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WIP\Drawings\NGW-BWB-LSI-XX-DR-C-150 TrafficRegulationPlans.dwg DANES CAMP WAY DRIVE RHOSILI ROAD El Sub Sta RIVERSTONE WAY CR Co Const & Ward Bdy KINGMAKER WAY Drain BRINDLESTONE CLOSE GRESHAM Boro Const Bdy GLOUCESTER CLOSE 90.4m El Track Sub PARKFIELD AVENUE DAPPLESTONE CLOSE BANBURY LANE Sta SKIMMER CLOSE DELAMERE ROAD FB CLOSE BANBURY HASSOCKS HEDGE GLOUCESTER AVENUE Track CS Path Pond 64.3m ASHPOLE SPINNEY 72.1m MORTIMER CLOSE FB Drain WHITESANDS CAMBORNE CLOSE 89.3m 90.2m WAY Track Air Shaft Posts 83.2m Ponds ST BENEDICTS MOUNT Communcation Mast BARNET CLOSE Pond GLOUCESTER AVENUE LB GRESHAM DRIVE Drain 79.2m Weir FBs UPTON VALLEY WAY EAST SAMWELL WAY ST DUNSTANS RISE LB QUARTERSTONE HUNSLET LANE Hunsbury Hill GLOUCESTER AVENUE Pond CS WOODHALL CLOSE TCB CROWNSMEAD RIVERSTONE WAY Pond GLOUCESTER AVENUE 84.4m 62.8m BOSWORTH CLOSE Ponds Ward Bdy Drain Car Park COVERACK CLOSE 74.1m NENE VALLEY WAY Drain 75.7m 99.7m Subway REDRUTH CLOSE CLOSE El Sub Sta LANCASTER WAY 74.8m FB 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TATE GROVE J15A CLOSE PYGHTLE WAY GARDENERS VIEW Def SKIPTON CLOSE 87.7m GRANGEWOOD CR TANCRED CLOSE GRANARY ROAD MELCHESTER PENVALE ROAD LB LONDON ROAD CLOSE 69.3m MAIDA CLOSE TCB HILLDROP ROAD TURNERS GARDENS LAMBROOK DRIVE GRANARY ROAD Gantry CLOSE CRIMEA CLOSE THAMES ROAD Und CHAFFINCH CLOSE 108.2m TOWCESTER ROAD ROWTREE ROAD BATTALION DRIVE TRENTHAM CR 68.1m BRIGADIER CLOSE Ward Bdy NEWPORT PAGNELL El Sub Sta SWALLOW ROAD PAGNELL CLOSE CLOSE KELBURN CLOSE 76.8m CR CLOSE GP Gantry BUCKINGHAM QUEBEC CLOSE 79.3m CR 107.0m VETERAN CLOSE LAMBROOK DRIVE 68.3m STOURHEAD DRIVE Def 71.1m GRANARY ROAD REA CLOSE LICHFIELD BLANCHARD CLOSE LB LOUISBERG CLOSE 91.6m MUNCASTER DRIVE CR Und Track GARDENS BATTALION DRIVE CLOSE MONTGOMERY WAY HODNET CLOSE EDWARDIAN CLOSE Gas Gov SENTRY CLOSE Cycle Way LEXDEN CLOSE MARLOWE 104.5m TCB Lock 68.7m WISLEY CLOSE HOLCUTT CLOSE ROSEMOOR DRIVE TUDELY CLOSE REA CLOSE Co Const, CP & ED Bdy HARRIS CLOSE MILITIA CLOSE 79.9m HARRIS CLOSE INSIGNIA CLOSE 91.8m COLLINGCROFT 69.6m Tow Path Tow CLOSE BANK CARDINAL CLOSE FF BATTLE CLOSE VIEW B 526 WOOTTON HOPE DRIVE WATER LANE Balancing Pond MUSGRAVE CLOSE 70.6m REGIMENT CLOSE LB BATTALION DRIVE Drain BALLAND WAY Blacky ED & Ward Bdy CR CR WEST RISING Drain 71.4m More 90.1m SPRINGFIELD SCULLY CLOSE PENINSULAR CLOSE 102.4m SOUTH COPSE Ps Pipeline ROWTREE ROAD WAKEHURST DRIVE Drain NEWPORT LIMEFIELDS WAY El Sub PAGNELL SUMMIT RISE CROFTERS CLOSE Sta Weirs Gantry FB KIRBY CLOSE ROAD EAST RISING PIONEER CLOSE 72.8m ALDWELL CLOSE SAVILL CLOSE HERMITAGE WAY FLEETWIND DRIVE Towing Path M1 Def BROWNLEE CAMPAIGN CLOSE Overflow FLINTERS CLOSE 85.7m FB Pond Trough MP A 43 THE WEAVERS CLOSE NEW ROAD 74.1m TOULOUSE 75.3m CURLBROOK CLOSE Water Lock 75.8m MP .5 FLINTERS CLOSE El Sub VOLUNTEER CLOSE PENVALE ROAD ESSs Spring Sta COWLEY CLOSE BUTTS Pond ROAD TIFFANY HERMITAGE WAY Track CROFTERS CLOSE CROSSBROOKS BATTALION DRIVE ROWTREE ROAD GARDENS Drawbridge STOKE FIRS CLOSE Cattle Grid FB 82.2m BREEZEHILL CLOSE EARLSFIELD CLOSE Mooring Post OAKGROVE BREEZEHILL HEDGE END Lock Mast (Telecommunication) FB PLACE Mast (Telecommunication) Drain BEDDOES CLOSE Drain SANDOVER CR Gantry CROSS WATERS CLOSE Mast HEDGEWAY Ward Bdy WAY NORTH STREET (Telecommunication) Car Park 78.0m ORCHARD CLOSE TCB LIMEFIELDS HOCKNELL CLOSE FF MORTONS BUSH CLOSE NETTLE GAP CLOSE WOOTTON HOPE DRIVE 97.8m Industrial SPYGLASS BROOK Estate 72.5m FOSBERRY CLOSE WOOTTON DITCHFORD CLOSE El HILL Sub Sta BERRY CLOSE HIGH VIEW WOOLDALE ROAD BUTTS CROFT CLOSE Track El HIGH Sub Sta LB Track MPs Mast COPYMOOR CLOSE (Telecommunication)
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