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The Boundary Committee for England KEY THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND UNITARY AUTHORITY BOUNDARY PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY ELECTORAL REVIEW OF COUNTY DURHAM PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY Draft Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries in the Unitary Authority of County Durham September 2009 PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY WEST AUCKLAND ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME Sheet 11 of 12 DENE VALLEY CP PARISH NAME SUNNYDALE PARISH WARD PROPOSED PARISH WARD NAME 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. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. The Electoral Commission GD03114G 2009. Scale : 1cm = 0.08000 km Grid interval 1km SHEET 11, MAP 11a Proposed Electoral Divisions in Barnard Castle B SHEET 11, MAP 11b 6 2 7 Proposed Electoral Divisions in Shildon 8 D Cemetery e D Playing n R B EY Allot e B Field B B 6 A e Gdns D 2 c k 8 k i c s 2 e m B E y a V rc I n t R e 8 R l P O e D 8 S d y 6 E a M RURAL R A s O DENE VALLEY CP R Recreation Ground Works R w E iv U a e l HENKNOWLE s r Te i N e e i s K STREATLAM AND STAINTON CP l T l a L DOVECOT HIL w L n R R Golf Course u D a PARISH WARD A R D a Allotment Gardens Clay Pit y d PARISH WARD South Church W D A G e Counden Grange l r t T O e Enterprise Park n O S R iv a O D R eck G B m F N Recn ene s D A N i D L I D U K L Gnd O O T R O A P R Allotment Gardens Golf Course B W HIG H S OAD Dismantle T N R WOODHOUSE CLOSE ED d Railway MAI 88 6 Black Beck A BISHOP AUCKLAND CP Eldon Nursery E COTHERSTONE A N WOODHOUSE CLOSE D A E L CP L A Woodhouse N I K PARISH WARD E Golf Course D E N Community E A R Playing Primary School B B G D A A Field N Harmire N O Greenfields O Allot R K Enterprise Park N Industrial Estate D A L P Gdns M ay E e RO Stainton Grove ilw r a c d R y Works tle n B a sm e Di c k THE OVAL DENE VALLEY ED Old Eldon Redwell MARWOOD CP Sports Sewage Caravan Park Ground Works Caravan PARISH WARD E Site MO IV OR Dismantl B R L ed Railway lac D AN Works k B S E ec D BARNARDPlaying Field CASTLE NORTH ED k N A p L o T Y ll S F a ELDON CP NT G DE B AD Abraham ) 6 O Sports R k 2 Railway Enterprise N tled c 7 A Disman a 8 Centre M r O Park R R T iv Works ( er Gaun E less E Romanway N ID Playing 88 A p Beck 6 L Scur S lo D Fields A Industrial Estate l O A N a E G O 6 E 0 W P D 7 R G 2 O R G R T E E K E A R N I N D W A M L D E Teesdale E B A A R S L N A A N O School T E H I O R D A D E O St Helens U L C B E R B L Industrial Estate K iv A A NORTH L e N A r T W K T N S Allotment N e O D SUNNYDALE h e O Allotment O Montalbo PARISH WARD i Gardens l s R d D M Reservoir S Primary 8 O o Gardens 8 n ID 6 A A (covered) HI PARISH WARD E School D GH T OAD LA u Pit M R N S n OAD AD A 67 EL D DEN n E R DARLINGTON RO GAR BED (dis) e l Sunningdale Farm WEST AUCKLAND ED Allotment T D Fylands Bridge H E C Tip Gardens O A H S N CH D R E URCHILL R (dis) Thornhill T N A G SUNNYDALE P Primary H P D A H I S IL L N TON U LARTINGTON CP Cricket ROA School I D L D S k L c D E Running Track D ARL G ' Ground IN S e A GTON R Gallop B OA D D B y O T R N 62 rc Auction E 7 e L D S 7 I R P C Mart J A O R E O C H A 67 A R U N D C E Hospital E i S s M L K A I T Playing Field Marden Farm m T ST DD S S RT A L ALBE RI a CH D A T R G D R E n U E H LAR A T N C LA Playing Fields TI t V NG B A l N e TO D D E N Y G G I Football LA L R d E N E E A A D E T DENT ST A E W R V G O N E Ground A E R LA N A a R I T R URBAN i Green Lane C of E l O R E w CT S Sunnydale I R V a T Controlled Primary School D y R F A Community College L PARISH WARD GARBUTT S O A K D T T I R N A T G O S E S R R BARNARD CASTLE E T Coppy Crooks Farm D Playing L D I E B N Field V MAIN ST A Cemetery U A St John's C of E J L H C Cemetery T G Aided k H REEN Allot R Y ec E LA Tip B O NE (T A A le Z ra Primary School N A epda ck) (dis) Gdns TIO VE L De R C NA W S E O S E N R CO N T M R E T A A BARNARD CASTLE CP L E S B P R Football A U T Y R N A Q Ground E D E OAD E St Mary's RC VA R R M E Playing Fields KLAND ID UC L D U Primary School T A R Castle WES E SHILDON ID Q L ) Y G ck Allot E P a L r R A (T Gdns NE T E O R E BARNARD CASTLE SOUTH ED N A A L A K D Playing E Recreation P R S D B U IR L A A CH Field HO Ground O R S A HM Young Offenders R M O R N A Barnard Castle iver R S D Gaunless UR Institution E EAST School B T Allotment W N O B Gardens E B R C I PARISH WARD S E D E N G R A E H C L G A E T K Bowes' Museum E G U D A IL A N JUBILEE O G RD B O T D A U P R E Allotment S R S B J N S A S M L Gardens ' L E Works O A L Football R H N N I E W N E T G S AT H E E N Ground M A O E O UN L J T H EFF Timothy Hackworth LA L SHILDON CP T T EFF ANE N T ( S OUN 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