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The Boundary Committee for England Electoral Review KEY UNITARY AUTHORITY BOUNDARY THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY ELECTORAL REVIEW OF CORNWALL PARISH WARD BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY BODMIN CENTRAL ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME Draft Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries in the Unitary Authority of Cornwall December 2008 LISKEARD CP PARISH NAME Sheet 16 of 20 LOOE EAST PARISH WARD PROPOSED PARISH WARD NAME This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of Scale : 1cm = 0.08500 km the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Grid interval 1km The Electoral Commission GD03114G 2008. SHEET 16, MAP 16A Proposed Electoral Divisions in Bodmin 0 3 LANIVET ED A Penbugle Higher Bodiniel HELLAND CP H Brims Park E L L PE H NBU D A D GLE A I LA G N N A E O H D R O E H R R T R I O N W B Bodiniel A Y O R L Lower D L D O P A I H C Whitley e B N S O n D I L LANIVET ED D E b I P O N L u IE O g L R Callywith C R l O D e A D L a n Slurry Pits e ( T r CARDINHAM CP a c k ) D A Callywith Gate O R Industrial Estate Springpark Meadow N O T S E C N ANDS ROAD U Cemetery ROSEL A C L Playing O Field O K Bodmin S Quarry L Cemetery Caravan Park A Business (disused) N D Park L A N E SC ARLETT S WEL W T L ROAD A E Cooksland LLA E The Callywith Sewage Works Berrycoombe County C E R E R T O N S Primary School A E SHEET 16, MAP 16C Proposed Electoral Divisions in Looe Playing Field D A L L T S Y A C R Works R E B A Steppes Looe Community School W 3 Cooksland 8 E I T 7 Industrial B V E E 3 Estate D 2 R O 5 T BODMIN Superstore 3 O S A 3 W D 89 Depot Works N N DEN I A NISO H T N Barbican Works RO R 9 AD 8 Sports Field 3 E ROAD A a MIDWAY s B 3268 t FO R L St Lawrence's E ST BODMIN EAST ED o REE PELYNT ED o Hospital T e R i v DULOE CP e r DUN MERE R St Mary's T O N Beacon Technology Park AD S D RC Primary F e w A R BODMIN PETROC School t O U o T P n R E D R ' U s N I A N Bodmin County O PARISH WARD E M O R O V I A Primary School Y a T R B r H R g A T A S N O A a T R E T A t A S H e N D N C T I S L L E I AD C B O W A IL N R N H R O W H ST Bodmin E Football E A C es 'S O Priory LAUN t B K L L Community C Ground oo Bodmin I A Grounds e Hospital N S R Junior School N i I ve Police Fair R S r Looe County C T C LANSALLOS CP Station LOOE EAST ED R O Primary School Park E O Playing E Superstore K NE T S LA L K Field A LOOE EAST OC N R St Petroc's C of E D Beacon Primary School R PARISH WARD Reservoir O A Mill Pool D Play PRIO Area RY R OAD BODMIN WEST ED The Beacon D A BODMIN ST MARY'S O R D A S B O ' E R Y W PARISH WARD A IE R C V A O AD Y RO A M N O B 9 BODMIN CP RR 8 T R E 3 B O L LP S EAC O PO A ON LAN A ES D S T Sports Cemetery W Ground I LOOE T H EAST I E L LOOE 387 LOOE CP R A O A D LOOE WEST AND LANSALLOS ED Laveddon Barn WH ITE STO BODMIN CENTRAL ED WEST NE RO LOOE AD BODMIN BEACON LL E HI N E B D OO A o PARISH WARD C L R T L dm E A ES AN S W in L R N T E a E O L S n RE O E d T W B V R C U RA M A en C A N LOOE WEST LB Sta O fo A Y Castle Canyke G H rd N K R L D E G a R Looe Bay G ilw A Bodmin Y O N L a H A I AD y W D PARISH WARD S Community A W TO Y O NE College Pier L R B O 53,000m H AD AN NA Playing Field FO K R I E R RO L A A D Blowinghouse N 225,000m D R O A SX25SW D Walker Lines Industrial Estate AD Kirland RO W Reservoir Little Kirland INO RM CA y ilwa Ra ord enf d W an min Halgavor Farm Bod Halgavor Moor RE SPRY M N RO er AD riv ille L O S T W I T H I E The Dragon L Sunny Corner R Leisure Centre O Trekillick Farm A D 65,000m SX06SE 206,000m LANIVET CP Halgavor Plantation Kirland Bower LANHYDROCK CP B 0 3 LANIVET ED 3 A Tremabyn 2 Lodge Plantation Tregullon 6 8 SHEET 16, MAP 16B Proposed Electoral Divisions in Liskeard Lestitha ST CLEER n o t a e ED Treworgey S r Manor e v i ST CLEER CP ST CLEER ED R ST CLEER CP Pellagenna Farm 54 Lanseaton Farm ST NEOT 32 B y e CP w o Halbathick F r Bokenna Farm e v i R BOKENNA CROSS Venton Veor 4 5 2 3 B Railway Dismantled LISKEARD NORTH ED Theme Park LISKEARD NORTH Tregay PARISH WARD CU LV West Tuelmenna ER Hendrabridge W 0 OO A 39 D RO AD Playing Field Magistrates Court Higher R i v Landazzard e r Trembraze S E e Hendra a a s t Looe Down o DOBWALLS t n L Farm o o PARISH WARD e S T R i C v e L r E E Works Cricket & R Rugby Hockey R Lower Ground O V Ground A Landazzard E D N S 90 L 3 O A O Football E Chypraze Nursery Ground H Leisure IL ADDINGTON L Centre D OA N R TO Liskeard School ING D LL A and CA A 38 O Community College A R 38 38 A E L D 0 GOVER ROA 9 Y N A 3 PE T S P D LISKEARD CP ENGOV L ER Allotment ROAD O C Gardens DOBWALLS AND TREWIDLAND CP Stony Bridge Dobwalls Lantoom Quarry (Stone) LISKEARD SOUTH AND DOBWALLS ED D Dobwalls County A Primary School O R Looe Mills K N Ladye Park A C B H N E A E R R T G E Castle Pleasure R Grounds W 90 3 A A O REET Liskeard Hillfort EST ST Y L W LISKEARD D Primary School D W OA e R D R s O OL t L Football D Doublebois oo A EAN e Ground D H Ri ILL ve Westbourne r Timber Yard Gardens LISKEARD CENTRAL ED Bodgara Mill E a s t L GATE ROAD o WOOD ck) o ANE (Tra e LAKE L R St Martin's LISKEARD EAST iv e r C of E Moorswater Cattle Market PARISH WARD R Primary School i v V e A r R S L e E a Y t o L n A N ROAD E TREWIDLAND NEW PL YM Treburgie O PARISH WARD U Cemetery TH RO Penhale A LISKEARD WEST D 0 Farm 9 3 PARISH WARD Superstore A Council Depot D Hospital A Heathlands O Business Park MENHENIOT ED (dis) R MENHENIOT ED N IO T 64,000m A 38 A A T 38 S A North Boduel Viaduct 3 MENHENIOT CP Caduscott 9 Farm 0 221,000m SX26SW r e v i R E Tencreek Farm e o a o s L t t L Liskeard s o e o Station e Lamellion W R i Boduel v St Pinnock e r Liskeard Viaduct Bolitho Farm South Bosent ST PINNOCK CP.
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