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Local Government Commission for England A0 CUST POR with the Permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright D A O R N O Monk Sherborne Wood IX CALLEVAD WARD E Monk SHERFIELD ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONAN FOR ENGLAND L LN Sherborne BRAMLEY CP KI LODDON CP Kiln Green Monk Sherborne A House 3 4 Lower Farm 0 SHERBORNE ST JOHN WARD TAYLORS FARM PARISH WARD D D Queen's A A O O R House R E N Cowdry Fieldgate Y E V House R O Razor's Farm M N A H Collett's Copse PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE Long Swains Row Petty's Copse E CL YM Rookery Weybrook TH Sherfield Hall Farm Farm W F e E y N Br N oo E k Hampshire International L A J Business Park C A D C u X Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in Basingstoke f L N a E C u L T d S e E Thames Dale L T W a H n O Little R July 2000 e NH Baker's IL SAFFRON CL L All Saints' Sherborne St John Kestrel Court Martin's Bushes Copse Church Grub Close Plantation W Manor AY Farm The Grange WAY 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