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Download Welney Map Adopted King’s Lynn & West Norfolk Local Plan 1998 Drain Drain Drain Drain Inset 107 Drain Drain 6 0063 8961 3961 4 Welney WISBECH 1958 6757 ROAD Drain 1 This Map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk. LA086045. 1999. 0054 Drain Drain Drain MapsDrain produced by Lovell Johns Ltd., Oxford. England. SCALE 1:5000 Drain Stockyard Farm (Drain) 9050 945 7849 Track Facit BM 1.07m Old Croft River B 1100 2.3m Drain Drain Depot 2841 FB Track 0941 Westgate Silver Crest 5039 Drain HERNE DROVE Maywood Farm 0036 Drain 0.7m Maywood Track 2.3m 1330 Old Welney Nursery Pavilion Trevine Drain Drain Track 6 Drain MARCH ROAD Drain Herneside Mill Farm Welney Playing Field 1 BM 2.46m 4 Drain Drain Drain 22 33 21 0.6m 15 34 Sandgate 8800 The Terrace Cottage 38 Dorray CHESTNUT AVENUE 2.1m Drain Bedford Villa 8 The Sands 1 Clovelly Little Grove Track Gaybriar Marifa Cherry Tree Drain (PH) 5214 MAIN STREET Three Ways 1 Jason Cottage 3403 2.0m Blows House Cambria 1.2m Delph Cottage The Nook Kenray Cottage 4 Drain B 1100 River Track 8 The View 0005 0001 2500 Ambleside Drain Orchards Culdrose FB Dayford Welney NEW ROAD B 1100B 1100 A 1101 Pond B 1100 PO 0005 0001 2500 PO 940 A 1101 MARCH ROAD Drain B 1100 Rosemary Conray Pond Drain Dayford Bungalow 6681 BM 1.58m The West Telephone Exchange Track NEW ROAD Landford View Olives The Welwyn Horseshoe 1.4m Drain Kently Track Drain Drain 0090 Old Croft River Wren Cottage The Grange High Hill Farm Track 4989 7789 Water Tower (Drain) Bank Drain 1 4 2.4m High Hill House Drain Church Cottages Drain St Mary's Church FB BM 2.87m Tayview Drain Axholme Sluice Welwynd Lodge Track 5081 Tayway Wheybrook MAIN STREET Croft House BACK DROVE Chaos Zawadi-ya-mungo Drain TAYMOR PLACE Lamb and Flag (PH) 2.7m White Cottage Kazarka TCB Post House The Old The Colnes 5576 Three Tuns Drain Labri (PH) 4173 Bramley House Welcroft The The Hives 2.7m Cottage Laburnum Cottages BM 3.10m 9970 The William Marshall Hall Drain VC School Drain Meadow Drain Farm Church Sluice Osiers Old Bedford Bridge BM 4.59m House 6666 Shaneden Drain Bridge 8265 8464 Delph Bridge Drain River Cottage WASH ROAD Pond Drain FB 0060 2.4m Old Croft River (Drain) A 1101 2.7m Drain Track BACK DROVE (Track) 8952 Waterside Drain Plover Cottage 935 Meldrew Cottage Drain Osiers Drain Pigeon 5245 Cottage 8053 0041 Old Bedford River River Delph Old Bedford Low Bank Old Bedford Barrier Bank Osiers Drain 525 530 Drain 2.7m 3930 Drain Drain Mill Row Drain 6929 8128 The Hundred Foot Washes 0022 0.3m Drain Drain 3421 Drain Pond.
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