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Entries in red - require a photograph CAMBRIDGESHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road Parish Location Position CA_CAHV01 TL 45756 57331 A1307 CAMBRIDGE Hills Road, opp. Station Road, by Botanic House on pavement (moved to pedestrian area during rebuilding work) CA_CAHV02 TL 4644 5585 A1307 CAMBRIDGE The Perse School, Hills Road, Queen Edith's on the verge CA_CANM02 TL 4744 5939 A1303 CAMBRIDGE Newmarket Road, by No. 560 , opp. Ditton Fields on the verge CA_CANM03 TL 4903 5923 A1303 FEN DITTON Newmarket Road, W of Greenhouse Farm, nr airport in hedgerow (returned to original location 2013) CA_CANM04 TL 5056 5943 A1303 FEN DITTON Newmarket Road, at jct with High Ditch Road in hedgerow CA_CANM05 TL 5203 6000 A1303 STOW CUM QUY Newmarket Road, opp. "Oak Lodge" on the verge CA_CANM06 TL 5361 6025 A1303 STOW CUM QUY Newmarket Road in hedgerow CA_CANM07 TL 5520 6008 A1303 BOTTISHAM Newmarket Road, E of jct with High Street on the verge CA_CANM08 TL 5668 5999 A1303 BOTTISHAM Newmarket Road, outside Spring Hall in hedgerow CA_CANM09 TL 5829 6013 A1303 SWAFFHAM BULBECK Newmarket Road, near Four Mile Stable Farm on the verge CA_CANM10 TL 5997 6076 A1303 DULLINGHAM near The National Stud on the verge CA_CAPO04 TL 4038 5511 A603 BARTON Wimpole Road, E of Orchard Farm on the verge CA_CAPO05 TL 3909 5411 A603 HARLTON Cambridge Road, opp. Mullard Radio Astronomy Laboratory on the verge CA_CAPO06 TL 3804 5290 A603 LITTLE EVERSDEN Cambridge Road, opposite footpath to Butler's Spinney on the verge CA_CAPO07 TL 3705 5160 A603 HARLTON Cambridge Road, W of Eversden landfill on the verge CA_CAPO08 TL 3577 5061 A603 ORWELL Cambridge Road, W of jct with Fishers Lane on the verge CA_CAPO13 TL 2862 4761 B1042 TADLOW Lower Road, E of jct with High Street in the verge CA_CAPU01 TL 45275 56959 A1134 CAMBRIDGE Trumpington Road, opp. Brooklands Avenue, by Vicar's Brook in pavement adjacent to wall CA_CAPU02 TL 4467 5547 A1309 CAMBRIDGE Trumpington High Street, Trumpington on the verge CA_CAPU03 TL 4420 5394 A1309 CAMBRIDGE Hauxton Road, between M11 and Park and Ride on the verge, set in concrete plinth CA_CAPU04 TL 4318 5283 A10 HAUXTON Cambridge Road, by Hauxton Mill Bridge over River Cam, Haslingfield adjacent bridge parapet CA_CAPU05 TL 4346 5138 B1368 HARSTON London Road, by No. 58 on grass verge Registered Charity No 1105688 81 Entries in red - require a photograph CAMBRIDGESHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society CA_CAPU06 TL 4384 4988 B1368 NEWTON Cambridge Road, on hill N of Newton village on the verge CA_CAPU07 TL 4363 4839 B1368 NEWTON London Road, near Dairy Farm in hedgerow CA_CAPU08 TL 4284 4699 B1368 THRIPLOW Cambridge Road, N of Fowlmere, at boundary with Thriplow parish on grass verge CA_CAPU09 TL 4207 4572 B1368 FOWLMERE High Street, by "Briarwood", opp. Ryecroft Lane on grass verge against wall CA_CAPU10 TL 4177 4426 B1368 FOWLMERE London Road, near airstrip on grass verge CA_CAPU11 TL 4084 4293 B1368 MELBOURN Flint Cross, at jct of A505 and B1368 on grass verge CA_CAPU12 TL 4044 4140 B1368 GREAT AND LITTLE CHISHILL Barley Road, N of Milestone Farm in hedgerow set well back from road CA_CASN09 TL 3210 6034 UC road (was A428) KNAPWELL St Neots Road, E of Cambourne in hedgerow CA_CASN10 TL 3052 6066 UC road (was A428) CAXTON E of Oak Tree Cottage, at Western end of Cambourne dual carriageway on the verge CA_CASN11 TL 2890 6053 A428 CAXTON Cambridge Road, 60m E of track to Pembroke Farm in hedge CA_CASN14 TL 2441 6010 A428 CROXTON Cambridge Road, 70m W of jct with Abbotsley Road by forecourt of petrol filling station (disused) CA_GMCA07 TL 3472 6645 A14 SWAVESEY Huntingdon Road, S of Fen Drayton on the verge CA_GMCA10 TL 3877 6368 A14 OAKINGTON AND WESTWICK Huntingdon Road, E of Bar Hill on the verge CA_GMCA12 TL 4129 6175 A14 GIRTON Huntingdon Road, E of Washpit Road (track) in ditch CA_LK40 TL 3677 4307 A10 MELBOURN opp. Holland Hall on grass verge CA_LK41 TL 3804 4423 UC road MELBOURN Royston Road, by No. 106 , opp. Greenbanks on wall CA_LK43 TL 3972 4682 UC road off A10 SHEPRETH Dunsbridge Turnpike, Frog End on the verge CA_LK44 TL 4043 4816 A10 FOXTON Royston Road, opp. Beech Tree Farm in pavement CA_LK45 TL 4128 4953 A10 FOXTON Cambridge Road in hedgerow CA_LK46 TL 42227 50790 A10 HARSTON Royston Road on village green CA_LK50 TL 4503 5621 A1134 CAMBRIDGE Trumpington Road, N of Barrow Road in hedge CA_LK55 TL 4824 6343 UC road MILTON Ely Road on the verge CA_LK56 TL 4877 6494 A10 LANDBEACH Ely Road, Waterbeach, S of jct with Car Dyke Road, near Slap Up PH on the verge Registered Charity No 1105688 82 Entries in red - require a photograph CAMBRIDGESHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society CA_LK57 TL 4844 6643 A10 LANDBEACH Ely Road, Denny End on the verge CA_LK58 TL 4852 6795 A10 LANDBEACH by Cambridge Research Park, Chittering on the verge CA_LK59 TL 4922 6937 A10 LANDBEACH Ely Road, N of Waste Management Park in ditch CA_LK60 TL 4988 7093 A10 WATERBEACH N of entrance to School Farm, Chittering on the verge CA_LKX44 TL 5016 4439 A1301 HINXTON S of Wellcome Research Centre on the verge CA_LKX47 TL 4854 4891 UC road SAWSTON High Street, S of Kingfisher Close on the verge CA_LKX48 TL 4806 5033 UC road SAWSTON Cambridge Road, opposite radio mast on the verge CA_LKX50 TL 4544 5154 UC road LITTLE SHELFORD Whittlesford Road against garden hedge CA_LKX51 TL 4511 5401 A1301 CAMBRIDGE Shelford Road, Trumpington, by No. 147, N of jct with Red Hill Lane on the verge CA_LN54 TL 5844 5807 A1304 WESTLEY WATERLESS near Windmill Hill, Six Mile Bottom, Bungalow Hill on the verge CA_LN55 TL 5959 5925 A1304 DULLINGHAM London Road, SE of Lower Hare Park Farm, Six Mile Bottom in hedgerow CA_LN56 TL 6074 6042 A1304 STETCHWORTH Lingay Hill, opposite lay-by in hedgerow CA_LN57 TL 6197 6150 A1304 BURWELL July Cottage, Barbara Stradbrook Avenue, on County boundary in hedgerow CA_LN60 TL 6556 6474 A1304 SNAILWELL Bury Road, at jct with A1506 opposide Bury Side Depot in hedge CA_LY50a TL 2172 5206 UC road GAMLINGAY Drove Road, outside Park Farm hidden between fence and holly hedge CA_LYA84 TL 0739 9987 A6118 (was A1) WANSFORD Old North Road at jct with A1 and A47 on grass verge CA_LYA88 TF 0363 0483 B1081 (was A1) ST MARTINS WITHOUT Old Great North Road, N of jct with A1 on the verge CA_MAD TL 3967 6084 UC road MADINGLEY Dry Drayton Road, at jct with The Avenue on the verge CA_PBLE04 TL 1275 9817 UC road (was A47) CASTOR Peterborough Road, by Castor House on grass verge, back to stone wall CA_PBLE05 TL 1134 9887 UC road (was A47) AILSWORTH 350m W of Ailsworth village on the verge by overgrowing hedge CA_PBLE06 TL 0987 9933 A47 SUTTON 400m NE of Sutton village W of roundabout on the verge CA_PBLI06 TF 1516 0612 UC road (was A15) GLINTON Lincoln Road, N of village on the verge (was this in Northants?) CA_PBOD03 TL 1585 9656 A605 ORTON WATERVILLE Oundle Road, Orton Waterville on grass verge Registered Charity No 1105688 83 Entries in red - require a photograph CAMBRIDGESHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society CA_RYHU02 TL 34772 43538 A1198 BASSINGBOURN CUM KNEESWORTH Old North Road, Kneesworth, near entrance to Beauval Farm, on grass verge CA_RYHU03 TL 3432 4508 A1198 BASSINGBOURN CUM KNEESWORTH Old North Road, Kneesworth, 15m S of Bassingbourn Barracks on grass verge CA_RYHU04 TL 3388 4664 A1198 BASSINGBOURN CUM KNEESWORTH Old North Road, N of Whaddon Gap, opp. Wimpole Avenue on grass verge CA_RYHU06 TL 3298 4968 A1198 ARRINGTON Ermine Way, at jct with Potton Road on grass verge CA_RYHU07 TL 3249 5128 A1198 ARRINGTON Ermine Way, at jct with Mill Lane on grass verge CA_RYHU08 TL 3200 5290 A1198 ARRINGTON Ermine Way, 600m N of jct with Potton Road on grass verge CA_RYHU09 TL 31563 54478 A1198 LONGSTOWE southern approach to bridge over railway [disused] on the verge CA_RYHU10 TL 31083 55965 A1198 LONGSTOWE Old North Road, N of Longstowe, near Home Wood on the verge CA_RYHU11 TL 30697 57145 A1198 CAXTON Royston Road, N of Karsport in hedge CA_RYHU12 TL 3024 5869 A1198 CAXTON Ermine Street, at jct with St. Peters Street, by No. 119/121 on grass verge CA_RYHU13 TL 2977 6024 A1198 CAXTON Ermine Street, S of Caxton Gibbet Inn in ditch CA_RYHU14 TL 2908 6173 A1198 PAPWORTH EVERARD Ermine street, 60m S of entrance to Crow's Nest Farm in hedge CA_SIPO08 TL 2721 6007 B1040 ELTISLEY St Ives Road, N of jct with A428 Cambridge Road on the verge CA_SIPO14 TL 2373 5215 B1040 GAMLINGAY Mill Street, by No 32 on pavement, partially set into wall CA_SIWB10 TL 3833 8326 B1050 CHATTERIS London Road, near Crafty Fox (previously PH) in the verge CA_TY03 TF 2480 0158 UC road THORNEY Willow Hall, Willow Hall lane, before bend at Prior Farm on the verge CA_WORT TL 47651 54943 UC road CAMBRIDGE Worts Causeway on the verge Registered Charity No 1105688 84.
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