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Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Information on Rights of Way in Hampshire including extracts from “The Hampshire Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Prepared by the County Council under section 33(1) of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 and section 57(3) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 The relevant date of this document is 15th December 2007 Published 1st January 2008 Notes: 1. Save as otherwise provided, the prefix SU applies to all grid references 2. The majority of the statements set out in column 5 were prepared between 1950 and 1964 and have not been revised save as provided by column 6 3. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘5’ were added to the definitive map after 1st January 1964 4. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘7’ were originally in an adjoining parish but have been affected by a diversion or parish boundary change since 1st January 1964 5. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘9’ were in an adjoining county on 1st January 1964 6. Columns 3 and 4 do not form part of the Definitive Statement and are included for information only Parish and Path No. Status Start Point (Grid End point (Grid Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations ref and ref and description) description) Micheldever 1 Restricted 5147 3639 4939 3648 From Road A.33 at Lunways Inn to Wallers Ash Tunnel at Parish Boundary Byway Road A33, Junction with ‘Alresford Drove’ Basingstoke Road, Wonston Restricted From A.33 westwards along earth and grass track, enclosed approximately 30ft. wide at Lunways Inn Byway 32, at between hedges to Parish Boundary. Parish Boundary Micheldever 2 Footpath 5015 3658 5065 3781 From No. 1, Alresford Drove, to Junction with Road U.174 North of Bazeley Copse That part of the route which ran between 4991 3656 and Junction with Road U174, 5030 3705 has been diverted and now runs between 5015 Restricted Byway 1 Bazeley Copse From No. 1 north eastwards along grass track, through gap, then unenclosed across 3658 and 5030 3705 Lane arable field, through gap, then along 10ft. wide gravel road enclosed between banks to junction with Road U.174. 1.22 metres wide between 5015 3658 and 5030 3705 Micheldever 3 Footpath 5031 3707 5077 3744 From No. 2 east of Borough Down Farm to Road U.174 (unmetalled) at Bazeley Junction with Road U174, Copse Footpath 2 Bazeley Copse Lane, From No. 2 eastwards along 10ft. wide grass track enclosed between hedges, then at Bazeley Copse along earth track approximately 12ft. wide through Bazeley Copse, to junction with Road U.174. Micheldever 5 Bridleway 5171 3878 5193 3914 From C.29 south of Half Moon and Spread Eagle P.H. to Road C.105 Road C29, Road C105, Winchester Road, Duke Street, From C.29 north eastwards along 9ft. wide earth track enclosed between hedges to south of Half east of Southbrook Road C.105. Moon and Spread Cottages Eagle Public House Micheldever 6a Bridleway 5913 3916 5191 3930 From Road C.105 to Junction with No. 10 at Watercress Beds That part of the path which ran between 5191 3929 and Road C105, Duke Junction with 5157 3954 has been extinguished Street, east of Bridleway 508 From C.105 north westwards along 10ft. wide earth track enclosed between hedges, Southbrook through field gate, across pasture, over fence, across pasture over 2ft. wide footbridge, 2.44 metres wide between 5913 3916 and 5191 3930 Cottages and across pasture to junction with No. 10 Micheldever 6b Footpath 5158 3954 5133 3954 Footbridge over Bridleway 10 River Dever Micheldever 9 Bridleway 5134 3920 5338 3998 From Road C.29 North of School to Road A.33 at Winchester Lodge Road C29, Church Road A33, Street, north of Basingstoke Road, From C.29, north eastwards along gravel road approximately 10ft. wide to housing site school north of Highways then along 10ft. wide grass track enclosed between fences, through field gate, along Cottages grass track on verge of pasture through two hunting gates, along grass track on verge of pasture, through hunting gate then along grass track enclosed approximately 10ft. wide between hedges, then along gravel track unenclosed through tree belt, crossing No. 13, along gravel track and through hunting gate on to Road A.33. Micheldever 10 Bridleway 5102 3950 5298 4013 From Road C.29 at Northbrook to Junction with No. 13 at West Stratton 2.44 metres wide between 5106 3952 and 5298 4013 Road C29, Footpath 13 Northbrook Lane, From C.29 eastwards along 3ft. wide grass path enclosed between hedges, over bar 3 metres wide between 5102 3950 and 5106 3952 opposite The fence, then across pasture, through field gate, along verge of pasture, through field White House gate, along verge of pasture and through wicket gate at junction with No. 13. Micheldever 11 Bridleway 5098 3895 5117 3933 From Road C.105 West of Manor Farm to Junction with No. 12 2.44 metres wide Road C105, Road C29, Weston Down Northbrook Lane, From C.105 through kissing gate, north eastwards across pasture, over fence, across Road, junction with pasture, and over stile at junction with No. 12. south west of Footpath 12 Manor Farm Micheldever 12 Footpath 5117 3933 5134 3914 From Road C.29 at Junction with No. 11 to Road C.29 at St. Mary’s Church Road C29, Road C29, Northbrook Lane, Church Street, From C.29 through kissing gate, southeastwards along grass path enclosed between junction with north side of St. fences, then along gravel path through churchyard and through wicket gate on to Road Bridleway 11 Mary’s Church C.29, also gravel path south of church and through wicket gate on to Road C.29. with spur to 5135 3911, Road C29, Church Street, south side of St. Mary’s Church Micheldever 13a Footpath 5301 4022 5298 4013 From Road A.33 to Road U.174 at West Stratton 2.44 metres wide between 5298 4013 and 5307 3988 Road U174, West Bridleway 13b Stratton Lane, From A.33 north westwards along earth path through copse, then northwards along at West Stratton earth path unenclosed through tree belt, crossing No. 9, along earth path through trees, Farm then along gravel path enclosed between hedge and fence to junction with Road U.174. Micheldever 13b Bridleway 5298 4013 5307 3988 Junction with Junction with Footpath 13a Bridleway 9 Micheldever 13c Footpath 5308 3988 5311 3946 Bridleway 9 Road A33, Basingstoke Road, north of Highway Cottage Micheldever 14 Footpath 5168 3908 5164 3889 From Road C.105 to Road C.29 at Half Moon and Spread Eagle P.H. Road C105, Duke Road C29, Street, east of The Winchester Road, From Road C.105 southwards along grass path through allotment gardens, over stile, Old Cottage north of Half Moon then south westwards and westwards along boundary of house property to Road C.29. and Spread Eagle Public House Micheldever 15 Footpath 5046 3947 5024 3886 From Road U.174 at Weston Arch to Road C.105 at Borough Hill Road C174, Road C105, Weston Lane, west Weston Down From U.174 over stile, down slope, over stile then south west wards along earth path of main railway Road, west of main through copse, over two stiles, along verge of pasture, over footbridge, along verge of line railway line pasture, over stile, along grass path enclosed between fences, over stile, and along grass path enclosed between fences to Road C.105. Micheldever 16 Footpath 4970 3935 4887 3953 From Road U.174 at Weston Colley to Parish Boundary Road U174, Junction with Weston Colley Wonston Footpath From U.174 westwards along 10ft. wide gravel path enclosed between hedges, then Road, 29, at Parish along grass track enclosed between hedges, over stile beside field gate, along verge of south east of Boundary pasture, over stile, along verge of pasture and over stile at Parish Boundary. Norsebury Cottages Micheldever 17 Bridleway 5299 3920 5464 3902 From Road A.33 at The Grange Lodge to Road C.19 The path runs on a diverted route between 5317 3915 and Road A33, Road C19, 5397 3898 Basingstoke Road, Stratton Lane, From A.33 eastwards along earth track enclosed approximately 9ft. wide between north of the Grange at Northington hedges then along grass track enclosed between hedge and wire fence, over wire fence, 2.44 metres wide between 5317 3915 and 5397 3898 Lodge Corner along track on headland of arable field, and through gateway on to Road C.19. Gates at 5319 3914 and 5397 3898 Micheldever 18 Footpath 5405 4003 5376 3900 From Road C.19 at East Stratton Farm to junction with No. 17 Road C19, Church Bridleway 17 Bank Road, From C.19 southwards along 12ft wide gravel farm road, enclosed between hedges to west of East New Farm, through field gate, across farm yard, through field gate, then along Stratton Farm headland of arable field, and through gap, at junction with No. 17. Micheldever 19 Footpath 5428 3981 5352 3995 From Road C.19 at The Plough Inn to junction with No. 18 That part of the path which ran between 5348 3985 and Road C19, Stratton Road C19, Church 5333 3986 has been diverted and now runs between 5348 Lane, north of Bank Road, From C.19 across yard of The Plough Inn, then westwards along grass path enclosed 3985 and 5352 3995 Plough Public alongside approximately 6ft. wide between hedge and wire fence, crossing No. 18 through House Motorway M3 squeeze posts, along path 6 ft. wide on edge of arable field on south side of hedge, through gap, along edge of arable field on south side of hedge, through squeeze posts, then along farm track 15 ft.
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