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MAP REFERRED to in the BOROUGH of BASINGSTOKEO and DEANE Mill Farm O R Alexander's Copse Grid Interval 1Km L a Cooper's N D E Copse Lyde SHEET 4, MAP 4 Basingstoke and Deane Borough. Wards in Basingstoke Town and Basing ward 3 3 A RO T HE RW Upper Home IC Copse K LA NE W IL D Scale : 1cm = 0.1000 km M MAP REFERRED TO IN THE BOROUGH OF BASINGSTOKEO AND DEANE Mill Farm O R Alexander's Copse Grid interval 1km L A Cooper's N D E Copse Lyde S I X Green O H (ELECTORALN CHANGES) ORDER 2008 SHEET 4 OF 4 E R R O A B D O R N CU M F Sherfield I E AU L DE This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of School L L L S A NE A N F T BRAMLEY CP the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. E R O J Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. G O Buckfield Copse L H The Electoral Commission GD03114G 2008. A Upper Cufaude N N PAMBER AND SILCHESTER WARD Farm E C P HARTLEY WESPALL CP Winnells Copse Church End Soperslip Gallaries Copse Copse Taylors Farm BRAMLEY AND SHERFIELD WARD The Loddon School SHERFIELD ON LODDON CP Summerstead Farm G AIG TAYLOR'S FARM ER A VE SHERFIELD ON LODDON PARISH WARD PARISH WARD Sherfield Hill Park Long Swains Row Petty's Copse Wildmoor Farm OOR LANE M WILDM Playing Field O UL SH AY L E A N N A E L Hampshire International D R Business Park O F K C O R C Forked Copse Moulshay Farm S Page's H P S B e O tty Copse W 's B E M ro H AN ok R R Y O E A A B D W R O E E B R R T O E N M I Four Lanes L E THORNHILL WAY R Community Infant School Cedar Clump N S D A KEY O T Four Lanes E R Community E Long Copse J R Junior School O S Tylney Park DISTRICT BOUNDARY O M RSH LANE N WHITMA T A H Chineham H Great Sorrell's Copse Sewage Works DISTRICT WARD BOUNDARY N J Business Park CHINEHAM O PARISH BOUNDARY P E A H N PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH WARD BOUNDARY A CHINEHAM WARD L R N D R I PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH WARD BOUNDARY S O W F Y ATTOCK WA H K M C A O W R CHINEHAM CP C R A D R D G ROAD READIN Shirlen's Copse Carpenter's Down Playing Field Wood College Copse Blackland's Compfield Copse LO Farm NG LANE Great Binfields Copse T Y E L N N E A L Y BINFIELDS E L ROUNDABOUT A G N D POPLEY I E R EAST Hale Farm Lodge Farm Deanlands Farm N EWNHA WARD M LANE A 33 Great Binfields Primary School Webb's Copse D A O G R R E A N Owen's Farm T P E G W B Y NH Newnham N I O A I N M F T L D I A E T N A L E D S E S H R R I O L L A D D A O D R A N E 0 E 3 D S A A H IL W L D R Daneshill West IV Industrial Estate E P O P T E O L N O A A R N L S E F N A F R OW AR M R O A S n R C L D o D A T O d Y R d A S R Y o D C O O L H A A U r O D e W O D v The Old i L T L R R School E S O Y E NEWNHAM CP A V D NORDEN WARD R R King George V O A A Playing Fields H E D N DANESHILL A Round Copse ROUNDABOUT L Recreation Ground NS D O A T O DANESHILL R R A Water End N B W O AT Mobile Home Park ND A ER O 287 SW END L Hook Common IN LAN G E SW A NG LA Sports Ground NE Daneshill East Playing AR Industrial Estate M M I Field S L TR K Hodd's Copse O I N Bushy Lease Copse NG G R Cowdery's Gaine's Wood OA P D Downs E N E L N A A L N R E O O M H S A BASING WARD Wood Piddle Copse AD O T St Mary's C of E R EE G R Junior School N ST I E AS H B T Old Basing E N A E L N LONDON ROAD L A L L CR OLD BASING AND LYCHPIT CP O r E W e Old Basing W N v W L i El Sub Sta A O N Infant School R D E C e N Hang Wood R Basing House AV A d A 3 L y R M IE L R E RO H AD Mill Wood T A BELLE V HE UE ROAD R Priory Farm I N and remains of G W St Mary's Priory A Y H E E A A T N C S E A H E T N L L A A B N K N L Y E A E R F L G A L D S P E RI K E E UE C DB T INDEN AVEN E L N Butter Wood A 3 O R M A T V L E S K Up Nately EASTROP N Ba W Basingstoke Common U C sin O A g E s R to L k e R B C an E WARD Recreation al UE Ground H PARK AVEN T A E H GREYW ELL ROAD Riding School Crabtree Plantation H T U O S Y A W G IN R A G N R D E W Y W E L E L L L Y D R A R O W O A Rucstall V D M Greywell Hill Park E Primary GROVE A Mapledurwell D School K WARD C A MAPLEDURWELL AND UP NATELY CP L B Greywell BLACK DAM New Park Oaken Plantation 3 M 151,000m Sheetlands Dickens's Lane Copse Plantation 467,000m D O W H D A N U O I L S R A H H N T E L R A O N W E N U SU65SE T E E LAN WHIT Cricket Ground FIVE LANES END Blackdown Farm The Pelican Hackwood Park WINSLADE CP TUNWORTH CP Sturts Copse Hackwood UPTON GREY CP Farm UPTON GREY AND THE CANDOVERS WARD.
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