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SHEET 7, MAP 7 Ward Boundaries in Winsford SHEET 7, MAP 7 Ward boundaries in Winsford Newbridge Wood Cookstool Farm MIL L LA P NE e Bark House ILL tty DAVENHAM CP INDER H p C oo l B r oo k KEYAddashaw SAND Y LANE Farm WARD BOUNDARY J PARISH BOUNDARY A The Cheshire West and Chester (Electoral Changes) Order 2011 MOULTON CP C K PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH WARD BOUNDARY T L r S A e M N n t O E PARISH WARD BOUNDARY a K n Sheet 7 of 7 E d Bradford H A M L PARISH WARDBostock BOUNDARY Hall COINCIDENT WITH WARD BOUNDARY e Wood Farm L r k L s o e ro Mill Bank Farm A Farm B N WINSFORD WHARTON WARD y rt WIST GREEN E WARD NAME C FOX oga B a Briary Farm n WINSFORD CP a PARISH NAME l WINSFORD WHARTON PARISH WARD PARISH WARD NAME Hill Wood NE ThisL Amap is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of Y LA Bostock Farm theC Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. D The Local Government Boundary CommissionA for England GD100049926 2011. L E SHAKERLEY F O Bostock R Meadow House Hall D AD WARD S Lake RO DAVENHAM AND MOULTON WARD The Plough Farm HOOL C L S A Inn Park N E Playing B BYLEY CP CA E Field SS A Smokehall Lane Home IA U GR T Industrial Estate Farm E Y R E N Cassia B i L v AN A e E Green N r Scale : 1cm = 0.08000 km K k D o a ro BOSTOCK CP n B e t 3 Grid interval 1km r 53 a Meadow Bank A g o B Farm AD Brook House RO CK STO BO WHARTON GREEN Bull's Wood AD E O N R A 'S L IN AK E E Martonsands G D N A Gale Green Farm R G Oak Wood WHITEGATE AND MARTON CP W e a v e r N a v i B g O a t S i T o O n C B K Marton Hall Marton R R A O A D D F Oldhall Farm Marton Hole O R Pond D 8 R 01 5 O A D A Wharton Retail A WINSFORD VERDIN PARISH WARD D Park O R E Golf Course IV W Y R D H D E EL WINSFORD WHARTON PARISH WARD I L I T WINSFORD OVER AND VERDIN WARD Sewage Works L YF E A A M G V A R R T E O E V A Bank Farm LANE R S WADE A PARK AVE D E O O A W N D E The Willowbeds SALTERSWALL Greenhays Farm FOLD DRIVE SHEPHERDS D A O R Winsford K R A Industrial Estate P Weaver Parkway N B O R T N A A D R T BUT A LA B TER H N U MERE R E Westholme Farm OAD W R R Y OU A Marton View F 53 C R AD 3 Farm HE O RO ST A ER Knight's Grange D R S Y O Y A A D D A (Sports Complex) Wharton (Donefields) W A E W G R R D Industrial Estate O S I A R K A A E 4 A 5 F N H N R G S O E E K O H T A Chesterlane Farm T L W R D A A N H A E H E W WHARTON AN L Willow Wood 54 T B A S O NE R Nursery and LA U L ER NIXON DRIVE H L E ST E Infants School I V E N I CH O D F R A A RO V Stanthorne Hall E WO NU E T E N AD Farm Y V O A C U R A Playing Field EN OAD R E R W V OL O Marton House E O L SCH O LITTLER D Farm K R L Willow Wood O The Verdin WINSFORD CP AN A F Stanthorne Hall B High School N E B S T Community O E S S T A ES T W NC S B Y PRI Primary School W A R AY W L S O E S O D O V A R E D W C R DE A R N Grange Winsford High Street W WE A R N O S N T A X Y E V E I D W E A Primary D A Community School W V L S L I D S A CR School Playing Field E R SAD O T L S L D R E R R N R R R D O E U I E N 8 B E 1 T T A 0 E V 5 B S S R D A T A D L U T E R E Y O T N St John's E I A H V H T L E V R Church D D A E E N E L N Recreation N V A I Barton U E M Over St John's U E E M R Ground N RE O B T Stadium E E S E K V ST C of E Primary S E H I R R I R E B I N D E T L G D N E School A St Andrews WINSFORD G E A S L LA T N R G O K H S E D R D S H L Allotment IG Methodist W V O C E H T I L I I A L W F R L E Gardens Y L X Church E E D O ID F E D M T R GRAVEL Wharton IV Blakeden C of E E STANTHORNE CP Sports Farm D Junior I Ground Greenfields N School J G T O E Primary School L E H R E CLIVE W E R St Joseph's N B T M L OAD E U S N R S R A TATIO Catholic L D R S T E N E 4 L H V 5 R T E A Primary S E E A T E W R School R T E E O S E N Cheshire T A E L W SE Police HQ RI R O Y E O OVER ER L D OK T O IT D F E R L R O AN R L E D B S R L Greenfields Park Estate T FO WINSFORD WHARTON WARD A R D K O O WINSFORD DENE PARISH WARD WAY'S GREEN E O S A D D W E T United N E J Y O A WINSFORD OVER PARISH WARD Reformed D V W L A I S A H EN R Yew-Tree N O UE N Church Q W E R D S Farm S A ' E D Y D A E O H N ' R G S R A E I E N R G E V R D D E L O R AN E L Lane End KM EY E E W A G HA O H E LS Farm Handley Hill IL T N RI L S B Primary School A WINSFORD GRAVEL PARISH WARD R L O E W U N T D E E R VE V E I RI A R V T D K T E AN R S AS I E LE S K N T P W E N UN U U TO St Chad's C of E MO A N D S Rilshaw Farm N E D Primary School L V LA O A Way's Green D G G W L Woodford Court R IE Farm A L F C Y M A S Clive Farm L Industrial Estate A P N S IV W IA E O E G N Oaklands R L N C A I W C N N A School E A E W Y V R O I I R R S B D B C H R G L I O I V B O N E E K G D D R Bottom E R Clive House E I V Flash N E D L T A Church Hill A Park Farm S Over Hall N E O R Farm E W R Ch E Primary S ive e N D r st A L W er School E e la L I av ne D Woodford Lodge F e B R N r r O oo F W k D High School O O T C O (Secondary) PL TOWN FIELDS L W E IV R E LA B C A C K L E Double A IV St Chad's N R E Wood E D IV Church R DR E S Hebden Green V LD O IE Hebden Green D F l Community School N a D OW n Farm R T Clive a (Special Needs) E C FF LI Farm n C o Woodford D i RA n Playing Field U Hall e ir Church Hill h s Weavergrove p o r VE h RI Darnhall S M D HA Primary UR D School L EY LA G N L D E W B Shaw's E AL G K Wood R E E WINSFORD SWANLOW AND DENE WARD Surrey E N N A D L Hall R TARPORLEY WARD L IV E O WINSFORD SWANLOW PARISH WARD O H E C F V irw S I ood Bro L R ok P L D Fennywood E A A H C W Farm N O O R C L A S K N D W A A V A W E N S L LITTLE BUDWORTH CP O W L A N E W im bo lds ley Weaver Hall W oo Farm d The Huntsmans Lodge School Green Farm Swanlow Park M Cemetery E Pool Head OOR AN S LA L L Farm NE AL RH VE 364,000m EA Moors Lane Farm W WIMBOLDSLEY CP SJ66SW A 362,000m s E h E N B N LA ro A o L W k L E L N A H Rookery Wood Court House Farm Ash House Rookery Wood B 5 DARNHALL CP 0 7 4.
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