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N L T CHUR U E E F S P Q C W E L E H R Plantation C D R E T S PO H Centre I I G E E T W N I A W S E R H Cycle path adjacent to carriageway N F G LA N Z BRECKS NE S I R D M D T R A R S T I S O AB N E S S R E PO S E H R C E T L NE A T S A R IN A O E 22 Pickburn R C A Woodlands East T R D A 4 O N B6 L P O V N S Y A V A Woodlands Woodlands N LL O A T HIRD E E A L R Arms V D D N D A AM E Cycling map D E Prim Sch A U N N H N N E U A A D A V A E R C E U A S G W 8 E O R A V 1 E O E N A E No cycling D Signposted cycle route I A R R N S N 1 U U C Pickburn S A E E E R N A E TD ( R K O E Kirk Sandall M R E A F E R T D M F D B O S R L U E A T ) G R R Kirk Sandall PO A 6 R E T A O M H E H Common Brosworth H R E T AV O 4 N M N E A C BE O 2 KBUR LAN W L E L IZA R PIC E V L A E GRANGE RO N M Inf Sch R 2 T N AD O L U R O A R P B6 Community Woodlands T 422 N E H H NT O D A E SCE E E R N E E O G CR A R FI D FT L Sandall N N Brodsworth F Hangthwaite A E T T H A Advisory route H A D A H A A L A G D Guildhall Ind N Wyndthorpe Segregated pedal cycle O H L R V W R C T D EN R R S S E E Grange E T E TH U A R H R E E E O Almholme Ings Estate IA C OR H M P N A N Hall R D AN E D I F G L A S N EL O T G T U T A A E B E HW O O N L O T S V D D H SIXTH EDITION 2013 and pedestrain route E A A R L ITE E H L R H L S C A E R A N E AR A D R A NE M R O U 6 L N R G L O G E T O L A 3 O R 8 A T I N D S A L D A A Arskey Common S E D L Other roads C RO Adwick Grange Drew Lane R L O L S D A E N K 0 T A DE B H W AR A R S A D G L 2 U LK D IL E N A I T V 2 R A B Plantation S H E N S H E 1 T C Brodsworth R C A P M A H R R ED B L U U EN 4 R F M I A IE LD RD C E R R Y T H D S C Shared use path for Hall K E H H C L A N T L A E A D B Canon Popham L E N A A E D N R E C O C LK D OA D S E R E I ROA T R E Sch F LD G E R S S N LONG FI E Dual carriageway/motorways AD N E U C R A OAD cyclists and pedestrains O E N O R IELD R T R R T C E T F L T S N T T U C L Y N N E E R OF D S A S AD A E W A RO C I V O RI D R O H O 07 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Bilham Lodge Village E T R G E Rostholme E I L C H E ST A E PO T ER N E R FISH R D R Y B T V L Byway A A Y E Edenthorpe Hall A A O O C O G U E A L E A L T D A R L C N N W N E (rough in places – mountain bikes recommended; Highfields N W D A W Y Bentley New Village O Y E N Prim Sch With flow cycle lane PO H ST L I RENC A T K C F S R H D D A C O U S some vehicle traffic may be encountered) G S Prim Sch N CR R ST R O D E O G E G E O R A E R E R N R N N D B O H HE O E E R IL T C V A Stockbridge L C L Brodsworth L SV Arskey R E H Bilham Park Freestone Quarry A N O N L Hungerhill R A O E B G U N C S R E A West Moor N O Y E ED C R T Prim Sch D E A F D E E Sch I R D I Tithe Barn S N Plantation Y A U I N Y C E T Mastall B O T M R L A G N O R R O LE N E D Bridleway S A E XANDRA ROA R E V D Plantation R L TPT D B E N A B A D A K T R U T B N (rough in places – mountain bikes recommended) Brodsworth R W A A O R S O I N O D E D G R O L H Bilham House A E R R R K B O T H O E E Wood O AY R D R W W R O D R O Farm A N O W D F O B H E O Buses and cycles only A O R U W A A A D D O N H I R L C D N S R I L C D A B R B L Y CA N Q A 6 A F 4 M N N E V I 2 D O Y B I 2 C OU B UI O B L I N R E L U B R I R P A R T O O F E L U T N NE A E I GE LA R A R D R Cycle lane L O LONG E N E E L A H H F G G N E B D R A E T C AN W K ID M H T N R L M W K C E Y G L R E C AN R E E C W O L E A E V S O O S A A A IT O K OD Park & Ride A A N Water EL R A R T E A S A V A Edenthorpe N A A D E E O D L H N T A E I U D I E OAD N D V S E M TE R A L L AI L H I R NGTHW E S D N S MDAE tower LA E E T G I STON R D K D H LD D W E G 22 IL E E IE R Summer House 64 Y R EA U I F L E B IELDS L DAN WA R N L I A Recommended route F S ES V N B Y V N A B N O E Stane Hill T N E E H E E Bus and cycle lane M R Plantation A E U V R E AVE O RO L C E A R RPE L K H PO FO O A A ALE Hickleton AWTH C LM N A ND AV SC L D A R L Y A A H E O D L E for pedal cycles to G E EY LANE S RS S C N UE Spring REE M AVENU JOSS D D R E R LY N ANE R E D N NUE LA 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