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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 End point Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations (Grid ref and (Grid ref and description) description) Upham 1 Footpath 5324 2261 5386 2281 From Road U.197 Green Hill to Road U.197 at Blackdown Road U197, Road U197, Baybridge Lane, Blackdown, From Road U.197, over stile, north eastwards along grass path, over stile, along grass opposite north of Farm path, over stile, crossing over stile, along trodden soil path across field, through field Greenhill House Cottage gate, along farm track 12' wide, through field gate, and on to Road U.197 at Blackdown. Upham 2 Footpath 5476 2212 5524 2263 From Road C.9 to Road U.197 That part of the path which ran between 5452 2161 Road U197, High Road C9, Belmore and 5463 2188 has been extinguished; the path runs Wood Lane, Lane, at Belmore From Road C.9, south westwards along woodland path 3ft. wide, crossing field to old on a diverted route between 5494 2233 and 5522 2258 north of Little Cottage chalk pit, through gap, across arable field, on to Road U.197, southwards for 300 yards, Woodcote then over bar fence, along grass path, over fence, along grass path, over fence, along 1.2 metres wide between 5494 2233 and 5522 2258 grass path, over bar fence, to Road U.197. Upham 4 Footpath 5631 2295 5641 2157 From Road C.161, at Preshaw Lodge, to Road C.88 Road C161, Salt Road C88, (Preshaw Lane) Lane, west of Stake’s Lane West Lodge From Road C.161, at Preshaw Lodge eastwards along metalled road 12' wide for 600 yards, and southwards passing Middle Preshaw Farm and Lower Preshaw Farm on to Road C.88. Upham 5 Footpath 5679 2204 5583 2213 From junction with No. 4 at Lower Preshaw Farm to Junction with Roads C 161 and The path follows a diverted route between 5650 2218 Footpath 4 Road C88, C.88 and 5583 2213 Stakes Lane, opposite Belmore 1.22 metres wide between 5650 2218 and 5583 2213 From Lower Preshaw Farm, westwards along farm track 10 ft. wide, through gap, and House along undefined path across arable land to Roads C.161 and C.88. Upham 10 Footpath 5419 2059 5415 2061 1.8 metres wide Bishops Waltham Road C161, 23, at Parish Bigpath Lane, Boundary north of Newlyn Farm Upham 11 Footpath 5392 2074 5389 2060 From Road U.197 opposite Newlyn Farm to Road C.161 east of Church Road U197, Shoe Road U161, Lane, south of Church Lane, From Newlyn Farm, through kissing gate, southwards along grassy path 4ft. wide, Newlyns Farm east of Church of through kissing gate, along metalled path 4ft. wide, through church yard and through House Blessed Mary kissing gate on to Road C.161. Upham 12 Footpath 5337 2245 5392 2150 From Road U.197 south east of Greenhill to Road U.197 That part of the path which ran between 5368 2175 Road U197, Road U197, and 5382 2142 has been diverted and now runs Baybridge Lane, White Hill, From Road U.197 through gap, south eastwards along grassy track 10ft. wide, along between 5368 2175 and 5392 2150 south of at Summerlands woodland track 10ft. wide, over bar fence, along grassy path, on south side of hedge, Greenhill House across arable land to hedge, through hedge, across arable field and over bar fence on to 1.8 metres wide between 5368 2175 and 5392 2150 Road U.197. 721 Upham 13 Footpath 5327 2157 5375 2097 From Road U.197 at Whitehill to Parish Boundary The path runs on a diverted route between 5355 2120 Owslebury 26b, Road U197, and 5369 2100 at Parish White Hill, From Whitehill, along metalled path north westwards, over stile, along woodland path, Boundary at White Hill through gap, across arable field, through Bulldean Copse, across arable fields and 1.2 metres wide between 5355 2120 and 5369 2100 through gap at Parish Boundary. Upham 14 Footpath 5357 2051 5292 2100 From Road C.161 south of Upham to Rowhay Lane, ‘Widlers Lane’ The path runs on a diverted route between 5352 2057 (Wilders Lane) Road C161, Owslebury 32, at and 5348 2062 Upham Street, Parish Boundary From Road C.161, north westwards along metalled track 10ft. wide for 150 yards, along opposite Dagwell farm track 10ft. wide, through gap, across arable land, through gap, across arable land 3 metres wide between 5352 2057 and 5348 2062 Cottages and through gap to junction with No. 22, Rowhay Lane. Upham 15 Footpath 5376 2072 5336 2078 From Road C.161 in Upham, junction with No. 14, Widlers Lane The path runs on a diverted route between 5365 2074 Road U197, Footpath 14 and 5336 2078 Manor Lane, at From Road C.161, over bar fence, westwards across pasture along grass path, over stile, The Bungalow along grass path and over stile to junction with No. 14. 2 metres wide between 5365 2074 and 5336 2078 Upham 16 Footpath 5368 2051 5316 1978 From the Smithy, Upham, to Footpath No. 19 Road C161, Footpath 19 Upham Street, at From the Smithy southwards, along track ten feet wide, over bar fence, along grass path, The Forge over bar fence, along grass track six feet wide through Slappinrail Copse to No. 19. Upham 18 Footpath 5362 2020 5393 2012 The path has been diverted in its entirety Footpath 16 Stakes Lane Upham 19 Footpath 5237 2001 5311 1946 From Road U.197 to Parish Boundary at Upwood Copse Road U197, Footpath 741 Popes Lane, at From Road U.197 over rails, south eastwards along grass path, over bar fence, along Popes Farm grass track twelve feet wide to Road C.161, across road along short grass track, over bar fence, south eastwards along verge of pasture, over stile, north along grass path at edge of arable field, east and southeast along farm track and grass path on south western side of Slappinrail Copse and Broomcroft to Parish Boundary at Upwood Copse. Upham 20 Footpath 5332 1881 5299 1806 From Road A.333 to Parish Boundary Road B2177, Durley 20, at Parish Winchester Road, Boundary From Road A.333, southwards along metalled drive 10ft. wide leading to Wintershill at North Lodge House then turning left along farm track 10ft. wide, over bar fence along woodland path, over bar fence, over grass path and over bar fence to Parish Boundary. Upham 21 Footpath 5175 1926 5226 1891 From Parish Boundary to Road C.161 Sciviers Lane Fair Oak and Restricted Byway Horton Heath 22, 26 From Parish Boundary over bar fence, south eastwards along grass path, over bar fence, at Parish along grass path, over bar fence, crossing Road U.198, over bar fence, along grass path, Boundary over bar fence, along grass path to field gate on to Sciviers Lane C.161. Shewn on Stroudwood Common Inclosure Award dated 1853 as public footway 4'0" wide. 722 Upham 22 Footpath 5204 1975 5219 2014 From Road A.333 to Road U.197, Hatchley Lane Road B2177, Fair Oak and Portsmouth Horton Heath 52, at From Road A.333 through field gate, northwards along grass path, and over bar fence to Road, south east Parish Boundary Road U.197, Hatchley Lane. of Stroudwood Farm Upham 23 Footpath 5299 2013 5316 1978 From Upham Street C.161 to junction of Path No. 16, Slappinrail Copse Road C161, Footpath 16 Upham Street, at From Road C.161, south eastwards over bar fence, along grass path, through field gate, Upham Farm along woodland track, through Slappinrail Copse, across pasture following edge of Copse to junction of Path No. 16. Upham 26 Restricted 5242 1844 5226 1891 From Road U.197 to Road C.161, Sciviers Lane Byway Road C161, Footpath 21 Sciviers Lane, From Road U.197 along track 30' wide enclosed between hedges, to Road C.161. south of Sciviers Farm Upham 27 Restricted 5238 2030 5257 2067 From Road U.197, Lights Dell to Junction of Road U.197 and Path No. 22 Byway Road U197, Footpath 30 Rowhay Lane, From Lights Dell northwards along unmetalled highway 8'10" wide, enclosed 20' wide at Lights Dell between hedges to junction with Path No. 22. Upham 29 Footpath 5329 1895 5323 1911 From Road U.197 to Parish Boundary Road U197, Footpath 741 Stakes Lane, From Road U.197, Stakes Lane, over stile, northwards along grass path to Parish south east of Boundary.
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