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Isle of Man 1 Entries in red - require a photograp ISLE OF MAN Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society NationaI ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position IM_CB00P SC 30249 76074 B35 MALEW Campbell Bridge in parapet IM_CTDS09 SC 37352 75214 A6 DOUGLAS University Centre recessed into wall E of gateway IM_CTDS10Z SC 38175 77412 A2 DOUGLAS Douglas Cemetery at eastern end of cemetery wall IM_CTDSA04 SC 292 720 A26 MALEW Upper Ballachrink opposite farm IM_CTDSA05 SC 297 736 A26 MALEW Ballagarey Farm just N of farm Rd IM_CTDSA06 SC 303 747 A26 MALEW Ballavarvane 200m NW farm IM_CTDSA06Z SC 297 751 B35 MALEW Lhergy Farm 150m S farm entrance IM_CTDSA07 SC 315 758 A26 SANTON Stuggadhoo 50m S crossRds IM_CTDSA08 SC 32531 77089 A26 MAROWN Corvalley Farm 50m N farm entrance built into wall IM_CTDSA08Z SC 329 765 A24 MAROWN The Braaid E The Braaia by crossRds at viewpoint IM_CTDSA09 SC 331 784 A26 MAROWN Ballaquinnea Mooar neXt to heritage trail IM_CTPM01 SC 2532 6850 A5 ARBORY Ballakeighan just E farm entrance against wall IM_CTPM04 SC 20807 68218 A5 PORT ST MARY Station Rd, Ballacreggan at crossRds against wall of school car park IM_CTRY01A SC 26670 68907 A3 MALEW Great Meadows just S of house against wall IM_CTRY02 SC 272 704 A3 MALEW Ballahott opposite gate house IM_CTRY02A SC 27202 70413 A3 MALEW Ballahott opposite entrance on verge IM_CTRY03 SC 273 720 A3 MALEW Silverburn Farm just S path jct in wall IM_CTRY03A SC 27356 71972 A3 MALEW Silverburn Farm 50m N entrance to farm against wall IM_CTRY04A SC 27646 73567 A3 MALEW Ballamodha LHS entrance to lodge against wall IM_CTRY05Z SC 288 742 B30 MALEW St Marks Black Fort, built into wall IM_CTRY06A SC 27822 76780 A3 MALEW Watertrough Park immediately N jcn A36 on verge IM_CTRY07A SC 27759 78343 A3 PATRICK Higher FoXdale opposite Brookield Tarrace in wall IM_CTRY08 SC 27778 79951 A3 PATRICK Lower FoXdale opposite Ballacaine Cottage on verge IM_CTRY08A SC 27774 79925 A3 PATRICK Lower FoXdale opposite Milestone Cottage 50m S Ballahig IM_CTRY09 SC 283 813 A3 GERMAN St Johns opposite Sefron Cottage neXt to gate IM_CTRY10 SC 284 829 A3 GERMAN Doran's Bend opposite Beary Farm entrance IM_CTRY12A SC 29751 85323 A3 GERMAN Lambfell Beg 100m N farm in brick surround IM_CTRY14 SC 3175 8766 A3 MICHAEL Ballskyr now backing stone for metal post IM_CTRY14A SC 3175 8766 A3 MICHAEL Ballskyr IM_CTRY15 SC 3207 8924 A3 MICHAEL Cronk Urleigh now backing stone for metal post IM_CTRY16A SC 31674 90649 A3 MICHAEL Main Rd, Kirk St. Michael neXt to bus shelter opposite phone boX against wall IM_CTRY18A SC 33717 93080 A3 BALLAUGH Ballcobb neXt to marshal's stand against surround IM_CTRY19A SC 35245 93599 A3 BALLAUGH Hunter's Croft 100m E Croft behind pavement IM_CTRY21A SC 38300 94508 A3 LEZAYRE Sulby Straight 300m E Methodist Church on verge behind pavement IM_CTRY22 SC 397 946 A3 LEZAYRE Sulby 300m E Ginger House opp Rollic Rd Registered Charity No 1105688 1 Entries in red - require a photograp ISLE OF MAN Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society NationaI ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position IM_CTRY23 SC 411 942 A3 LEZAYRE Glenduff opposite Glenduff Quarry IM_CTRY24 SC 42724 94273 A3 LEZAYRE Ballakillingan Park behind pavement against fence IM_CTRY25 SC 442 943 A3 RAMSEY Ramsey opposite "Thie Shiar" IM_CTRY25A SC 44462 94329 A3 RAMSEY Lezayre Rd, Ramsey opposite W school entrance in hedge IM_DS00R SC 38330 75247 A5 DOUGLAS Douglas Harbour Parade Street neXt to bridge in pavement IM_DSCT06A SC 30169 71548 A5 SANTON Ballavarvane 50m E lay-by at bend IM_DSPE09 SC 26675 69765 A7 MALEW Douglas Rd, Billown 200m E farm partially wall IM_DSPE10 SC 25150 70108 A7 ARBORY Duck Street, Ballabeg just E T-junction in front of No 1 IM_DSPE11 SC 23859 70134 A7 ARBORY Cronk-y-Thatcher 25m E Central View against wall IM_DSPE12 SC 22340 69783 A7 RUSHEN The Level neXt to Dingle Villa gatepost in wall IM_DSPE13 SC 20873 69278 A29 RUSHEN Trinity Church against church wall overlooking green IM_DSPL01 SC 36828 75886 A1 DOUGLAS Peel Rd in trading estate wall 50m S filling station IM_DSPL04 SC 332 788 A1 MAROWN Glen Vine 80m NW jct Rd to Ellerslie IM_DSPL04A SC 33415 78683 A1 MAROWN Peel Rd, Glen Vine Lhs entrance to the Milestoneagainst wall IM_DSPL05 SC 326 795 A1 MAROWN Was at Ballaglonney Is now at Crosby, gatepost of conveniences IM_DSPL08A SC 28030 81834 Ai ST. JOHN'S Main Street neXt to Tynwald Close IM_DSRY02 SC 38933 77929 closed road ONCHAN Governor's Bridge closed Rd in wall IM_DSRY02P SC 38952 77959 closed road ONCHAN Governor's Bridge closed Rd in wall behind fence IM_DSRY05 SC 424 808 A2 LONAN Baldrine 200m S top of hill IM_DSRY05A SC 42897 81399 A2 LONAN Baldrine Glenview & Hatfield Cottages, in boundary wall IM_DSRY06 SC 431 822 A2 LONAN Ballabeg 170m S level crossing IM_DSRY06A SC 43385 82711 A2 LONAN Pinfold Hill, Ballacannell 50m N jcn Church Rd against wall IM_DSRY07 SC 438 832 UC road (was A2)LAXEY Old Laxey Hill 70m N level crossing IM_DSRY08 SC 443 844 B11 (was A2)LAXEY Ballaquirk Farm 20m S(?) farm gate IM_DSRY08A SC 43797 84303 A2 LAXEY Ramsey Rd, Laxey neXt to Milestone Cottage against stone wall IM_DSRY09 SC 45128 85540 B11 (was A2)LONAN Ballaragh end of farm wall at Drumain IM_DSRY11 SC 454 881 UC road (was A2)MAUGHOLD Glen Mona 100m N Cornaa turn IM_DSRY12 SC 45406 89732 A2 MAUGHOLD Corrany 50m N bridge neXt to bus shelter in wall IM_DSRY14 SC 463 928 A2 MAUGHOLD Ballagilley 200m above Dreemakerry Rd IM_DSRY15 SC 456 936 A2 RAMSEY Ballure just beyond railway lines in wall IM_DSRY15A SC 46593 92762 A2 MAUGHOLD Lewaigue 90m N jcn B19 against wall IM_DSRYM02 SC 38943 78266 A18 ONCHAN Mountain Rd near Government House in front of Kensella opposite school IM_DSRYM03 SC 3859 7966 A18 ONCHAN Hillberry 50m S jct IM_DSRYM04 SC 3879 8112 A18 ONCHAN Gobnageay 100m SW building IM_DSRYM05 SC 3862 8225 A18 ONCHAN Kates Cottage 100m SE building IM_DSRYM06 SC 3876 8368 A18 ONCHAN Windy Corner 600m S viewpoint Registered Charity No 1105688 2 Entries in red - require a photograp ISLE OF MAN Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society NationaI ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position IM_DSRYM07 SC 388 851 A18 BRADDAN Brandywell 650m S jct B10 IM_DSRYM08 SC 39547 86530 A18 LEZAYRE Bungalow 230m S Bungalow neXt to TT post IM_DSRYM09 SC 404 878 A18 LEZAYRE The Verandah IM_DSRYM10 SC 408 893 A18 LEZAYRE Clagh Ouyr IM_DSRYM11 SC 420 902 A18 LEZAYRE Mountain BoX 1km NW boX IM_DSRYM12 SC 431 912 A18 LEZAYRE Guthrie's Memorial 200m SW viewpoint IM_DSRYM13 SC 443 921 A18 LEZAYRE Picnic site 200m NE site IM_DSRYM14 SC 452 931 A18 MAUGHOLD Waterworks IM_DSRYM15 SC 45062 93822 A18 RAMSEY Barrule Park N jcn Barrule Park against fence IM_JYRY01 SC 362 975 B5 JURBY Ballavaran 100m S form entrance IM_JYRY02 SC 37737 97515 A13 JURBY Berrag 10m E of farm entrance in embankment IM_JYRY04 SC 40550 96462 A13 ANDREAS Ballachurry 110m East of entrance to farm on verge IM_JYRY05 SC 418 956 A13 RAMSEY Close Lake 500m SW settlement in hedge IM_PL04 SC 21617 77997 UC road PATRICK Creglea Farm at farm entrance in verge IM_PLKM01 SC 258 847 A4 MICHAEL Ballagyr E farm IM_PLKM02 SC 2716 8560 A4 MICHAEL Knocksharry 100m NE car park IM_PLKM03 SC 280 868 A4 MICHAEL Ballabooie neXt to stream in wall niche IM_PLKM04 SC 29096 87810 A4 MICHAEL Devil's Elbow 70m NE hairpin bend ion verge IM_PLKM04A SC 29103 87822 A4 MICHAEL Devil's Elbow 90m N double bend on verge IM_PLKM05 SC 301 890 A4 MICHAEL Glen Beg opposite Glen Beg IM_PLKM06 SC 312 900 A4 MICHAEL Ballacregga opposite farm gate IM_PLKM06A SC 31361 90079 A4 MICHAEL Ballacregga 20m N Ballacregga in embankment IM_RT01 SC 235 747 A36 RUSHEN Kronk Fedjag on granite boulder Registered Charity No 1105688 3.
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