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Derbyshire Map 4 272 252 Gleadless Crystal Peaks 72 Kiveton Park Bamford Herdings X30 26 26A Parkhead Park Birley Moor Rother Valley 272 ,273,274 Woodseats 72 Country Park Wales 26 H1 ,H2 Supertram X30 26A 275,276, Whirlow 26A 43 252 50 Waterthorpe Bamford 218 252 73 26 44 High Lane 50A 74 26 72 65 272 271 X17 53 Westfield 26A 252 71 X30 26 26A 174 ,271,272 Norwood Hathersage Norton 44 Halfway Killamarsh Ridgeway Mosborough 71 252 26 ,26A 275,276 70 ,71 Woodall Thorpe Salvin Ridgeway Cottage 50 53A H1 ,H2 271 Batemoor 50A,53 50 72,X30 Harthill A Industry Centre Upperthorpe A 26,26 272 Dore Ford 50 26 26 X30 Hathersage 43 44 A A X30 H1 50 53 70,71 70,73,252 D 53 72 High H2 Moor 77,209 Worksop Fox House Coal Aston 252 73 70 Westthorpe 50 218 50A Eckington 72 174 50A, A,252 Longshaw 252 50 71 275 Totley 14 53 71 Country A 276 Park Dronfield 15 Marsh 53 72 Holmesdale 15 70 74 Grindleford Woodhouse Lane H1 Dronfield Birk Hill 73 74 H2 252 50A Spinkhill 77 16 Gosforth Estate Renishaw Renishaw 16 Dronfield 15 A H1 Hall 53,53 ,70 71 209 65 43 Apperknowle 71,72 71,72 72 H1 H2 H2 14 50 73,74 74 Owler Bar 14,15,16 Middle 73 F 14 Handley 53 r Holmesfield Emmett A Barlborough Grindleford o Hallowes Trans 53 73 g 53,53A Eyam g Unstone 50 Pennine 71 Carr 70 74 Whitwell a 16 43 14 Hundall 77 77 Museum t H1 A Trail Lane Beightonfields t X17 50 72 43 E H2 74 d 44 73 Bakestone Eyam Hall g Millthorpe Unstone Green 70,71 Hodthorpe e H1 65,66,275 65 Moor Barlow H2 A Mastin 72 77 77 77 Whitwell 276,277 New 50 77 174 Commonside Moor Whittington 49,73 275 Barrow Hill 70,71 Clowne 77 65,66,174 16 209 C 72. 77 74 275,276 276 u H1 Old 70 r 25 25 277 b 218 44 Whittington 70 Creswell Stoney a H2 50 90 90 49 r 14 72 81 77 50A 70,71, Creswell Crags Middleton E Barlow 44 Hollingwood Staveley d 44 77,81 g H1 25 53 Chestnut Drive Calver e Church 81 53, H2 43,50 77 A 1 72 90 Woodthorpe Calver Sough 1A X17 A 53 A 50 53 ,77 71 Holbeck 90 70 74 Creswell 1 1A 44 74 Poolsbrook 66 Cliff B 77 Stanfree Elmfields a Four Lane Ends 74 s 1 1A 77 74 218 174 College l Whittington 81 53 o 74 218 w Barber Lane Moor Brimington 81 53A 49 1,1A 209 E 16 90 Inkersall 90 275 d Cutthorpe 74 174 g 74,90 Shuttlewood e Newbold 1 77 E 276 14,25,43 Baslow Linacre Holme Hall 1A Tapton Duckmanton 1 53 Norton Old 16 44,50,50A Trans A 209 277 Church Robin Reservoirs 81 53 Brampton H1 90, H1 Pennine 74 90 81 Hassop Hood 170 H2 ,X17 70,71,72 81 23 Wigley H2 74,77 Trail Business Park 170 170 1 Woodlands 66 170 Chesterfield Royal New 1A 1 277 X70 Baslow Chatsworth 170 Ashgate Hospital Arkwright 1,23 Cuckney 218 X70 170 170 170 Chesterfield 1 276 Nether End Park Hospice 1 1A Markham 1 1A Whaley Thorns 23B Cuckney 170 Wadshelf 170 1 1A 275 Pilsley 66 Brampton Vale Bolsover 81 Langwith- Creswell 218 Belmont Calow Whaley Thorns Road 218 66,91,X70 48 Bole Hill Bolsover Castle 209 58 X17 277 66 X70 X17 Langwith 170 X17 48 48 New Bolsover 1 Nether 218 Chatsworth House 90 90 X18 48 48 Carr 1A 1A 1A 1 Langwith 91 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