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Appendix 35 Cycle Maps NORTHAMPTON GATEWAY SRFI TRANSPORT ASSESSMENT MAY 2018 ADC1475 TA Appendix 35 Cycle maps 470000 471000 472000 473000 474000 475000 476000 477000 478000 479000 48080000000 481000 H O L C se 500 m 0 0.5 1.0 1.5 Kilometres OT Moulton College R O General Information Lodge Farm A D Northampton Cycle Map N E L A M 800 yds 400 0 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 Mile T O R Y E R NorthamptonM has a good network of cycling routes. Along with the NORBITAL route, there are a large number of other off-road cycle tracks and shared-use pathways, which can be used for many journeys around the town, including the B Sywell O U D Moulton College G A H O E R National Cycle Network route 6 and the Lottery fundedN Connect 2 route. The road Pitsford Centre T A M O E L N N O U O L T T 2 000 N O N S S 2 000000 67 O R O D F D R 6677 T A D R O A A A E P D V network is also suitable for many journeys by bike and has been graded on this map I F O R O O NCN 6 M P I T S R R SywellSywell A R L G B ChurchChurch ofof EnglandEngland A N I according to the degree of skill and experience needed to cycle along each road. N VoluntaryVoluntary AidedAided E R E T PrimaryPrimary SchoolSchool T NorthamptonNorthampton andand E If you are a beginner or areLLamportam pworriedort RRailwayailway about cars, you should build up your confidence MMoultonoulton CCollegeollege K HHolcotolcot CCentreentre Brampton Hill and basic skill on the yellow roads, where traffic is lighter and speeds and low. Farm PH As your cycling skills and confidence increase, you can begin to explore the higher T H E E Moulton N G Overstone graded routes. Bridleways are alsoCCarar PPark apermittedrk for use by cyclists, although their A L R L C MMoultonoulton O fforor BBVWVW T V E CCollegeollege E V Boughton Hall R W A CChapelhapel A E D W I N E A V L surfaces can often be muddy and may not be suitable for cycling during the winter. T BBramptonrampton D Moulton D S O A K O O R R Primary Overstone W T A 3 D A P D E A School R 4 O R L E T R Primary R O RE A A F C LL S Brampton S T N E T School I T A S Y W W P T H S Valley Way C E S With the wide cycle network in Northampton many places can be visited R C C A P E A B Y S R S R N S Y Ford U P H O C conveniently by bike. For recreation in the countryside there are many monuments, U N O CHAPEL GE D A A E K E L A N T BRAMPTON MMoultonoulton L S D N nature reservesA and pocket parks, plus the Brampton Valley Way 14 mile linear park E O R O Y A E C L L N SSchoolchool C T O Y D W R L E S Bramptons RE H A R R A between NorthamptonPrimary School and Market Harborough which can be cycled, off-road, for C P.W N CHFI O N E L N 2 000 L U D L A 2 000 66 R S S 66 P its entire length. T BOUGHTON H R H L W I AD D A N O R R E R O Y IE M G A N E Warren Spinney M MOULTON V N U E C N L E E P O V N L A A T TI H N T A H N NG T N E U H L A O G R K T L U B R D R E N S O Boughton B O R N A The right to cycle on a particular road or path can be a complicated question, so, N R P O Primary School E O H T A N C C A R D E Boughton Mill D L U although care has been taken in preparation, this map is not evidence of a right to H A H O A U R C Riding Stable M 5 F R R N 1 E E O Y L L 9 L T D A M O U 9 U F N L T O P use any road or path or of its legal status. For more information please contact A N E L O A N E M R D R N O A A A H L D R Y T NNurseryursery R E Northamptonshire County Council. (Please seeBBrampton Usefulrampton contacts section) O L Overstone Park N L WWoodood Playing Field I Upper CCareare VVillageillage V School S A O U G H T O E A B N N E D Boughton L A P Pond Y 5 S N E Y CHURCHCHURCH 0 S OR L 8 V A P H N I T BBRAMPTONRAMPTON E N N E Boughton H Coleman Leys Y T C Lane U L O S Obelisk RABB B Pike C T Round Spinney I R D L R OA E E Spinney L M N E F A R I Pond PH R 3 H E A N W E O 4 L L E A G L A N W E A DE B R A M P T O N E S T A L NO R S E D T L C Y S TTO E Y S O G I N C U R BO N R T R T B S L E O RT DRI V A T M E N E M N R A E N D P H E H R I V E E W O E C G N M AD R O I P U O Car Park B NCT B T A E E OR L G O T KingsKings L G D O L I O A H O S R U C W C E R T FO for BVW H K E N T G I T N T C L D H R A MeadowMeadow W O K O T R O R R D R T A R I O T S H N L D N SSchoolchool Y O I V E G HOUSE C L E O D R E I R T N U RE O O H A C A U D CL N A L Moulton L E R O A O R C Y N C L L T I R E D D L R A D Southfields B A C A R U B O V N N E 2 000 D E O Leys N 2 000 E N 65 A U 65 A O E A 50 D 7 T O 6 N S O S S A R B D OverstoneOverstone ParkPark L H E U CR OWBERR CL T Y A L YNTON A VE L E Round Y I M N H R R A E O GolfGolf CourseCourse S A D V L A LE Blackthorn Wood K M 6 PO R I 7 O K Moulton Park L SE R I 0 R K Spinney A I H S E B I W 5 N G B S A N T E N N C Y O D A O R Y A H R Industrial Estate D G A Fox Covert R G H A C U R E Y N A X B R A N R D M H I S U N D E O W W C A Y I L A S W D M S K L U N E O I L O O T H P Industrial Estate Y S U R C O N E S L A 5123 L A E E T A IDD T D A M T O R I L H L R R AD N E E O L LO A H M I L R O M L RO A C M L W K K K C B Y R R V A L I A W P A L E P J SunnysideSunnyside A 5076 F WhitehillsWhitehills W D E R L W O L A O 5 H A H E R A D E Y R S S O F A L R V L S R 0 I E I H A R IL Y M K 5 L E A H H L D A O PrimaryPrimary 7 D O PrimaryPrimary & NurseryNursery D A R N 0 3 R T D L D A N W S A 6 CL 8 O O A ’ D SchoolSchool F Golf Course C SSchoolschools A4 LAND S Q E T D AllAll SaintsSaints U AL R O A V A S A E O E R I VE W K S S C R R S L L Y R A W E A CChurchhurch OOff EEnglandngland A D O WA PW C PW E R O S P Y V S D P I T H R A Golf Course R R E O R E R A A L H V Y N O I A PPrimaryrimary SSchoolchool E K E A E DR R H A 5 U AR SK 50 M G D L I D D T 76 1 R E H R Y E L E 9 I S PW A B O A I L K W O Y RD D L B E B Y D 9 F R A I N G H O UL TALAVERA WAY T R O N A R N Cemetery D D S A5076 U N LOWER N L A O O R B O E B L F O C E I V E ER R AD I S R D E D V Y A U S O WO C H LL E S A M W OUGH O R R E E HARLESTONE R H L E AV F E D V CClublub I D C T D R I ER ROA A L B C R M H W R D E O L S C U S O E U G S S M N D D HHouseouse T U C L R T RT N W T I E R A S N B W A E O A D FOR O O W H T I R L R O AR P R A L I N G S HarlestoneHarlestone T H L D R S R A A O O O O L CR E R E S O H O G A OW C T Y M L D R 6 R M I T 7 H BUR H D A L A N D W R A 0 R N D PPrimaryrimary SSchoolchool C N E 5 N O Bradlaugh Playing Field O E T H A O C N A N N T A C L G D I P R A D I L M C R A R I O E E H E O WWoodvaleoodvaleoodvale T S E T E R D R T L I N E C T C Golf Course N CL J R E S T DE A S O E E C I L V E L U M S M E E University of B Y R R E C T 5 Y S R R E T B PrimaryPrimary SchoolSchool LE L Sunnyside T C D U T D G B 0 L GreenfieldsGreenfields V S S R C L K R 76 N Northampton S E A E E N O O C N & Nursery Unit I N & NurseryNursery UnitUnit F L O O D R D N L O O T Y L E E D E SSchoolchool L A A N YS A T Fields Thomas Becket D E O P R V N K R R Fish Pond A IV E H C M E B G T E K D E B O R Y G Boothville E R TThorplandshorplands E F D D Y N E E E U Catholic E Y M D V R O R I S S L R O U E O R D E B Thorplands S O N G A O I E C L A Y B T D L I N School G LK OS R C HELF H W HARLEHHARLESTONEARLESTONONE W S O C 4 Y C S C M G O R D A O S 2 N A W M S D Primary School R D I L W S SSawaw MMillill W A W A E E 8 N O T G K W N O E A E A A E O W A C E R R C M A Y T LK E N C R L L S E S T D E L O D C I N R O C R H KKingsthorpeingsthorpe E R U I A L NG S E R A I A E G N D P D V H D D L O E U S W P E H K E A R S E L N Y Y T O D E V D C L O R R W DI C A R Y I E A A A CCollegeollege N O L E Y I L 3 AV O E L E R H Harlestone Heath A S E W S E U V D R C T N A 2 O W N W N O T V E OO C M A E E 1 D O T LID W .
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