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The Boundary Committee for England Electoral KEY THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY ELECTORAL REVIEW OF CORNWALL PARISH WARD BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY ST ENDELLION ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME Draft Recommendations for Electoral Division Boundaries in the Unitary Authority of Cornwall December 2008 ST KEW CP PARISH NAME PENDOGGETT PARISH WARD PROPOSED PARISH WARD NAME Sheet 17 of 20 This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of Scale : 1cm = 0.08500 km the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Grid interval 1km The Electoral Commission GD03114G 2008. SHEET 17, MAP 17A Proposed Electoral Divisions in St Kew B 3 2 4 6 1 7 Treore 3 3 The Mill House B Trewetha Tregear Rounds Higher Trewiggett ST TEATH ED ST TEATH CP Trewiggett Seamoor Tregeare Bodannon Bungalow Pendogget Poltreworgey Farm ST ENDELLION CP D i s Tregildrans m Quarry a n (disused) t l e Trevorrian d ST ENDELLION ED Pennant R a i Farm l w Tresungers a B y 3 2 6 7 4 Trewarne Park 31 3 B PENDOGGETT PARISH WARD Park View Port Isaac Rd Station Treharrock B 3314 St Endellion Poltreworgey Trewane Higher Trevinnick Lower Trevinnick Cemetery ST KEW CP Trelill Trecugo Trevathan Pennytinney Trentinney Glenmore Hale Farm Lanow WADEBRIDGE EAST ED Tregellist Farm y a ST KEW HIGHWAY lw ai R d le PARISH WARD nt a m is D Lanow Mill Bokelly Passingwind 77,000m St Kew County Primary School 201,000m St Kew SX07NW Trequite S t Ke w Ba rto n Fa rm SHEET 17, MAP 17B Proposed Electoral Divisions in Wadebridge B 3 3 9 1 3 4 A ST KEW HIGHWAY PARISH WARD ST KEW CP ST Tregorden Mine AT IO (disused) N Three Holes Cross RO AD Burniere Killibury w ie V Bodieve K Little Bodieve d Trethevey a o O Holiday Park o W 's Higher Lemail n tto u M n e ll R A iv e Higher Bodieve Farm r r ve C i a R m e Sewage l Works Three Corners B O D IE V Trevilling E Quay R Ball GE ROAD O WADEBRID A d D o uct Bodieve o ad W Vi Business A 39 il Wadebridge Park a Burlerrow C Wadebridge m Boatbuilding e yc School Bodieve Park 314 le County Primary B 3 A L Trevanson Farm T Yards 3 ra School 8 ck 9 & P T a R y th E a V lw IL i Tregarden L a IN R Works d G e tl R n O a A D Gonvena m Lemail is D Trenant Industrial Trevarner T Depot Estate RE VA ST MABYN CP Trevanson N L S IL ON H R NA OA Pumping VE 39 D N A Station GO R iv e r C Lemail Mill a E T m Summerhayes (disused) D o e Hingham D w l Y n Mill S Q WADEBRIDGE EAST T u a W O y E N ST E PARISH WARD H ILL R O A ET EGLOSHAYLE NORTH D RE ST H WADEBRIDGE EAST ED Dunveth RT PARISH WARD n O lle Business Park W A S Store er LE iv O R M D A O R K S C C t E Trevilder B O WADEBRIDGE CP AN P R R L re E Aboev E S o IT E RD c c H WADEBRIDGE GL WO h k OS Town RE o W HA T o YL l E R Treworder Wood OA School D EGLOSHAYLE CP Whiterock WADEBRIDGE WEST ED Egloshayle G Lower Treworder d U Egloshayle Playing Fields oo IN W WADEBRIDGE WEST E e A tl P es O K PARISH WARD R D T R Reservoir rk A O a O A P R n D tio N a n IO ro N o y C A a V Higher Church Park ilw E St Petroc's Ra R Cemetery H d T I le Church G nt H a E sm C i Tregallon a R D m Club L e A l T N ra E il Kestle St Breock Rugby Football Field m a e tr S k ic d d u g e r T Kestle Mill Garden Centre Croan Manor Kestle Quarry Lower Croan Polmorla Croanford Uplands Sladesbridge LANE TRERAVEN Trevallett Lane Wood Treraven Pendavey Pencarrow Mill ard r Y be Treneague Tim Treveigan Wood Tredannick Cricket Ground Foundry 71,000m C Treveigan Farm a m e l T r 200,000m a T Park Farm il r e Hawke's Wood r SW97SE a v e ST BREOCK CP n d W o o o o W d y a H EGLOSHAYLE SOUTH Riv er C am el PARISH WARD Little Trevorder Wood Penance Wood s n o i t a t Derry's ST ISSEY ED n a l Wood P e v i r Burlawn D Gaff Wood Trevorder Wood 9 8 3 A.
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