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Bradninch CLOSE 105000 ASH CROSS 104900 104800 Bowhill Farm WEEK CROSS 104700 104600 BOWHILL Paceycombe Farm Bowhill Cottages 104500 Fairfield House 104400 Castle Hill 104300 BEACON CROSS BEACON HILL 104200 HEN STREET CULLOMPTON HILL PARSONAGE STREET St Disen's Church The Manor Beudown HORNBEAM 104100 BEACON ROAD FORE STREET Allotment Gardens Stubbs 104000 Bradninch CLOSE MILLWAY CULVER HIGH STREET 103900 PEAKFIELD CROSS WAYS The Shrubbery West End MILLWAY DUKES ORCHARD Nick’s Farm Field 103800 CEMETERY LANE The Cemetery 103700 Rectory Playing Field Townlands KENSHAM AVENUE Recreation Ground 103600 Bowley BOWLEY House WEST END ROAD MEADOW HELE ROAD 103500 JUBILEE ROAD Duchy School CLOSE BARNS WESTFIELD Parklands Penny 103400 Farthings Willow Cross Pond Cottages Hele RoadBR1 103300 Allotment Gardens Fairoaks 103200 103100 103000 299000 299100 299200 299300 299400 299500 299600 299700 299800 299900 300000 300100 300200 300300 300400 300500 N Mid Devon Local Plan 2013 - 2033 Publication Stage Policies Map (Proposed Submission) Bradninch Note: The Ordnance Survey will not have updated the base to show recent changes. Consequently, not all development may be shown. Scale This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the November Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. c Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes 1:6000 Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Licence No. 100022292. 2014 Fairlawn 114400 Highfields Playing Field 114300 HUNTERS HILL CL2 Hunters Oak 114200 Broadmead Oakdale HUNTERS Farm WAY 114100 PRESCOTT ROAD Valley View GREAT CLOSE CL1 School 114000 Victoria Hall House The Paddocks BLACKWATER 113900 ROAD Radford House 113800 Dismantled Railway Culmstock Dismantled Railway Bridge Bridge Farm Culm THE STRAND 113700 River River Culm Culmstock 113600 Works THE CLEEVE All Saints Cemetery Church Woodhayne Barton FORE STREET 113500 Warden Vicarage SILVER STREET House HEMYOCK ROAD Little Downs 113400 Fry's Farm ROAD Harringay House UFFCULME 113300 Jerwood's Farm 113200 113100 Osmond's Farm 309600 309700 309800 309900 310000 310100 310200 310300 310400 310500 310600 N Mid Devon Local Plan 2013 - 2033 Publication Stage Policies Map (Proposed Submission) Culmstock Note: The Ordnance Survey will not have updated the base to show recent changes. Consequently, not all development may be shown. Scale This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the November Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. c Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes 1:6000 Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Licence No. 100022292. 2014 Greenway Bridge Hall 113200 Journeys Grand Western Canal End GREENWAY 113100 Valley House Halberton HIGH STREET 113000 Halbertonertonrto Shuteslade Courtrtt Farm PONDND HILLHIHI Cemetery Rock View 112900 St Andrews Netherton Church ORCHARD VIEW School Cornernerr HIGH STREET The Vicarage Cottageses Barge (PH) Orchard M House 112800 EA CHURCH PATH R LANE MIL T Townsend CORNER Brymeryy LS House COURT WILLAND ROAD ORPINGTON LOWER CLOSE Playing 112700 Field Town HA1 Mills Tel. Ex. PETHERTONS Winchmore 112600 Cordwents LOWER TOWN CROWN HILL CLOSE Laganas BRITTON 112500 Bycott Farm 112400 N Mid Devon Local Plan 2013 - 2033 Publication Stage Policies Map (Proposed Submission) Halberton Dismantled Railway Note: The Ordnance Survey will not have updated the base to show recent changes. Consequently, not all development may be shown. Scale This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the November Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. c Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes 1:6000 Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Licence No. 100022292. 2014 299800 299900 300000 300100 300200 300300 300400 300500 300600 300700 300800 300900 301000 301100 301200 301300 114200 Ellis's Valley View Farm 114100 Millhayes Farm HIGHER MILLHAYES 114000 ROCKFIELD DRIVE Millhayes LOWER Bridge MILL MILL LEAT SIDE HAY R Works ES E River Culm RIV 113900 113800 Station Road Industrial Estate Builders Yard 113700 PENCR OSS VI EW LONG MEAD STATION ROAD 113600 Hemyock HOLLINGARTHTHE WAY OAKS 113500 SOUTHVIEW Sunny Orchard Mead Meade 113400 Recreation Ground Culmbridge Farm 113300 Farm View FORE STREET HIGH STREET School 113200 PROWSES HE1 CHURCHILLS 113100 The Churchills Rectory Farm HIGHER MEAD Fairlands Churchills 113000 House Woodlands 112900 313200 313300 313400 313500 313600 313700 313800 313900 314000 314100 314200 N Mid Devon Local Plan 2013 - 2033 Publication Stage Policies Map (Proposed Submission) Hemyock Note: The Ordnance Survey will not have updated the base to show recent changes. 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Licence No. 100022292. 2014 Holcombe Wood Track 119300 119200 Hall 119100 Holcombe All FOUR ELMS BLACK LANE Court Saints' Church The Grove Vicarage 119000 School The Barn POUND HILL Holcombe FORE STREET 118900 Rogus Home Farm PO Prince STREET LANE of Wales PH FROG Buehills SOUTH 118800 Thatches Timewells Ridgway Farm 118700 Holly Tree Timewells Orchard 118600 Play Area Marjerys 118500 The Laundry 118400 Twitchen Cottage South View 118300 Whitebrook Cottages Sewage Works 118200 118100 118000 305200 305300 305400 305500 305600 305700 305800 305900 306000 306100 306200 Mid Devon Local Plan 2013 - 2033 Publication Stage Policies Map (Proposed Submission) Holcombe Rogus Note: The Ordnance Survey will not have updated the base to show recent changes. Consequently, not all development may be shown. Scale This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. c Crown copyright. 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