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Buriton 1 Footpath 7397 2012 7443 1992 from Road C.200 at Buriton Church to No Information on Rights of Way in Hampshire including extracts from “The Hampshire Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Prepared by the County Council under section 33(1) of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 and section 57(3) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 The relevant date of this document is 15th December 2007 Published 1st January 2008 Notes: 1. Save as otherwise provided, the prefix SU applies to all grid references 2. The majority of the statements set out in column 5 were prepared between 1950 and 1964 and have not been revised save as provided by column 6 3. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘5’ were added to the definitive map after 1st January 1964 4. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘7’ were originally in an adjoining parish but have been affected by a diversion or parish boundary change since 1st January 1964 5. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘9’ were in an adjoining county on 1st January 1964 6. Columns 3 and 4 do not form part of the Definitive Statement and are included for information only Parish and Path No. Status Start Point (Grid End point (Grid Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations ref and ref and description) description) Buriton 1 Footpath 7397 2012 7443 1992 From Road C.200 at Buriton Church to No. 18, Milky Way That part of the path which ran between 7397 1995 C200 at Buriton BOAT 18 and 7441 1984 has been diverted and now runs Church (Mead Lane) From the southwest corner of church yard over stile, and southeastwards across pasture and between 7397 1995 and 7443 1992 over stile to junction with Milky Way. 2 metres between 7397 1995 and 7443 1992 Buriton 2 Footpath 7397 1995 7375 1957 No. 1 at Buriton Church to Road U.216 at Dean Barn Footpath 1 Road U216 From No. 1 at Churchyard over stile, then southwards across pasture, through wicket gate and through Buriton Hanger to New Barn Road U.216. Buriton 3 Footpath 7385 2012 7364 1990 From Road C.200 Buriton Village Street to Spelt Hill Road High Street Bridleway 4 From Road C.200 at Methodist Chapel, southwestwards along metalled path 5 ft. 6 ins. Wide then along north and west walls of Womens’ Institute, then southwest along hedge, through kissing gate, up steps at railway bank, across railway, through kissing gate, and through copse to junction with No. 4. Buriton 4 Bridleway 7373 1988 7340 1978 From Road U.216, South Lane to Halls Hill Pond South Lane Road U216 From South Lane U.216 along woodland track 8 ft. – 10 ft. wide, under railway arch, then southwestwards through copse, over timber bridge at Lime Works and past Halls Hill pond to new Barn Road U.216. Buriton 5 Footpath 7365 1961 7374 1712 From Road U.216, Dean Barn Road, over Head Down to Road U.206 Road U216 Road U206 From U.216 southwards along grass track on eastern side of chalk pit, over stile, then along track 8 ft. wide over Head Down, over stile and on to join U.206 (New Barn – Woodcroft Road) north of railway arch. Buriton 6 Footpath 7313 1894 7349 1783 From Road U.206, Newbarn Road to junction with No. 7 Newbarn Road Footpath 7 From Road U.206 southwards along woodland track 8 ft. wide through Holt Down Plantation, through two field gates, and on to junction with No. 7 at Newbarn Hanger. Shown on the Buriton award dated 1864 as a 3 ft. footpath. Buriton 7 Footpath 7333 1800 7342 1749 From Road U.206 at New Barn Road to Parish Boundary Road U206 Clanfield 4 at Parish Boundary From U.206 at New Barn Farm, through field gate, and along track 8 ft. wide, through New Barn Hanger, through field gate, and on over two stiles to the Parish Boundary. Shown on the Clanfield and Catherington Inclosure Award 1819 as a 6 ft. wide footpath. 1 Buriton 8 Footpath 7337 1979 7291 1923 From Road U.206 at top of Halls Hill to No. 49 Junction of Kiln Junction of Lane and Bridleways 49b and From Road U.206 through wicket gate, southwestwards across pasture, over stile, along Bridleway 49b 501 and Footpath path through field gate and along grass path enclosed 6 ft. wide between hedge and wire 49a fence to wicket gate at junction with No. 49. Shown on the Buriton Award dated 1864 as a 3 ft. wide footpath. Buriton 9 Bridleway 7173 1870 7176 1805 Bridleway 40 Clanfield 9 at Parish Boundary Buriton 10 Footpath 7283 2017 7353 2004 From Road U.206 at Halls Hill to Road A.3 That part of the path which ran between Footpath 11 Kiln Lane 7226 1977 and 7283 2017 has been extinguished (U206) From Halls Hill on Road U.206, westwards through gate, along grass track, on to Forestry Commission chalk road, then westwards, up chalk steps cut in bank at the side of the road, along earth track approximately 6 ft. wide through woods, over Forestry Commission road at junction with No. 11, along earth path approximately 6 ft. wide, through gate, then southwestwards on northwestern side of fence, then southwards and westwards by side of wire fence, then southwards along Forestry Commission chalk road and over stile on to road A.3 south of Butser Hill. Buriton 11 Footpath 7324 2088 7283 2017 From Greenway Lane, C.200, to No. 10 Greenway Lane Footpath 10 (C200) From Greenway Lane, on western side of railway bridge, southwards and westwards along Tisdens Lane enclosed between hedges, into wood, then westwards, southwards and southeastwards along 30 ft. wide Forestry Commission chalk road to junction with No. 10. Buriton 12 Footpath 7351 2079 7384 2074 From Road C.200, Greenway Lane to Petersfield Road U.206 Greenway Lane Petersfield Road (C200) (U206) From Road C.200 over stile, eastwards on north side of hedge, over stile, along edge of field and over stile at Petersfield Road U.206. Buriton 13 Footpath 7339 2141 7362 2135 From Road A.3 to Road U.206 at Bolinge Hill Farm Road B2070 Petersfield Road (U206) From Road A.3 up concrete and earth steps in bank, northwards along headland of arable field, over stile, southeastwards along headland on north side of hedge and down step to Road U.206 north of Bolinge Hill Farm. Buriton 14 Footpath 7387 2051 7424 2033 From Road U.206 Petersfield Road to C.200 North Lane Petersfield Road North Lane (U206) (C200) From Road U.206 over stile, along south side of hedge, over stile, through gap, across pasture and over footboards across ditch, along north boundary hedge of nurseries, then southeastwards down slope to North Lane C.200. Buriton 15 Footpath 7402 2021 7447 2176 From Road U.216, Buriton to Petersfield U.D. Boundary Footpath 16 Petersfield 39 at Parish Boundary From Bones Lane, U.216, northwards through field gate, and along west side of meadow, over bar fence then on to field gate, through Round Copse, through field gate, past Pill Meadow Pond, over footbridge, and northwards over stile, along grass path and over stile at Parish Boundary. 2 Buriton 16 Footpath 7379 2029 7409 2017 From Road U.206 to Road C.200 at Buriton That part of the path which runs between 7379 2029 Petersfield Road North Lane and 7385 2027 has been removed from the definitive (C200) From Petersfield Road U.206, through field gate, at Heather and Bakers Farm, then map because it is now part of the public carriageway. eastwards across meadow, over stile opposite Hopkilns, across Bones Lane, U.216, through field gate, then eastwards across the Links Meadow, through field gate into North Lane, C.200 by boundary wall at the southern end of garden of Pillmead Cottage. Buriton 17 Footpath 7413 2022 7452 2043 From Road C.200, Pillmead Cottage, to C.200, Jacobs Yard Road The footpath follows a diverted route between 7433 North Lane North Lane 2031 and 7443 2036 From Road C.200 opposite Pillmead Cottage, up stone steps leading to a kissing gate, then northeastwards across meadow, through kissing gate and down concrete steps to Road 2 metres wide between 7433 2031 and 7443 2036 C.200. Buriton 18 Byway 7467 2037 7442 1984 From Pitcroft Lane, U.216 to Milky Way (Mead Lane) Open to All Pitcroft Lane BOAT 19 Traffic From Road U.216 southwards along a 10 ft. – 12 ft. wide unmetalled publicly repairable carriageway to junction with Milky Way. Buriton 19 Byway 7442 1984 7495 1956 From Mead Lane to Road U.216 Open to All BOAT 18 Road U216 Traffic (Mead Lane) From south end of Mead Lane, U.216 (unmetalled) southeastwards along earth track through Cockshot Wood to junction with Dean Barn Road U216. Buriton 21 Bridleway 7485 1944 7534 1755 From Road U.216, Coulters Down Farm to Ditcham House, and Parish Boundary That part of the path which ran between 7522 1766 Road U216 County Boundary and 7533 1753 has been diverted and now runs From Road U.216 at Coulters Dean Farm southwards along track through Ditcham Woods between 7522 1766 and 7534 1755 to Ditcham House then southeastwards to the Parish Boundary. The path follows a diverted route between 7480 1832 and 7497 1789 3.66 metres wide between 7522 1766 and 7534 1755; 2.5 metres wide between 7480 1832 and 7497 1789 Buriton 22 Footpath 7497 1789 7422 1656 From No. 21, north of Ditcham House to Parish Boundary The path follows a diverted route between Bridleway 21 Clanfield 11 at 7497 1789 and 7494 1729 Parish Boundary From carriage drive north of Ditcham Park gardens, southwards through spinney, through iron wicket gate, then southwards along road, through iron kissing gate, across park to Park 3 metres wide between Barn, through field gate, then along woodland path on west side of Harris Wood, through 7497 1789 and 7494 1729 Wood Row and two field gates to Parish Boundary.
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