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Open Spaces 0 - 2Ha ATK154 ATK207 2Ha - 20Ha ATK221 ATK208 20Ha > ATK054 ± Legend Wandsworth Wards ATK152 Open Spaces 0 - 2ha ATK154 ATK207 2ha - 20ha ATK221 ATK208 20ha > 300m Catchment Area (>2ha) ATK112 ATK206 2000m Catchment Area (>20ha) ATK116 ATK068 Ackroyden Estate ATK050 ATK069 Inner Park Road ATK113A ATK158 ATK070 Wimbledon Parkside (former Southlands College) ATK072 Argyle Estate ATK114 ATK073 Wimbledon Park Housing Estate ATK074 Linden Lodge School ATK075 Wimbledon Park ATK076 Coronation Gardens ATK219 ATK077 Morris Gardens Estate ATK220 ATK078 "Wimbledon Common / Putney Heath" ATK048 ATK080 Putney Vale Playing Fields and Stag Lane ATK222 ATK080 Putney Vale Playing Fields and Stag Lane ATK001 ATK082 Riverside Quarter ATK084 River Wandle ATK085 Osiers Road Embankment ATK082 ATK086 St Josephs RC Primary School ATK097 ATK108 ATK087 King George's Park ATK215 ATK094 Hughenot Burial Ground ATK216 ATK095 Trinity Road North Open Space ATK097 Jews Row (Bemco Ousts') ATK003 ATK029 ATK192 ATK100 ATK100 Wandsworth Common ATK121 ATK103 Fitzhugh Grove Estate ATK010 ATK056 ATK095 ATK105 Earlsfield ATK005 ATK033A ATK085 ATK106 Battersea Rise Cemetery ATK214 ATK108 "Central Open Space, Clapham Junction Estate" ATK033B ATK047 ATK094 ATK112 Fred Wells Gardens ATK008 ATK086 ATK106 ATK113A Falcon Park ATK114 Sacred Heart R.C School ATK032 ATK042 ATK116 Sheepcote Lane Rough ATK043 ATK058 ATK120 St Thomas Preparatory School ATK012 ATK039 ATK120 ATK121 Clapham Common ATK034 ATK123 Heathfield Road ATK124 St George's Square ATK127 Beatrix Potter Primary School ATK128 Open View Sports Field/Battersea Ironsides Sports Fi ATK028 ATK023 ATK059 ATK130 Burntwood School ATK211 ATK132 Central London Golf Centre ATK024 ATK044 ATK100 ATK100 ATK139 Trinity Crescent ATK014 ATK142 "Chesnut Grove School / ATK013 ATK021 ATK027 Hearnville Junior" ATK038 ATK144 Mayford Close Estate Green ATK025 ATK145 "Hospital ATK035 ATK040 ATK105 (Nightingale House)" ATK212 ATK145 ATK146 Oak Lodge School ATK017 ATK016 ATK041 ATK064 ATK077 ATK149 Balham Hill and Estate (West) ATK213 ATK123 ATK146 ATK152 Battersea Park ATK149 ATK154 St. Marys Roman Catholic Primary School ATK124 ATK103 ATK158 Housing Estate Land ATK162 Deeside road Western Estate Green ATK018 ATK169 Springfield Hospital ATK019 ATK170 St Nicholas Churchyard ATK193 ATK144 ATK172 'Church Lane' Estate ATK176 Graveney School ATK066 ATK226 ATK178 Tooting Bec Common ATK068 ATK179 Oldfield House Green ATK020A ATK224 ATK180 Streatham Park Bowling Green ATK076 ATK181 Colson Way Estate ATK087 ATK223 ATK182 Frylands Housing Estate ATK191 ATK100 ATK183 The Alders Estate ATK067 ATK142 ATK185 Newlands Estate Green ATK084 ATK187 St Barnabas Church Grounds ATK020B ATK187 ATK127 ATK191 Henry Prince Estate ATK074 ATK192 Causeway Island Ecology Area ATK193 Brocklebank Estate ATK073 ATK206 Strasburg Road ATK128 ATK207 Ascalon Street ATK208 Patmore Estate ATK078 ATK069 ATK139 ATK211 Gressenhall Road / Viewfield Road ATK070 ATK212 "Lowerstock Gardens / ATK075 ATK132 Donebury Avenue" ATK213 Longwood Drive ATK072 ATK214 Aubyn Square ATK215 Roehampton Close and Ellenborough Place ATK216 Gibbon Walk/Lysons Walk ATK219 Fownes Street Open Space ATK220 "Winstanley Estate, ATK130 Meyrick Road" ATK221 "Ethelburga Estate - Former Ralph West Halls" ATK080 ATK222 "St Mary's Church, ATK162 ATK169 Putney Bridge" ATK178 ATK223 South London Bowls Club ATK224 Land adjacent to hall, adjacent to 22 Lyford Road ATK226 Magdalen Road Tennis Club ATK179 ATK185 0 0.2 0.4 0.8 1.2 1.6 Kms CLIENT ATK181 WANDSWORTH ATK183 ATK180 BOROUGH COUNCIL ATK182 PROJECT WANDSWORTH ATK170 OPEN SPACE STUDY ATK172 ATK176 TITLE Figure 8.2 - Access to Natural/ Semi Natural Greenspace SCALE DATE DRAWN 1:30,000 at A3 30/03/2006 SDH This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown copyright 1. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Wandsworth Borought Council License No 100019270 2005 Filepath:P:\GBEMB\MandI\Planning\500 series Project Folders\504 2388 Wandsworth Open Space Strategy\Technical\GIS\project\Figure8.2_NatSemiNatGSAccess.mxd.
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