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A1 Botley Map Poster-2A.Pdf Botley Health Routes Map Tilbury Ln Map Key A420 Orange Route - 30 mins Wytham Farmland Sir Bevy’s View Botley Medical Light Blue Route - 55 mins Close Botley Meadow A420 Centre Allotments Blue Route - 40 mins Stimpson’s Hazel Rd Botley Busby’s Botley Rd Close Poplar Rd School Pink Route - 35 mins Wood Elms Rd North Hinksey Purple Route - 60 mins Nature Stone Cl A34 Reserve SeacourtSeacourt Tilbury Ln Nature River/Stream d Nature Earl St Bushy Cl rt R Botley Duke St Fogwell Rd Allotment u Lamarsh Rd Tilbury Seaco ParkPark Public Access Green Space d Broad Lane Cemetery Oatlands Rd Rec’ Ground Close l R Botley Library Riverside Rd el King George’s Deanfield Rd S Recreation Allotments w Deanfield Rd & Seacourt Hall o g u Playing o Long Cl t Ground F h Field Martin e North Hinksey Schools d Finmore Rd S Close R t r Evelyn Cl P n Eynsham Rd y C a r B Lane Allotments Ferry a u r e y Churches s l ’ - h s p Seasonally t a Hinksey Rd r s Lane e A s flooded Health Centres s i R d R Path M Seacourt C e ontagu Rd r entrance Community Centres Green u Yarnell’s Rd Hinksey Dean Court c Hurst Rise Rd Crabtree Nobles m A Hutchcomb Rd Community n Meadow Close d Refreshments o r North Hinksey i Stream Centre r Denton Close h R T Allotments i Park Facilities/Playgrounds s B Cumnor Hill e u Orchard Rd Willow Walk l Road R s ta d Yarnell’s Hill k Library P Passageway e i y nn a D available S ocks W North Hinksey t e r a e n C of E Primary School a m d H m C e R u Sweetman’s o nvill t A420 u Sta F ch rt ar c R m o Rd Raleigh d C m lo be Park Rd Ar se Hutch- Active farmland where sheep n Louie Cedar Rd BeechRoad o Laburnum Rd Longmoor ld comb’s Memorial are often present. Hid’s Copse ’s W Copse Brake Slow traffic, but ay Playing Please keep to the path and Trail Fields Yarnell’s Hill Raleigh always keep dogs on leads. no pavement Uneven Lime Rd available ground, Park A34 Cattle may Delamare ScholarPlace may be Uphill muddy Louie be present Get to know your Hid’s Copse Cumnor Hill Way Hill in park s Memorial ’ Matthew l The il green spaces! Road n Cedars Arnold School Pavillion r Ruskin a This map helps you locate Barn Y Harcourt Hill Cotswold Rd Close local green spaces and Close Vernon suggests walking routes from Botley Library to parks, meadows Long Ave and woodlands. For the times Farmland Copse of local group walks in Botley, Narrow Slow traffic, but visit: getoxfordshireactive.org entrance, no pavement Chawley Ln path may available be muddy Design Kelsey Debbie by Artwork Includes map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Hurst Lane Longmoor Brake Trail Fogwell Rd Playground St Lawrence Church Louie Memorial Field Willow Walk.
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