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East Dorset District Council - North-East Area EDDC Land Terrier Data (Land Owned and Leased) East Dorset District Council - North-East Area EDDC Land Terrier data (Land Owned and Leased) Surgery 44.2m Spring D Dra ra Country Stone in H Pump i B T n A 3 Oak E 0 H 45.7m 8 Old Cottage Cranborne E 1 The Alderholt Park L D Rectory N A Well Cottage S P 58.5m Tra Pump ENNY D ck 'S C ra LANE in Pumping H U D Pond Station R C r North a H i El n I n L i View a L Ponds r Sub Sta D D R O V E Disclaimer: ( T r a k South View The Cottage c Trac k ) HIG Pond H S The Stables TR EE Hill Cottage Farm T Lanes F Sta Cottage Pond (um) T 50.6m Path HE SQ TCB UARE 53.6m EDDC disclaims any responsibility CRANE STREET Hill House 54.9m GP PH Car Park Pa GP th ( Pond P um Crendell EN ) 56.4m rane NY Red Lion Cottage OAD River C 'S E R S ME Pump DG W AD BRI A NG N RDI FB EET FO STR N o r t h Lower Daggons Martha's Cottage e FB l 45.4m n A Park r o Hill Cottage Farm for the accuracy or completeness V o Tel o k b h Farm c E Farm Fairfields a Ex n c r f W ) in T Old a o S Yew ra r A The Stables m D Tennis Court Caravan Park t T (u Pond C s E Fairfields C r R th h Well House i S a itc Sunnyside F T P Tree D PO The Cecil R Cottage EE The Old Witts Memorial T Pond P Y Rose Track Dairy Farm khill Silo Cott Hall FB E Haw Silo High Wood Cottage Pond L Laurels ) A ath (um of the data displayed on this map. 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G n T fa R Tr All Hallows ac LB El Sub Sta E k Fernhill P Sluice E T A War N Cottages r Pond L R a Crane Greenhayes Mero k C K c Glenmere c L k Meml D IL C LB View a 71.6m 64.9m L Kerreri Croft H L r k All Hallows ac O A E O T r S Watercress Beds L T O N E E k R T E S T Breach Copse c W D E Hillbury Church Daggons A O IR k a H O r F NT E D c G e R U CRESC a T I 68.0m d N r si IO T R T H n T H E Farm (site of) Manor House The r e A L I T V u g S A B ta H t D D E 76.2m Birch Hill o A I Grange C O L R L Allotment Gardens k N H c IO I T T R L r a A Longmeadow a r T T Alderholt E L c B h S T Old T 30 A V B M k rac 78 e L IL k N I U L B 3 S Pits LA 07 id S R NE GP School House 8 South T Samford House The Oaks in E Y T g L (disused) Track W he s R Lodge ait O L 8 D in l TR ' O R 07 A Pittswood g d LIME S T 3 RO 73.8m 67.7m R A Lych iv ra B D EE e Earthworks ck NE oo R B W D r OR m A C a El A B Y o r A l AN t u E le P R N t Y The White House Sub Gate n a C Churchill a m C S IO g LO O th 74.7m Rijan T e S L St James' Sta 66.8m DA A S E C The Hollies ( GGON Arms T y u Sandcroft S R S ta er m OAD C t rg E T Lower Cranborne Farm o io E Su r ) (PH) t n C of E N ac ta E A k g L Holwell Clonmel R Daggons e T H S First School U House B R Watercress E The Old L Sluices A Twin Oaks T E T Railway Cottage Hall Cottage O rain Railway P B D Cottages 48.5m OLD FORGE Cemetery S E a T CLOSE m L S TCB m TATIO um) N ROAD d 58.8m 53.0m e ath ( erwoo Silo l's P Silv Charing L P E Pump k 8 IV Spring Cottage ac k e a Cottage DR r 7 ac g t R W T 0 Tr h Jubilee LDE 3 A R Fir Copse (u Garage Court E B m A N ) GP PPLE G Issues TR E A Pug's Plantation E OS R E PO E L LOSE D C OR C E Spring N Bartleys Row D TUD A R N L r S e a Gas O E n in 88.4m e A G Bittersweet Y D A A d Gov E LB k W N LB L L a B E O Farm R O M T S S Hill El Sub Sta A A E R Plemonte R K A View B S P Upper H C Castle Hill Wood E L Hillbury Park 89.0m 78.0m Daggons S O O Harriet P L S Heather C E Farm a L (Mobile Home Park) Cottages th IL View H E 71.9m (u E Stone C S Lay-by m Infield R IV k U O c 62.8m ) H R ra B Issues House C L D 3 Sunny C T 51.8m 078 D 67.1m Brackens D FB O Corner OA Tra R O ck 84.1m NE DRIVE W R OD H BO LSWO C T AR AN E R h CR I e LB B S H A D 84.1m 75.0m GP C X n r e i O e E v h B s e E N a k n L hn i A B c P T c a TCB A a r C 50.9m l r r a a D T 75.6m E K n c k Roke Hill 078 V W t B 3 O E a R A P l S t G T u W s i Weston A b k o L E S a a Church R R ta A O n y- E R e by T K Y Th A Cripplestyle C W A L T GP K L T C O T A ra R A W N c iv BL S O k e Pond E O El E Allotment Gardens r C LB D ra C ne L Sub Sta FB T r a c 71.9m k Lake AD k RO c The Issues y K a T a A r Hare Lane Farm k r w O T Bungalow Chalk Cottage il a a c k a c R r c 50.3m a k Corner d T r tle T House Jetty an P T m IN OSE 66.7m B ra is E The CL 30 ck ck Garage 5 D R HAZEL 81 ra Blackwater O Mount 68.0m T T 55.5m 80.8m H A E r a D IV a R G House r D c ts k r R Tumuli e Path L e ( i Issues um s E Issues n ) o e D Thick-a-Thack L S T v s IE h e l F O e M e M O l Slepe Cottage L y e O T e O C e a v R M a S B r Rose k e d p ra a s HARE LANE al c Round Copse G y o o R e o t n w t i I N House ld m d N O T P G R s G E ak e ra a W F r c th O F l e k k o c O e ( ra Springs r u T D i n m Mill Farm a ) R k O n ) m c u A ( Issues Harley a th D r a T P Cottage 50.3m Track Gold Oak Farm k c 67.7m a r 64.9m T FB k Copse Close ck c ra a T r T P Glebe Farm at h King Barrow Annes Standridge (um n ) Cottage rai D Blackwater n i a r Cottage T D r a c Pa P
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