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MAP 18 Proposed Electoral Divisions in Saltash and Torpoint SHEET 18, MAP 18 Proposed Electoral Divisions in Saltash and Torpoint Rumbullion Weir Point R i Hatt Farm ve r Ly PILLATON CP nh er 8 8 3 k o A o r r B r te a s a ' r n W m e a a h ST GERMANS AND LANDULPH ED g t T e i BOTUSFLEMING CP a H r D W n e a v e w i Marraborough M o R L n a e M Sewage LANDULPH CP ke Works 's La Cock Holland Inn Landulph (Motel) Marsh Farm St Leonard and St Dilp's Church Botusfleming Refuse Tip South Down Neal Point ke La rk's Cla Smallacombe Kingsmill Lake Sewage F R Works E N C H M A Burrhills Farm N 'S e ak LA ll L NE mi gs 38 in A K Skinham Quay LISKEARD ROAD Sir Robert Caravan and Golf Course Camping Park Woodside Geffrey's Racing Stables School r a m Tamar View a T Nurseries r China Fleet Country Club e v i A R 388 Landrake Golf Course Carkeel R iv er Lynh Caravan Park SALTASH NORTH ED e r E D Tamar View G C Industrial Estate SALTASH NORTH U M B PARISH WARD E R O A Stoketon D Farm PILL LANE Saltash Industrial Estate SALTASH EAST ED LANDRAKE WITH ST ERNEY CP SALTASH EAST Drillers Quarry Moorlands (disused) Rett Quay Trading Estate PARISH WARD (disused) AD k N RO e ATO re URR C Saltash Parkway B ill tm al Industrial Estate S er Sports Ground E ynh AN er L L Riv LATCHBROOK S Saltmill Park D Cumble Tor Quarries B A O 3 A L O (disused) 2 T W 71 3 8 M IL Trematon L LIS KEARD ROAD SOUTH PILL Trematon BURRATON N Hall EW RO Burraton AD C Methodist A LL Church INGT PO NDFIELD O RD Playing Field N Latchbrook Quarry RO (disused) L A a OSPECT LA D ST G tc PR EOR h GES ELL LANE b ROAD Poldrissick THORNW ro o THORN k O A D L L LD e R Y F a R E t D R U R A B Y E A R NE L D A Y O E TOR L L N UMBL M WA R A C E RR O O D R AT L L O R Burraton I N L A RD T O R H F D Community Tor Quay W DS R N O Primary School LA (disused) T AK A SALTASH CP O O Football D R Longstone Ground R Park O A A C D L AL A LIN M G TO E Sports N A R I O N L Ground Brunel AD A A 3 R 8 M Primary D SALTASH E School I D N FO A RE R ST O W R D D Tamar R A R S 'S Allotment Gardens D R N LO Bridge S K F E WE O C H R F O E EP OR V O R T E S R D L S T B E T ST Y A S O A O M R N H Treluggan Farm C St Stephens R U Community H C Cornwall Primary St Barnabas College School Hospital Saltash Saltash Station Reservoir (covered) TRE LAW BURRATON COOMBE LONG PARK RD NEY RWAY RD FAI r a m AD a O T R BE r M e O v River Lynher CO i R ST STEPHENS E Treluggan AN SALTASH SOUTH ED S L D Quarry ND ST STEPHEN'S R GLA Sewage (disused) LON Quarries Works SALTASH SOUTH (disused) ST STEPHEN'S HILL WEARDE PARISH WARD Trevollard SALTASH WEST ED F A Saltash.Net R Community Boat M Yard L School Sewage SALTASH WEST A Works Forder Bishop Cornish PARISH WARD Church of England W Primary School E A R D E R Trehan O Trevollard Quay A D Trematon Castle Viaduct Quay Allotment ct Viadu Gardens Wearde Quay er nh Ly er Riv Quay ELMGATE CROSSWAYS Antony Passage Shillingham Manor Wivelscombe Court D Wivelscombe Lake ism an tle d Ra ilw ay ay Railw ntled Disma er iv R r he yn L HMS Raleigh or Shillingham Point s (Training Centre) an m er t G S Erth Island Ince Point Ince Castle F E Tredown Quay R Wilcove R Y L A N Pato Point E Erth Barton Antony Park Antony House L L I H Y L L E G N Depot E P Refuse Tip Erth Quay Sports Ground Reservoir (covered) A HMS Fisgard 3 7 (Sports Ground) 4 Thanckes Lake Playing Field Bulland Quay Torpoint Community T S R t School G E A Allotment V N e T r I Torpoint m T O Gdns N a H n Y Infant I s C R o O School r K A L D y A n V h Carbeile e E r R Junior iv School e 4 r 7 3 VE TORPOINT EAST ED A AD A Berry Down GO D AN OA TONY RO L R AD EVO TR Trevol Sports Ground TORPOINT EAST Business Park PARISH WARD Horson D R I V Cemetery E H A Reservoir R E V R E TORPOINT CP O Y M S M T A REV T OL R A OA C D P SHEVIOCK CP Y Wacker L EVOL ROAD S E Quay TR TORPOINT WEST ED A VE TORPOINT WEST TORPOINT ANTONY CP Football Ground Wacker Lake SCRAESDON FORT PARISH WARD C AR HMS Raleigh B EI LE R A 374 O Sewage M A E D V Works A I K R ER R D D E C IN H A R P A E M L D O THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND W N R O A D ELECTORAL REVIEW OF CORNWALL Hay Farm Dairy Trevol Sports Ground Antony St John's Lake Football Pitch Final Recommendations for Electoral DivisionSewage Works Boundaries in the Unitary Authority of Cornwall December 2009 School Sheet 18 of 20 Graveyard Antony Reservoir Trethill Farm Reservoir Deadman's Point R iv This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of Sewage e r T Works a the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Efford's m a Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. RAME PENINSULAR ED Bridge r The Electoral Commission GD03114G 2009. 47 32 B St John's Lake St John's Lake KEY Lower Blarrick S UNITARY AUTHORITY BOUNDARY T J O H PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY N S L PARISH BOUNDARY A PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY TORPOINT WEST ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME MILLBROOK CP Blerrick Farm Lower Tregantle (DET) SALTASH CP PARISH NAME Sango Island A St John M L e B LL a 32 SALTASH EAST PARISH WARD E n 47 PROPOSED PARISH WARD NAME SUNWELL W L LA UN o S St John's Lake w W Sango Point a te r Rifle Range (disused) Kingdon Farm Penhale Lake Mean High Water Scale : 1cm = 0.08500 km ST JOHN CP Inswork Point Grid interval 1km Tregantle Fort E N A L T E P M Penhale A Rifle Range L C St John's Down MILLBROOK CP M ea n Hi Mendennick Hill gh W at e B L r ong 53,000m 32 Sa 47 M nd ea s n Lo w 239,000m W a ter B Whitsand Bay SX35SE 3247 .
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