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District Lichfield E LE E Croxall For more detail see the E TH EMOOR R UG G S A R Y P E Fradley E T N B L E A A 5 L R S Derbyshire Cycle Map 5 1 E H S G F 0 A N F H B 3 A HUNTS L A H U S 1 A O O M A L R ITHY L O 4 Y L R A E L R O NE YSW NE N H ODD S L A A C IGELA Beaudesert B R Y L D R N L www.derbyshire.gov.uk E L S WOO Fradley A HU E C A Y D D EN N C N D LANE E F R L ANE R O E A R L A Old Park D X Horsepasture N Longdon Wood E L O S E E A E Tomhay Y 8 R L N L A A 3 L Covert E A E N Green GO A L RO A D N L Wood S A E E E A Pessall Brook L L L L W D T Lullington K N E N O R O T A D I A E L D A W D ND S A L E O Y LA S Hazelslade N N R S E U O T W L FINE O C S L LA H RM LL P A N A I A E A AD Castle H A T FIELD F O E e N YS A N E GORS R N E G R R E CL N L O Y L IFTO O OR RTO 5 K H NL W L L D Ring 1 m C T O E A A D K D N Seal Brook L ROAD G T N A W IL E E a R LY H E Fradley O OL LA West Brook O H N E T D E N A South S r ST L Rawnsley T N e WHY CYCLE? 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