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R.0319 61A Marketing Plan-VWTMP (um) PANT 61 Liby TREE 2 5 7 Path 9 TAWEL 3 6 PARK ROAD 7 CLOSE 12 LANE CHESTNUT 1 16 TREE 12 24 Issues Railway 1 19 87.2m BEECH Health Issues 10 19 11 Centre 18 63 7 Dismantled 9 Issues 72 Path Spring WINDSOR Allotment Gardens 13 5 2 21 55.8m B 4262 Pumping 2 DRYSGOL AVENUE Station LLWYN 11a 4 74 12 1 73 12 14 Harlech 9 to Honeywood 10 1 (um) BRYN 2 House Forest Farm Path DERWEN Post 3 Conservation Centre to 1 84.7m Danybryn Issues 8 ROAD Und (Cheshire Home) FARM 81 FOREST 5 CF Collects Pond 86 Aqueduct 83 85 Sinks 11 (disused) 5 Tylamorris Track 10 Goitre-fawr 2 Lodge 4 17 91 93 Dowlais Maerdy Wood 3 3 2a 15 Def MP Pond Path Nant 1 2 0.5 1 1 Pond 1 2 ETL Pond 5 46.3m 6 5 Def 7 Drain 2 15 River LAS THE FFORDD 86.9m 17 58.5m The Lodge Taff CF 43 21 UPLANDS 6 (Afon to CR 15 29 1 1 Taf) 95.7m 49 7 FF to Und 31 12 Coed Path 33 SP 67.7m 10 y Glyn 94.8m SP FF Tank 83.2m 74.1m Lynwood 14 1to3 DRYSGOL ROAD Court Bridge FF Collects 26 Car Foot Pipe Line 16 Park 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18 5 (um) 58.2m Church 12 20 MAEDREF Sinks Spring CLOS to Path 16 27 3 Collects 1 2 Subway 11 1 1 1 WAY CLOSE 4 17 Surgery 32 22 RECTORY 33 COURT 2 to 24 11 NICHOLAS 39 54 29 to 13 DRIVE Playground L 54a 9 CLIVE Twrs L 9 Twrs 19 11 79 WINDSOR 2 3 11 10 2 7 10 9 Tennis 9 1 Issues 7 Pond 26 9 Courts GOETRE 10 16 29 Spring TYLAWAY 18 7 13 43 GREEN 11 CLOS 24 1 STELLA 7 53 5 Wood 20 MIGNA 13 L WERN 6 L 15 Twrs FAWR 2 3 1 3 Twrs 20 24 8 OLD 66 11 MARIS ROAD Rhydlafar 47 1 6 MILL Gwern y Cegyrn 8 Nant Radyr 1 Issues 6 PLACE CLOSE 4 35 19 Woods 40 DRIVE 89 1 28 CHURCH 30 7 37 2 39 49 House 61 1 51 45 41.1m El Sub Sta MAES 5 18 Apex 1 DROVERS FB Path 34 2 PILGRIM Burnt 2 36 Y 2 LLANTARNAM DRIVE (um) LLECH 2 Mound Playground 2 Drain 50 11 48 15 CLOSE 42 62 44 27 1 5 FB 99 2 1 7 10 CATWG 71 3 58 46 6 12 11 Springs (um) ST Path WAY PLAS-Y-MYNACH DRIVE 52 56 1 80 WALES FFORDD ARUDUR 1 OF CLOS 24 PRINCE 1 GWERN 2 HEN 31 8 2 28 54 B 56 ESS 13 1 4262 Coed y Goetre 109 27 4 18 2 21 2 31 111 4 34 PLAS -Y-MYNACH 29 PLAS Y MYNACH 16 6 33 6 60 11 15 Playground 8 13 24 28 14 28 CAE 38 4 1 16 LB 14 40 FB 27 12 4 8 ROAD 56 GARW 1 RADYR FARM 113 GOETRE 66 1 BACH Pond 4 Nant Issues 3 6 Rhydlafar Pond 39 FAWR DRIVE 23 82 89 68 LLANTARNAM Bridleway 5 1 9 30 20 34 32 91 17 14 El Sub Sta Bridle Way Path 31 16 to Picnic Area 41 ROAD 60.4m 115 LLANTRISANT ED Bdy 40 19 76 CR 13 Lower Barn 7 7 Pond Track WOODFIELD Path DRIVE AVENUE 53 101 RHYDLAFAR 6 117 15 Upper Barn 45 72.2m Drain 8 17 47 27 94 Cardiff Medical Suppliers 50.9m Sta 92 ARUDUR El Sub 111 HEN 1 50 Whitebarn 104 77.4m Radyr Farm 123 House Path to 113 LLANTRISANT Rhydlafar LIME 5 102 ROAD Old CLOSE Farm 61 96 The 6 Byre Pond 15 127 94 Path Wilde Drain 22 Rhydlafar Court A 4119 69 16 Path Path Path 135 1 116 (um) Nant (um) 2 143 Radyr Drain 8 Woods Pond Track Goitre-fach 75 122 LLANTRISANT 52 2 to 124 66 151 RADYR PARC 68 to CLOS 82 128 54.6m 106 161 84 to 98 89.9m Ty-gwyn 179 HEOL Community CR Centre LLANTRISANT ROAD ISAF 76.5m Chy ED Bdy Tennis Courts 189 Issues LLANTRISANT 148 Radyr Path Comprehensive 34.1m School 60.7m Coed y Trenches Hermit Wood RADYR 133 Pistyll Track Golau PARC 118 Issues ROAD CLOS 1 Track ISAF Playing Field Tennis Courts 124 Bdy PARC ED Def 124a 67.4m Dismantled Path CH 10 PLYMOUTH 126 Railway A 2 4119 145 HEOL 14 Maes Y Llech Holly House 8 Cottages 7 15 Pond 17 7 2 19 1 128 4 Chandos 22 1 Hafod-y-ddinas 28 Rhydlafar Def 16 BALDWIN Track 21 Nant ROAD 29 CLOSE Tank CH Line Pond 151 6 Transmission Playing Field Electricity 4 Bdy PECKHAM 2 Drain ED CLOSE 36 42 Spring 17 CROFFT-Y-GENAU 5 Path 26 44.5m 153 1 52 Spring 59.1m Halfwrt 49 30 48 1 HEOL 1 ISAF 2 Court Shepley Dismantled Issues Path 25 72 LLANTRISANT 50 Railway ROAD Path 3 Pond 56 CH 37 50 BUCKLEY 55.5m 15 20 Crofft-y-genau 61 ED 69 Bdy CLOSE 4 Maes-y-llech CARDIFF Def 35 8 1 El Sub Sta 2 1 Playground Path (um) 12 12a 14 TIMOTHY Path 38 REES CLOSE 4 25 30 47 Track 62 56 1 40.2m 2 23 Issues 43 2 51 15a 15 CLOSE 12 HERBERT MARCH 19 14 35 7 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