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Division Boundaries in Stanley SHEET 3, MAP 3 Electoral division boundaries in Stanley THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND Derwent Bridge Viaduct B ELECTORAL REVIEW OF DURHAM 6 3 1 4 Final recommendations for electoral division boundaries in the county of Durham November 2011 t rn Friarside Plantation n u B e e w d r si e ck Sheet 3 of 14 D o r J e iv R Gibside Chapel Farm Low Friarside Farm B U S T Y B This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of A N K the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. KEY Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2011. COUNTY COUNCIL BOUNDARY PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY Scaife's Wood PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY k al W TANFIELD ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME nt L Scale : 1cm = 0.08000 km e e w H a r T e p PARISH NAME A D m GREENCROFT CP P i Y l Grid interval 1km l D B ANNFIELD PLAIN PARISH WARD N E PARISH WARD NAME A N u r S A n L N Friarside E Wood W R COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES Low Friarside O A D SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. 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O n R r u B Y E y e S s U u A a C Pickering Nook C Upper Lintz Farm Sewage Works Tanfield rn u D B A ey us O Beamish Red Row R a C N T R B E U RE Cuthbert's Wood 6 Cemetery B 1 ST 7 T H 3 N O S R I F ay ilw M a A R E d l B Tanfield Lane fie an Straightneck Wood Farm T 2 9 6 A Causey Hall Fm Tanfield Manor Oxpasture Hill Mountsett Fell n r u Ewehurst Wood B Allotment l Clough Dene l D Gardens Woodside e A w O Grove Sewage Crematorium h R T Works g RS u C U TANFIELD ED o a H H u E se W y E B u rn F arleith Burn Planetree House 8 6 1 Tanfield Lea Industrial Estate 6 B ogh D B ou ipto se n B La urn ne Tantobie urn Middlecausey Beamish B Reservoir Plantations T E E D R A T EW S H VI O T OUT R S HAVANNAH N T O S R Beamish Park R F PARISH WARD U H TANFIELD E South Causey W Tanfield Lea North Industrial Estate E B 6311 Allotment PARISH WARD Farm WEST ROAD Gardens Sports Ground Golf Course Flint Hill B 6 Recreation 1 7 Sewage 2 Ground White-le-Head 3 Collierley 9 Works 6 A CO LLI y ER a L T w E l Y L E i T A a E N Allotment E RE E R R T D S T T Gardens d A N S e O l O R t F T W n R E 6 N N a H 7 O 0 m T R s 6 i R F Tanfield Lea County D O Junior and Infant School A N Kiphill Tanfield Lea Park Tanfield Lea Tanfield Lea South rn u B Industrial Estate ll T e s E w n E h e R g d T u Sports Field r o a S H Low Wyndways Farm T 6 G E S 7 t 0 N E n 6 e A W Allotment A L Dipton m t Gardens Th o Y e ll Co Allotment Gardens E n A se L Playing Field tt an R d Su E nd erl P a d n l Playing Field d R e R a i ilw A a F y Pa H th s E D t V OA r O R o R RN G BU p West Bushblades D EW S R N HA Shield Row RC O Primary School Playing Field Allotment Gardens St Patricks RC Playing Field Collierley Shield Row Primary Church Primary School AD N RO Tanfield School BUR NEW G O Beamish South Moor O D Broom Hill S T Simpson's Hill Playing Field R E AD E M RO PE T WYLA L LA Vie IA P W A w P K R V lan D B EN tati N M U o Pea Wood A Park CU E n A O R B N O Allotment Gardens T TI H TA G S Football I L 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