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Little Missenden Parish SHEET 4, MAP 4 Proposed electoral division boundaries and parish ward boundaries in Little Missenden parish A 4 1 3 Ballinger Common KEY A llo DISTRICT COUNCIL BOUNDARY t G d n s PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY WARD BOUNDARY A Y PARISH BOUNDARY L E S B PARISH WARD BOUNDARY U R Y WYCOMBE DISTRICT DISTRICT NAME R O A PO D T PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME GREAT MISSENDENTE ED R RO HERBERTS HOLE HOLMER GREENW WARD WARD NAME HUGHENDEN CP PARISH NAME HE RBERTS HO HYDE HEATH PARISH WARD PARISH WARD NAME LE (Track) COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES D A O R A SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. R 4 E 1 G 3 IN LL A B RIG NA LL RO AD BLIND LANE BALLINGER, SOUTH HEATH AND CHARTRIDGE WARD A R Y iv South Heath L e E r S M B is U b K R o IN Y u r G R n NE e 'S LA O OD L WO A A D N The Gateway E CHARTRIDGE CP School W L L I IL NS I LO H T L W H T L F T I IEL I L H D R E F D H L E U I N F M D O R I O D R G B 8 12 E 4 L A A N E D A O B 48 R 5 K N LI B 4 8 Great Missenden 5 CH S HILL ESHAM ROAD GRIMM Allotment A Buryfield 4 M Gardens 1 Frith-hill I CHILTERN RIDGES ED Recreation 3 F L R L I 28 H Ground T L 1 I H A 4 G Great Missenden N (23) A H H C of E Combined IL E S L B T School RO R OM E FIE E LD T D CL Hyde End HAM ROA B 485 CHES MARTINSEND LANE T R Abbey Park H A Y F D E F H O St Peter and E R GREAT MISSENDEN WARD A St Paul's Church T D H R R O O A A D D Missenden Abbey 8 12 Adult Education 4 A College W a r r e n Allotment W D a A t RO Gardens e W r NE K R A P N G E R E R E G E N GREAT MISSENDEN CP The Misbourne L A School N E Hyde Farm Playing Field R i v e r H M Y DE i s HE b The Castle A o TH Prestwood u R r O n AD e E N A L S R L E O IT N N A D B A O L I L Hyde Heath R N D U R B School W O O A D O GREAT MISSENDEN ED D Hyde Heath L A N (24) E E N W Prestwood E A B E L R D Lodge School O A E N Y H D S IL Y L H L A N E HYDE HEATH E N A L D PARISH WARD S A Y E L H A V 'S I G 4 W A A 1 C 3 O N D L D A L E E I M F S T Y S A E R W B BR AY The Chiltern Hospital Allot Gdns S G RE EN LA NE NAG'S HEAD LANE Golf Course CHILTERN DISTRICT NE A E L IS (B) K R LD L OD IE A WO F W YCH G CH W N I K E D O N L OA L D A NE N R S LHA A W O C L E N R S L A R N E PRESTWOOD AND HEATH END WARD E P E E K E N END A NE E L E LA AN Y HAR L E RE L HA ER T Little Kingshill E P Riv er Mis bou rne E Allot N A Gdns L Y N LITTLE MISSENDEN WARD O T S River M isbourne E N A L S LITTLE KINGSHILL AND LITTLE MISSENDEN ) R k O c L a Y Recreation r ns A Gd T T PARISH WARD ( Ground Allot A 413 WINDSOR LANE E N A Highmore L Cottages Little Missenden Little Kingshill T Little E C of E P Combined School E A E R School T Rec 41 Boys Heath T E 3 R S Grnd L E G N Y I A V K E R N iv U e E Little Missenden r D M A is O b R o D u N Affricks r E n H e AT Farm HE A 4 13 Cricket Ground P E N Haleacre Wood F O L E D N ) A L k R cL iv A er a M N rS is ' bo E T u Y r ( ne B O T Heath End Allot Gdns FER NS IDE S E F P A N S U I T A R R M L A F R L A T I G E A F R N E E L E ) T D H A D S k S C T G c S H R T a E E r N A R T B ( D W E R D E O L N A A A N L ANE D E STAG L LITTLE MISSENDEN CP T Great Kingshill E E C TR OP E S S R O G AD N I K Y A W S R E P P O H E AN L D D A EN O P R O IT M P K C O C E N A e L n a D L N 's E y NE b LD LA D o ENFO T P N O M A E B SP HOLMER GREEN WARD URLA NDS END ROAD HOLMER GREEN Allotment E PARISH WARD Gardens CHSID CHUR W N IN B MO TE Football EEC COM R H TR HE S Ground EE RO T W AD AY Recreation Sports Ground Ground RIDGEWAY EAST Y N WA E L Holmer Green W L (41) E Junior School P W O S AMERSHAM TOWN WARD N S D E R R C GREATER HUGHENDEN WARD Holmer Green Holmer Green P O A A P Infant School Senior School R D PENN WOOD AND OLD AMERSHAM ED R I AMERSHAM TOWN S E I S Mop End N M H H A R E HUGHENDEN CP P H E L O P I C C (26) PARISH WARD L S E A O L C T I E E O E E R D M N H P EL D I A P L N L L A R I L D OA W T Holmer Green N D E O AMERSHAM CP H P C T A W E N A L L L Allot I D H N S Gdns E E G R P O O E HOGG LA Beamond End M G Y OAD D NE A FOX R OA W R S S s E N t S dn I W n t G R O e s U llo R R m n N A B t A lo e N H l rd Y A a G WYCOMBE DISTRICT B A C N O Widmer End K P D WAY BRACKLEY ROAD D AD N RCHAR (D) Y R RO E O KLE BE R AC OM S BR YC E W D A R R Widmer End I V L E Allotment Combined School H Gardens S HILL O BRIMMER W E R R D O C A R D Y D E L R E S R I H O F IL B L E H LA R T N U L E T L S O I H R S ID W IT E E P Curzon C of E S W Widmer End T A Combined School E S S D R A A N N O D C R T H E U T N A R E R O Y N R Recreation D PENN AND COLESHILL WARD Ground PENN CP Holy Trinity Church Cedar Park School HAZLEMERE NORTH WARD IN K 04 E A 4 R Church of M A St Edmund Campion N Penn Street D This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of R IV E the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Scale : 1cm = 0.07800 km HAZLEMERE ED Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Grid Interval 1km A D 4 EA 04 M D The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2011. S A E Y O (39) AS AR R T M E N RN E D 196000m E E R NE G AM ROAD R SH E HAZLEMERE CP 488000m M ER L O AM H THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND SU89NE P AR K Hazlemere LA ELECTORAL REVIEW OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE NE Golf Course ns HAZLEMERE SOUTH WARD de Playing ar G BEA nt Industrial Estate Field UMONT WA e Draft recommendations for electoral division boundaries Y tm lo Al in the County of Buckinghamshire July 2011 Cricket Ground Sheet 4 of 8 04 4 PENN A ROAD.
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