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The Boundary Committee for England Further Electoral SHEET 3, MAP 3 Barrow-in-Furness Borough. Proposed wards in Barrow. A 5 9 Ponds 5 Playing Field r P e o t a a k a W B h e g i c Quarries E k H N A (dis) n Pond L a S e E K M A R Duddon Sands TT Whitriggs A FL N R TA P I Clay Pit T L A N Quarries E (dis) Lindal and Marton 0 9 Primary School 5 GB No 4 Pit A (dis) Cricket Ground Greenscoe T Quarry H E Lindal in Furness ASKAM AND IRELETH CP (dis) G R E Duddon Sands E N DALTON NORTH WARD er at B h W R LINDAL AND MARTON CP AD ig O RO n H TON a U VERS Me G UL THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND Pond H T O N R O A FURTHER ELECTORAL REVIEW OF BARROW-IN-FURNESS D H Pond A k W c T e H B W Pond a A k I a Lindal Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in the BoroughT of Barrow-in-Furness August 2007 Sandscale Rabbit Warren E o P Business Park L Kathleen A N E Pit Sheet 3 of 5 (dis) Rita Pit Pond 0 (dis) 9 5 Ethel Pit A (dis) Roanhead Peggy Pit DOWDALES PARISH WARD Iron Mines Pond South Lakes (dis) (disused) Pond Wild Animal Park 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 © Crown copyright. 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