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Freedom of Information Request 00 Environmental Information Regulations 2004 Information Request: IR1561364 Date of Request: 28/07/2014 Request Could you send me a list of all of the C, W and L routes/roads in the county? Devon County Council Response Please see the table below. Devon County Council only holds road names for our internal use, therefore many of the below will not match the names used by district councils who are the street naming authorities. ROAD_NUMBER SECTION_NAME C10 Churscombe Cross C10 CHURSCOMBE ROAD C10 Five Lanes Road rbt C10 Love Lane C10 MARLDON CROSS HILL C10 Village Road C100 Axe Farm C100 Castle C100 Castle Cross C100 Hawkchurch C100 Hawkchurch Road C100 MAIN STREET C100 POUND ROAD C100 Wadbrook Cross C100 Wadbrook Farm C100 WAGGS PLOT C100 Wagg's Plot C100 Yardleigh Cross C101 Beckford Cross C101 COLYTON HILL C101 CORYTON LANE C101 Cotleigh Crossing C101 Crandons Cross C101 Kilmington C101 MILLGREEN LANE C101 NORTH HILL LANE C101 Stockland C101 Three Ash Cross C101 UNNAMED C101 Waterhouse Lane C101 WHITFORD ROAD C101 Yarty Farm C102 Beacon Cross C102 Brinscott C102 Canonsleigh C102 MAIN ROAD C102 OLD VILLAGE ROAD C102 Station Road C103 Bickleigh C103 Major Cross C104 BLIGHTS ROAD C104 Bonny Cross C104 Firway Cross C104 Hukeley Head Cross C104 Shillingford C105 Beacon Hill C105 Churchwalls C105 DUNNS HILL C105 Durleymoor Cross C105 FROG LANE C105 HIGH STREET C105 Holbrook Farm C105 HOLBROOK LANE C105 HOLBROOK LANE rbt C105 Holcombe Rogus C105 Huntland Hill C105 LOWER TOWN C105 Main road C105 POUND HILL C105 ROCK HILL C105 Trumps Cross C105 TURNPIKE C105 Waytown C105 Wiseburrow C106 Dead end C106 Nicholashayne C106 Nicholashayne Farm C106 UNNAMED C106 Upcott C106 Upcott Farm C107 ASHLEY ROAD C107 Brookshill C107 CHAPEL HILL C107 HIGH STREET C107 Higher Cross C107 THE SQUARE C107 Uffculme C107 UNNAMED C107 Waterloo Cross C108 Brixton C108 HOOE LANE C108 Ridge Cross C108 Spriddlestone C108 Staddiscombe C109 ALMSHOUSE BRIDGE C109 ALMSHOUSE COTTAGE C109 Beechwood Cross C109 Cornwood C109 Lodge C109 Lutton C109 NEW ROAD LUTTON C109 Sparkwell C109 WEST PARK HILL C11 Berry Pomeroy C11 Berry Pomeroy rbt C11 Five Lanes rbt C11 Five Lanes Road C11 Main road C11 PRESTON DOWN ROAD C11 Totnes Road C11 True Street C110 MILTON LANE C111 DEEP LANE C111 East Sherford Cross C111 SHERFORD ROAD C111 UNNAMED C112 BURLEIGH LANE C112 South Huish C112 South Huish Farm C112 Thurlestone C112 Thurlestone Rock C113 Loddiswell Mill Bridge C113 Loddiswell Station C113 Lowerdale Turn C113 Newbridge C113 Newmill Bridge C113 Preston Cross C113 Preston Fork C113 UNNAMED C113 Woodleigh C114 Bow Bridge C114 Bow Cross C114 Bowden Cross C114 Bugford Lane C114 CHURCH LANE C114 Coles Cross C114 Cotterbury Green C114 Duncombe Court C114 Duncombe Cross C114 Kingsbridgefork Cross C114 Main road C114 Malston Cross C114 Marepark Cross C114 Newton Cross C114 Peaspark Cross C114 Selcombe Cross C114 Track C114 UNNAMED C114 Wallaton Cross C115 Bradridge Cross C115 Christone Cross C115 Diptford Green C115 Kerswill Cross C115 Lincombe Cross C115 Marley Head C115 Shorter Cross C115 UNNAMED C115 Webland Lane C115 Wonton Cross C116 Culver Lane C116 Dean Lane End C116 Lower Dean C116 Mill Cross C116 Pennywell C116 Rattery C116 Rattery Viaduct C116 Yelland C116 Yelland Cross C117 ABBEY LINK ROAD C117 ABBEY LINK ROAD rbt C117 Buckfast Road C117 Hawson Cross C117 Hexworthy C117 HIGHER MILL LANE C117 Hockmoor Head C117 Hockmoor Hill C117 Holne C117 Main road C118 Batworthy Mill Cross C118 Beetor C118 Chagford C118 HIGH STREET C118 MELDON ROAD C118 NEW STREET C118 Stiniel Cross C118 THE SQUARE C118 Weddicott Cross C119 Ausewell Cross C119 Cold East Cross C119 Cripdon Down C119 Harefoot Cross C119 Holwell Down C119 Welstor Cross C12 Berry Pomeroy C12 Gatcombe C12 Gatcombe Mill C12 Sandlane Copse C12 UNKNOWN C120 BROADWAY ROAD C120 EXETER ROAD C120 HIGHER SANDYGATE C120 HIGHWEEK VILLAGE C120 LOWER SANDYGATE C120 MILE END ROAD C120 SANDYGATE C120 STRAP LANE C120 WHITEHILL ROAD C121 CLIFFORD STREET C121 FORE STREET C121 IDEFORD ARCH C121 LUTON CROSS C121 RIXAFER ROAD C121 TEIGNMOUTH GOLF COURSE C121 TOWER HILL C121 UNNAMED C121 WAPPERWELL C122 Aunk C122 MAIN ROAD C122 UNNAMED C123 BRITON STREET LANE C123 COACH ROAD C123 DUNSFORD ROAD C123 FULFORD ROAD C123 Reedy Corner C123 REEDY HILL C123 Staddon Road C123 Warren Run C124 Huxham C124 RATSLOE C124 Stoke Canon C125 CHURCH HILL C125 STOKE HILL C125 Stoke Post C126 Kenn C126 KENN LANE C126 Kennford C127 CADHAY LANE C127 Coombelake C127 FLUXTON ROAD C127 HARPFORD ROAD C127 HAYNE HILL C127 HIGHER WAY C127 PITT LANE C127 TIPTON VALE C128 DAYS POTTLES LANE C128 DAYS-POTTLES LANE C129 BUCKERELL CROSS C129 Feniton C129 FENNY BRIDGES C129 POST OFFICE ROAD C129 SIDMOUTH JUNCTION CROSS C129 STATION ROAD C129 Talaton C129 TALATON ROAD C129 Talewater C129 UNNAMED C129 Woodmans Hill C13 Galmpton C13 Greenway C13 Maypool C130 Beacon Cross C130 Blueball C130 Colestocks C130 CROWDERS CROSS TO COLESTOCKS C130 Hembury Fort Cross C130 Holly Ball C130 Larkbeare Cross C130 Roman Road C130 Spence Cross C130 Straightway Head C130 Talewater C130 UNNAMED C130 Whimplewood C131 Conigar Lane C131 CORNHILL C131 Dunkeswell C131 DUNKESWELL AERODROME C131 GIPSY CROSS C131 Limers Lane C131 Main road C132 Bewlay Down C132 Four Cross C132 Haddon Hill C132 HUNTHAY LANE C132 Lewsley Road C132 MEMBURY ROAD C132 Simons Cross C132 The Half Moon C133 BROOM LANE C133 Chardstock C133 Holy City C133 Travellers Hill C133 Tytherleigh C133 UNNAMED C134 Alston C134 Birchill Cross C134 Catmoor Cross C134 GOLDSMITH LANE C134 Holy City C135 Beerash Cross C135 BICKLEIGH ROAD C135 Cadeleigh C135 CAPTAIN'S CROSS C135 Farleigh C135 High Gate C135 Little Heath Cross C135 TIVERTON ROAD C135 UNNAMED C135 Way Village C135 West Ruckham C135 Windmill Farm C136 Aller C136 Ashill C136 Bolealler C136 Craddock C136 Croyle Cross C136 FORE STREET C136 Haydons Farm C136 KENTISBEARE C136 Kentismoor C136 Moorhayne Cross C136 Mutterton C136 Nibby's Cross C136 Stockland Cross C136 UNNAMED C136 Westcott C136 Whitmoor C136 Yew Wood Cross C137 Crossways C137 POOL ANTHONY DRIVE C137 Trumps Cross C137 UNKNOWN C137 UNNAMED C137 Uplowman C137 Uplowman Road C137 Westleigh C137 Whitnage C138 BRIDGE STREET C138 CHAPEL STREET C138 CHURCH STREET C138 ELLIOT PLAIN C138 FORE STREET C138 Hockmoor Head C138 Holne Road C138 Mardle Way C138 MARKET STREET C138 PLYMOUTH ROAD C138 STATION ROAD C139 HIGHER BUCKERIDGE ROAD C139 NEW ROAD C14 Bittleford C14 Corndon Down C14 Dunstone C14 Easter Lane Cross C14 Leusdon C14 Ponsworthy C14 Sherberton Common C14 Southcombe Cross C14 UNNAMED C14 Widecombe in the Moor C140 Broad Street C140 Culmbridge C140 CULMBRIDGE ROAD C140 Dunsgreen Lane C140 Fourways Cross C140 Ridgewood Cross C140 Shackles Cross C141 Ford Cross C141 HAYDON CROSS C141 Iron Bridge C141 Stoodleigh C141 Stoodleigh Cross C141 UNNAMED C141 WASHFIELD POST C141 West End Lane C142 Beechwood Cross C142 Langage Cross C142 Langage Farm C142 Voss Farm C143 Choakford Farm C143 Collaford C143 DEEP LANE TO LYNEHAM INN C143 Smithaleigh C143 Stonycross Lodge C143 Voss Farm C143 YEALMBURY HILL C144 CHURCH ROAD C144 KNIGHTON ROAD C144 WEMBURY ROAD C145 Puslinch Bridge C145 UNNAMED C145 Yealmpton C146 CHURCH HILL C146 GREYHILL CROSS C146 UNKNOWN C146 UNNAMED C147 Blackawton C147 DARTMOUTH ROAD C147 Firs Cross C147 Kellaton Cross C147 MAIN ROAD C147 Millcombe Bridge C147 PARK LANE C147 Pasture Cross C147 UNKNOWN C147 UNNAMED C147 Yetsonais Cross C148 BELLE CROSS ROAD C148 Crimps Cross C148 Malston Cross C148 Narrowmoor Cross C148 Stancombe Cross C148 UNNAMED C149 Coleridge C149 Coleridge Cross C149 Marepark Cross C149 Narrowmoor Cross C149 Sherford Church C149 Sherford Cross C149 Sherford Down Cross C149 Stokenham C15 BRIMLEY ROAD C15 CHAPPLE ROAD C15 LOWER DOWN C15 OLD NEWTON ROAD C15 POTTERY ROAD C15 TEIGNGRACE ROAD C15 WALLFIELD ROAD C150 Holne C150 Holne Wood C150 UNNAMED C151 Bickham Bridge C151 Colmer Cross C151 KERRIES ROAD C151 North Huish C151 North Huish Cross C151 UNNAMED C152 BITTAFORD ROAD C152 THE SQUARE C152 UNNAMED C152 WARE HILL C153 FORE STREET C153 Hookmoor Cross C153 LUTTERBURN STREET C153 Ugborough C153 UNNAMED C154 AISH LANE END C154 Beggar's Bush C154 BLACKSMITH LANE C154 Folly Cross C154 Shute Cross C154 SHUTE LANE C154 South Brent C154 UNNAMED C154 WRANGATON ROAD C155 Aish C155 Badworthy C155 Binnamore C155 CHURCH STREET C155 Didworthy Bridge C155 FORE STREET C155 PLYMOUTH ROAD C155 Shipley Bridge C155 TOTNES ROAD C155 VICARAGE ROAD C155 WELLINGTON SQUARE C156 BELMONT AVENUE C156 Clampits Stile C156 Dart Bridge C156 Dartmoor Motel C156 Dean Cross C156 Furzeleigh C156 Gages Farm C156 Harbourneford Cross C156 Harbourneford Cross (N) C156 Higher Beara C156 Higher Dean C156 HILLSIDE ROAD C156 Leigh Cross C156 Lower Dean C156 PEARTREE CROSS C156 Priestaford C156 STATION ROAD C156 UNNAMED C156 Whitehead's Cross C157 CHURCHILL COTTAGES C157 Cross-in-hand C157 Filham C157 Higher Broadaford C157 Wood Farm C158 Langstone Cross C158 Langstone Farm C158 Moretonhampstead C158 North Bovey C158 POUND STREET C158 THE SQUARE C159 Barne Cross C159 BRINNING ROAD C159 Kelly Cross C159 Lustleigh C159 Sanduck Cross C159 UNNAMED C16 BECKAFORD C16 Coldeast C16 Haytor C16 Ilsington C16 Lewthorn Cross C16 Liverton C16 OLD LIVERTON ROAD C16 Smokey Cross C16 Trago Mills C16 UNNAMED C160 COACH ROAD C160 DENBURY GREEN C160 DENBURY ROAD C160 FORDE PARK C160 Main road C160 Ogwell Road C160 OLD TOTNES ROAD C160 RECTORY ROAD C160 Rydon Cross C160 South Street C160 THE GREEN C160 WEST STREET C160 WOODLAND ROAD C161 BARNHILL ROAD C161 CHURCH END ROAD
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