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Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21St February 2006 Colour SHEET SU 59 SE Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21st February 2006 Colour SHEET SU 59 SE 55 56 57 58 59 60 392/11b Lake 3900 6800 0004 A 423 190/5 Lake A 4074 95 287/2 287/1 126/5 95 A 4074 River Thames A 329 A Water Queenford Farm PAIN WAY Pond 392/11b Lake 190/6 or I OXFORD ROAD sis ABINGDON ROAD Willowfields A 329 Drain Lake THE 190/13 Drain 190/14 LIMES Lake 0083 Drain 190/4 190/5 3476 0077 9977 3476 5276 Drain 190/6 Drain New Barn PAIN WAY (Track) Farm DRAYTON ROAD Pavilion 1b Drain 190/7 Pond DRAYTON ROAD 0570 The Plough Long Wittenham CP (PH) Drain 392/1 Pond 6266 190/10 Drain PAGE FURLONG River 190/14 8962 Bishop's Thame 0564 Court Lake Pond 287/3 287/1 392/11a 190/7 3958 5360 6458 HERRINGCOTE 0657 Water 190/10 8053 0055 Drain 5754 Pond Belcher 190/4 287/3 Court 190/11 Pond MARTIN'S LANE 2952 287/2 DORCHESTER Drain 3949 5848 JEMMETTS CLOSE Drain 5447 HAMMER LANE Drain 0149 283/8 Lake Surgery Drain 3342 QUEENS 6239 190/12 River Thames or Isis CLOSE 9141 WN LA NE 190/13 CRO Drain 190/21 FARM ROAD 1538 MANOR 392/11a 190/9MONKS CLOSE HIGH STREET Thame Drain 190/24 River Hall QUEEN STREET PRIESTS' MOOR LANE (Track) Playgroup 3634 ROAD Upper Farm The Beechcroft White Hart St Birinus School FARM Drain Drain PH Hotel MANOR Pond Drain Bakery 190/9 190/2 Pond Factory Manor Drain House Factory Malthouse Lane MALTHOUSE LANE Bodkins 0725 The River Thames Vicarage 4724 0/8 PO 190/4 6022 Drain 190/13 Water 0623 The George Hotel (PH) 19The Abbey Church of Lych THAME Gate St Peter and St Paul Drain 190/2 Museum 3119 0019 ROAD 0019 190/1 or Isis or WATLING LANE Race Mill 1616 190/31 4416 PH Works PRIEST'S MOOR LANE 190/21 Drain Drain (Track) CATCHARM CORNER Mill Drain Drain (disused) 287/2 Drain Overy ROTTEN ROW Mill Hamilton 190/20 392/13 Briarwood Mill Stream 6706 0405 Overy Drain River Thame 0007 Barn 190/2 9300 Drain Overy 0012 190/4 BRIDGE END Farm Barn House LITTLE WITTENHAM ROAD 3600 4300 9000 Drain 1600 7600 5000 2600 6700 A 4074 Drain 392/11a 0001 190/20 A 329 Drain 190/31 Overy Manor Court Farm 3600 4900 0001 PC 2600 3600 9800 PRIESTS' LANE 1600 9000 5000 9300 0800 3600 8700 6700 0001 4300 7600 0001 190/20 Drain A 4074 (Track) A 329 PH 3495 94 Overy Farm 94 or Isis 190/19 Court Farm SAMIAN 9196 River Thames 7991 190/20 Issues Overy College Farm WATLING House 190/21 WAY LANE /1 Drain 8493 Drain Drain HAMMER 1492 Pe pper Cott St Birinus RC Church Overy Farm 190 LANE House BRIDGE HAVEN CL HAVEN 190/2 River Thame TENPENNY 287/4 Dorchester CP Greet Memorial END WARBOROUGH Hall WITTENHAM Drain 190/15 0084 1082 7483 0084 EN HAV 5 Drain 5982 ORCHARD LANE Drain 8781 9581 Drain Irrigation Lagoon 190/22 VIEW Drain 283/1 ST LAWRENCE CLOSE 0079 9277 190/18 190/17 Drain 0075 0078 Drain 190/15 SINODUN 0075 283/1 4374 392/8 1275 19 St Lawrence House Pond River Thame 0/1 The Cricketers Arms 1271 190/29 190/22 (PH) Pond 190/16 THE GREEN392/20 NORTH Drain 392/9 283/8 190/16 392/9 HENFIELD VIEW Lych 6063 Gate 8263 Nelly's St Lawrence's 190/30 (PH) Church 392/19 Drain Drain Drain 283/11 9861 392/18Drain Hall Issues or Isis 6463 Drain Pav HENLEY 0055 THE GREEN SOUTH Pond ROAD Middle Farm Chestnut Cottage 8255 Drain 392/21Old Forge River Thames 283/9 190/16 Kings Barn Spreads Meadside ROAD QUAKER LANE 392/6 Church Farm Little Wittenham CP Quaker Lane Cottage THAME Manor The Cottage 5646 Lock House 6846 St Peter's Church 283/12 GREEN LANE Collects 283/1 392/16 (Track) Manor Pond Barn 190/15 LITTLE Cottage 7742 The 190/28 Manor House 7440 River Thame Warborough CP WITTENHAM 283/9 Issues 4537 392/8 6935 9734 River 190/16 Wittenham House 283/2 Drain 287/5 Thames 190/22 Drain Drain 0029 0029 C of E PrimarySt SchoolLaurence Taylors Cottages Drain 4526 6426 Boat House 283/4 2727 A 4074 Drain 1426 3125 GRAVEL LANE The Drain White 6324 Cottage Lane A 4074 8524 190/16 392/1b End Church Farm Barn House /2 Close Spring 190/22 Drain 0019 0019 Oatlands Close Barn 392 Cottages 3615 9815 392/6 River Thames or Isis HENLEY ROAD Hardwells 0115 1210 Gas Gov 2011 Drain 6612 Drain Old School House 7409 Drain Lovely Cottage River Tha OSE CL 283/2 mes ORCHARD STAR WALK (Track) 0004 4100 5500 7200 2700 7500 0003 2900 283/5 0006 2300 2600 A 329 3900 A 4074 Drain Rooks 0003 1900 3400 5600 0006 0004 Orchard 2700 7700 4100 5400 0006 0003 2200 2500 0004 2600 5500 7200 3400 A 329 0004 283/5 A 4074 93 283/3 B 4013 93 Rooks CHERRY Orchard 283/2 3300 Drain 3593 0300 CL 14 OSE 1/11 Drain Drain Tel Ex NEW ROAD WARBOROUGH ROAD CLOSE 392/6 TT CALDICO 9986 Drain B 4013 6784 Shillingford STAR WALK (Track) Farm PLOUGH CLOSE PH CLOSE HENLEY ROAD 392/5 HARTLEY Pond Drain 283/4 Drain Drain Drain 9475 141/15 Wittenham Hill Pond 392/1b 0071 River 0072 Drain Thames 6769 392/4 0468 WHARF ROAD 1864 Drain Woodside Farm 283/3 141/11 0462 Drain SHILLINGFORD Drain 283/1 5857 Hill Farm 5356 Cottages 283/4 3757 283/7 8856 Drain Hill Farm Drain Drain 6454 5954 Drain 0 3457 Drain A 4074 3052 5951 3551 4650 6350 Drain Drain 1050 Boat 283/6 392/3House Boat House 4548 6748 7649 9149 283/4 2347 392/4 2446 The River Thames Cottage Drain 283/7 141/10 9342 Spring 283/3 141/15 Drain 283/10 141/11 392/3 7639 287/5 Shillingford 283/4 8437 Court Drain COURT DRIVE North Farm 0035 283/10 0035 Drain Issues Drain 2333 ROAD SIRES HILL 0131 Drain 141/11 141/42 WALLINGFORD 5729 Drain 2427 Drain The Mews 8924 141/43 7323 6122 Pond 1419 Pond 5418 141/35 392/3 4817 2318 Spring Drain Drain Issues 283/3 Drain 6512 Drain 1808 Boat House 392/1a 283/6 141/1 141/15 6705 141/11 Drain Haddon Acre SIRES HILL 392/1a 3200 0005 0002 7800 A 329 0005 Drain Haddon Close Orchard 0001 6600 0055 3800 Swimming 0002 4000 6800 9000 Four Winds Pool 0005 0001 4400 A 329 0005 Boat House River Thames 92 Swimming 92 Haddon Furze Orchard SIRES HILL Drain Pools Hillside Haddon Lodge House Well 141/14 141/16 8592 Shillingford Bridge 141/5 Hotel Sires Lodge Brightwell-cum- Haddon Close Eight Waters Wychwood White Lees 141/14 Belgrave SIRES HILL 9587 Lodge 0087 RIVER French Hillview VIEW Oak Sotwell CP Drain Well GREEN RD THE AVENUE Folly Farm 287/18 GREEN ROAD Drain 141/39 141/16 BEECH ROAD The Lodge 141/35 8874 0075 SIRES ROAD 141/10 Drain Well 0071 4669 Drain Pond 0069 Drain Drain Sunnyside Tanks Drain A 329 287/18 White Lees Farm 5559 SIRES HILL Drain Drain 3355 141/14141/3 141/1 Highlands 6 141/39 Farm Highlands Farm Cottages The Highlands 141/10 5944 Filberts Bungalow Springfield 8136 Severalls Cottages 6634 Severalls Farm 5532 A 4130 A 4130 Water Drain Drain Home Farm Sinodun Hill 5024 141/10 HIGH 0028 ROAD Drain High Road Drain Cottages 141/17 w Vie Downs ge Drain Cotta Swingletrees 141/2 Water Little Thatch Harlequin House Windle High View The Lilacs 141/36 Birchwood Treetops Field Fare Orchard Longways End Hillcroft 141/7 Bramleys Fairways Blenheim Style Acre Green Bank Kwinchens Rosemead The Orchard Hillside 6516 Green Lane Flats Brackenbury Drain (Track) HIGH ROAD Burneside LANE Willowbank 141/17 141/38 Bell LANE Cott Grangefields WATERMANS 141/14 1/37 Woodbine Northcott Crest View Cottage Apple Trees Revinir CHURCH Garage GREENMERE 14 Shannon Foxgloves Larks Mead The Cherries Bel Mor Bell Forge GREENMERE Anchorage Frostwood Oakwood House Drain Beauchamp Grange The Vicarage Springfields Mister Clarkes House KING'S ORCHARD The Lodge Forge Drain Nor-Nour Woodlands Pond Root One House GREENMERE BELL LANE DIDCOT ROAD Cotswold Monteith High Banks 141/2 Gateways Applegarth 3800 Harlyn Burleigh House Moreton 7800 0006 Mapledom House Jodel 141/13 A 4130 The Pound Belmont 3600 House Hawthorn North Cedarwood Old Priory Stonybank Grove Cottages Primary School Cottage A 4130 House View Saddle Stones A 4130 0004 Rathbone House The Old Priory 141/7 Old Priory Drain A 4130 Cottage 91 Drain 91 Little Nut Trees Lane A 4130 Dannebrog Brightwell Cottage Brightwood County Primary Grove Cottages Wychwood School Orchard DIDCOT ROAD Deacons Cottage Drain 141/37 Woodleys House Orchard Eureka Wellsprings Laurel Walnut Bank The Yew Trees CHURCH LANE Drain Cottage The Silverwood Knowle Wellsprings The Rainbow BAKERS 6 Snail Cottage Rosebank Spring Cottage The Manse School Deacon's House 141/3 141/4 DATCHET GREEN Orchard Hill House Orchard Mount House Stewart Village Hall LANE Orchard Vernon WEST END 141/4 Frogs Lodge Cottage WELLSPRINGS Langton House Middle Farm The Gardener's Cottage Pond LANE 141/2 North Moreton CP Greenmere Path HIGH ROAD Thistledown 141/7 Issues Mellstock Frog's Island Rosemary Fairthorne Issues Arn Carn Memorial Swan Cottage Farm BELL Purbrook 2 1 Strathdene Chestnut 141/4 The Ashbourne Cottage Well Square 141/12 The CHURCH LANE Abbot's House 141/13 Fairlight House Honey St Cecilia Five Acres The Old Forge Wood MEAD House 141/6 Plus Four BRIGHTWELL Nunsacre MONKS PO Sotwell Hill House The Wild (Old People's Home) Woodman Drain STREET The Bakery Stewarts Cottage Village Hall Strawberries Barberry Sotwell St Agatha's Church View Hill View Drain Meadow High Cottage House The Old Holsten Parsonage Issues The The Orchard Grange Almshouses J Haldane Stewart Court Holly Tree New Barn Memorial Hall The Old Pond House Hazel Barn A 4130 Pond ttage Porch Longwall Co Drain Cottage Sotwell Manor 141/30 Lodge BRIGHTWELL STREET The Orchards Ticklebelly LANE A 4130 Marjoram Cott Drain Haycroft Allnuts Little Dairy Appleby Brightwell Manor Chestnut Cottage Barn Drain The 141/38 Well Marlow Iden House Street 3475 House Celandine House BAKERS LANE Cottage Cottage Pennygreen Blackstone House 6772 Cottage HIGH ROAD Sunnybank Granary Craston 7973 The Barn PENNYGREEN The Old Dairy Barn Moat Cottage Granary North Farm Meadowlands Vine House
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