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LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION for ENGLAND T E E R M M IL L L a N E Croftlands A 6 Mount Pleasant Sand and Gravel Pit T NICHOLAS S L W M AN I E H LL I N LA D r M R e N t I e E V a a E Whorleys Moss n W Crawstone Wood L HIGHFIE h LD LANE o g w i H W n a a LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND t e e r M M IL L L A N E Croftlands D A O R Back Lodge N I A Morecambe Bay M Priest Skear Nature Reserve SU NNYB ANK ROAD Sandside Caravan Park Bolton-le-Sands S T M ICH AE L'S LA NE The Shore VENUE ORTH A ORDSW E W N A r L e T t BOLTON-LE-SANDS CP N a Cricket A S W A h Field E ig L D P H A T N n O a U R e O N M M I Bowling Green A M 61.9m Playing Fields Nursery BOLTON-LE-SANDS WARD Community Centre P A S T U R E L A N School PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF LANCASTER E BOLTON-LE-SANDS NORTH PARISH WARD E N A L N O T L D O A B O R S S AD A O R P N - AI E M Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in Lancaster and Morecambe Y B Church KELLET WARD Hatlex r e Septmber 2000 Dale Barns t Red Bank House 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