUNDARY U Little Hay Golf Course O B Coleshill Wood PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENTR WITH WARD BOUNDARY E P PROPOSED WARD NAME P "This map is reproduced from the OS map by The Electoral Commission ASHRIDGE WARD U with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright. NORTHCHURCH CP PARISH NAME Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. PARISH WARD NAME Licence Number: GD03114G" BERKHAMSTED EAST PARISH WARD.
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